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LOWER AND SONS BOATBUILDERS

Outside the 'Blacksmith's Arms'

By Colin Holden

Circa 1950. Dick Lower on his slipway at his boat building yard in Robinson Road (known as the Shipyard by locals), note the Public House, this would have been where Northway is today.

Photo: Illustrative image for the 'LOWER AND SONS BOATBUILDERS' page

Colin Holden.

This page was added by Colin Holden on 14/03/2008.

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