South Tyneside History
| Title | James P Rennoldson |
|---|---|
| Reference Number | STH0000074 |
| Photographer | Unknown |
| Town or Village | South Shields |
| Date | c1850 |
| Original Format | Black and white photograph |
| Period | Victorian (1837-1901) |
| Copyright | South Tyneside Libraries |
| Further Information | Poster for 'James P. Rennoldson', engineer and shipbuilder, Wapping Street and Shadwell Street, South Shields. Steam Tugs of all sizes always on sale. Patent slip way for repairing wood and iron ships, screw steamers etc. Length 300 ft, capable of taking up ships of 1000 tons. Repairs done on the most moderate terms. The earliest of Marine Engineers, established in 1826 by George Rennoldson. Image depicting dockyard with ships, engine and sailing ships. The Paddleship, 'Victor', can be seen to the right of the picture. |