1910/11 Hopemount made their greatest trading profit of 8,711. This web publication contains 147,919 pages of But in 2006 Swan Hunter stopped building vessels on Tyneside, but continued to provide design engineering services. The trio of vessels made for Bowring ( Regent Lion, Regent Panther and Regent Tiger) could carry 14540 tons of petrol. 1928 The car-carrier Seatrain (7624/28) was completed for Overseas Railway Inc of the U.S.A. and was a fore runner of the huge slab-sided car carriers of the present day. [4] Their bid was successful, and the new company, Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson Ltd, went on to build what was to become, in its day, the most famous oceangoing liner in the world. Sugar soap was used to wash dirty hands. In the machine shops at the Neptune yard during WWI a lot of women were employed in making 300,000 shell casings for the Army. 103 1977 Apapa pontoons Wallsend 127 1991 Marlborough D / H / P Wallsend WW2 Just before the outbreak of war, extensive orders were in hand, and some 55 ships were completed for private owners up to early 1946 under Government licence. At each shipyard at least one guy had his name prefixed with Pedlar (Pedlar Joe, Pedlar Jack, etc). The Iranian ship Kharg is a modified Ol-class replenishment oiler of the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy, named after Kharg Island. 1966 Sir E. John Hunter became Chairman of a much larger group in July 1966 when Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson merged with the Tees Yard of Smiths Dock Co to form Associated Shipbuilders. Grace's Guide To British Industrial History, The Times Engineering Supplement, 27 October 1909, British Shipbuilding Yards. 2 1970 Atlantic Conveyor D / H / P Walker Photos List of Shipbuilders & Ships Built List of Shipbuilders & Ships Built : Aalborg Vaerft A/S, Aalborg, Denmark : Makati : A.G. Weser, Bremen, Germany . [1]. The The Yard was closed because of the Depression, as its main owners had no use for it. He ship was turbine powered as were her sister ships. [6]. 1914 Directory: Listed as Ship Builders of Southwick, Sunderland. 1918 Cunard liner Aurania 13936/17 with a capacity of 2022 passengers was torpedoed and destroyed on 4th February. manufacturing in Britain. 63 1976 Opportunity D / H / P Wallsend 19. 1960. The company also owned the Wallsend Slipway & Engineering Company, the yard that built the engines for the Mauretania, from 1903 until the 1980s. Warship construction was intense including the battleship Anson (June 1942) along with four cruisers ordered in 1937: Mauritius (1940), Newfoundland (1941), Gambia (1942) and Superb (1943). Grace's Guide To British Industrial History, https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/index.php?title=Swan,_Hunter_and_Wigham_Richardson:_Ships_Built&oldid=1093483, Creative It was only the yards ability to build every type of ship that kept it going. At that time Swan Hunter Shipbuilders Ltd. owned and operated three shipyards on the north bank of the Tyne (i.e. London: Cassell & Co. ISBN 1-85409-521-8. The largest were Thiare and Torinia, built for Shell at 15260 dwt. Swan Hunter started to offer specialist equipment, design, engineering & project management services to the offshore renewables and subsea oil & gas energy markets. 1954 The light aircraft carrier Albion was completed, having lain incomplete since being launched at the yard in 1947. 19 Not allocated She was powered by four Doxford oil engines linked to four propellers and at times made 20 knots during her maiden voyage which took 24 days to complete. 29. She was a 5,000 dwt and a conventional three-island tramp with five holds of which No. 33 1972 Rangatira D / H / P Walker The following are the principal particulars of this floating factory:The overall length is 129ft. [15], In 2000, Swan Hunter was awarded the contract to design and build two (Auxiliary) Landing Ship Dock ships for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary with two other ships being built by BAE Systems Naval Ships: the cost of the two Swan Hunter ships was to be 210 million including 62 million for lead yard services, with an inservice date of 2004. The ship was well-loved by passengers and won both Eastbound and Westbound . 1961 The Portuguese liner Principe Perfeito of 19,393 grt was delivered by the Neptune Yard in 1961. [4]. Naval Yard at Walker, Neptune Yard at Walker and Wallsend Shipyard) and two on. Her Parsons turbines built in Wallsend propelled her at 20 knots on a regular run between Lisbon and Beira, with room for 1000 passengers and 200 troops. She left service in 1935. Robert Hunter (his younger brother) was appointed manager of the Wallsend Dry Docks Department in succession to his elder brother in 1957. These were single screw turbine steamers with room for 201 first class and 40 second class passengers on the London to Gothenburg service. New York: Collier Books. This web publication contains 151,660 pages of Port Chalmers of 8535 grt in December 1933 and six small orders. [3], In 1903, C.S. This also coincided with the abandonment of Treaty limitations on battleship size. 128 1989 Sir Eric Sharp D / H / P Wallsend The yard was now the world leader in floating gravity docks, it had a 33,000 ton lift for use at Portsmouth Dockyard. 78 1978 Lagoven Santa Rita D / H / P Hebburn 100 Not allocated 57 1976 Not Tyne built Haverton Hill Port Sydney (9847/43) was completed as the escort carrier Vindex in December 1943 with a flight deck of 495 length and complement of 18 aeroplanes. 1950 the Shell supertanker, Velutina was launched in 1950 by Princess Margaret at the Wallsend Yard, which also launched the much larger supertankers Solen, Narica and Nacella in the 1960s also for Shell. ". 1911 Launch of Cunard liner SS Laconia [2]. 10 1969 Vortigern D / H / P Neptune Two French cargo-liners were also manufactured and a variety of vessels were made for France, Holland, Indo-China. 24. 132 1991 James Clark Ross D / H / P Wallsend Lib - Liz Rees an archiveist at the Discovery museum with old photogaphs of Swan Hunter when it was the Neptune Yard back in the early 1900's.. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. However a large liner called Giulio Cesare which had been ordered by Navigazione Generale Italiana of Genoa for service to South America, was launched on 7th February 1920 and completed in March 1922. Other vessels included 30 destroyers and destroyer escorts including 16 of the Hunt class. [7] The yard subsequently undertook several ad-hoc ship repair and conversion projects for private-sector customers. The name of the poet and welder who wrote many odes' about life and personalities was Ripyard Cuddling (Jackie Davit) - which were always keenly anticipated throughout the company. 594 1977 Singularity D / H / P South Shields The Chinese train ferry Changkiang (2362/32), the Norwegian fruiter Crawford Ellis (2161/30) for H. Staubo. And ChronicleLive has pieced together a list of things you would only know if you worked at Swan Hunter. In 2000 Swan Hunter was awarded the contract to design and build two Royal Navy Auxiliaries, called Landing Ship Docks, for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary with two other ships being built by BAE Systems Naval Ships. RM B97CAX - Swan Hunter Shipyards RM 2BKPNNM - Swan Hunter shipyard cranes on left; now closed, Other riverside derelict shipyards beyone towards Walker, Wallsend; Tyneside UK 2006 RM B2121N - Cranes in Swan Hunter's shipyard, Wallsend, Tyneside. [7] The former flagship of the Royal Navy, HMSArk Royal was built at Swan Hunter during this period, entering service in 1985. 18. [5] Mauretania was launched from Wallsend on 20 September 1906 by the Duchess of Roxburghe. 1934 Took an interest in Airspeed in August 1934. It is fitted with twin screw compound surface condensing engines, which have been constructed Messrs Baird Brothers of North Shields, the diameter of cylinders being 12in. The Bank Line's cargo ship "Clydebank" ran aground off the Farne Islands when on trials. She has been the only British Warship so far to bear this name. This equates to one third of output. 1085 1974 Copenhagen D / H / P Neptune 30. She was a member of the first subgroup of the class. Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and 119 Not allocated 6 1969 Green Rover D / H / P Hebburn 5. HMS Artifex. Destroyers of World War Two: An International Encyclopedia. 3. They had four cylinder Doxford-type opposed piston oil engines constructed at the Neptune Works, except for Hopestar which was experimentally turbine-powered. 99 1976 Not Tyne built Haverton Hill 21 1970 Manora D / H / P Neptune 46 1972 Joseph R Smallwood D / H / P Hebburn 52 1973 Forthbank D / H / P Hebburn WW2 Just before the outbreak of war, extensive orders were in hand, and some 55 ships were completed for private owners up to early 1946 under Government licence. The Times (Times Newspapers). For those who were employed there, best pals grew and memories formed. 138 Allocated to refit work 1904-07 Six cargo-liners completed for Hansa Company of Germany and further cargo liners for the Indo-China Steamship Company Ltd. 1906 RMS Mauretania was launched from Wallsend on Tyne on 20 September 1906 to the cheers of huge crowds. After many mergers and takeovers, nationalisation and de-nationalisation, the Swan, Hunter name continues as engineering consultants to the ship-building industry.. Perhaps the last cableship built by Swan Hunter was the Sir Eric Sharp, launched in 1988.Named after the chairmain of Cable & Wireless, the ship is still in service today, but under the new name of CS IT Intrepid after its purchase . Two more high spec cargo-liners were completed for the Chargeurs Reunis fleet: Brazza and Foucauld both 9095/48 and twin-screw motor-ships with room for 103 first-class, 78 second-class and 400 third-class passengers. Southampton a Type 42 destroyer was brought to the Tyne on a heavy lift ship, after it collided in the Persian Gulf , and re-built at Hebburn yard. 73 1977 Gudermes D / H / P Hebburn Sloops: A History of the 71 Sloops Built in Britain and Australia for the British, Australian and Indian Navies 1926-1946. Initiation jokes were hilarious - Gan and get a tin of tartan paint or gan and get us a rubber hammer and a long stand' - which left newbies standing for a while in the storeroom. 87 112,000 Tanker - Cancelled Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, L. A. Ritchie, The Shipbuilding Industry: A Guide to Historical Records (1992). In 2006 Swan Hunter ceased vessel construction on Tyneside, but continues to provide design engineering services. 91 1976 Hindustan D / H / P South Shields RMS Mauritania was an ocean liner, built by Wigham Richardson and Swan Hunter and designed by Leonard Peskett. 66 1976 Kyra Lynn D / H / P Hebburn Dock & Walker 3 hold was the cross-bunker hold between bridge and engineer accommodation. 104 1979 Crown Prince D / H / P Walker In 2002, whilst being broken up, she was boarded by Greenpeace campaigners protesting about conditions in the shipbreaking industry. 35 1971 Stolt Lion D / H / P Hebburn The yard completed pontoons and docks of all sizes to customers around the world. [13] The receiver took steps to break up the business. Generale de transportes Maritimes with accommodation for a total of 1305 passengers. Her twin Doxford-type oil engines constructed by the yard gave her a speed of 18 knots. The only battleship built at Wallend was HMS. Payday was always Friday and workers queued up to get their wage packets. It was a major employer for decades and some of the world's most famous ships were built there. 32 1970 Nigaristan D / H / P South Shields The latter Company received Good Hope Castle and Southampton Castle (both 10,538 grt). C.S. She was scrapped in 1962. 1938 Dominion Monarch (27155 grt) a flagship for Shaw, Savill and Albion Co. Ltd was launched on 27th July, it was completed in January 1939 and sailed on her maiden voyage to Wellington on 17th February 1939. 28 1974 World Unicorn D / H / P Wallsend 1912 The Elderslie Dockyard at Scotstoun on the Clyde (owned by Barclays) was taken over in May, with a 500 foot dry dock. 1903 Took a majority holding in Wallsend Slipway Co, which built the engines for some of its greatest ships. Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. The Monarch became famous in 1955/56 when she laid the first Transatlantic telephone cable between Oban and New Foundland. Two other high class passenger ferries were completed for Swedish Lloyd (Britannia and Suecia both of 4631 grt). 1941 In June King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited the Neptune yard and other Tyneside yards in an attempt to boost morale. Files are available under licenses specified on their description page. S.S. Peter G. Campbell. TS Leda was operated by Bergen Line between Britain and Norway as a North Sea ferry for over 20 years from 1953. The last ship built at Walker shipyard was the container ship Dunedin. She was the largest Neptune ship when launched in September 1960 for Cia Nacional of Lisbon. 9. 498 feet in length with room for 200 first class, 46 alternate first and second, 100 second class, 80 third class and 1642 emigrants. 1920 The yard was fully occupied completing B types. This was a large liner of 22576 grt, with room for 2530 passengers (244 first class with deluxe staterooms featuring private baths, showers and oak parquet flooring and tiled luxury bathrooms. Other customers included New Zealand Companies, Federal Steam navigation (Northumberland 12160/15) and Union Steamship Company of New Zealand (Armagh 12159/17). Swan Hunter amalgamated with Wigham Richardson in 1903 so that they could tender for the Mauretania. 110 1980 Pacific Crane D / H / P Hebburn Dock 1921-23 The yard closed in 1921 until 1923 and then focussed on building Great Lakes Steamers. . At its apex, the company represented the combined forces of three powerful shipbuilding families: Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson. 1960. 30 Not allocated 1961 Parent of group of five subsidiaries engaged as shipbuilders, marine engineers, ship repairers and builders of passenger liners, cargo ships, oil tankers, ore carriers and cable ships, warships and floating docks. we . There were also descendants of the Swan and Wigham Richardson families on the board at this time (S. C. Swan and George Wigham Richardson) as well as Peter Denham Christie, whose grandfather had been the first manager of the Neptune yard and whose father John Denham Christie had died in October 1950. 133 Allocated to refit work The company was responsible for some of the greatest ships of the early 20th century, most famously RMSMauretania which held the Blue Riband for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic, and RMSCarpathia which rescued survivors from RMSTitanic. text of this web site is available under the Creative The entire plant machinery and equipment from Swan Hunter was dismantled and transported to India over six months to be rebuilt at Bharati Shipyards. It was powered by two sets of steam turbines by Wallsend Slipway Co to give a speed of 22 knots. H.M.S. The Kharg entered the . Lewis took on the subject of debt during his Money Show instalment on Tuesday - explaining how to clear off multiple debts in a simple but effective manner, by following the 'snowballing' technique. 1920s Major customers were Ellerman Lines and British India Line owned by P&O: 13 liners were manufactured including: 1922 - City of Paris (10839/22) 349 passengers; City of Canterbury (8431/23 178 passengers; Commonwealth and Dominion Line (later to become Port Line in 1936) also ordered five cargo liners. Both operated on the two-stroke cycle and used blast fuel injection. A number of tramps were also manufactured which were ideal as grain carriers as they had steel, centre line bulkheads in their six holds, and plenty of portable wooden grain boards and trunks for their 9700 ton cargo. wide at the entrance, and with a depth of water over the sill of 26.5ft; and two floating docks lifting vessels up to a length of 350ft [3]. 33 extinct Geordie sayings which are so funny they should be brought back, 22 things that have gone - or are going - from our High Streets, North East news LIVE: A1 now clear following crash near Seaton Burn, Chronicle Live's breaking news service including today's traffic, travel, weather, sport and more covering Newcastle and the North East, Heartbroken family pay tribute to young Sunderland dad after he takes his own life, aged 19, Travis Brash was sadly found dead at his home in Sunderland on January 6 this year, Stacey Dooley and Strictly star Kevin Clifton announce birth of baby daughter, The new parents posted sweet messages on social media on Tuesday, telling fans they had welcomed their daughter Minnie into the world, This Morning's Craig Doyle gets sympathy from fans over 'unfair' treatment amid job switch calls, This Morning viewers were left sympathizing with presenter Craig Doyle when he appeared on Monday's show, Gateshead dealer arrested after Newcastle student deaths had a 'veritable candy store of drugs', James Newark, of Gateshead, was caught with high purity and high value drugs at his home and has now been jailed, Martin Lewis explains 'snowball' tip as faster way to clear your debts. 1904 Hopemount Shipping Co was set up on 21st June with a subscribed capital of 12,000 with the objective of trading speculation ships built by the yard. 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