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Steamers

  • Cecil Rhodes - a steamer for Lake Tanganyika

    Cecil Rhodes - a steamer for Lake Tanganyika

    Built in Wivenhoe by Forrestt & Sons in 1898 completed in 1899
  • Small tugs built for the War Department, Royal Engineers.

    Small tugs built for the War Department, Royal Engineers.

    Rennie Forrestt Shipbuilding, Engineering & Dry Dock Co. Ltd (3)
  • The Pyefleet Oyster Dredger

    The Pyefleet Oyster Dredger

    She worked on the River Colne
  • The Steamer 'Tern' at Windermere

    The Steamer 'Tern' at Windermere

    Built by Forrestt and Sons 1891
Maritime
  • 'Friday' Green and Elise - CK299
  • A Wivenhoe "landmark" the Cap Pilar
  • About William Sanford b. 1749 -1830
  • Cox & King, Wivenhoe
  • Guy Harding's Boatyard in the 1980s
  • Mersea Museum
  • R.Y.S. Britannia
  • Rosabelle Stores
  • Swedish timber ships
  • The Boatbuilders of the 'Upstream' yard
  • The Cap Pilar
  • The Jessie Annandale
  • The Northseamen
  • The Racing Yacht "Genesta"
  • The Story of Cooks Shipyard
  • Thomas and John Harvey
  • Wivenhoe as a port in the late 1500s
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