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Stirling and Son is inviting applications for two apprenticeships to start in September, one on boatbuilding and one on painting and varnishing.
The apprenticeships will be for four years, working in the yard four days per week and at college one day per week.
Anyone interested should send a CV and covering letter to info@stirlingandson.co.uk before the closing date of 6 May.
I gather they're about to start work on a big new project and would also be glad to hear from someone experienced. For more information see the website: Stirling and Son.
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Tag Archives: World War I
Ship of the Day from Conway Books
This is said to be the last known photograph of the Lusitania taken in 1915 before she was sunk by a German U-boat during World War I, and it comes from Conway Books’ splendid Ship of the Day series. As its name … Continue reading →
Posted in Culture: songs, stories, photography and art, History, Steam power, Uncategorized
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Tagged Conway Books, Hunley, Lusitania, U-boat, World War I
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Latest issue of Troze describes maritime life in Falmouth during World War I
[ad#intheboatshed-post] The captured Kronprinzessen Cecilie at Falmouth, courtesy of the Charles Fox Archive The latest issue of the NMMC journal Troze presents A Quaker Record of Maritime Falmouth in World War One by Pamela Richardson. The paper presents the story … Continue reading →
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Tagged cornwall, Falmouth, History, pamela richardson, quaker, World War I, WWI
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