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The cargo ship Crofter at Readhead's jetty

from North East Museums

  • Steve Ellwood said:
    Built for Charente SS Co Ltd (T & J Harrison & Co Ltd), Liverpool she went on to be sold in 1971 to Spica Shipping Co Ltd, FCyprus and renamed Aghios Georgios. In 1976 she was renamed as San Georgio when purchased By Ifestion SA, Panama. Eventually broken up in May 1977 at San Esteban de Pravia, Spain.

Laying a ship's keel at Readhead's shipyard

from North East Museums

  • Doug D said:
    I'm impressed with those tower cranes which took much more skill to operate than the newer ones. I really appreciate these photos and I sent a link to a retired US navy sailor so he could appreciate this site too. Thanks.
  • Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
    Doug D Thanks for your kind words and for helping to promote the collections. We're really glad that you like the photos.

Tank engine for the Weardale Lead Company

from North East Museums

  • A.Davey said:
    I hope it had a long, productive and safe life.
  • optimal chicken said:
    We'll soon find out Alan. I've hotlinked it to a few local history groups and we also have some excellent train fanatics viewing these pages. Almost every steam loco built has had its full history recorded..
  • optimal chicken said:
    I have some feedback; ' Little Nut. ran between the Boltsburn Mill, Boltsburn Mine, Lintzgarth Mill Wolfcleugh'. It seems it had a crew of two men and due to the weather extremes of where it was working (high in the North Pennines) it was fitted with a more weatherproof cabin which looked much like larger locos. It seems that wasn't enough (it can snow sideways up there!) and it was fitted with basic full wooden doors! This small loco was also given its own small snow plough to keep the tracks clear!