National Historic Ships UK

  • Historic passenger vessel offered free in last-chance rescue appeal

    Historic passenger vessel offered free in last-chance rescue appeal

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    A last-ditch plea has been issued to save St George, a once elegant 1935 passenger vessel now lying in poor condition at Willow Moorings, Kegworth. The 58ft craft, whose long career has spanned pleasure cruising, wartime service and a starring role in the 2012 Diamond Jubilee Pageant, is being offered free to a good home…

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  • Wooden wonders and maritime magic

    Wooden wonders and maritime magic

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    A LIVELY celebration of Scotland’s maritime heritage is set to return to Portsoy in June, with organisers issuing an open invitation to traditional boats and their crews. The Scottish Traditional Boat Festival, which will take place on June 13-14, is expected to draw more than 13,000 visitors to the town’s historic 17th‑century harbour, creating one…

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  • NATIONAL HONOUR for waterways photographer

    NATIONAL HONOUR for waterways photographer

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    National Historic Ships UK, a government-funded but independent organisation, has announced the winners of its annual photography competition celebrating maritime heritage across the UK. The organisation provides objective advice to UK governments and local authorities, funding bodies, and the historic ships sector on all matters relating to historic vessels. Kev, from Tipton in the West…

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