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Giles Lang, wrecked at Bude November 8th 1896.
The Giles Lang, a 80-ton was a St. Ives schooner. Launched by Tredwen of Padstow in 1864, she had a chequered career, losing her skipper in one of several collisions off Lizard, and in May 1894 her crew had been rescued by lifeboat in Tranlee Bay.…
Girl Annie
Account given at the inquest as reported in the Cornishman 1908-06-11
The stranding of the Lowestoft sailing trawler Girl Annie, near Pordenack Point, Land's End, on May 4th 1908, was investigated at a Board of Trade inquiry held at Lowestoft on…
The stranding of the Lowestoft sailing trawler Girl Annie, near Pordenack Point, Land's End, on May 4th 1908, was investigated at a Board of Trade inquiry held at Lowestoft on…
Girl Annie
Sailing trawler of Lowestoft.
Glenbervie
Print area larger than scan bed.
Glenbervie
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Print area larger than scan bed.
Print area larger than scan bed.
Glenbervie
Print area larger than scan bed.
Glenbervie
OVERSIZE BOX
Print area larger than scan bed.
Print area larger than scan bed.
Glimt
Sepia tint photograph of illustration by C.M.Hart.
Golden Light, December 7th 1886.
The Schooner Golden light were driven ashore at Chyandour on December 7th 1886. The Schooner was from Penzance.
Description from Richard Larn and Clive Carter, Cornish Shipwrecks: The South Coast (Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1971), p.178.
Description from Richard Larn and Clive Carter, Cornish Shipwrecks: The South Coast (Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1971), p.178.
Gunvor, wrecked at Coverack on April 6th 1912.
The 1,491 ton three masted, steel barque Gunvor of Fredrickstadt, Norway.
The Gunvor was lost at Pedn Boar on April 6th 1912, while on passage from Caleta to Falmouth with nitrates. So close inshore was she that her bowsprit overhung the rocks…
The Gunvor was lost at Pedn Boar on April 6th 1912, while on passage from Caleta to Falmouth with nitrates. So close inshore was she that her bowsprit overhung the rocks…
