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and engine shops, and the mast and block shops, provided work for around 500 craftsmen. J Samuel White expanded still further in 1899. It rapidly became a world leader in the design and construction of small- to medium-sized naval and merchant ships, and also built numerous smaller craft, including
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In 1922 J. S. White established the 'Island Transport Co. Ltd.' with barges running from Southampton, (and initially Portsmouth) to East Cowes to carry supplies for the shipyards. Any spare capacity was used to carry general, commercial cargo. After the shipyards closed in 1965, the trade was just
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in 1763–1764, as well as fast vessels for the Revenue services and fishing smacks, and even a number of West Indiamen. At least three generations of the White family business undertook shipbuilding before Thomas White, (1773–1859) the grandfather of John Samuel White, moved from Broadstairs, to
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let fly with 200 tons of bombs, a wave of incendiaries followed by high explosives. The Blyskawica left her moorings, dropped anchor outside the harbour, and retaliated all night with such vehemence that her guns had to be doused with water, and more ammunition had to be ferried across from
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he began work on what would become the 'Thetis' Yard across the river on the West bank on the 'salterns' and marsh between the Medina and Arctic roads. It opened officially on 1 October 1815. J. S. White subsequently rebuilt the east bank site which in 1825 became the Falcon Yard.
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At the height of its shipbuilding activities, J. S. White had shipbuilding slipways on the eastern side of the River Medina at East Cowes and fitting-out quays, engineering works and administration offices at Cowes on the western side of the river.
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By 1979 the company had been renamed Elliott Turbomachinery Ltd and employed almost 850 people; and the American parent company, the Carrier Corporation, was taken over by another American company,
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but for her, the 800 casualties and thousands of damaged buildings, including 100,000 square feet (10,000 m) of wreckage at J. S. Whites, would have been far worse.
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In 1971 Foreign and Colonial Investment Trust sold the company to Spectrol Holdings, a UK subsidiary of the Carrier Corporation of
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Steamships Caesarea (1960) and her sister ship Sarnia (1961), cross channel passenger ferries operating between Weymouth and the
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Naval vessels built by J. Samuel White (vessels in some classes also built by other shipbuilders) include (in date order):
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Over the years, J. S. White's produced lifeboats for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and other users.
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With the closing of the shipbuilding section in 1965, the works on the East Cowes side of the river were sold to the
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where there was already more than a century of shipbuilding tradition. In the closing years of the
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Between 1912 and 1916 the company moved its aircraft manufacturing facilities across the river to
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which was displayed at the London Air Show at Olympia in 1913. The company also manufactured 110
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with Howard T. Wright as general manager and chief designer. Because of its location on the
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In 1968 the company received a take-over bid for the whole group of companies from the
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At some time, J. S. White acquired the Henry Bannister, rope making business of Cowes.
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Ships of the Royal Navy: The Complete Record of all Fighting Ships of the Royal Navy
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Green, W. & Swanborough, G.; "The Complete Book of Fighters", Salamander (1994).
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In 1954 J. S. White acquired the shipbuilding business of William Weatherheads at
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In 1961 J. S. White acquired the postcard and greeting-card printing business of
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Paul Hyland describes how J. S. White had grown during the succeeding century:
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in 1802, where he acquired the shipbuilding site on the east bank of the
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An expansion of the yard in 1911 led to the purchase of a large 80 ton
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In 1981 the company finally ceased trading and the sites were closed.
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Records indicate that by the 1850s J. S. White's docks with its steam
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J. S. White's built ships for commercial customers, including:
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The Woolwich Ferries, John Benn (1930) and Will Crooks (1930)
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East Cowes- A town of Ships, Castles, Industry and Invention
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general cargo. The Island Transport company was sold to the
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designs, but had a remarkable number of smaller tubes.
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Defunct aircraft manufacturers of the United Kingdom
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Almirante Lynch-class/Faulknor-class flotilla leader
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Samuel White's ships 579:(1939) - 2 were used by the Polish Navy as 142:, with James White constructing the cutter 1476: 1462: 1369: 1355: 854:, later requisitioned and sunk during the 2409:Defunct shipbuilding companies of England 2303:Defence Science and Technology Laboratory 2298:Defence Electronics and Components Agency 1196:Flying Boats of the Solent, Norman Hull. 110:and various types of commercial vessels. 2444:British companies disestablished in 1981 1485:Aerospace industry in the United Kingdom 1068:. The Dovecote Press. 2011. p. 83. 831:from 1917, and was written off in 1918. 744:in a "Gridiron Shed" on the bank of the 349: 201: 170: 120: 1162: 1160: 2394:Aviation history of the United Kingdom 2389:Maritime history of the United Kingdom 2381: 2354:Society of British Aerospace Companies 1787:Air Navigation and Engineering Company 1016:"Cockenzie & Port Seton | Economy" 1000:"300 Years of Shipbuilding at Cowes". 735: 677: 267:. The company was sold in 1974 to the 131:, built for Chile, as the British HMS 106:and export customers; they also built 2449:British companies established in 1802 1457: 1350: 975:Southampton Branch World Ship Society 834: 695:Lamb & White-class lifeboats 602:British Type III Hunt-class destroyer 340:. These were similar to contemporary 298:Foreign and Colonial Investment Trust 2414:Companies based on the Isle of Wight 1190: 1157: 995: 993: 991: 439:(otherwise Admiralty I class) (1911) 1501:Manufacturing in the United Kingdom 1332:Commercial Ships of J. Samuel White 705:Norfolk and Suffolk-class lifeboats 577:Type II Hunt-class destroyer escort 513:ARA Tucumán (1928) - Built for the 102:and other naval craft for both the 98:. 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Index

Shipbuilding
Cowes
shipbuilding
Cowes
Victorian era
destroyers
Royal Navy
lifeboats

Faulknor-class flotilla leader
Kent
Broadstairs
East Cowes
Isle of Wight
River Medina
Napoleonic War

Tucumán
sawmills
RNLI
Sir Barnes Wallis

hammerhead crane
Babcock & Wilcox
Renfrew, Scotland
Grade II* listed
Red Funnel Group
Cockenzie
Scotland
J. Arthur Dixon

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