Flipbook: East Yorkshire Historian – Goole Shipbuilding Part 4
Goole Shipbuilding Part 4
By 2008, local historian Brian Masterman had completed his manuscript for a book recording the history of shipbuilding in the port town of Goole, Yorkshire. It was to be called simply Goole Shipbuilding.
Rather than publishing his book as a whole, an alternative option was to have Goole Shipbuilding appear in the annual journal of the East Yorkshire Local History Society, East Yorkshire Historian. It was to be published in four parts across four journals. This, the fourth and final part by Brian, appeared in Volume 12 published in 2011.
Titled Goole Shipbuilding Part IV it documents the activities of Goole Shipbuilding and Repairing Company. It covers the period from 1937 through the second world war to the end of shipbuilding at Goole in 1987.
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