91. Aldous Successors Limited, Brightlingsea. Single Screw Motor Barge to order of Crown Agents for use in Nigeria. Yard No. 848 launched 1953 (?).
Photograph ...
Date: c1953
Image ID BF69_011_019

92. Aldous Successors Limited, Brightlingsea. Single Screw Motor Barge to order of Crown Agents for use in Nigeria. Yard No. 848 launched 1953 (?).
Photograph ...
Date: c1953
Image ID BF69_011_020

93. All up for a clean. The shipyard tug, smacks, a French fishing boat and M.Y. FREEDOM, all up for a clean and paint on Brightlingsea Hard this weekend. ...
Date: 17 July 1939
Image ID BF69_015_001

94. Mudberths, Aldous's Yard, Brightlingsea. From an Aldous catalog.
Image ID BF69_015_005

95. Barrels, carts and skiffs keep the Hard busy. Brightlingsea hard handling sprats. This copy from a book.
Used in The Stowboaters Page 27.
Image ID BF69_015_010

96. The coming and going of the skiffs. CK104 CK328 SUNBEAM. Brightlingsea.
Used in The Stowboaters page 25
Image ID BF69_015_011

97. ANDRUM (?) with spinnaker leading DAME in the 2nd round from the Pyefleet Buoy. ANDRUM won the Howerd Trophy outright, winning it the 2nd time this season.
Image ID BF69_015_012

98. Hundreds of barrels of pickled sprats lie awaiting shipment in part of a Brightlingsea curer's yard in about 1932. Coopers and other workmen are checking the ...
Date: c1929
Image ID BF69_015_014

99. Smacks in the ice. Looking up the South Channel Creek from St. Osyth Stone in a hard winter about 1929. The smacks lie to their anchors amidst the swirling snow ...
Date: c1929
Image ID BF69_015_015

100. Ice at Brightlingsea (?).
Image ID BF69_015_017

101. Twenty-four spratting smacks were gathered in Brightlingsea Creek at the same time when this photograph of the spratting harvest was taken. They had brought in ...
Image ID BF69_015_018

102. Brighlingsea Station. J15 65432 - withdrawn March 1958. Postcard by Photomatic.
Image ID BJ41_008_001

103. Brighlingsea Railway Station. Postcard mailed 14 May 1912
Date: Before May 1912
Image ID BJ41_008_003

104. Brighlingsea Railway Station. Postcard mailed 14 August 1925
Date: Before August 1925
Image ID BJ41_008_007

105. The road to Brightlingsea All Saints Harvest Time. The corn is cutting and gathered into stooks ready to be carted. Postcard by Douglas Went.
Image ID BJ41_016_005

106. Brighlingsea Parish Church across the valley from Thorington. Tractor and binder at work. Sheaves of corn waiting to be gathered into stooks.
Postcard 3001
Image ID BJ41_016_007

107. Copperas Making. From History of Brightlingsea by Edward Dickin, page 185
Date: July 1939
Image ID BOX002_007_185

108. Copperas Making in Brightlingsea contd.
Roman Cement - made from cement stone called locally Septaria. The nodules were picked up a long the coast and ...
Date: July 1939
Image ID BOX002_007_186

109. Roman Cement making in Brightlingsea contd.
Salt
Brick Making (part only)
From History of Brightlingsea by Edward Dickin, page 187
Date: July 1939
Image ID BOX002_007_187

110. First Ladies Race at Brightlingsea.
Top Miss K. Poole delighted at winning a Second Prize in JUMBO II, Jack Maltby's new B.O.D.C. Bottom - A study of the ...
Date: 1932
Image ID BOX058_003_001

111. Mr Liddell's new Steam Yacht ANEMONE V. Photo by Ruffell.

Built by Aldous & Son, Brightlingsea for Edward Liddell (gent) of Felixstowe. Official No. ...
Date: c August 1906
Image ID BOX160_001_463

112. Brightlingsea One-Design SYBIL (No.5), later TILLER GIRL, owned at one time by John Leather, followed by MILDRED (7) (later EDWINA) and EGRET (8) --- inset ...
Image ID BOXA1_035_001_001

113. The hulk of the 23 metre racing cutter BRYNHILD, beached in Brightlingsea creek for breaking up, after her dramatic sinking at Harwich in 1910.
Used in The ...
Date: 1910
Image ID BOXB2_400_051

114. The start of the race to Ostend from Brightlingsea 12 Aug 1933. FELICIA, which gained 2nd place, is seen.
ECS photo.
From: Gaff Rig / Smacks
Date: 12 August 1933
Image ID BOXB3_088_001_001

115. Robert Aldous, Brightlingsea ship, yacht, smack and boat builder (with white beard) inspecting work in his yard with his foreman and later partner Robert ...
From: Gaff Rig / Smacks
Image ID BOXB3_093_001_001

116. Smacks laid up at Underwood's Hard in Brightlingsea Creek during the summer yachting season.
Used in Smacks and Bawleys, page 129.
From: Gaff Rig / Smacks
Image ID BOXB3_095_001_001

117. Brightlingsea from St. Osyth Stone about 1885. First class cutter smacks and a ketch in the creek. Others crowd the hard where the coastguard hulk lies just ...
From: Gaff Rig / Smacks
Date: c1885
Image ID BOXB3_119_001_001

118. Fishing boats lying on the Hard at Brightlingsea. Left is CK283 MASONIC or (less likely) CK383 MEHALAH.
Date: c1928
Image ID BOXB3_150_001_001

119. Dawn Brightlingsea Creek. 5x4 negative. Thought to be a Douglas Went photograph.
From: Gaff Rig / Smacks
Image ID BOXB3_168_001_005

120. Discharging sprats from smacks in Brightlingsea Creek. Smack GUIDE of Shoreham.
From: Gaff Rig / Smacks
Image ID BOXB3_168_001_007