Lucy Lavers

Support her new life afloat

Lucy Lavers, the veteran Dunkirk Little Ship restored by Rescue Wooden Boats, normally lives in the working fishing port of Wells-next-the-Sea and gives trips afloat.

You can see her at the Stiffkey Boatyard next to the Maritime Heritage Centre having some essential maintenance before going afloat again SOON for summer trips. Read more

Cox brothers. Image: Audrey Cox Collection

Lucy Lavers

Support her new life afloat

Lucy Lavers, the veteran Dunkirk Little Ship restored by Rescue Wooden Boats, normally lives in the working fishing port of Wells-next-the-Sea and gives trips afloat.

You can see her at the Stiffkey Boatyard next to the Maritime Heritage Centre having some essential maintenance before going afloat again SOON for summer trips. Read more

Tony Jordan. Image: Tony Jordan Collection

Lucy Lavers

Support her new life afloat

Lucy Lavers, the veteran Dunkirk Little Ship restored by Rescue Wooden Boats, normally lives in the working fishing port of Wells-next-the-Sea and gives trips afloat.

You can see her at the Stiffkey Boatyard next to the Maritime Heritage Centre having some essential maintenance before going afloat again SOON for summer trips. Read more

About Rescue Wooden Boats

We are passionate about conserving maritime heritage. We restore examples of working wooden boats, tell their stories - and those of the last generation of seafaring communities to use them - through film and photos, show the crafts and skills used, and actively involve people - especially young people - in learning about all this.

Find out more on our website, visit our Maritime Heritage Centre in Norfolk, NR23 1QF, and get involved with what we do!

We have started fundraising to restore important 1935 whelker, Bessie, also a Dunkirk Little Ship. Find out more about her story, and her progress, here.

Photo: Bessie arriving at Morston, 7th December 2011