LIFEBOAT MAGAZINE ARCHIVE
The Life-Boat Transporting-Carriage
The Life-boat transporting-carriage is a very important auxiliary to the boat.
Nearly every Life-boat, except a few of the larger size, is provided •with a carnage, oa which she is kept in the boat-house ready for immediate...
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The Replica 12th Century Long Boat Aileach
Longboat's steering fails 40 miles north of Cape WrathSome of the latest technology came to the aid of some of the earliest when Stromness lifeboat station's relief Arun class Newsbuoy was launched to the aid of a replica 12th...
People and Places
New Year Honours Among the awards in the New Year Honours list were: BEM David W. Evans, coxswain of New Quay (Dyfed) lifeboat. Coxswain Evans joined the lifeboat crew in 1958, was bowman from 1962 to 1964, second coxswain until 1965 when he...
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Cover Picture
by Colin Watson Clogher Head's Mersey class lifeboat Doris Bleasdale punches through a steep sea in nasty conditions on her home patch.
Next Issue: The Summer issue of THE LIFEBOAT will appear in July 1995, and news... - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
An RNLI Beach Rescue Lifeguard Gives Safety Advice to a Family Enjoying a Day Out on Bournemouth Beach, In Dorset
An RNLI beach rescue lifeguard gives safety advice to a family enjoying a day out on Bournemouth beach, in Dorset. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
The Hole, 13 Inches By 7 Inches, on the Starboard Side
The Hole 13 Inches By 7 Inches on the Starboard Side. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Rnlb John Fison Photograph By Courtesy of East Anglian Daily Times
Rnlb John Fison Photograph By Courtesy of East Anglian Daily Times. - View image in PDF
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Mrs Mary Milne Who Named Stromness Lifeboat Photograph By Courtesy of Phoenix Photos
Mrs Mary Milne Who Named Stromness Lifeboat Photograph By Courtesy of Phoenix Photos. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Focus on Padstow,,,
ALTHOUGH I had been to Padstow, Cornwall, years ago on holiday, the visit I paid in July this year for the purpose of this article was the first since then, I found, as before, a bustling village in high summer and, some miles way, the...
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The S.S. Cranby
OCTOBER 20TH. - REDCAR, YORK-SHIRE. At 9.30 P.M. the S.S. Cranby, ofMontreal, a 2,000-ton steamer, with a crew of twenty-one, bound laden with coal from Newcastle to London, ran ashore on West Scar Rocks. The weather was hazy, with a light...