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 Steel Sailing barge LADY OF THE LAKE built for service on Lake Nyassa. Built Forrestt & Son Ltd., Wivenhoe, No. 357 c1899 for Sharrers' Zambesi Traffic Co. Ltd. 100dwt. 85ft x 18ft 9in x 5ft 9in. Forrestt & Co. Ltd., 1905 Catalogue, Page 53. A Notebook from W.G. Rowe who worked at the shipyard gives a details and a breakdown of costs and includes £17 for Freight to London. See BOXB1_011_080 Photo: John Leather Collection Image ID BF73_001_079_054 Category 2 Places-->Wivenhoe-->Shipyards Category 3 Barges | |
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![Steel Sailing barge LADY OF THE LAKE built for service on Lake Nyassa.
Built Forrestt & Son Ltd., Wivenhoe, No. 357 c1899 for Sharrers' Zambesi Traffic Co. Ltd. 100dwt. 85ft x 18ft 9in x 5ft 9in.
Forrestt & Co. Ltd., 1905 Catalogue, Page 53.
A Notebook from W.G. Rowe who worked at the shipyard gives a details and a breakdown of costs and includes £17 for Freight to ...
Cat1 [Not Set] Cat2 Places-->Wivenhoe-->Shipyards Cat3 Barges-->Pictures](MMImages2/BF73_001_079_054.jpg "Steel Sailing barge LADY OF THE LAKE built for service on Lake Nyassa.
Built Forrestt & Son Ltd., Wivenhoe, No. 357 c1899 for Sharrers' Zambesi Traffic Co. Ltd. 100dwt. 85ft x 18ft 9in x 5ft 9in.
Forrestt & Co. Ltd., 1905 Catalogue, Page 53.
A Notebook from W.G. Rowe who worked at the shipyard gives a details and a breakdown of costs and includes £17 for Freight to ...")