Swansea and Port Talbot Docks History
Alexandra's Steam Tugs
Waterloo (built 1899)
Albert (built 1902) towing the schooner James E Newsom into Swansea Docks in 1937
Cambrian (built 1903 as Wallasey) in Port Talbot Docks
Harrington (built 1903) heading out into Swansea Bay
Alexandra (built 1907) wrecked off Orkney in October 1915
Benson (built 1908 as Egerton) crossing Swansea Bay
Brockenhurst (built 1913 as the first Gladstone)
Langland (built 1916 as the second Gladstone) passing Swansea's East Pier
Neath (built 1917) heading for Swansea's Kings Dock lock entrance
Sloyne (built 1928) in the River Tawe with burnt-out Liverpool trawler Allegiance - 1965
Mumbles (built 1929 as Beemore) passing Swansea's East Pier
Murton (built 1929 as Ceemore) heading out into Swansea Bay
Margam (built 1930) heading for the Kings Dock lock entrance
Brambles (built 1942 as Empire Teak)
Caswell (built 1943 as Empire Sybil) passing Swansea's West Pier
Flying Kestrel (built 1943 as Empire Mascot) berthed at C Shed, Kings Dock, Swansea
Formby (built 1951) in Kings Dock, Swansea
Margam (built 1952 as Caedmon Cross) in Queens Dock, Swansea
Canning (built 1954) assisting mv City of Dundee in Kings Dock, Swansea
Wallasey (built 1954) in Kings Dock, Swansea
Waterloo (built 1954) heading out of Swansea Docks
North Wall (built 1958) & North Buoy (built 1959) renamed for sale to Italian owners