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The Wivenhoe Encyclopedia

March 2008 - The S.Y. Rosabelle

Theodore Pim of Snowdenham Hall, Bramley, Surrey was the owner of 5 vessels all called Rosabelle which he kept at Wivenhoe for a period of 54 years in total. He died in 1929. The last of his yachts was bought Colonel Abraham who kept her at the river wall where quite a few yachts were moored. She remained there until the Second World War.

Today the name Rosabelle has been remembered by having the name given to a road off The Avenue, Wivenhoe.

Two photographs of the S.Y.Rosabelle from a collection of old photographs owned by John Scofield and provided for use on the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia by his son, Ken Scofield 
 
 

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22 March 2008

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