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The Ladies' Alpine Club was founded in London in 1907 and was the first mountaineering club for women. It merged with the Alpine Club of Great Britain in 1975.

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  • Ladies’ Alpine Club (de)
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  • The Ladies' Alpine Club was founded in London in 1907 and was the first mountaineering club for women. It merged with the Alpine Club of Great Britain in 1975. (en)
  • Der Ladies’ Alpine Club (LAC) war ein Alpiner Verein. Er wurde 1907, ursprünglich unter dem Namen Lyceum Alpine Club, als Interessensgemeinschaft des „Lyceum Club für berufstätige Frauen“ in London von Elizabeth Le Blond gegründet. Le Blond fungierte deshalb auch als dessen Vorsitzende von 1907 bis 1912 und von 1933 bis 1934. Der Hauptgrund für die Gründung des Ladies’ Alpine Club war der Umstand, dass sich der Londoner Alpine Club beharrlich weigerte, Alpinistinnen in seine Reihen aufzunehmen. (de)
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