They Once Were Shipbuilders

Discover the rich maritime heritage of Scotland with They Once Were Shipbuilders by R. O. Neish. Published by Porto Press Ltd in 2019, this captivating book spans 160 pages and delves into the history of shipbuilding in Leith from around 1850 until the conclusion of World War I.

Explore the fascinating stories behind renowned shipyards, including S&H Morton, Ramage & Ferguson, Cran & Somerville, and Hawthorns & Co, which ultimately contributed to the legacy of the Henry Robb Shipyard. This comprehensive account not only highlights the craftsmanship and innovation of the time but also reflects on the significance of these shipyards in the maritime landscape of the United Kingdom.

Perfect for history enthusiasts and maritime aficionados alike, They Once Were Shipbuilders offers a unique glimpse into Scotland's shipbuilding past. Don't miss the chance to add this insightful volume to your collection!