<?xml version="1.0"?>
<content collectionGUID="B4536CA4-2CAE-4E9C-A030-8E89082F6964">
  <lastEdited clientType="local-build-20120621" date="2012-06-21 17:15:50 +0100"/>
  <textBox id="generic-header-attribute" dynamic="no" visible="yes">
    <richText>Maryport 3</richText>
  </textBox>
  <textBox id="generic-title-attributes" dynamic="no" visible="yes">
    <richText>Maryport3 - Side launches</richText>
  </textBox>
  <textBox id="generic-datefield-attributes" dynamic="no" visible="yes">
    <richText>20 June 2009</richText>
  </textBox>
  <image id="generic-picture-attributes" dynamic="no" visible="yes" src="20_Maryport3_-_Side_launches_files/shapeimage_1.png" left="0px" top="0px" width="628px" height="413px"/>
  <textBox id="generic-body-attributes" dynamic="no" visible="yes">
    <richText>They used to build ships in Maryport, but the sites alongside the River Ellen were not suited to traditional methods of getting ships in the water, so the &#x2018;side launch&#x2019; was adopted. This sequence of images shows John Ritson&#x2019;s first iron ship &lt;i&gt;Ellenbank&lt;/i&gt; being launched broadside at high tide in 1885. Note the way the river bank is washed away by the wave... Below a contemporary side launch...</richText>
  </textBox>
</content>
