Former Romsey Town Clerk and His Cycling Legacy
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Bartram Attlee, a former town clerk of Romsey, is noted for his connection to cycling, particularly a Victorian Penny-Farthing bicycle displayed at the King John’s House Museum. The museum is currently closed due to a fire that occurred earlier this year. Attlee, who lived from 1870 to 1950, was also related to Clement Attlee, a former British Prime Minister.
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