Everard ships from Liverpool

[Robert George Young]

Just wondered where their voyages would have taken them to...dad took this photo...wonder where it could have been...probably around 1955

[Ivan Cloherty]

Just wondered where their voyages would have taken them to...dad took this photo...wonder where it could have been...probably around 1955

Depended upon the era he sailed on Everards ships, as they were mostly UK coastal trade in 50's and 60's, 70's branched out as far as Mediterranean and as far as the Falklands in the 80's.

The photo could be anywhere, at first glance thought it was Ponta Delgado in the Azores, but then saw the viaduct roadways, which look like Madeira or somewhere in Italy

[John Arton]

Possibly Gibraltar?
Rgds
J.A.

[Doc Vernon]

Nice site here for Pics of their Ships
Cheers

The Allen Collection|Everard Line

Pic looks like possibly in Ascension Islands, or part of Spain . But very hard to ID a taken pic so long ago!

[Ian McKinlay]

Hi Robert,
My recolection of Everards is they were a Coastal fleet,which means obviously around our coastal ports but also ,like GSNC, the near continent as well, Holland, France,Belgium. So your photo could be there or possibly a Welsh port with a castle in the background?
Ian McKinlay

[Jim Whamond]

Used to see them in the Medway in the 60s nick named the yellow perils by the locals . I did see one of the larger ones in Lagos Nigeria in the 70s. Regards Jim

[Mervyn Rowlinson]

In the Miner's strike at least one of "Freds" loaded coal at a US East Coast port, possibly Norfolk VA.

[Ralph Harper]

Well now my name isRalph Harper known as Lofty or Scous my discharge No is R501994,i joined the ss seniority at Elsmere Port 15th November 1949 she was bought by Everard shipping Company,i was on her for 12month running to the Continent,we carried paper pulp to Bowaters elsmere port
Unfortunately after leaving E P we ran aground off the outer hebredese in a gale,we were picked up by the Barra life boat,that was November 1950
I wonder if you’re father could have been on it at some time (we changed crew a few times)
Will write more later
Ralph

[Bob Williams (2)]

F.T.Everard and Sons of Greenhythe.
They have a very good Facebook account with lots of photos of their ships and crew. I had a brief look but could see nothing to identify the photo above. Interesting and well worth a look though.

[Robert M Hughes]

I was on the Frederick T Everard from Risor, Norway to the UK with a cargo of wood pulp, including a dodgy absorbent deck cargo, in very poor North sea weather - could be on that run?
Bob