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The SS Bremen c. 1930The SS Bremen c.1930
The Liner Montrose and the tugs which were sent to re-float her in the Mersey. 20th February 1933
Liner SS Karanja being constructed by Alexander Stephen and Son Ltd, Glasgow, for use in New Zealand, January 1948
The half scale model of the Golden Hind in Plymouth Harbour during a rehearsal for Navies week. 1st May 1945
"Aby"of Fleetwood, the first post War trawler built at Beverley, Hull" Aby" of Fleetwood, the first post War trawler built at Beverley, Hull, being launched broadside into the river Hull. 21st September 1945
New lifeboat at Brixham, Devon. The Prince of Wales making a speech before the launch. 29th July 1932. zxsa
Dominating the skyline over the River Wear is this crane, built as part of the modernisation scheme being carried out at J L Thompsons North Sands shipyard, Sunderland. It is more than 100ft high
Half a ship lies in dry dock at Palmers shipyard in Jarrow, River Tyne. The British Railways passenger ship, Duke of York, was cut in two by an American frieghter in May and only the end was salvaged
The oil-tanker Esso Portsmouth undergoes surgery at Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson shipyard in Wallsend, River Tyne
The ship Somersby passes under the Monkwearmouth Bridge on the River Wear at Sunderland
The giant crane at the Walker Naval shipyard on the River Tyne
Job no 709 takes shape on the stocks, at a shipyard on the River Tyne, soon she ll be an 80, 000 ton tanker
The ship Silverweir docked in the River Wear at Sunderland
Men working indoors to build a 1, 750 ton cargo ship upside down, Here is a high level-view of the keel at a shipyard in the North East
The glass covered yard in which the Mauretania was built at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend
Ships Silverhow and Kirriemoor being fitted out on the River Wear. Circa 1960
The ship British Valour in the dry dock at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend
The dry dock at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend
Men work on the centre portion of the oli-tanker Saranac at Palmers shipyard, Hebburn, River Tyne
The oil-tanker Yenangyaung have surgery in a shipyard in the North East
Tall cranes are a symbol of South Shields and of Redheads shipyard. Here seen on their runways alongside the building berths Circa 1960
A ship undergoes surgery at a shipyard in the North East. Circa 1960
The 715-foot long dry dock at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend
The 23, 000 ton tanker Rondefjell has a new middle section fitted to convert it into a 26, 000 ton bulk carrier at a shipyard on the River Wear, 1951
The Wellington Floating Dock, built by Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend, passing down the River Tyne, in the charge of Tugs, on its first stage of its 13, 500 miles voyage to New Zealand
The Liner Jervis Bay lying in Colombo Harbour
Half scale model of The Golden Hind moored at Tower Pier for three weeks to be fitted out for an Atlantic trip over to San Francisco. 8th September 1973
An aerial shot of the oil tanker Megara in the Thames Estuary and the lower reaches of the River Thames on her way up to Thameshaven. The ship is nearly quarter of a mile in length. 5th October 1968
London Dockers rescue 3 Polish stowaways from the hold of Polish ship Jaroslaw Dabrowski berthed near Tower Bridge. 20th March 1962
The Bremen arriving in Southampton on the way to New York. February 1903
The Cutty Sark on its last journey from the East India Dock to the Dry Dock at Greenwich. 10th December 1954
The Beaverbrae, Canadian Ship that brought thousands of London Dockers out on strike leaving the Albert Dock. 26th July 1949
The Roosevelt, Robert Pearys boat in which he sailed to the North Pole. c.1910
World War II Religion. Lunchtime prayer in the shipyard. So that there would be no interference with production the National Prayer Service in a N. East Shipyard was held during the lunchtime break
Ulster Prime Minister Mayor James Chichester Clark visits Halland and Wallf shipyard, Belfast. November 1969 Z10995-001
Two foreman, upon whom the efficiency of any shipyard belongs, scrutinize, with shrewd, experienced eyes, construction of a new ship for a foreign nation. Circa 1950 P018793
The RMS Queen Mary is in dry dock at Southampton undergoing refitting. November 1952 C5612A
A Commander and Pilot Officer on bridge of a destroyer. The RAF is sending their crews out with convoys to gain practical experience and so put it to use when they are out on fighter Escort Patrol
Launch of H. M. S. Devonshire. October 1927. HMS Devonshire was a County-class heavyLaunch of H.M.S. Devonshire. October 1927. HMS Devonshire was a County-class heavy cruiser of the Royal Navy that served in World War II
Industry Cammell Laird Shipyard. May 1970 P000216 vfr1
Queen Mary in dry dock at Southampton. November 1952 P000152
Giant Oil Tanker Myrina launched at Belfast watched by the dock workers. September 1967
