126:; however, due to a lack of deep-water access and the difficulty of setting off from Harwich against an easterly wind, its usefulness was somewhat limited and its facilities remained small-scale compared to the other Royal Dockyards over the same period. Nonetheless, it remained actively involved in repairing and refitting the nation's warships, as well as building them: of the eighty ships built for the Royal Navy in Britain between 1660 and 1688, fourteen were built at Harwich Dockyard. (Naval vessels had occasionally been built at Harwich in earlier times, but by private shipbuilders on or around the Town Quay).
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shipbuilding. Despite its relatively small size as a Royal
Dockyard, Harwich developed a particular speciality for itself in constructing small and medium-sized fighting ships. In 1668, however, after peace had been restored, the dockyard was again run down: its officers were reassigned (except for the Storekeeper,
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would prove to be the most prestigious for
Harwich Dockyard (in terms of the volume and strategic importance of its activity). Not only was it kept busy repairing and refitting naval vessels on their way to and from the front line, but under Deane's skilled oversight it also began to be active in
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Harwich ceased to operate as a Royal
Dockyard in 1713, but was leased to a succession of private operators (including John Barnard, Messrs Barnard & Turner, and Joseph Graham) under whom naval and commercial shipbuilding continued. The last Royal Navy vessel to be built at Harwich was HMS
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crane of 1667, which was in use until the early twentieth century before being re-sited on
Harwich Green in the 1930s. The dockyard bell, dating from 1666, is preserved on the original site, which still operates as a commercial port (known as Navyard since 1964).
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The present-day name for the site of the former
Dockyard is 'Harwich Navyard'; for the past 50 years it has been run as a commercial port, however in 2018 plans were announced for it to be transformed into space for more than 300 homes.
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The Master
Shipwright was the key official at the royal navy dockyards until the introduction of resident commissioners by the Navy Board after which he became deputy to the resident commissioner.
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After the Royal Navy withdrew from the yard in 1713, shipbuilding continued on the site under private ownership; over the course of the next century, through to the end of the
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in 1812; the last commercial vessels were ten steamers, built between 1825 and 1827. The Navy maintained a small storage and refitting base on site until 1829.
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Time & Tide: the History of the Harwich Haven Authority
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Cary, L. H. St C. (January 1927). "Harwich Dockyard".
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Administration of the dockyard and other key officials
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The History and Antiquities of Harwich and Dovercourt
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The first ship to be built at the dockyard following
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Clerk of the Cheque and Storekeeper, Harwich Dockyard
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Resident Commissioner of the Navy, Harwich Dockyard
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1199:Pepys's Navy: Ships, Men and Warfare, 1649-1689
1299:. Vol. 15. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
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1454:Jellicoe, Viscount Jellicoe Of Scapa (1920).
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165:period, the government took out a 99-year
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1364:. Ipswich: J. Raw. 1808. pp. 16–17.
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2454:List of air stations of the Royal Navy
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369:Clerk of the Cheque, Harwich Dockyard
16:Royal Navy Dockyard in Essex, England
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1340:Taylor, Silas; Dale, Samuel (1730).
317:Master shipwright, Harwich Dockyard
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2439:HM Victualling Yard Royal Victoria
2434:HM Victualling Yard Royal Clarence
1411:National Heritage List for England
14:
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2444:HM Victualling Yard Royal William
1578:"The Old Naval Yard Harwich Quay"
258:Other Naval facilities at Harwich
192:of the Navy, engaged his protégé
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1749:Royal Navy shore establishments
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1406:"Old naval yard crane (1187899)"
1296:Dictionary of National Biography
1264:Harwich and Manningtree Standard
1201:. Barnsley: Seaforth Publishing.
184:(John Taylor) was appointed and
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2131:UK Joint Logistics Support Base
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424:1702-?1713, Capt. Edmund Allen
312:1664–1668, Captain John Taylor
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2475:HM Naval Yard Penetanguishene
1550:Harrison, Simon (2010–2018).
1313:Harrison, Simon (2010–2018).
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391:Storekeeper, Harwich Dockyard
325:1653–1659, Robert Grassingham
287:Royal Naval Auxiliary Service
352:1705 Mar-Nov, Jacob Ackworth
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2424:RNAS Prestwick (HMS Gannet)
1880:Institute of Naval Medicine
1457:The crisis of the naval war
453:Ships built at the dockyard
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1478:. Harwich & Dovercourt
1435:. Harwich & Dovercourt
436:1728 Mar-Sep, Thomas Colby
283:Harwich International Port
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337:1694–1695, Robert Shortis
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430:1715–1722, Charles Aleyn
218:Commissioner of the Navy
180:control: a new resident
108:The King's Yard, Harwich
2565:HM Naval Base Weihaiwei
2555:HM Naval Base Singapore
2535:HM Dockyard Trincomalee
2505:HM Dockyard Haulbowline
2480:HM Naval Shipyards York
2470:Grand River Naval Depot
1290:"Domville, Silas"
448:1804–1827, John Hopkins
420:Post holders included:
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364:1711–1717, Paul Stigant
358:1706–1709, John Poulter
321:Post holders included:
2530:HM Dockyard Port Royal
2525:HM Dockyard Port Mahon
1197:Davies, J. D. (2008).
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433:1722–1728, James Banks
340:1695–1698, Thomas Podd
334:1677–1680, Isaac Betts
2545:HM Naval Base Colombo
2500:HM Dockyard Gibraltar
936:fourth rate, 50 guns.
810:fourth rate, 60 guns.
774:fourth rate, 50 guns.
756:fourth rate, 50 guns.
738:fourth rate, 58 guns.
720:fourth rate, 50 guns.
702:fourth rate, 50 guns.
648:second rate, 90 guns.
630:second rate, 90 guns.
361:1709–1711, John Naish
2550:HM Naval Base Cochin
2449:HM Dockyard Woolwich
2215:HM Dockyard Portland
2210:HM Dockyard Pembroke
2195:HM Dockyard Deptford
1977:Royal Naval Reserves
1698:51.94452°N 1.29010°E
1499:The Mariner's Mirror
1170:third rate, 74 guns.
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1116:brig-sloop, 18 guns.
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1008:third rate, 74 guns.
990:third rate, 64 guns.
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954:third rate, 74 guns.
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882:third rate, 74 guns.
864:third rate, 74 guns.
846:fifth rate, 32 guns.
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792:sixth rate, 24 guns.
684:third rate, 74 guns.
612:third rate, 70 guns.
594:third rate, 70 guns.
576:fifth rate, 32 guns.
558:third rate, 70 guns.
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522:third rate, 70 guns.
504:third rate, 66 guns.
427:1711, Daniel Wiseman
349:1702–1705, John Lock
24:HM Dockyard, Harwich
2610:HM Dockyard Antigua
2515:HM Dockyard Kinsale
2510:HM Dockyard Jamaica
2490:HM Dockyard Bermuda
2404:RNAD Broughton Moor
2205:HM Dockyard Harwich
2190:HM Dockyard Chatham
1957:Predannack Airfield
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666:third rate, 70 guns
112:Royal Navy Dockyard
2540:HM Naval Base Aden
2520:HM Dockyard Madras
2495:HM Dockyard Bombay
2220:HM Dockyard Rosyth
1673:Carry pp. 170-171.
1382:on 3 November 2013
147:Hundred Years' War
77:Controlled by
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306:1652–1660, Major
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66:English Navy
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2184:Daedalus II
2059:King Alfred
1904:RM Chivenor
1826:Collingwood
1770:naval bases
1701: /
1584:4 September
1482:4 September
1460:. pp.
1439:4 September
1417:4 September
1386:4 September
1269:16 December
1244:15 December
1165:Scarborough
589:Restoration
411:, J. Fearne
386:, J. Fearne
328:1664–1668,
273:During the
262:During the
244:Scarborough
208:During the
145:During the
94:In use
72:(1660–1717)
2634:Categories
2419:DM Gosport
2409:DM Crombie
2380:St Vincent
2341:Scapa Flow
2310:Imperieuse
2273:Flycatcher
2168:Aggressive
2035:Flying Fox
1778:HMNB Clyde
1686:51°56′40″N
1580:. Geograph
1179:References
985:Inflexible
967:Proserpine
715:Colchester
517:Resolution
471:men-of-war
465:, a 5-gun
405:, Mr Brown
279:HMS Badger
251:treadwheel
151:Edward III
82:Navy Board
70:Royal Navy
2615:Navy Hall
2605:HMS Tamar
2386:HMS
2378:HMS
2370:HMS
2362:HMS
2354:HMS
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2067:President
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2041:HMS
2033:HMS
2025:HMS
2017:HMS
2009:HMS
2001:HMS
1993:HMS
1985:HMS
1934:RM Instow
1909:RM Condor
1874:Temeraire
1872:HMS
1864:HMS
1856:HMS
1848:HMS
1842:Excellent
1840:HMS
1832:HMS
1824:HMS
1689:1°17′24″E
1562:4 January
1325:4 January
1129:Conqueror
1057:Excellent
931:Centurion
823:Conqueror
751:Lichfield
643:Albemarle
535:Swiftsure
214:Sheerness
97:1326–1829
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2463:overseas
2394:Port HHZ
2364:Standard
2099:Wildfire
2083:Sherwood
2051:Hibernia
2011:Dalriada
1987:Calliope
1929:RM Tamar
1919:RM Poole
1805:training
1093:Ethalion
1039:Hannibal
877:Terrible
859:Arrogant
805:Achilles
787:Seahorse
679:Yarmouth
625:Sandwich
571:Sapphire
236:slipways
155:Flanders
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62:Operator
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2326:Mercury
2297:Harrier
2264:Forward
2160:Abastor
2043:Forward
1995:Cambria
1858:Raleigh
1762:current
1147:Vengeur
1075:Alcmene
913:Orpheus
697:Harwich
661:Ipswich
553:Harwich
463:Harwich
224:Harwich
157:in the
141:History
116:Harwich
2388:Vernon
2336:(1939)
2289:Gannet
2281:Ganges
2266:(1939)
2243:Ferret
2176:Badger
2144:former
2075:Scotia
2027:Ferret
2019:Eaglet
1866:Sultan
1850:Nelson
1795:Jufair
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769:Severn
499:Rupert
2235:Dryad
2109:other
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2003:Ceres
1892:bases
1834:Drake
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841:Alarm
733:Eagle
607:Breda
485:Notes
188:, as
178:Crown
167:lease
120:Essex
2348:Newt
2332:HMS
2262:HMS
2151:home
1793:HMS
1586:2016
1564:2019
1531:ISBN
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1441:2016
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