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Black and white photograph showing the BRADGLEN on trials off West Hartlepool, February 1930. Photographers stamp on reverse.
Built 1930 by Wm Gray & Co., West Hartlepool for William Reardon Smith & Sons of Cardiff. The BRADGLEN under Captain W. Lawday, was mined and sunk off Harwich on September 19th, 1941. Nine men were killed. Captain Lawday was among the survivors
