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Model of Robert Duncan's screw propeller, with stern frame and rudder, as fitted to the Egyptian government yacht 'Sareea

1886-1887

Model of the HMS Glasgow (1909)

1909-1919

The slums of Govan

1956-09

The slums of Govan

1956-09

Rigged model of the schooner rigged steam yacht 'Lady Torfrida'

1888-1901

Whole model of the PS 'Brighton' (1878)

1875-1877

Rigged model of the PS 'Scotia'

1861

Model, of the third-class protected cruiser the HMS 'Magicienne' (1888)

1888-1901

Rigged model of the cruiser H.M.S. 'Diadem'

1896-1901

The slums of Govan

1956-09

The Slums of Govan

1956-09

Model of steam yacht 'Giralda'

1894
Decorative moulding, London & South Western Railway, length of flat decorative wooden moulding stripped from the TSS "Hantonia", built 1911 by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd., Govan, route Southampton to Le Havre, broken up 1952.

decorative moulding from TSS Hantonia

1911
Decorative moulding, London & South Western Railway, length of flat decorative wooden moulding stripped from the TSS "Hantonia", built 1911 by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd., Govan, route Southampton to Le Havre, broken up 1952.

decorative moulding from TSS Hantonia

1911
Ship's bell, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, 'BRIGHTON 1878', ex Paddle Steamer Brighton III, built J. Elder & Co., Govan, 1878.

Brighton ship bell

1878
Ship's bell, brass, London & North Western Railway/Southern Railway, inscribed 'Hantonia', from the Twin-Screw Steamship Hantonia, allocated to the Southampton-Le Havre route and reopened the Southanmpton-Channel Islands service after World War II, built by Messrs. Fairfield Shipping & Engineering Co Ltd, Govan, 1911, withdrawn and broken up 1952.

Brass ship's bell, London & North Western Railway and Southern Railway - 'Hantonia'

1911
Gelatin silver print entitled 'Children by the shipyards'. Photograph by Nick Hedges.

Children by the shipyards

1970-08
One photograph entitled 'The slums of Govan' taken by an unknown photographer for The People newspaper, September 1956. Gelatin silver print.

Daily Herald Photograph: The slums of Govan

1956-09
Model, scale 1:96, of a shipyard gantry on plaster base, in glazed case with four detachable legs (see note), by Redpath Brown and Co. Ltd., Govan, Scotland, 1920-1921

Model of Shipyard Gantry

1920-1921
Model, scale 1:48, of the steel four masted barque sailing ship 'Pass of Melfort', (1891), by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Limited, Govan, Glasgow, Scotland, 1891-1896

Model, of the barque-rigged sailing ship 'Pass of Melfort'

1891-1896
Ship's worksplate, brass oval, 'The Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Limited, Engines No 482, Govan Glasgow'. Dimensions 18 3/4" x 13".

Brass ship's worksplate

Gelatin silver print entitled 'Children by the shipyards', showing boys playing football. Photograph by Nick Hedges.

Children by the shipyards

1970-08
Gelatin silver print entitled 'Children by the shipyards'. Photograph by Nick Hedges.

Children by the shipyards

1970-08
Gelatin silver print entitled 'Children by the shipyards'. Photograph by Nick Hedges, Govan, Glasgow, August 1970.

Children by the shipyards

1970-08
A photograph entitled 'Unemployed Men, Govan, Glasgow', taken by James Jarche for the Daily Herald in 1930.

Unemployed men in Govan, Glasgow

1930