Farr Collection

Tommy Farr (1914-1986)
Photographic portrait of Tommy Farr, the Welsh heavyweight boxer, pictured in 1936

Tommy Farr using a punch ball, 1937
Photograph showing Tommy Farr (1914-1986), the Welsh heavyweight boxer also known as the Tonypandy Terror, training at a gym, 1937

American and British members of the Air Transport Auxiliary in front of a Hawker Hurricane. From left: Virginia Farr, New Jersey; Louise Dutch Schuuman, New York; Helen Ritchie

Farr Point, Sutherland, Scotland near Bettyhill Date: 1939

Lichen Covered rocks, BettyHill, Sutherland, Scotland

The Gate House, Limpsfield, Surrey
Some architectural drawings of The Gate House, Limpsfield Surrey, showing garden and entrance fronts, designed for Sir Stanley A

The Gate House, Limpsfield, Surrey, Interiors
A pair of photographs of the billiards room and a bedroom of The Gate House, Limpsfield, Surrey, the house was designed for Sir Stanley A

Highland IV2 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Highland IV2 6

Highland KW14 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Highland KW14 7

Tommy Farr, Welsh boxer, 1938. Born in South Wales and nicknamed the Tonypandy Terror, Farr (1913-1986) became British and Empire champion in 1937

Mrs Roosevelt is escorted by Commandant Pauline Gower as she meets Air Transport Auxiliary pilots. From left: Mrs Opal Anderson, Miss Jane Plant and Miss Virginia Farr

World War I. Bombing Ludwigshafen
First World War (1914-1918). Bombardment of Ludwigshafen by a French squad (26th May 1915). Picture by Henry Farr鮠 Drawing

THE IBSEN PERFORMANCES IN LONDON: Miss Florence Farr as Rebecca West in Rosmersholm. UK

English physician and statistician. Wood engraving, 1883
WILLIAM FARR (1807-1883). English physician and statistician. Wood engraving, 1883

Tommy Farr boxer
Tommy Farr (1914 - 1986) born in Clydach Vale, Wales, heavyweight boxer Date: 1937

St Martins Theatre, West Street, London
St Martins Theatre on West Street, London. A play called Odd Man In is on, starring Donald Sinden, Muriel Pavlow and Derek Farr. St Martins Hotel is in the background. Date: 1957

Tommy Farr and Clarence Burman, 1939
Photograph of Tommy Farr (1914-1986)(left) and Clarence Red Burman, after their heavyweight boxing match, Harringay, London, 1939

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"Remembering Tommy Farr: A Legend in and out of the Ring" Tommy Farr (1914-1986) was a renowned British boxer who left an indelible mark on the world of boxing. In this captivating photograph from 1937, we see him using a punch ball, showcasing his incredible skill and dedication to his craft. But Tommy's accomplishments extended beyond the ring. During World War II, he served as part of the American and British members of the Air Transport Auxiliary, displaying bravery and resilience in times of conflict. Farr Point, located in Sutherland near Bettyhill, Scotland holds significance for Tommy. It serves as a reminder of his roots and connection to his homeland. The Gate House in Limpsfield, Surrey played an important role in Tommy's life. This charming residence not only served as his home but also witnessed countless moments that shaped him into the legend he became. Inside The Gate House lies stories waiting to be discovered - its interiors hold secrets that reveal more about Tommy's personal journey and experiences within those walls. Lichen-covered rocks found in Bettyhill, Sutherland further symbolize nature's resilience - much like Tommy himself. These rocks stand tall amidst harsh conditions just like how he stood strong against formidable opponents inside the ring. Maps showing Highland IV2 6 and KW14 7 highlight places where memories were made; they serve as reminders of significant events or achievements throughout Tommy's extraordinary life. Lastly, "Signpost to Murder" at Cambridge Theatre London reminds us that even after retirement from boxing career; Farr continued making waves by venturing into acting—a testament to his versatility and determination to conquer new challenges outside sports arena. In all these glimpses into different aspects of Tommy Farr’s life—whether it be through photographs capturing intense training sessions or locations holding sentimental value—we are reminded why he remains etched forever among legends who inspire generations with their unwavering spirit.