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Museum Ref No: F4f_0024Jake Keen talking to a group of children at Cranborne regarding building the replica of the Poole logboat.
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Museum Ref No: F2d_0030Poole Quay, 1948-1950 RNVR Squadron. Three sailors on board boat 501.
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Museum Ref No: F2d_0029Poole Quay, 1948-1950 RNVR Squadron. Three sailors on board boat 501.
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Museum Ref No: F2d_0027Poole Quay 1948-1950, RNVR Squadron boat 501. Sailors on quayside.
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Museum Ref No: F2d_0026Poole Quay. 1948-50 RNVR Squadron. Three sailors on board boat 501. Boat 346 in background.
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Museum Ref No: F2d_0028Poole Quay 1948. Naval Flotilla Patrol Boats, boat 490 in front.
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Museum Ref No: F2c_0001Ship P2 between the Quays. Shipwright's Arms in background.
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Information on Poole Museum card index for ships
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Museum Ref No: F4d_0023Shipyard after launching of a vessel, c.1920s. Slipway in foreground with workmen behind and crowd of spectators in dstance along the shore. This photo shows the launch of a vessel, perhaps a concrete barge. It is difficult to identify the actual yard, but it would appear to be in the 1920s. (Possibly Lake Shipyard.) The slipway can be seen in the foreground, inclined down to the water, and is presumably the one down which the vessel is being launched. As can be seen, launchings were a great occassion when the whole workforce of the yard would turn out, besides their families and local people. The men in the foreground are in shirtsleeves, obviuosly having been engaged in the actual launch. The man in the centre, between the two groups, is carrying a sledgehammer or similar tool, presumably having used it to knock chocks away from the vessel on the slip. The people in the background are spectators, the men in suits and the women in their best dresses (Spinney, J, 1978).
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Museum Ref No: Bristowe2_102Snow at Poole Quay, 1951, with Hamworthy in the distance and Poole Bridge to the right.
From the Ernest Bristowe collection.
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