A much-cherished 1938 Ferguson Brown still going strong!
Chris Graham on 22nd January 2024
Willie Carson enjoys the chance to discover more about James Adams’ beautifully original and much-cherished Ferguson Brown.
Belfast
The life and times of the unique HMS Swiftsure
Chris Graham on 22nd November 2023
Conrad Waters reviews the career of HMS Swiftsure, the final Royal Navy cruiser to be delivered during World War II.
Fantastic Cultra working day in Northern Ireland
Chris Graham on 25th September 2023
Willie Carson reports on this year’s successful Cultra working day, which took place at the Ulster Folk Museum.
Flagships of the Year appointed
Chris Graham on 27th July 2023
National Historic Ships UK has appointed six historic vessels to act as its Flagships of the Year, flying the flag for maritime heritage.
1914 HMS Caroline restoration continuing well
Chris Graham on 10th July 2023
We bring an encouraging update as the restoration of HMS Caroline, the last surviving warship from the Battle of Jutland, continues.
The sinking of the German battlecrusier, Scharnhorst
Chris Graham on 5th June 2023
Conrad Waters recounts the sinking of the German battlecrusier Scharnhorst in the final action between capital ships in European waters.
A tragic day in 1953
Chris Graham on 9th March 2023
Russell Plummer recalls the tragic day in 1953 when the car ferry Princess Victoria sank in the Irish Sea, with just 44 survivors.
White Star Line’s Olympic, Titanic and Britannic liners investigated
Chris Graham on 8th February 2023
Simon Mills delves into the fascinating history of the White Star Line’s fabled Olympic-class ships Olympic, Titanic and Britannic.
Classic International tractors
Chris Graham on 21st August 2021
Willie Carson enjoys a visit to see a man with a real passion for engineering and classic International tractors.
Interesting Massey Ferguson prototypes
Chris Graham on 6th August 2021
John Farnworth spotlights a selection of the most notable and interesting Massey Ferguson prototypes from down the ages.
British Atlantic intermediate liner Cameronia
Chris Graham on 9th July 2021
One hundred years on, Peter C Kohler recalls the British Atlantic intermediate liner Cameronia, the first to be built after World War I.
Crossley Brothers Heavy Oil Engine saved!
Chris Graham on 6th February 2021
Val Moore reports from Ulster as a Crossley Brothers Heavy Oil Engine is started for the first time in its new home. Crossley Brothers Heavy Oil Engine saved!: The restored engine. It just needs the plumbing to be completed and…
