The Trinity House 'Vagabond' leaving Harwich Pier, 1986
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The Trinity House 'Vagabond' leaving Harwich Pier, 1986
The Trinity House pilot ship 'Vagabond' leaving Harwich Pier on 31 March 1986. The Trinity House Operations Control Centre is now located at Harwich. It is responsible for the servicing and maintenance of lighthouse and lightship machinery, and the supply of replacement buoys. The Harwich depot sends technicians to lighthouses and lightships throughout England and Wales to make repairs and deliver spare parts.
- Image reference: H3262
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
