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WESTSIDE BARBELL The Official Fan Page - Thomas Topham was born in London in the year 1710 till 1749. His feats of strength were remarkable giving that was 5 ft 10in and
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Thomas Topham's Barrel Lift - www.oldtimestrongman.com
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The representation of Thomas Topham the strong man | Recent Antiquarian Acquisitions
Posthumous Profile - Thomas Topham, Jr. — The Dead History
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Tom Topham - Researcher PHD Student - University of Canberra | LinkedIn
10 Fascinating Strongmen Throughout the Years - Toptenz.net
Thomas Topham, the Strong Man, performer of feats of strength. Depicted lifting three hogsheads of water weighing 1,836 pounds at Cold Bath Fields, May 28, 1741. Copperplate engraving from John Caulfield's Portraits,
Thomas Topham, The Strong Man Poster by Mary Evans Picture Library - Fine Art America
Bodleian Libraries, Thomas Topham Stock Photo - Alamy
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Thomas Topham (1710?-1749). /Nenglish Strong-Man. Etching, English, Early 19Th Century. Poster Print by Granger Collection - Item # VARGRC0071400 - Posterazzi
Tom Topham (@mt_topham) / Twitter
Tom Topham (@mt_topham) / Twitter
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Posthumous Profile - Thomas Topham, Jr. — The Dead History
Wonderful Museum 1803 Antique Print Thomas Topham The Strong Man
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Old Time Strength - On May 28, 1741, Thomas Topham performed a lift that would go down in history and once again redefine the possibilities of human strength. While standing on a
Image of THOMAS TOPHAM (1710?-1749). - English Strong-man. Etching, English, Early 19th Century. From Granger - Historical Picture Archive
