Wartime shipyard workers' meeting

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Large group of shipyard workers also including some Royal Naval personnel. One view appears to include Gracie Fields in the centre of the crowd

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Papers of Sir Stephen Pigott, 1880-1955, Director of John Brown & Company, Shipbuilders, Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland.UGC 100

Personal recordsUGC 100/1

Ship Particulars and Specification BooksUGC 100/2

Technical notebooksUGC 100/3

Techincal plans and drawingsUGC 100/4

AdvertisingUGC 100/5

Employee informationUGC 100/6

PhotographsUGC 100/7

Formal dinnerUGC 100/7/1

Formal dinnerUGC 100/7/2

Formal luncheonUGC 100/7/3

Formal dinnerUGC 100/7/4

Formal dinnerUGC 100/7/5

Formal dinnerUGC 100/7/6

MontclareUGC 100/7/7

FranconiaUGC 100/7/8

AlauniaUGC 100/7/9

OronsayUGC 100/7/10

Princess KathleenUGC 100/7/11

AvelonaUGC 100/7/12

Princess ElaineUGC 100/7/13

Duchess of YorkUGC 100/7/14

ViennaUGC 100/7/15

Empress of BritainUGC 100/7/16

Nahlin (yacht)UGC 100/7/17

Queen MaryUGC 100/7/18

Port WyndhamUGC 100/7/19

SouthamptonUGC 100/7/20

ComancheeUGC 100/7/21

IcarusUGC 100/7/22

Queen ElizabethUGC 100/7/23

Duke of YorkUGC 100/7/24

JavelinUGC 100/7/25

FijiUGC 100/7/26

HeclaUGC 100/7/27

FernieUGC 100/7/28

GarthUGC 100/7/29

PiorunUGC 100/7/30

NizamUGC 100/7/31

IndefatigableUGC 100/7/32

VanguardUGC 100/7/33

BermudaUGC 100/7/34

Avon ValeUGC 100/7/35

OnslowUGC 100/7/36

PaladinUGC 100/7/37

RobertsUGC 100/7/38

RacehorseUGC 100/7/39

TroubridgeUGC 100/7/40

TumultUGC 100/7/41

HardyUGC 100/7/42

R or T Class DestroyersUGC 100/7/43

TalaveraUGC 100/7/44

TigerUGC 100/7/45

Target vesselUGC 100/7/46

Port WellingtonUGC 100/7/47

ArnhemUGC 100/7/48

MediaUGC 100/7/49

Suffolk FerryUGC 100/7/50

PatriaUGC 100/7/51

CaroniaUGC 100/7/52

ImperioUGC 100/7/53

City of OxfordUGC 100/7/54

SussexUGC 100/7/55

City of BirminghamUGC 100/7/56

Clan MacintoshUGC 100/7/57

BritanniaUGC 100/7/58

HalcyonUGC 100/7/59

SkipjackUGC 100/7/60

MaidstoneUGC 100/7/61

North DakotaUGC 100/7/62

Henley (class)UGC 100/7/63

CalgarianUGC 100/7/64

Fullagar diesel engineUGC 100/7/65

Visit to shipyard by foreign army officersUGC 100/7/66

Unidentified DestroyersUGC 100/7/67

Jackal (unconfirmed)UGC 100/7/68

Javelin (unconfirmed)UGC 100/7/69

Valentine (unconfirmed)UGC 100/7/70

Unidentified naval vessel launchesUGC 100/7/71

Partially identified launch partiesUGC 100/7/72

Unidentified launch partiesUGC 100/7/73

Unidentified launch partiesUGC 100/7/74

Miscellaneous photographsUGC 100/7/75

Wartime visit by dignitaryUGC 100/7/75/1

Wartime shipyard workers' meetingUGC 100/7/75/2

Presentation to shipyard employeeUGC 100/7/75/3

(Sir) Donald SkiffingtonUGC 100/7/75/4

Ballroom danceUGC 100/7/75/5

Group photographUGC 100/7/75/6

Shipyard visit by Japanese dignitariesUGC 100/7/75/7

Japanese receptionUGC 100/7/75/8

SilverwareUGC 100/7/75/9

Unidentified groupUGC 100/7/75/10

Princess ElizabethUGC 100/7/75/11

Coronation ProcessionUGC 100/7/75/12

Visit to SantiagoUGC 100/7/75/13