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Three-masted barque 'Lyra' at anchor, with harbour buildings in the background. The ship was owned by R.H. Penney of Shoreham, weighed 405 tons gross and was built in 1867 by Iliff Mounsey & Co of Sunderland. She was sold in 1879 to T.C. Guthrie of Glasgow.
Three-masted barque 'Altair' in the canal in Southwick. The ship was built of iron by Iliff Mounsey & Co of Sunderland in 1867, weighed 411 tons gross and was sold in 1879 to H. Thomas of Portmadoc.
1865 Three Masted Barque 'Yarrow', Shoreham Canal Shipyard, Shoreham-by-Sea. Two masted ship in the background.
1860 The brig 'George', owned by William Catt,alongside the jetty canal at Southwick, viewed from the south bank. The 'George' was the first ship to enter the canal at Southwick. On the back of the photograph's mount is written The Brig George master mariner Rd. Harman (died in 1860)"."
9th October 1932 Kingston Beach, Shoreham Harbour, Shoreham-by-Sea. Wooden jetties arms.
1956 East Arm / Breakwater, Shoreham Harbour, Shoreham-by-Sea before extension
Harbour arm, Shoreham Harbour, Shoreham-by-Sea
c1950 Aerial view of harbour and locks. Aerial view of Shoreham Harbour, looking west. In foreground construction work in progress on new lock and areas around pumping station. Harbour entrance in centre left, in background River Adur joining harbour entrance. Buildings of Southwick and Shoreham on right, Shoreham Beach in background. Steam train on right centreground.
c1960 Bow of a fishing boat moored by the River Adur in the foreground, with background view of fishing boats on the river, the yacht club and the tower of St Mary de Haura church.
c1970 Brighton B Power Station, Shoreham Harbour, Southwick. View over the water to the power station. Two tall chimneys with cranes nearby. Ship S.S. Mercandia moored beside it. Chimney on far left belongs to Flynn's dye works.
Harbour- view South
c1960 SS Rhein in Shoreham Harbour, Southwick. Elevated view looking west, in foreground SS Rhein being loaded by crane. Yachts and small boats moored on right, buildings of Southwick behind them. Lock gates visible in centre middleground, Shoreham-by-Sea in distance. Photo taken from Power station
Coal ship SS Sir William Walker in locks c1960
c1900 Crew of 'La Belle Sauvage', Shoreham-by-Sea. Group photograph of male sailors, the Captain, a woman, a boy, and cooks on the deck of the yacht. Behind the ship is a small building with a sign 'Grand Hotel' on the gable - possibly a storehouse or garage.
1929 Shoreham Harbour, Lock Gates, Southwick. Black single funnel steam tug 'Hermatt ULS' moored alongside Southwick Canal, showing other boats and ships in the harbour and buildings in the background including Southwick Town Hall. Donated by the photographer's daughter Mrs Ruth Tourle.
Aug 1929 Loaded hopper in Shoreham Harbour. View looking east with wharves on left, cranes, dredger, hopper No.2 with tow-rope attached to tug, three-masted sailing vessel in middle distance, power station with tall chimneys in background.
c1898 Lighthouse at Kingston Beach (Built 1846) near Shoreham-by-Sea. Stone structure. The R.N.L.I. (Royal National Lifeboat Institute) Boat House is on the right. Sea in the distance.
Sailing Ship 'The Shamrock', Shoreham-by-Sea? The ship is berthed along the side of a wooden jetty. Members of the crew are working on the stern mast rigging. Missing mizen topmast and the torn sail and damaged bulwarks.
c1900 Three-masted barque with crew aboard alongside a jetty (at the railway wharf in Kingston) showing harbour buildings, including a brick chimney, in background.
Steam Tug, SS 'Stella', Shoreham Harbour. Steam ship built at South Shields in 1879. Single funnel and paddle. 30 horsepower. Winch towing cable in stern. Men on the boat.
1895 Cricket match, Kingston Beach, Shoreham Harbour
1878 Shoreham town wharf taken from the ferry showing rowing boats on the River Adur, Dyer and Sons' yard, and buildings in the town including St Mary de Haura church tower.Background centre is the sailing ship Osman Pasha being completed on the slip prior to launching fully rigged.
1905 Shoreham Lifeboat, The 'William Restell', Shoreham-by-Sea. The second 'William Restell' boat which replaced the first in 1904. Self-righting, pulling and sailing type. 35 feet long boat with a beam of 8 feet and 6 inches. Crew of men on boat wearing their uniform with simple cork lifejackets. Men in civilian clothes are gathered around the boat on the beach.
Aerial view Shoreham Harbour Arm, Old Fort. New extension to Eastern Arm?
A Dyott monoplane at Shoreham Aerodrome (later Shoreham Airport). Rear view of the plane on grass-covered airfield with Hangar no.1 in right background, showing tail, fuselage and wings and part of propellor on front of plane. Possibly pictured at the SMMC Race 8 November 1913.
Aerodrome 1912 Cecil Pashley in a Farman biplane, Shoreham Aerodrome / Airport. Cecil sits in the cockpit of a Farman biplane in front of original Avro hangar at Shoreham Airport. Cecil continued at Shoreham, formed the Southdown Flying Club, and trained pilots for many years.
Aerodrome Cecil and Eric Pashley sit in the cockpit of their Farman biplane in front of hangars at Shoreham Airport. Both men wear suits, white shirts, ties. Close view of front and side of plane showing wheels and runners, wings, struts, cockpit with propellor at rear. Eric Pashley was killed in World War One, Cecil continued at Shoreham, formed the Southdown Flying Club, and trained pilots for many years.
Aerodrome 1912 Cecil and Eric Pashley sit in the cockpit of their Farman biplane in front of hangars at Shoreham Airport. Both men wear suits, white shirts, ties. Close view of front and side of plane showing wheels and runners, wings, struts, cockpit with propellor at rear. Eric Pashley was killed in World War One, Cecil continued at Shoreham, formed the Southdown Flying Club, and trained pilots for many years.
Aerodrome A Dyott monoplane at Shoreham Aerodrome (later Shoreham Airport). Rear view of the plane on grass-covered airfield. Possibly pictured at the SMMC Race 8 November 1913. Note Rail viaduct in background and top of Norfolk Bridge
A Lee-Richards annular monoplane at Shoreham Airport. Rear view of plane on grass-covered airfield showing unusual circular wing from the tail to the nose with central cut-out" area for cockpit; propellor partly visible at front. Plane designed by Cedric Lee and G. Tilghman-Richards; first flown over Worthing and Lancing by Gordon England on 23 November 1913 and crashed after 45 minutes flight; badly injuring the pilot's knee. Two later versions of the annular plane were built but its inherent instability could not be corrected and the design was dropped in 1914."
Aviator poses in front of a plane at Shoreham Aerodrome (later Shoreham Airport). Morane-Saulnier monoplane. Pilot R. Slack
14th July 1913 Pashley biplane at Bognor beach
1912 Cecil and Eric Pashley sit in the cockpit of their Farman biplane in front of hangars at Shoreham Airport. Both men wear suits, white shirts, ties. Close view of front and side of plane showing wheels and runners, wings, struts, cockpit with propellor at rear. Eric Pashley was killed in World War One, Cecil continued at Shoreham, formed the Southdown Flying Club, and trained pilots for many years.
J L Hall at aerodrome
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Sussex Pad fire 1908
