LIFEBOAT MAGAZINE ARCHIVE
Liberty, Providence and Pride of Bridlington
Bridlington, Yorkshire. — On the morning of the 22nd of October, 1952, the local fishing boats Liberty, Provi- dence and Pride of Bridlington were at sea in deteriorating weather. At 11.40 the life-boat Annie Ronald and Isabella Forrest, on...
Catherine and Ann
Filey, Yorkshire.—At 8.40 on the morning of the 24th of March, 1954, the life-boat coxswain reported that the local fishing coble Catherine and Ann was at sea in a strong northerly wind and heavy sea. At 8.52 the life-boat The Isa &...
The Grace Darling Museum
The newly extended West Room of the Grace Darling Memorial Museum at Bamburgh. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Captain TR Phinn
JANUARY 1989: Captain T.R. Phinn, station honorary secretary at Ramsgate from 1980 to 1989..
Category: Obituaries
Working Lunch
BBC Worl(ingLunch presenter Rob Pittam talking to crew members at Fleetwood. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Crew Member Claire Goode and Colleagues Tow In the Real Casualty
Gary Stanbury pictured at the helm amongst the sandbanks Photo: Nigel Millard. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
RNLI Driver George Dadson.
RNLI driver George Dadson. back home at Poole depot with his pride and joy.. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
The Sailing Yawl Lady Audrey
Ramsgate, Kent. — During the after- noon of the 6th of June, 1949, the honorary secretary had under observa- tion a sailing yawl cruising near the Brake Sands. In the evening she arrived off Ramsgate Harbour, but was carried eastwards with...
S.S. Celerity
CROMER, NORFOLK.—A message by telephone having been received from Mundesley stating that the services of the Life-boat were required, on the 17th February, the Life-boat Benjamin Bond Cabbell was launched at 9 P.M. and found the s.s....
Fishing Boats (1)
Early on the morning of the 2nd March. ; several local fishing boats and cobles put to sea. By 9 A.M. the sea was making fast and breaking at the pier ends ; and the river, running strongly out of the harbour, made the entrance dangerous. A...