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S.S. CORBROOK glass negative

3/4 Port Bow view of S.S. CORBROOK, at Penarth Head c.1936

CORBROOK. Built 1929 by Cowpen Drydock & Shipbuilding Co., Blyth (with engine by George Clark Ltd., Sunderland) and owned by Cory Colliers Ltd. (Wm. Cory & Son), London - the forerunners of Cory Towage Ltd. She sank on the 4 September 1940 off Cromer, together with three other steamers, when the convoy carrying coal south to London was torpedoed by a German E-Boat. All of CORBROOK's crew survived.

S.S. CORBROOK glass negative
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Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

79.76I/250

Measurements

Length (mm): 120
Width (mm): 164

Categories

1930s Corbrook (S.S.)

Classification

water transportation transportation steam powered (water)
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