Norah Gordon Cleather

Norah Gordon Cleather was a pivotal figure in the history of Wimbledon, serving as a backroom staff member and later the acting club secretary. She was known for her reflective writings about the Championships, including her memoir 'Wimbledon Story', where she described the challenges and experiences faced during the tournaments, including the notable rain-soaked opening day of the 1922 Championships. Her insights contributed to the understanding of Wimbledon’s evolution and the interplay between sport and the elements.