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Three masted top sail schooner SS Kathleen & May, which featured in the BBC series 'The Onedin Line', at Barnstable, 06/07. She was built by Ferguson & Baird, Connah's Quay, Wales in 1900 for Coppack Bros as SS Lizzie May and engaged in coastal trade, later becoming a coal lugger for MJ Fleming, Ireland as the Kathleen and May. She is now preserved as the last British wooden-hulled three masted schooner. Scanned slide.
bakboordzijde van het "sundeck"
het op een na hoogste dek.
enkele van de 5 reddingboten op dit deck.
zichtbaar rechts is de "BB brugvleugel"
De boot "sjorrings" (hier groen gekleurd) zijn nog aanwezig.
Enkele belangrijke onderdelen van het systeem zijn onklaar of verwijdert. Zoals de staaldraad"lopers".
De "lopers" gaan vanaf de trommel van de bootslier, over diverse schijven aan dek en de davit-armen naar de schijven
in of aan de davitkoppen.
august 1973-ss australis-auckland to southampton-returning home after visiting brother in new zealand-since may.
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Launched in 1958, now docked in Rotterdam, the SS Rotterdam is open to the public and contains a hotel, restaurants and bars. Many of the original fifties interiors have been restored.
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SS James Craig (ex-SS Clan Macleod), 3-masted iron-hulled barque, 671 gross tons, built by Bartram, Haswell in Sunderland in 1874, sunk 1932 in Tasmania, then raised and preserved, at the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, 8 October 2024.
Heritage steam ship moored at Poole Quay... in the area ready for the Air Festival later on this week
Poole 25.08.2014
The ss Great Britain Trust manages and operates a multi award-winning museum in Bristol, which is home to a historic ship designed by Brunel.
Dawson City, National Historic Site. The Keno was the last steamer to run the Yukon River from Whitehorse to her new home in Dawson. She was built in 1922 and was used to transport silver, lead and zinc ore from the Mayo district to Stewart. The Keno and the Klondike are the only 2 riverboats that survive in the Yukon.
The fifth SS Rotterdam, known as "The Grande Dame", was launched by Queen Juliana in a gala ceremony on 13 September 1958, and completed the following summer. The Rotterdam was the last great Dutch "ship of state", employing the finest artisans from the Netherlands in her construction and fitting out process. With a career spanning forty years, she was also one of the most successful passenger ships of all time. She sailed from 1959 until her final retirement in the fall of 2000. (More information following the link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Rotterdam)
Rollin' Dreams 1972 Chevelle SS, Wilderness on Wheels Benefit Car Show, Alameda at Garrison, Lakewood, CO, 08 June 2013.
3-masted barque "SS Kaskelot", 457 tons displacement, built 1948 in Denmark for the Royal Greenland Trading Co. to supply remote coastal settlements in East Greenland and later used as a fisheries support vessel in the Faroe Isklands. At Charlestown, Cornwall, 07/99. Scanned slide.
SS United States was commissioned in 1952 and sailed till 1969. It was docked in Philadelphia Pa in 1996. It was stripped of all of its interior materials before it landed in Philly. It holds the Blue Riband award for fastest crossing across the Transatlantic.
Sign outside of the gate where the SS United States is docked.
For more info on the ship and to help protect it, go to: www.ssunitedstates.org/SSUShome.html
The original Deck Layout .Taken in the early 1970's on a cruise when she was still a sewage disposal vessel on the clyde.. note the deck games and deckchairs!
She used to offer cruises to organised groups from the Glasgow Area
SS United States was commissioned in 1952 and sailed till 1969. It was docked in Philadelphia Pa in 1996. It was stripped of all of its interior materials before it landed in Philly. It holds the Blue Riband award for fastest crossing across the Transatlantic.
P&O Liner SS Canberra prepares to depart Outer Harbor, Port Adelaide, assisted by the tugs 'Tusker' (bow) and Tarpan (stern).