Leith Built Ships: ROOKWOOD

Friday, 16 April 2010

ROOKWOOD

Ship No 237

Was the sister ship of “Lockwood” and she had the same dimensions and tonnage as her sister.

She was launched from the yard 17 days before “Lockwood” on 1st November 1936.

"Rookwood" Ship No 237

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Anonymous said...: a grand old ship . st lawrance to nova scotia 1957; 21 May 2025 at 11:30

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A very informative site on the U.S.Navy

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The Charity that saves lives at sea

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Help to save the World's oldest Clipper Ship "City of Adelaide"

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The fishing fleet using Peterhead Harbour

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The preservation of a classic old steam ship of historical interest berthed at Leith

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Friday, 16 April 2010

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