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Sheerness Naval Dockyard & Garrison

by David T. Hughes

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Over 200 images recount the history of Sheerness Naval Dockyard and its garrison since their foundation in the mid-seventeenth century until the official closing ceremony in 1960, including impressive images of the venerable old hulk Cornwallis, a survivor from the time of the Napoleonic wars.
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This book is essentially a photograph album. About five pages of text, all told, introduce the book and its eleven chapters, covering the 300-year history of the dockyard and garrison, from the 1670s to 1960. Almost all the 230 illustrations are postcard-size photographs many, unfortunately, not of the highest quality but the book provides a rare glimpse into an important dockyard, an important part of the Royal Navy's story and its architectural history - a photographic record of a dockyard of which very little evidence remains. It's probably the best book on Sheerness that one can buy. ( )
  lestermay | May 12, 2020 |
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Over 200 images recount the history of Sheerness Naval Dockyard and its garrison since their foundation in the mid-seventeenth century until the official closing ceremony in 1960, including impressive images of the venerable old hulk Cornwallis, a survivor from the time of the Napoleonic wars.

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