Wivenhoe Shipyard

West Street, Wivenhoe

John Stewart/ the late Bill Ellis.

They have been building boats on this old site since Roman times. The list above shows the only recorded ship builders. This site also built some Mulberry Harbour sections in W.W.2.

This page was added on 21/07/2017.

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Wivenhoe Shipyard Ltd

'Calton' Dinner menus + Photo's by Alf Jefferies
A Dinner in 1953 to celebrate the launching of the Calton
A ship launch at Wivenhoe Shipyard in 1943
A useful notebook to promote Wivenhoe Shipyard
About the boats Tern and the Cap Pilar
About The Rowhedge Ironworks Ltd
About Wivenhoe Old Quay and the Wivenhoe Shipyard
Fred Downing's model Thames Sailing Barge
Mulberry Harbours - Section types built at Wivenhoe for the D-Day landings
Recalling 1940 at Wivenhoe Shipyard
Sea-change: Wivenhoe Remembered - Shipyards
Service in a Ton Class Minesweeper 1957
Wivenhoe Shipyard
Wivenhoe Shipyard - Mulberry Harbours
Wivenhoe Shipyard in 1943
Wivenhoe Shipyard Ltd - Minesweepers
Wivenhoe Shipyard Ltd (1)
Wivenhoe Shipyard Ltd (2)

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