Explore the rich history of Britain's coastal shipping and its impact on trade and transport.
Before roads and railways, coastal shipping was the lifeblood of Britain, transporting goods and people between ports. Ian Collard delves into this maritime past, examining the vessels that navigated the English Channel, Irish Sea, and Scottish coasts. Discover how these shallow-draught boats shaped the nation's economy and connected communities.
From sailing ships to steamships, witness the evolution of sea transport and its vital role in British history. Perfect for maritime enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this is a captivating journey through Britain's coastal waters.