751. Unknown barge under sail
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_030_013

752. CAMBRIA unloading at Fingringhoe. She was built by the Everards at Greenhithe in 1906 and registered in London Official No. 120676.
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_030_014

753. Hutson's Wharf, Maidstone. s.b. QUICKSTEPS
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_031_001

754. Sailing barge SPINAWAY C
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_115_001

755. Unidentified sailing barge, April 1901 Chatham
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_116_001

756. CAMBRIA. Photo by John Mannering, Dover.
Built 1906 at Greenhithe for F.T. Eberhardt (later F.T. Everard), Official No. 120676.
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_117_001

757. Barges on Thames circa 1900
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_118_001

758. Brick barge off Havengore. Rutters GASCOINE
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_120_001

759. LORD ROBERTS in Roach 1947-50
From: Barges
Date: c1949
Image ID BF68_001_121_001

760. Barge on Thames circa 1900
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_122_001

761. Barges at Paul's, Ipswich
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_123_001

762. Thames Barge. Flat bottomed, carvel built with straight stem and flat transom stern and always carrying leeboards. Little sheer and little freeboard when laden. ...
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_124_001

763. Thames barge. Normally when passing a bridge, the mainmast & gear is lowered, the bridge 'shot', and the gear re-raised, but when working through several ...
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_125_001

764. NORTHDOWN and REDOUBTABLE
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_126_001

765. Timber barge in Raysand Channel
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_127_001

766. Barges becalmed pre-1914
From: Barges
Date: Before 1914
Image ID BF68_001_128_001

767. Ships lying at Wivenhoe for repair and conversion by Rennie, Forrestt's shipyard, 1920. Smack 2CK or could be 2?CK is visible, also one of the MAINDY boats ...
From: Barges
Date: 1920
Image ID BF68_001_129_001

768. Barges in the snow at Colchester Hythe. Ice on the river - the view is down the Colne from Hythe Bridge. The barge nearest is FLEUR DE LIS and on the opposite ...
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_002

769. Barge GREENHITHE under sail
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_003

770. Barge GREENHITHE under sail
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_004

771. Barge launch at Cann, Harwich. The barge is thought to be the KIMBERLEY.
Date: c1900
Image ID BF68_001_129_005

772. Barge rigging. Photo: A Pyner, Burnham
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_006

773. Four unidentified barges
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_010

774. VICTORIA.
Used in Spritsail Barges of the Thames and Medway, page 34.
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_011

775. Smeed Deen Barge in Thames (?)
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_012

776. Unidentified barge under sail
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_013

777. Ketch barge.
Thought to be VANGUARD, a big collier ketch owned by J Smith, Burnham. Lost in 1916. In additional notes to 'The Big Barges' book, Bob Childs ...
From: Barges
Date: Before 1916
Image ID BF68_001_129_014

778. Unidentified barge
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_015

779. Unidentified barge
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_016

780. Unidentified barge under sail
From: Barges
Image ID BF68_001_129_017