Wingfield Castle



Ownership |
1934 LNER |
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Routes |
Hull - New Holland ferry |
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Shipbuilder |
William Gray & Co. Ltd., West Hartlepool (yard no. 1060) |
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Dimensions |
GRT: 550grt |
Length: 199.92ft. |
Beam: 33.1ft. |
Engine builder |
Central Marine Engine Works, Hartlepool |
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Propulsion |
Diagonal triple expansion, 18", 28.5" & 46" x 51". |
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Notes |
Withdrawn from service in 1974 and sold in 1975 to
Brighton Marina Ltd, and later used on the Thames then as a floating bar
at Rochester. |
Acknowledgments
Compiled by George Robinson.
Thank you to Robert Langham for the two interior photographs of the preserved Wingfield Castle.