MV Havengore
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Havengore is a former hydrographic survey launch, originally launched in 1956 for service with the Port of London Authority (PLA). After her withdrawal from service and sale in 1995, she was re-registered as a passenger vessel for up to 40 passengers. Based on the River Thames, Havengore has also served as a ceremonial vessel. She is best known for carrying the body of Sir Winston Churchill as part of his state funeral in 1965.
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Le MV Havengore est un ancien navire hydrographique lancé à l'origine en 1956 pour le service avec le (en) (PLA). Après son retrait du service et sa vente en 1995, il a été ré-enregistré en tant que navire à passagers pour un maximum de 40 passagers. Basé sur la Tamise, aux docks de St Katharine, Havengore a également servi en tant que navire de cérémonie. Il est surtout connu pour avoir porté le cercueil de Sir Winston Churchill de la jetée de la tour de Londres (Tower Pier) au Festival Pier, près de la gare Waterloo lors de ses obsèques nationales le 30 janvier 1965.
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A demi-bulldog affronty vested in a Union Flag holding a twisted rope coil with an azure background, two sea-lions combatant, representing the PLA, supporting a "V" for Victory.
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Bearer of Sir Winston Churchill during his State Funeral in 1965
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Venues of Distinction
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Twin Gardner 8L3 Diesels delivering 304 h.p. at 900 r.p.m.
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Class V Passenger ship; ex survey ship
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Havengore Island, a low-lying marshy island off the coast of Essex.
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Havengore is a former hydrographic survey launch, originally launched in 1956 for service with the Port of London Authority (PLA). After her withdrawal from service and sale in 1995, she was re-registered as a passenger vessel for up to 40 passengers. Based on the River Thames, Havengore has also served as a ceremonial vessel. She is best known for carrying the body of Sir Winston Churchill as part of his state funeral in 1965. Havengore was named after Havengore Island, a low-lying marshy island off the coast of Essex. The derivation of the word Havengore is Old English, 'haefen' meaning an anchorage and 'gor' meaning muddy. The adjoining Havengore Creek marked the northern end of the PLA's jurisdiction prior to 1964, when it was extended to include the whole of the Thames Estuary. By convention many PLA vessels are named after features of the River Thames.
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Le MV Havengore est un ancien navire hydrographique lancé à l'origine en 1956 pour le service avec le (en) (PLA). Après son retrait du service et sa vente en 1995, il a été ré-enregistré en tant que navire à passagers pour un maximum de 40 passagers. Basé sur la Tamise, aux docks de St Katharine, Havengore a également servi en tant que navire de cérémonie. Il est surtout connu pour avoir porté le cercueil de Sir Winston Churchill de la jetée de la tour de Londres (Tower Pier) au Festival Pier, près de la gare Waterloo lors de ses obsèques nationales le 30 janvier 1965. Ce bâtiment est inscrit au registre du National Historic Ships depuis 2000 avec le certificat n°1819.
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