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Maritime Author/ShipbuilderR.O.NeishHOMESHIPYARD SHOPBLOGMY BOOKSSHIPBUILDINGBIOCONTACTMoreWELCOMEYou will find this website to be an amalgamation of my old Leith Shipyards website and the brand new website featuring my writing projects.This website also features a new idea to produce Ship Scrolls for anyone who may have sailed or served on a ship built at Leith.​The new website will also feature a Shipyard Shop for all kind of mementos and memorabilia on ships and the sea. The Shop will be opening soon so keep checking back to see what’s happening with the shipyard shop on theloftsman website.The website will also feature the many training opportunities that we can now offer through The Loftsman and our trusted training partners.Be sure to visit the ships Photo pages, here you will find an ongoing library of both old and new ships photographs.So take your time and have a good look around, if you are interested in ships and the sea, then you are in the right place. Remember this is also your website.​Leith-Built ShipsVol. I, They Once Were Shipbuilders The first in a series about the almost - forgotten part played by Leith in our truly great maritime heritage. A history of the ships built at Leith from c. 1850 until the end of World War I. Features the shipyards that eventually became the Henry Robb Shipyard including S H Morton, Ramage Ferguson, Cran Somerville and Hawthorns Co. Includes famous ships with tales of adventure and new trade routes written by a proud shipbuilder, still active in shipbuilding and well qualified to tell the story.​The Mountbatten Award for Best BookWELCOME TO THE NEW WEBSITE WITH A DIFFERENCEThis website will be about ships and the sea, featuring some of my own books and a short history of the shipyard I started out my working life in.We shall also feature a new idea which should interest anyone who had someone, perhaps a relative who sailed or served on any of the ships built at Leith. In time this will expand to include anyone who sailed or served on a U.K. built vessel.​With a wealth of maritime experience behind us we can also undertake commissions for research or the design and Lofting of vessels both old or new.​So please take your time to look around as there will be a lot of information to be found in regards to all things about ships and the Sea.If you have any stories or photographs of the Leith Shipyards, then please send them into ron@theloftsman.comComments are most welcome as well.The wait is over. The first in the series on the Ships Built at Leith is now out and can be found at most good bookshops or from Whittles Publishing Also from Amazon.co.uk​Buy NowBuy Now (Amazon)Sometimes writing a book can seem like the mariner above, swamped at times but always rising back up to continue.MY NOVELSI'm 2/3rds of the way through my exciting maritime adventure trilogy, so please keep checking back to see progress. I shall also keep updating my progress with my writing through the Blog on this website.Hey advertisers​​This is just a great big empty space for now.....​So what are you waiting for, this website is only going to get bigger and better.Get in now while prices are low.Back to Top © 2020by R.O.NeishDesigned Developed by Lucid Media

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Welcome to a unique new website which features the shipbuilding history of Leith, Scotland. Leith should rightly take its place in the proud maritime heritage of the British Isles. Theloftsman begins the story of the Leithshipyards.

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