Keel Collection (page 5)

Building a fishing boat, St Ives, Cornwall
Andrew Besley, boat builder, building a 20 foot traditional wooden fishing boat at St Ives, Cornwall. It is designed to work off a steep pebble beach of the kind found in East Devon

Touring mountainous districts / W H Robinson
By fixing telescopic, self operating springs between his wheels and chassis, the motorist can keep his car at all times on an even keel

Southampton Docks 1940S
King George V Graving Dock at Southampton, England, 1, 200 feet long and 135 feet wide, with a depth of 50.5 feet to keel blocks

Raymond A Palmer, American author and editor
Raymond Arthur Palmer, American author and editor, described by John Keel as the man who invented flying saucers. He edited Amazing Stories (1938-1949)

Minaun Cliffs from Keel beach, Achill Island, County Mayo, Connacht, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Building French Ship 8
Careening a corvette : she is laid on her side so that the accumulation of marine rubbish which has gathered on her keel and lower hull can be burned off

Tennis Ball Cooler
A box for keeping tennis balls at an even temperature at the All England Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club, England. This man is taking their temperature with a thermometer!

Warship / Ist Draught
First Draught of a Ship of the First Rate. A profile cross- section of a warship showing the structure, framework, layout of decks, canons & how provisions are stowed

Separation / Keel Row Song
A woman waves goodbye to her husband or sweetheart

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"Keel: A Melodic Journey through Time and Places" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of "Keel, " as it takes you on a musical cover adventure, reminiscent of the timeless classic "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. " From the rugged beauty of Achill Island's Keel Strand in Ireland to the captivating black and white illustration showcasing two distinct shark tail fins - one with a single-keeled tail of a Mako shark and another with a double-keeled tail of a Porbeagle shark - "Keel" explores nature's wonders. Step onto the historic walking way within the keel of the R34, feeling transported back to an era when airship travel was at its peak. Or witness history unfold through an evocative black and white photograph capturing the grand launching moment of RMS Mauretania on 28th July 1938. Marvel at Minaun Cliffs' breathtaking view from Keel beach, where nature's majesty meets tranquility. And delve into maritime heritage as you discover Thames Iron Works in London, witnessing both laying keels and keel blocks that played pivotal roles in shipbuilding. Be captivated by an awe-inspiring image depicting three men rowing beside a colossal steamer's prow, highlighting their insignificance against its sheer magnitude. Feel your heart race as you relive WW1's Battle of Dogger Bank through vivid descriptions recounting SMS Blucher sinking beneath treacherous waters. Finally, let us not forget Betty Hutton and Howard Keel's unforgettable performances in Annie Get Your Gun, leaving audiences spellbound with their talent and charisma. Join us on this extraordinary journey encompassing music covers, natural wonders, historical milestones, maritime marvels, cinematic brilliance – all united under one word: "Keel.