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The ports of the Irish and Celtic Seas along with their immediate hinterlands are a vast treasure trove of maritime heritage. Whilst generations of ships and seafarers have long passed on the buildings and other general infrastructure often remain providing a tangible reminder of the past. Some of these remains are preserved, quite often as features of a dockside redevelopment - though sometimes out of context, however, many more are quietly allowed to decay. Therefore, it remains possible to search out and record many of the links with our maritime past before they fall to the demolition contractor or developer. This Irish Sea Shipping sub-site, you will not find many ships, unless they form part of a picture - however you will still find much of maritime interest. Maritime Heritage - Irish and Celtic Seas aims to encourage visitors to look at more than the ships the next time they visit a port and record architecture, signs, quayside fittings - they may be there today - but will they still be there tomorrow? |
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The destruction of "Maritime Buildings" former headquarters of Ship's Chandlers - Joseph P. Lamb & Co.- February 2005. |
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