Previous names
- 1921 St Asaph
Details
Construction
Dimensions
History
The vessel is listed in Lloyds Register of Yachts of 1951 where it clearly states it was formerly No 124. My researches at the Admiralty Library in Earls Court over 40 years ago showed that Pinnace 124 was built in 1903 by G.J. Read of Portsmouth, a man who built a large number of pinnaces and cutters for the Admiralty. It was fitted with a steam engine by Mumford of Colchester. The Admiralty sold it out of service in 1937 when it was converted into a motor yacht. In 1951 it was owned by G R Heatherington at Poole.
We are lacking information on this vessel. if you have any further details please contact us
Key dates
-
1903
Built by G.J. Read of Portsmouth as Pinnace 124 for the Admiralty
-
1937
Sold out of service by the Admiralty and converted into a motor yacht
-
1951
Owned by G.R. Heatherington at Poole
-
1980s?
Purchased by Peter Burnet of Wadhurst, East Sussex
-
2007
Purchased by Elizabeth Murray for use as houseboat
Grants
-
2007/2008
A Sustainability Grant of ú2,600 for general repairs and new saloon was made from the Strategic Development Fund of National Historic Ships
Own this vessel?
If you are the owner of this vessel and would like to provide more details or updated information, please contact info@nationalhistoricships.org.uk
More like this
Registered, built 1953 by Powles, Jack
National Historic Fleet, built 1911 by White, J Samuel & Co Ltd, Cowes, Isle of Wight
National Historic Fleet, built 1912 by Admiralty, Sheerness
