Boat Building

Ashton & Kilner's boatyard

Museum Ref No: F4d_0046
Group picture of workers at Ashton & Kilner's boatyard, c.1912. Harry Cobb (b.1865) apprenticed there in 1879.
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Avert for Frederick C. Mitchell & Sons Boat Builders.

Frederick C. Mitchell & Sons Marine Engineers and Boat Builders. Overhauls, Berthing & Storage. The Boat Yard, Parkstone Bay, Sandbanks Road & Fleets Bridge Poole. Tel Parkstone 523 & 1857.
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Bolson & Son Ltd. shipyard, 1950s

Museum Ref No: BEAM_0011
Bolson & Son Ltd. Hamworthy shipyard. Two cars in foreground. Yacht being built. 1950s. JPBC
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Bolsons Shipyard

Museum Ref No: F4d_0042
Bolson's Shipyard. Two motor cars in foreground with lady alighting from one.
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Bolsons Shipyard

Museum Ref No: F4d_0035
Bolson's Shipyard, Hamworthy. Bomb damage to shipwrights' shop and boat building shed. June 1942.
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Bolsons Shipyard

Museum Ref No: F4d_0027
Bolsons Shipyard, Holes Bay.
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Chislett's yard, 1888

Museum Ref No: F4d_0040
Posed group of workers at Mr. Chislett's yard, 1888.
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Concrete boat

Museum Ref No: F4d_0024
Concrete boat ready for launching. Possibly Lake Shipyard.
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Dumb mooring lighter

Museum Ref No: F4d_0026
Dumb mooring lighter YC4B4 built for the Admiralty by Messrs. Bolsons
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Hamworthy Boat Dock

Museum Ref No: Bristowe1_13
Hamworthy Boat Dock. Boats moored for the loading of cargo. Brownsea Island in the distance. From the Ernest Bristowe collection
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