😍 Programmes, photos, newspapers, pin badges - we've got loads of @OfficialHarwich memorabilia ready to show on @nonleaguedayuk!
💷 A reminder that there will be an auction and programme sale with some of the money raised going to the @LV18MiAmigo lightship restoration appeal.
The word ‘Aloof’ also has its origin in the days of sail probably from the Dutch word loef later luff in English meaning to windward and away from a lee shore, from where danger lies.
It now means ‘distant’ for that very reason.
One thing is for sure! Our International Shanty Festival could not operate without the help and support of our wonderful sponsors, many of whom are local businesses. So thanks to all of them and please support them in turn over the Festival weekend and beyond.
There's a lot to see and do at Harwich Shanty Festival, much of it free. And always a lot going on at the Redoubt Fort, with pirates, historical re-enactment, maritime crafts, street theatre and more. Don't forget to visit this year. Open all three days of the Festival from 10.00
We were asked by @VisitEssex to put something on our website for Harwich visitors to do (when the Shanty festival isn't on!)
Well, it's up, please take a look:
https://t.co/vwlu6ath9e
It's no #AprilFools that a brand new episode has dropped. Owen finds out more about the @58Ships project in Harwich. Listen on your favourite podcast app now! https://t.co/gEN9LYJR1R
Richard Oxborrow @richardoxborrow explains the history of Harwich Navyard and the ships that were built there. HMS Fan Fan gets an honourable mention. @HarwichSociety
https://t.co/2gbhWxGoe0
Richard Oxborrow @richardoxborrow explains the history of Harwich Navyard and the ships that were built there. HMS Fan Fan gets an honourable mention. @HarwichSociety
https://t.co/2gbhWxGoe0
Many thanks to everyone who participated in our Open Event earlier today at the wonderful @HarwichMuseum . A longer video will follow but here's Mick Verrier's latest incarnation of the 58 Ships song
https://t.co/jZpb8dXckX
Ship research project to hold special open day at Harwich Museum on Saturday. The 58 Ships initiative aims to discover the history behind each of the naval vessels listed on board outside Harwich's historic Navyard Wharf https://t.co/MD8hLSG1dt
Harwich’s 58 Ships research project is holding an open event on 25th February at Harwich Museum 2-4pm.
The project aims to discover the history behind each of the naval vessels listed on a board outside Harwich’s historic Navyard.
https://t.co/dsuGS269TQ
Fear, Hunger, Death: Christmas and the Mayflower Settlers - A talk by Richard Holledge, author of Voices of the Mayflower.
At Christopher Jones’ House then Lambard’s Salthouse in Kings Head Street #Harwich.
Saturday December 10th, midday to 2pm.
https://t.co/51icZKOSrk
If you are still interested then please take a look at the Ships on our site and decide whether you wish to adopt one or perhaps take a wider took at ship building in Harwich in the 17th-19th century? Use the 'Contact' page to send us an email. https://t.co/dsuGS26HJo
58 Ships is a collaborative research project into the 58 ships listed on a board outside Harwich Navyard. It was launched on 8th October during @HarwichShanty 2022