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John Lewis & Sons

John Lewis was born in Aberdeen in 1837 and worked as a ship’s carpenter before starting his own boatbuilding yard at Cove, just outside Aberdeen in 1870. By 1876 he moved to Point Law on Albert Quay in the Aberdeen Harbour. The vessels were constructed in wood, the largest at 80 feet, as well as several 55ft vessels for Shearer of Shetland as well as smaller craft. The latter included salmon cobles for the Balmoral Estate, as well as small ferries for use in the Harbour at Aberdeen.

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ACACIA WOOD
John Lewis & Sons
15 April 1976
Photograph showing the launch of the trawler Boston Britannia (Acadia Snowbird)
John Lewis & Sons
1956
ALBATROSS
John Lewis & Sons
1965
Photograph showing the trawler Alexander Bruce
John Lewis & Sons
1957
ANNAGHER
John Lewis & Sons
1923
ANNAGHMORE
John Lewis & Sons
1924
ANNWOOD
John Lewis & Sons
1974
ARDSHEEAN
John Lewis & Sons
1962
ARTHUR GODFREY
John Lewis & Sons
1927
Avocet (347) Albatross (348) Rigging Arrangement
John Lewis & Sons
1965
AVONDOW
John Lewis & Sons
1946