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A selection of photographs and information kindly shared with this project by Mr. Norman Wise.
Norman Henry Wise and Doris Dove - 1942
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Donated by Mr. Norman WiseThe wartime wedding of Norman Henry Wise and Doris Dove, at St. Oswald's Church, on December 19th, 1942.
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Robert Wise at Ganges
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Donated by Mr. Norman WiseRobert (Robbie) Wise, calmly sitting on an upper yard at the Royal Navy's Boys' Training establishment, HMS Ganges, at Shotley near Ipswich, probably dated to 1932.
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Robert and Henry Wise
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Donated by Mr. Norman WiseNorman Henry (Harry) Wise (right), his brother Robert Wise (left), and Robert's girlfriend, standing in the back garden of their parent's house in Chatham Road, West Hartlepool, in the early 1930s.
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Tug boat crew (1)
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Donated by Mr. Norman WiseTug boat skipper Norman Henry Wise (seated, front left), and the other members of his crew. It is likely the tug is tied up at the seaward end of Union Dock, in the small cut adjacent to the Docks Engineers Base in Middleton Road. Just along the quay wall can be seen the cut which led into the Central Dock.
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Tug boat crew (2)
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Donated by Mr. Norman WiseSkipper Norman Henry Wise (centre, in uniform), and other crew members aboard their tug. This photograph may have been taken from the Dock Head on the Headland, close to the Fish Quay.
The tugs in service used to tie up at the end of the Fish Quay. The buildings may be in the area where Heerema is today. The engine room skylights suggest this a steam driven vessel, possibly one of the old NER steam tugs Nos. 2; 3; 4; or 6; or even the William Gray.
The vessel in the centre background of the image is the steam drifter Happy Days (LT 185), which was owned by Stranton Drifters (R.H. Davison), of Hartlepool, between 1919 and 1926.
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