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Welcome to the Website This section of the Benjidog website documents the histories of various ships that have either been referred to in the Recollections section, or drawn to my attention by people who have contacted me. Investigation has thrown up fascinating historical information in each case - I have not so far come across a single ship about which there is nothing of interest. I am grateful to those who have contacted me and acknowledge those who have provided information, photographs and corrections, on the Contributors page. From 24 May 2010 this collection is being enhanced by a set of histories of early Royal Navy Battleships that has kindly been provided by Steve Woodward. These will be gradually added over the coming weeks.
Brian Watson 24 May 2010
Copyright Warning Most of the photos on this site are very old and believed to be out of copyright. However it has been impossible to confirm this in most cases. · The photographs can be used for research or educational purposes. · If anyone wants to use a photograph for commercial purposes it is entirely their responsibility to resolve any questions related to copyright before using it. For further information about the copyright position please see: |
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Last Update:
26 June 2010
Republished with Publisher 2007 to fix IE8 incompatibility.
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Other parts of the Benjidog Website:
Over five thousand nautical photographs collected by a father and son over a period of 60 years.
The history of Court Line ships including factual information, career highlights, service history (including details of service in WW1 and WW2) and ultimate fate.
Personal accounts by members of the Merchant Navy and others especially during WW2 with numerous photographs.
Histories of ships - particularly ones referred to in the Recollections section.
Govan to Nuremburg - The History of Athenia (II)
The history of the passenger ship sunk on the first day of WW2 and the aftermath through to the Nuremburg War Crime trials.
British Battleships and Battle Cruisers
New section with histories of these fighting ships written by Steve Woodward. |