Monday, April 16, 2012. Never a dull moment in Greenwich! Meanwhile the nearby Cutty Sark is swarming with people putting the finishing touches to the grand old ship, which officially opens in ten days time. Tried out the very large shiny new lifts in the foot tunnel for the first time. Yippee! Greenwich will be the first of the new DLR walks from London Tube Rambles.

No 3 on the National Register of Historic Ships. ST Brent Trust Aims and Overview. ST Brent and TID Tugs History. ST Brent and Port of London Authority. History of TID Class Tugs. Photos and Video of S. Film Footage, Museum and Info Links. What makes the Brent special? .

Welcome to the Home Page of the tug Lyttelton. The tug is maintained and operated by fully qualified and competent Society members as well as by other Society. Members who have been able to gain experience in seafaring ways through their membership in the Society. Each year she has to undergo a very stringent survey by qualified surveyors to obtain the passenger certificate necessary for us to operate. To contact us by e-mail please click here.

The VIC 56 is an eighty-five foot steam ship, built in 1945 as part of the wartime shipbuilding program, and now preserved in working order by a small group of volunteers. She is moored at Chatham Historic Dockyard, on the River Medway in England, and is operated in steam a number of times each year, often to the Thames estuary area. VIC 56 Performing in Whitstable Sounding. Proceed to full detail page. Powered by gp Easy CMS.

Ships in the KGV lock. I am lucky enough to live next to the river Thames and have come to appreciate the wide variety of boats of all shapes and sizes that the river hosts. I am also a keen amateur photographer and whilst my first interest was aviation I have increasingly focused on ships.