Images Dated 2010

Three heroes of the Goodwin Sands in oilskins, sou'westers and w

Three heroes of the Goodwin Sands in oilskins, sou'westers and woollen scarves.
(Left to right) James Laming (Coxswain Kingsdown), R. Roberts (Coxswain North Deal), John Mackins (Coxswain Walmer) - 1890's.
Original photo entitled Boom of the distant gun (and known locally and affectionately as Deaf, Dumb and Blind).

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Group shot of the Rhoscolyn lifeboat crew. Top row L-R: Dick Jon

Group shot of the Rhoscolyn lifeboat crew. Top row L-R: Dick Jones, W hughes, Michael Richards, Tom Jones, Tom Jones, Will Jones, George Smith. Middle row L-R: Ed Owen, Hugh Hughes, Tom Owen, Tom James, unknown, Will Robert. Bottom row L-R: John Jones, Moses Thomas, Bob Thomas, Will Griffiths, High Roberts, John Thomas, Ned Thomas.

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Crew of the St Ives lifeboat - 1937. (Left to right) Jack Cockin

Crew of the St Ives lifeboat - 1937.
(Left to right) Jack Cocking, Richard Stevens, 2nd coxswain William Peters, coxswain Thomas Cocking, Matthew Barber, John Thomas.
Most of the crew lost their lives in January 1939 when lifeboat was lost near Godrevy.

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