Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Groves and Guttridge

From Graces Guide

of East Cowes

Yachts and lifeboat builders

1932 Messrs. Groves and Guttridge, of East Cowes. have been notified by the Royal Lifeboat Institution of the acceptance of their tender for two more motor-lifeboats.[1]

1937 'All competitors in Cowes are giving assistance to Messrs. Groves and Guttridge, Ltd., whose shipbuilding yard was practically destroyed by fire at dawn on Tuesday. Messrs. Saunders-Roe next-door neighbours, have given the use of their sawmills, and other firms are allowing the use of machine shops and tool rooms. Mr. G. Hummell, Groves and Guttridge director...'[2]

1957 'The Roland Watts....one of the new 52-feet long lifeboats, she is the 86th to be built by Groves and Guttridge at their yard in East Cowes.[3]

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Sources of Information

  1. Hampshire Advertiser - Saturday 27 February 1932
  2. Portsmouth Evening News - Thursday 10 June 1937
  3. Portsmouth Evening News - Saturday 14 September 1957