This is a list of the wonderful people who have thus far very kindly agreed to become 1951 Club members. Look in the gallery to find out more about them :
Alex Allan British chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee
The Archers British Radio series broadcast from 1951 until present.
Lucie Arnaz American actress, singer, producer and director .
Thom Breitenbach American artist
Dennis the Menace British comic book character (intro.1951)
Dennis the Menace American comic book character (intro. 1951)
Bettina Devin American actress and singer
Esther Dyson American Businesswoman and entrepreneur
Mary & Ellen Elephants living at Littlerock Zoo. (Born 1951)
Lynne Featherstone British politician and Member of Parliament.
Ferranti Mark 1 British made 1st electronic computer (1951)
Geir Haarde Prime Minister of Iceland (2006-2009)
GORT The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)
Rob Hood Australian horror writer
Graham James Lord Bishop of Norwich
Louise Jameson British actress ( Leela in BBC’s Dr Who)
James Patrick Kelly American Science Fiction writer
Richard Leigh American Country Music songwriter/performer
Rebecca Parris American Jazz Singer
Korky Paul Award-winning Illustrator
Cassandra Peterson American actress (aka Elvira,Mistress of the Dark )
Paul Pisasale Mayor of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
Steve Prefontaine (1951-1975) American middle & long-distance runner
Terry St. Clair British Singer-Songwriter
The Sherlock Holmes Society of London ( founded in 1951)
Dave Spikey English comedian, actor and writer
Hans- Joachim Stuck German Racing Driver
Univac 1 American 1st commercially produced computer – 1951
Antony Worrall Thompson British Celebrity Chef and Author
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Consider me impressed at your skill, getting all these people to agree seems no mean feat!
Can I join this group? how we communicate.
Of course you can my friend. I know you are already following the 1951 Club. The Club is open to everybody. There are no divides or borders here. Were you born in 1951 ? It doesn’t really matter. Most people think that 1951 is all about history. It is much more than that. All the best.
Many Thanks for your support 🙂
What a terrific idea! Loving your blog and celebrating 1951. Found you on Jason’s “Opinionated Man” blog review 🙂
Hi. Thank you so much for these kind words. Kris.