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Tape 2 / 08/09/2009 / Filmed by Chris Hogg / Oulton broad bridge, swing mechanisms, interview with Brian Lane N.R project development manager, Reedham river bridge

Master MiniDV '3 East Anglian Ralway riverbridges, 2'

2009-09-08

Model of Norfolk Keel. Made for the museum by Mr W.H. Hall. These craft were used on the Norfolk Broads from the middle of 16th Century until the latter part of the 19th Century. Scale 1:16

Model of Norfolk Keel

1929

Model of an East coat "Beach Yawl" from Southwold rigged. Made by Mr W.H. Hall for the museum. This model represents one of the Beach Yawls employed to supply and tend saling vessels in Yarmouth Road. They worked between Winterton in Norfolk and as far south as Southwold. Scale 1:24

Model of an East coat "Beach Yawl"

1925-1932

Tape 1 / 08/09/2009 / Filmed by Chris Hogg / Oulton broad swing bridge, from the bridge as it swings, the control equipment in the cabin

Master MiniDV '3 East Anglian Ralway riverbridges, 1'

2009-09-08

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