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23-10-2022
In the process of publishing some photos relating to Cory operations on the Thames. They have been kindly donated by Kirsty Winchester, granddaughter of the late Herbert Cooley, a designer/engineer with Cory in the 1950's. They are beginning to appear at the top of the WM CORY LTD [1] page in the lighterage section.
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8-3-2022
Hi all
I have been sent the following by Angela Young, the Grand-daughter of a PLA tug skipper awarded the George Medal for his exploits in the docks during the Blitz of WW2. I stress that i have not read the book myself yet, although a copy is on its way and may well comment later, but it may be of interest to some of you.
CAPTAIN ERNEST JOSEPH PRIDMORE GM
All the above photographs courtesy Angela Young
21-2-2022
An item concerning the loss, on its delivery voyage, of the newly built tug [The] Secret. Kindly contributed by Antony Dagger, whose Great Grand Uncle, John Dickinson of Freckleton, Lancs, was fireman on the crew that was lost. The cutting is from the Preston Herald, 12 November 1892.