Red Sails - The History of the Thames Sailing Barges
The film Red Sails explores through interviews and archive footage the influence of the Thames barge in the development of trade, and its contribution to the building of Victorian London. It also looks in detail at the craftsmen and their trades, which made the Thames barges so unique. A few have become barge yachts for chartering, but the Thames barge lives on through the recent restoration of one of the most famous: the Cambria.

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1986: Life on a Coaster Ship | Forty Minutes | BBC Archive

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Why the Admiral's Cup is Special + How it was won in 1987

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No Cash, No Splash: An Oral History of Boatyards on the Tidal Thames

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Visiting the Site of One of the Worst Explosions in British History | Faversham Munitions Explosion

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We Bought an Abandoned Ship 4 Years Ago... This Is What Happened

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Naval Engineering - Building a Wooden Warship, Timber, Nails and Curves!

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The Weekend Millionaires - An Oral History of the Thames Lightermen

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The Boats That Built Britain - HMS Pickle - Part 2

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ORIANA - CRUISE SHIP/LINER; (1959)

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Documentary: Scow Story - A History of The Scow Sailboat

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1973: Life on the LAST LIGHTHOUSE | Tuesday Documentary | World of Work | BBC Archive

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NY40 MARILEE: Restoration of a Herreshoff Classic

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The RMS Magdalena Disaster

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She bought a century old wooden boat for her 30th birthday and restored it

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Cutty Sark: The Sole Remaining Tea Clipper In The World

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THE WAY OF A SHIP (1953 archive)

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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston: A Force of Nature (TV)

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Eel Pie Island’s Boatyards

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USS Constitution - A Tour from Keel to Upper Deck

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