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Royal Caledonian Curling Club

British athletic club
Also known as: Grand Caledonian Curling Club
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  • Three female curlers in matching uniforms sweep the ice in front of a curling stone during a match, focused on guiding the stone toward the target.
    curling
    / History and organization

    …(royal patronage made it the Royal Caledonian Curling Club in 1843) with the announced purpose of becoming an international body. The International Curling Federation (now World Curling) was founded there in 1966.

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    …(royal patronage made it the Royal Caledonian Curling Club in 1843) with the announced purpose of becoming an international body. The International Curling Federation (now World Curling) was founded there in 1966.

    Read More