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F P Crowell Boatbuilder

I am a boatbuilder and repairer who, from 1962 to 1980, was a time-served apprentice at Robsons of South Shields, working on traditional wooden boats, building ships' lifeboats, Trinity House tenders, foy boats, fishing vessels, pilot boats and harbour launches. I now operate from a boatshed with a slipway which can take vessels from 45 foot long, with a 14 foot beam. The top height clearance from cradle to roof is 21 foot aft and 18 foot 6 inches forward. The cradle is lowered down the slipway for entry to the boatshed at high tide, the boat is allowed to settle on the cradle and then hauled
Boatyards Slipways

Headland Archaeology Ltd

Dr. Dan Atkinson is Headland's in-house maritime specialist. Headland offer a wide range of heritage advice in relation to historic vessels; from consultation in the preparation and delivery of conservation and management plans to the research and survey (both traditional and digital) of all manner of historic vessels. In addition, Headland also undertake the assessment, evaluation, excavation and survey of vessel remains located on land, in the inter-tidal zone and underwater. Headland work throughout the UK and Ireland. Consultants

Mark Stockl Boatbuilder

Restoration, repair and new build of traditional timber boats. Recent rebuilds include 'Jubilee' - 27', Ness Sgoth and Vine-24' Fifie. Currently building a new 23' Fifie for a customer from the Isle of Wight.

The Slipway Co-operative Ltd

The Slipway Co-operative was involved in restoring the historic Underfall Yard and has since been managing the slipping of vessels. We have worked on a wide range of different boats, in repairs, restorations and new-builds, like the new stern windows of Brunel's SS 'Great Britain', restoration of fine classic yachts like Uffa Fox's 22 sq. m. 'Vigilant', repairs and maintenance of Bristol's ferry boats, converted trawlers and the like, but also the build of a new 32' Cornish Pilot Gig and other small dingies. Yacht joinery is an essential part of our work. Whereas our main work involves
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Boatworks+

Boatworks+ is the island's leading provider of chandlery and marine services in Guernsey. Conveniently located in Guernseys' St. Peter Port harbour and close to the visiting yacht marinas, Boatworks+ offer a comprehensive range of nautical products and marine services to local boat owners and visiting yachtsmen to Guernsey and the Channel Islands. Boatworks+ also operate the dock-side fuelling berths both in the main St. Peter Port harbour and the QE2 marina providing duty free diesel and marine fuel.
Chandlery & Equipment

Lightgraphix Limited

Lightgraphix design and manufacture light fittings for architectural, marine and display use. Facilities include: metalwork machining and presswork, fabrication, powdercoating, assembly & extensive testing area together with design and administration offices & comprehensive showroom.
Lighting

Falmouth Marine School

Cornwall’s College of the Ocean Falmouth Marine School has an excellent international reputation for marine courses with facilities including boatbuilding and engineering workshops, a dedicated marine science lab and a well equipped watersports centre. All our programmes focus on activity, providing students with essential practical experience to prepare for employment or higher education. Whatever you choose to study, Falmouth Marine School is committed to ensuring that all students enjoy their time with us, and can be assured of personal attention, support and guidance every step of the way Consultants

Stone's Boatyard & Marine Timber

Going back to the late 1800s, Edwin Stone became renowned for making the best willow baskets and crab pots for local fishermen. Edwin’s son, James, went on to complete an apprenticeship as a shipwright at the legendary Edgar Cove boatyard in Salcombe. Before starting his yard in Salcombe, Edgar Cove had worked at Fife’s yard in Fairlie during the period when they built the first of Sir Thomas Lipton’s “Shamrock” Challengers for the America’s Cup. Covering a span of sixty years, three members of the Stone family learnt their trade at Edgar Cove. Suppliers of high-end mast and spar grade timber
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