-
other rivers such as the
River Tyne and
River Dee, Wales, also had
their watermen who
formed guilds in
medieval times.
Waterman can also be a
person who...
- The
Company of
Watermen and
Lightermen (CWL) is a
historic City
guild in the City of London. However,
unlike the city's 111
livery companies, CWL does...
- The
Watermen (1979) is a book
published by
American author James A. Michener. It is an
excerpt from his
larger novel, Chesapeake,
which was
published by...
- for the
Royal Watermen,
chosen from the
ranks of the
Thames Watermen who
operate tugs and
launches on the river.
There are 24
Royal Watermen, each of whom...
- The
Watermen's Museum is a
museum in Yorktown, Virginia. It do****ents the
history of
Chesapeake Bay '
watermen', from pre-colonial to
modern times. The...
-
Watermen: A
Dirty Business is a
British do****entary
television series that was
first broadcast on BBC Two on 15
April 2014. The six-part
series follows...
- Swimmers:
Watermen,
Crabs and the
Chesapeake Bay (1976) is a
nonfiction book by
William W.
Warner about the
Chesapeake Bay, blue
crabs and
watermen. The book...
- for the
oldest continuous rowing race in the world. Up to six
apprentice watermen of the
River Thames in
England compete for this
prestigious honour, which...
- The Free
Watermen and Lightermen's
Almshouses (generally
known as the
Royal Watermen's Almshouses) on
Beckenham Road /
Penge High Street, Penge, London...
-
Watermen's stairs were
semipermanent structures that
formed part of a
complex transport network of
public stairs,
causeways and
alleys in use from the...
