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Save The TugBoat Calshot

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Mary Rohrer
7 years ago

Happy to show my dedication to maritime history.

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Larry Buttle
7 years ago

As a city, we have failed dismally to preserve our maritime history, Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, QE2 etc. So it’s about time we try and save what little is left!

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Wendy Aldridge
7 years ago

Its our heritage - we need to save it.

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Ginny Douglas Ellis
7 years ago

This tugboat is an important part of Southampton maritime history. Don't let it disappear.

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Pauline Botting
7 years ago

A piece of history

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Ed Hailwood
7 years ago

We need to keep these old ships. Too important to scrap. Once it’s gone that’s ir

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Jeff Easter
7 years ago

Can't lose this historic vessel, may never take to the water again but could wasily become a satic museum piece.

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Robert Stidworthy
7 years ago

We must save her for Future Generations to see & visit. She part of our national Heritage

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Ben Wales
7 years ago

Important part of Southampton Maritime Heritage.

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Jamie Barnes
7 years ago

Find a viable use for this vessel. Southampton has in some ways been very active in conserving and interpreting its history, and furthermore has invested considerable sums in this aim. Surely there must be a role for a tangible element of the history of the port in enhancing the visitor experience of people to sea city or the city more generally?

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Kevin Hall
7 years ago

Tugs are so evocative of the heyday of Southampton port and the liners. Calshot is a superb example and should remain as part of our transport and industrial heritage.

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Jane miller
7 years ago

This piece of history needs to be saved

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Peter Hoe
7 years ago

She should be put in a crucial and be kept.

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Brian wakefield
7 years ago

To much heritage is being lost in Southampton to development don't let this be another

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Save this piece of our history

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Kirk james wadmore
7 years ago

Save this piece of historynplease

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Ian Bailey
7 years ago

We're not doing a very good job of being a proud seafaring city if we can't look after the history that made us such!

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Stephen Bailey
7 years ago

This piece of history simply has to saved!!

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Tony Cannings
7 years ago

We as a nation do pretty much nothing to preserve our outstanding maritime heritage, we can't let another piece of history go.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This needs to be saved