EAW002215 ENGLAND (1946). Paddle Steamer and crowds at the Pier Extension, Southend-on-Sea, 1946

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Title [EAW002215] Paddle Steamer and crowds at the Pier Extension, Southend-on-Sea, 1946
Reference EAW002215
Date 15-August-1946
Link
Place name SOUTHEND-ON-SEA
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District
Country ENGLAND
Easting / Northing 588998, 183022
Longitude / Latitude 0.72413968744167, 51.513977809084
National Grid Reference TQ890830

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PS "Queen Of Thanet" built 196 as HMS "Melton" and acquuired from ship-breakers in 1929 by the New Medway Steam Packet Co along with her quasi sister vessel "Atherstone", which became "Queen Of Kent". The "Thanet" was the only one of the two sailing in 1946 and continued on the Thames until sold to Red Funnel Steamers of Southampton in the winter of 1948/9 and renamed "Solent Queen". Subsequently scrapped in 1951.

mannidaze
Thursday 6th of November 2014 07:31:52 PM