Book ID: CBB001421487

Belfast Built Ships (2012)

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Lynch, J. P. (Author)


History Press


Publication Date: 2012
Physical Details: 303 pp.; ill.
Language: English

Belfast has a long and proud shipbuilding heritage, this industry holding a strong place in Belfast's identity and popular culture. There were three main shipbuilders, Harland & Wolff, Workman Clark and the little-known McIllwain & Co., all of whom had fascinating and often turbulent histories. Despite this, little is known about the vessels they produced, beyond the world-famous story of Titanic. In this impeccably researched book, Dr John Lynch endeavours to change this, revealing the fascinating stories of the many ships to be built and launched from Belfast over 140 years. Including an alphabetical ship index, building lists, details on vessel name changes and many illustrations of the ships, this book also details the yards themselves and key characters in shaping their journeys from hey-day to decline.

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Authors & Contributors
Andersen, Håkon With
Nelson, Derek Lee
Haskey, Michael E.
Stephenson, Richard A.
Philip Armstrong
Still, William N., Jr
Journals
Mariner's Mirror
Research in the History of Technology
Transactions - Newcomen Society for the Study of the History of Engineering and Technology
Technology and Culture
Journal of Victorian Culture
Journal for Maritime Research: Britian, the Sea and Global History
Publishers
Zenith Press
Ad Notam forlag
University of North Carolina Press
University of New Hampshire
SeaWatch Books
MIT Press
Concepts
Shipbuilding industry
Ships and shipbuilding
Technology
Sailing ships
Military technology
Shipbuilding
People
Russell, John Scott
Fulton, Robert
Butler, Samuel
Bentham, Samuel
Bell, Henry
Time Periods
19th century
20th century
18th century
20th century, early
17th century
Places
United States
Norway
Belfast, Ireland
Great Britain
Batavia (Netherlands)
England
Institutions
United States Navy
Great Britain. Royal Navy
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