Showing posts with label Daniel Adamson steam tug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daniel Adamson steam tug. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 May 2016

quick albert dock visit, the newly refurbished Daniel Adamson steam tug

the Daniel Adamson steam tug is now in Canning dock after moving from Cammel Lairds last week, She has undergone an amzing transformation, over 100yrs old, nearly scrapped and purchased for the grand total of 1 POUND!!! Having been worked on by a small army of volunteers for many years the vessel recieved a heritage lottery grant to finalise work on her boilers so she can be a fully working vessel in the very near future! She is a credit to the people who have worked so hard to get her to were she is now. Its a shining example of how to preserve a ship which considering we are a very much maritime nation is sadly lacking at the moment.

the "Danny"

also here is HMS Bulwark on the CLT, New pilot launch Puffin at the pierhead and the maritime museum tug Brocklebank having just left Canning dock...

Daniel Adamson

Daniel Adamson

Daniel Adamson

Brocklebank


Brocklebank

Daniel Adamson

HMS Bulwark


HMS Bulwark

Pilot launch Puffin

Puffin

Sunday, 12 September 2010

Daniel Adamson steam tug open day 11th Sept 2010










The Daniel Adamson preservation society held an open day yesterday in Liverpool docks. The Daniel Adamson is a Steam tug that was built in 1903. Despite the crap weather there was a big turnout, 2 1950`s buses were running tours of the Liverpool docks, the Daniel Adamson military band was playing and Paul Atterbury from the Antiques roadshow was there and gave a short speech.

The plan is to use the tug to run tours on the mersey when the work on her is finished, its all done by volunteers.

Have a look here for more info and maybe offer help or become a member.

http://www.danieladamson.co.uk/