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Uploaded by on Apr 19, 2008

"Clyde-Built" became synonymous with quality and reliability. The launch of the three "Queens" - luxury passenger liners - was the pinnacle of Glasgow's shipbuilding achievement. (Many of the original shipping models are on display in the beautiful "Clyde Room" at the Transport Museum)

Sadly, the changing pattern of industry means that the Clyde no longer employs the vast throngs of workers in the shipbuilding trades, although there are notable exceptions. The proud "Clyde-Built" traditions are still in evidence among the workforces of BAE Systems (Govan) and BAE Systems (Scotstoun), to name but two of Clydeside's remaining shipbuilding yards.

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  • Video AAA+++ Great history/photos. Anyone have anything on Greenock, Renfrewshire. G & G'G'Grandfathers (Orr) were boat/yacht builders, mid/late 1800's

  • glenysorr,I know of a Thomas Orr ,boatbuilder around 1860 in Greenock,any relation?

  • very well done some excellent photos what is the sound track.

  • Hi,Thank you.The track is from the gorillaz album,track 8 'gravity'

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  • Wonderful photos spoiled by unsuitable music and some too fast editing.

  • Thankyou. Beautifully done.

  • hi im marc was just wondering if any1 had the goliath cane tape of it being demolished first and second time haha would be graetfull thanks..

  • My GG Grandfather Thomas ORR - Boatbuilder - would love some footage taken in his patch of Greenock.....

  • YES, 2 x Thomas Orr's of Greenock. But hving trouble finding info/hardcopy etc. So have now found your great videos. How do you go about rating them? Also have relative James Orr a Silversmith late 1700 early 1800. HELP..

  • AMAZING........ Love the footage. Can I have a copy??

  • Hi and thanks for the info.Congrats again on the vids very enjoyable.

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