Category:Lady Dale (ship, 1958)
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English: I found in the book Physic and Philanthropy: A History of the Welcome Trust 1936 – 1986.
- The 60ft vessel was built in Brightlingsea in Essex, U.K. for the Welcome Trust for use on the river Gambia in Gambia as a transport launch and floating laboratory.
- September 1958 launched as the LADY DALE.
- Length 60ft, built of African mahogany, sheeted with copper.
- Fitted out with two diesel engines.
- Cost £26,000 including the transport cost to Gambia.
- May 1973 sold to the United Nations for £5,000, not any information more.
Media in category "Lady Dale (ship, 1958)"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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A laboratory on the 'Lady Dale', a laboratory ship. Wellcome M0017411.jpg 4,027 × 2,915; 3.42 MB
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On board the 'Lady Dale', a laboratory ship. Wellcome M0017409.jpg 3,940 × 2,746; 2.83 MB
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On board the 'Lady Dale', a laboratory. Wellcome M0017410.jpg 4,108 × 2,860; 3.23 MB
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Wellcome material; The Lady Dale Wellcome L0025775.jpg 1,648 × 1,146; 512 KB
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Wellcome material; The Lady Dale Wellcome M0017407.jpg 4,036 × 2,912; 3.22 MB
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Wellcome material; The Lady Dale, plaque Wellcome M0017408.jpg 4,131 × 2,546; 3.06 MB
