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Volume Nine - Pre-Victorian to the present day - even more aspects - Severn Trows and Ketches at Penarth, Cardiff and Barry . . .

The ketch 'Democrat' - A wooden hulled vessel built in 1900 at Milford Haven which often plied the coal trade between the Ely Tidal Harbour and the West Country harbours until c.1950.

The ketch 'Democrat' - A wooden hulled vessel built in 1900 at Milford Haven which often plied the coal trade between the Ely Tidal Harbour and the West Country harbours until c.1950.

In March 1954 she foundered in heavy seas off Le Havre and the crew of three were sadly drowned.

The image is of her moored at Barnstable during 1946. (image credit : T. Belt)

This information is borrowed from the fine book 'The Sail of Cardiff Bay - Volume Two.' [074]

 

1920 - The trow 'Magnet' at work in the Penarth Dock.
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