These are links to selected sites which may be helpful. The links refer to the most appropriate page, not necessarily the home page for the site.
The icon against some of the entries links to the site's search page for vessel details. We provide customized search facilities for most web sites on our ship search pages which you may find more convenient.
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The site for the Mariners mailing list with a huge amount of useful information.To join the Mariners mailing list, send a message to: Mariners-L-request@rootsweb.com with the ONE word SUBSCRIBE.
Masses of information, concentrating on passenger vessels and passenger lists. The Ships List appears not to be online - this is a link to captures on the Wayback Machine. Be patient while it loads
WorldCat is a union catalog which itemizes the collections of 10,000 libraries which participate in the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) global cooperative.
Archives Wales's online catalogue provides searchable information about more than 7,000 collections of historical records in the holdings of 21 archives in Wales.
These pages about World War I are just part of the People's Collection Wales site, which provides a wonderful forum for recording and presenting Welsh heritage.
Irish Shipwrecks provides maritime researchers and wreck divers with information on shipwrecks in Irish Coastal Waters, with a searchable database of wrecks.
Historic England's web site presents information from the National Record of the Historic Environment (NRHE) for 420,000 sites, including wrecks in the waters around England.
The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales site includes the Coflein database which includes wrecks in the waters around Wales.
ELMAP has created a searchable online database of references to records with maritime and naval significance that are held in local record offices and other archives across England and Wales.
A searchable database of the Shipping Registers of Dumfries (1824 to 1904), Kirkcudbright (1824 to 1841), Stranraer (1824 to 1908) and Wigtown (1836 to 1920).
Online catalogue for Medway Council Archives Service with details of their holdings of crew lists and shipping registers, including images of shipping registers for Rochester.