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Transport on the River Humber and Humber Rivers. Gallery Title Goes Here. Gallery Description Goes Here. The 'Humber Keel' was the most common type of vessel plying the larger rivers using a large square sail for propulsion. On the smaller rivers and later the canals propulsion started with man power then horse drawn until steam power came along, but the same low draught keel without the sail or with a mast which could be lowered was used so as to navigate the river with bridges. Read More ». The Sailing...

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Transport on the River Humber and Humber Rivers. Gallery Title Goes Here. Gallery Description Goes Here. The 'Humber Keel' was the most common type of vessel plying the larger rivers using a large square sail for propulsion. On the smaller rivers and later the canals propulsion started with man power then horse drawn until steam power came along, but the same low draught keel without the sail or with a mast which could be lowered was used so as to navigate the river with bridges. Read More ». The Sailing...

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The Site for information on Keels and Sloops in the Humber Area

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Royal Engineers Inland Water Transport - 1st World war. In 1915 the First World War saw the founding of the Inland Water Transport section of the Transportation Service, a division of the Royal Engineers, which operated barges on the canals in France and Mesopotamia. Initialy the base was at Longmoor camp. Goole News February 1916 A number of local dock labourers have been enrolled during the past few days for the Inland Water Transport. Some of them have already been sent to headquarters. Recrui...Other...

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Transport on the River Ouse. Prior to the Romans and the coming of the railways in the 19th century the Ouse was the chief commercial highway of this region and towns like Boroughbridge (on the Ure), York, Cawood , Selby and later Goole functioned as inland ports. As to what extent is not recorded but was probable used mainly for fishing by the locals in the early years. From the late twelth century onwards the challenge of Hull was making severe inroads on York's river trade. Another circumstance which ...

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Transport on the River Humber. The above picture courtesy of nelsch.org.uk. Fly-Boats were introduced to provide a fast delivery of goods especially between Leeds / Wakefield and Selby with the increase demand for wool and coal. Hull, Beverley and Goole Shipbuilding 1896. PS Humber by kind permission of J.Smith. Captain R. Massam, ' Huddersfield. Captain J. Robertson, ' Kitty. Captain A. Hemingway, ' Planter. Captain George Banks, ' Rochdale. Captain William Forman, ' Nottingham. Captain E. Popplewell.

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Transport on the River Aire. On the River Aire both Rawcliffe and Airmyn were to become ports around the same time and because they are only two miles apart there must have been fierce competition between them for trade. Airmyn nearest to the Ouse would have had greater river depth to take the larger vessels. The picture shows the River Aire at Airmyn). In 1826 the Knottingley to Goole canal was completed which caused further decline of the river Aire traffic although as late as the 1830 coal and other g...

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The story of a Humber keel. Here are some links to other websites that might be of interest. Video of Daybreak and Comrade sailing. Humber Keel and Sloop Preservation Society. Humber Sloop Spider T. 3 thoughts on “ Links. December 23, 2014 at 9:21 am. Dear Tony and Sally. December 23, 2014 at 11:10 am. Good to hear from you. Funnily enough I was talking with Stefan Fritz the other day and he mentioned your ship. Have you been in touch with the Humber Keel and Sloop Preservation Society? Thank you for thi...

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Wild Waters Credits - Wild Waters. I am entirely indebted to family members for the core of information on this website, in particular my second cousin, Beth Meese. Whilst I’ve tried to go back to original sources where possible, in many cases I rely on the research that she did over decades. I use a lot of articles from The Hull Daily Mail archives. These add colour that isn’t available in official records and sometimes provide invaluable photographs. These websites have also been a great help:.

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Transport on the River Humber and Humber Rivers. Gallery Title Goes Here. Gallery Description Goes Here. The 'Humber Keel' was the most common type of vessel plying the larger rivers using a large square sail for propulsion. On the smaller rivers and later the canals propulsion started with man power then horse drawn until steam power came along, but the same low draught keel without the sail or with a mast which could be lowered was used so as to navigate the river with bridges. Read More ». The Sailing...

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