LIFEBOAT MAGAZINE ARCHIVE
Our Life-Boat Work
IF we could always have OUR own way in this world, we would doubtless make all work easy, all work pleasant, all work safe; we would fain do good to others, not only without risk of injury to our- selves, "but even without serious...
Category: Articles
Left - Launching of Clovelly'E Lifeboat
Left - Launching of Clovelly's lifeboat arouses the interest of villagers and tourists.. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
May (1)
GOUROCK, RENFREWSHIRE. Just before midnight on the 4th of September, 1942, the naval tug Romsey, with a crew of 20, dragged her anchor off Gourock pier, and the outwardbound steamer Lairdsburn ran her down.
She sank in a...
Category: Services
The Scarborough Life-Boat to the Rescue
The Scarborough Life-Boat To The Rescue. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
The Shoreham Life-Boat to the Help
The Shoreham Life-Boat To The Help—. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
The Queen Visits the Royal Highland Show
The Dunbar life-boat is seen in the background. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
The Yarmouth Crew at the Naming Ceremony
The Yarmouth Crew at The Naming Ceremony. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Visit to Clovelly: Rudolf Graf Meets Once Again Members of the Crew Who Rescued Him from the Bristol Channel After His Heinkel Bomber Had Been Shot Down (L to R) Ex-
Visit to Clovelly: Rudolf Graf meets once again members of the crew who rescued him from the Bristol Channel after his Heinkel bomber had been shot down. (I. to r.) Ex- Mechanic Charles Shackson, ex-Bowman Oscar Abbott, ex-German Airman... - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Girl Power
Mention the words 'Girl Power' and you probably think of the pop group, Spice Girls! So what has 'Girl Power' got to do with the RNLI? In the early days of the lifeboat service, women either helped to raise funds or to...
Category: Articles
Cymric
The auxiliary schooner Cymric, of Dublin, grounded on Wexford bar on the 24th December, while bound, with a cargo of grain and a crew of six, from Wexford to Dublin. She remained fast. On the 28th a whole E. by N. gale was blowing, with a...