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1950s History
1950s Memories
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The Norfolk Broads 1955

More of Bob Righton’s photographs

The Norfolk Broads 1955
The Upper Bure 1955
Sheerline 1 1955
Hickling Pleasure Boat Inn 1955

Thought to have been taken somewhere on the River Bure in 1955.

Another picture from the same location in 1955.

The Upper Bure between Wroxham and Coltishall, taken in 1955.

B 559 “Sheerline 1” from Chumley and Hawkes of Horning moored at an unknown location in 1955.

The Pleasure Boat Inn at Hickling pictured in 1955.

The following photographs were submitted by Ken Harrison - you can see more of his photographs in the 1900-1950 Gallery . You can read Ken’s memories of sailing on the Norfolk Broads in the 1930s here and also view his original plans for three wooden cruisers, designed for R.Richardson’s boatyard between 1947 and 1951 in the Paper & Ephemera section of the archive.
Mowbray Harrison Norfolk Broads c1950
Norfolk Broads Houseboat c1950
Wherry Albion c1950
Sailing At Oulton Broad c1951

Kens’ father, Mowbray Harrison, pictured c1951.

Mowbray Harrison’s houseboat c1950.

The wherry “Albion” under sail. This is of unknown date, but I suspect it is c1950s after she had been fully restored by the Norfolk Wherry Trust. The trust found Albion in 1949, she had been renamed Plane, was stripped of all her gear and was being used as a lighter on the rivers.

Mowbray Harrison’s boat the “Cat” sailing at Oulton Broad c1951. She was under new ownership by this time and had been given a new set of tan sails.