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James Lamont and Co

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of Greenock, Scotland

Altogether built over 70 ships including Darlington, Harrogate and Selby for the Associated Humber Line, sludge hoppers Dalmarnock and Garrocb Head for Glasgow City Council, and ten Caledonian-Midbrayne ferries.

  • 1870 Company founded, at East India Harbour, Greenock, a site they have continuously used for ship-repairing operation
  • 1925 Private company.
  • 1929 Purchased the Castle Yard in Port Glasgow
  • 1938 Started shipbuilding at Castle Yard
  • WWII Repair work
  • Post war: resumed ship building.
  • 1961 Shipbuilders, repairers and engineers.
  • 1966 Opened a 113 m dry-dock.
  • 1979 Gave up shipbuilding and concentrated on repair work


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