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Padstow lifeboat : ウィキペディア英語版
Padstow Lifeboat Station

Padstow lifeboat Station is based at Trevose Head west of Padstow. The current lifeboat is a Tamar class boat called "Spirit of Padstow".
== History ==

* 4 January 1827 - The first lifeboat ''Mariners Friend'' was built by the Padstow Harbour Association and kept at Hawker's Cove.
* 11 November 1829 - The first boathouse was built for the lifeboat by Padstow Harbour Association.
* 22 December 1855 - Padstow branch of the RNLI was formed.
* 25 July 1856 - The arrival of the ''Albert Edward''
* 1863 - New boathouse built to take larger lifeboat.
* December 1864 - Stone slipway added to boathouse.
* 6 February 1867 - Five crewmen drowned (See Padstow Lifeboat disasters).
* 15 August 1883 - Arrival of the ''Arab''.
* 4 September 1883 - Carriage house for lifeboat built in Trethillick Lane.
* 21 February 1899 - Arrival of the ''James Stevens No 4'' (a new steam lifeboat).
* 11 April 1900 - Both lifeboats lost and eight crewmen drowned (See Padstow Lifeboat disasters).
* 29 August 1901 - Arrival of the 2nd ''Arab''.
* 12 September 1901 - Arrival of the ''Edmund Harvey'' and steam tug ''Helen Peele''.
* 10 August 1917 - Admiralty commandeered ''Helen Peele'' for the duration of World War I.
* April 1929 - Arrival of the ''Princess Mary''.
* 1 June 1931 - Arrival of the ''John and Sarah Eliza Stych'' the station’s first motor lifeboat.
* 1931 A new boathouse and roller slipway were built at Hawker's Cove for a second motor lifeboat (No.2).
* 8 February 1938 - Station numbers change over.
* 1 December 1947 - Arrival of the ''J.H.W'' from Lytham St Anne's
* 14 August 1951 - Arrival of the ''Bassett Green''.
* 30 November 1952 - Arrival of the ''James Hiram Chadwick''.
* 22 May 1962 - The No.2 station closed because of silting.
* 20 October 1967 - No 1 Station closed
* 20 October 1967 - A new boathouse and 240 ft slipway were opened at Trevose Head.
*19 July 1968 - New boathouse officially inaugurated; march 'The Padstow Lifeboat' commissioned from Cornwall-resident composer Malcolm Arnold for the occasion〔http://www.allmusic.com/composition/the-padstow-lifeboat-march-for-orchestra-op-94-mc0002395399〕
* 20 October 1967 - Arrival of the ''James and Catherine MacFarlane''.
* 1984 - The boathouse was adapted for the station’s Tyne class lifeboat the ''James Burrough''.
* 18 December 1984 - Arrival of the ''James Burrough''.
* 1991 - Major repairs were carried out to the substructures of both the boathouse and slipway.
* 24 July 1993 - Alan C. Tarby appointed Coxswain.
* August 2006 - The new boathouse and slipway at Trevose Head is opened.
* August 2006 - The arrival of the ''Spirit of Padstow''.

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