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Contents |
#23 |
- The origins of the National Waterways Museum at Ellesmere Port 1970 – 1974 by Cath Turpin
- Wirral Cruising Club Part 2 by Joseph Boughey
- A new woman on the waterways: Sara Jeanette Duncan (1861-1922)by Jodie Matthews
- Early River Mersey Passenger Steamers up to circa 1840 by Terry Kavanagh
- Norman Anglin – a postscript 2020 by Joseph Boughey
- Addendum - Buns and Ginger Beer by Alan Jones
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#22 |
- Bridgewater Boat Building at Bangor–on-Dee, Part 2: Paul Sillitoe
- Preston Brook: mission boats, school boats. Evidence and conjecture. Some observations on a canal company’s involvement with them in the 19th century: Alan Jones
- Pleasure boating in the Mersey area in the 1950s – the case of the Wirral Cruising Club: Part 1: Joseph Boughey
- The Company Minutes of Thomas Clayton (Oldbury) Ltd: Cath Turpin
- The City Road Basin and its people in the 19th century: Giles Ayre
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#21 |
- Bridgewater boat-building at Bangor-on-Dee: Paul Sillitoe
- Vessels operated by the Chester Leadworks: Terry Kavanagh
- The Manchester Ship Canal hospital at Ellesmere Port: Nigel Rose and Carl Collier
- The Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation Company: a voyage from the archive: Jonathan Pepler
- The latest news from the Waterways Archive: Linda Barley & John Benson
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#20 |
- Traffic on the Upper Dee: Terry Kavanagh
- Nationalisation and inland waterways: Joseph Boughey
- British Waterways’ early involvement in leisure craft: Cath Turpin
- The Development of the Waterways Archive at Ellesmere Port
- The Big Lift
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#19 |
- “Little Ventured: Little Gained”: Dee Navigation improvement plans between 1836 and 1854: David Parry
- The Patent Slip and Associated Buildings at Ellesmere Port – Hannah Holmes
- Steam on the River Weaver Navigation: Terry Kavanagh
- Holt Abbott – a pioneer in canal cruiser design and hire boat operation: David Brown and Angela Clark
- John Wilkinson, his role in the ore trade: Peter Sandbach
- Tilbury: A correction from Richard Thomas
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#18 |
- Construction and engineering staff on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal – Mike Clarke
- The British Ambulance Flotillas of the Great War – David Long
- Amaryllis and the rise of Pleasure Boating on Britain’s Canals – Joseph Boughey
- Commercial Steam on Inland Navigations – Terry Kavanagh
- Kingsholme and Ilesha – a correction
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#17 |
- John Fletcher of Chester, Peter Brown
- Sea Routes to Wolverhampton between the 1820s and the early 20th century, Peter Sandbach
- Fire Boats on the Inland Waterways in WW2, Cath Turpin
- The story of Charlotte Ethel Parkes
- Postscript on Shropshire Union Pleasure Boating, Joseph Boughey
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#16 |
- Robert Aickman and the ‘garish Wild West melodrama of the campaign for the waterways’, Joseph Boughey
- Concrete boats & barges – Solutions for Wartime Steel Shortages, David Long
- Box Boat 337 – A rare survivor restored, Di Skilbeck
- Richard Abel & Sons, of Runcorn and Liverpool, Terry Kavanagh
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#15 |
- Tugs of the ‘Norwich River’- a personal reminiscence, Mike Stammers
- The Tug/Tender Ralph Brocklebank, and its conversion to Daniel Adamson, Tony Hirst
- Norman Anglin, Predecessor to L T C Rolt, 1925-1944, Joseph Boughey
- The Griffiths Family – Boatmen, Canal Carriers, Boat Builders, Publicans, Farmers, and Shopkeepers, Eileen Coulter
- Ship and Boat Building at Ellesmere Port: A History, Terry Kavanagh
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#14 |
- The Wolverhampton Corrugated Iron Company of Ellesmere Port, Cath Turpin
- Chester and Liverpool Lighterage and Warehousing Company, Alan Faulkner
- Rover Scouts’ Cruises on Tangmere 1933 and 1934, Alan Jones
- The Draper Family of Foulridge, Mike Clarke and Timothy J Peters
- The Chew family – A Follow up, Chew family members with Cath Turpin
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#13 |
- Two Centuries of Boatbuilding – The Story of the Taylor Family – a Boatbuilding Dynasty in England and Canada, Geoff Taylor
- Market Boats, Tom Foxon
- George III and canals – A Comparison of English and French Philosophies of Canal Construction in the 18th Century: King George III in Gloucestershire, T. J. Peters
- The Cut Runner – A history of policing on the canals and inland waterways, Graham Major
- Waterways between East and West Europe: a history to 1930, Mike Clarke
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#12 |
- L T C Rolt Waterways, Conservation and Writing: (1910-1974), Joseph Boughey
- Transport in the Chester Area in the early nineteenth century, John Herson
- A Leeds and Liverpool Canal Boatyard: Hodson’s of Whitebirk, Mike Clarke
- Transport of Gas Tar and associated liquid cargoes by Inland Waterways, Cath Turpin
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#11 |
- The River Weaver Navigation, a proud Engineering Tradition, Colin Edmondson
- Aspects of family boating on the Shropshire union Canal, Terry Kavanagh
- Early narrow boats on the Thames – a follow up, David Blagrove
- BCN tugs, Bowaters and Chance & Hunt, Martin O’Keefe
- Complete list of Chance and Hunt fleet to accompany volume 11 can be downloaded as a pdf file
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#10 |
- The Rochdale Canal and its carrying department, Mike Clarke
- The waterways of Central Scotland and the craft that used them, John R Hume
- The early history of Runcorn Docks 1773 – 1914, Alf Hayman
- A brief history of E. C. Jones & Son (Brentford) Ltd., Cath Turpin
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#9 |
- ‘This Special Kind of Traffic’, Pat Crecraft
- Tom Puddings in the 1960s, Mike Taylor
- How the Llangollen Canal was Saved, Peter Brown
- The Experiences of a first canal holiday in 1948 on a newly converted ex-working boat Phosphorus, Tony Hirst
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#8 |
- The Restoration of a Shropshire Union Fly Boat: The Saturn Project 2000-2006, Tony Lewery
- The Rise and Fall of Saltport, Tony Barratt
- The Later Years of Thomas Clayton (Oldbury) Ltd., Cath Turpin
- Sailing Flats on the Chester and Ellesmere Canals, Terry Kavanagh
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#7 |
- The Sheffield & South Yorkshire Navigation, 1888-1947, Mike Taylor
- A 1930s Journey by a Tug towing Flats on the River Mersey, Bill Leathwood
- Tunnel Tugs Worcester and Birmingham of the Worcester & Birmingham Canal, Cath Turpin
- Early Pleasure Boating on the Shropshire Union Canal, Joseph Boughey
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#6 |
- The Puffer -The Ultimate Scottish Canal Boat, Len Paterson
- Flats and Flatmen of the Rivers Mersey and lrwell, Terry Kavanagh
- The Growth of Shardlow Port, Pat Crecraft
- The Early Years of the Douglas Navigation, Mike Clarke
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#5 |
- Wartime waterways, Mike Clarke
- Building flats at Runcorn, Mike Stammers
- Life and times of a Shroppie fly-boatman, Terry Kavanagh
- Liverpool Docks of the Bridgewater and Mersey & lrwell Navigations, Alf Hayman
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#4 |
- Narrow boats on the Thames, David Blagrove
- Carrying craft of the Bridgewater Canal, 1773-1974, Alf Hayman
- Declining traffics on branches of the Shropshire Union Canal, Joseph Boughey
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#3 |
- Severn carriers in the railway age, Hugh Conway-Jones
- A lifetime of Friendship with Rose and Joe Skinner, Philip Kidd
- The Daresbury of Castle: an eighteenth-century Weaver flat, Edward Paget-Tomlinson
- Wooden barge building and the origins of the narrow boat, Mike Clarke
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#2 |
- The Bridgewater Canal and its links with Staffordshire, Alf Hayman
- Revisiting some aspects of horseboating, Tony Lewery
- A brief history of the River Weaver, Tony Hirst
- Early steam tugs on the Birmingham & Liverpool Junction Canal, Terry Kavanagh
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#1 |
- Steam and diesel on the Bridgewater Canal, Alf Hayman
- British canal history in perspective, Mike Clarke
- Cruising the Llangollen and Shrewsbury Canals, 1939, Captain T Wheeldon
- The Canals of England and Wales – the future they never had, Tony Burnip
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