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65/248/1-2
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Two painted metal panels from a narrow boat, one square and one round, featuring a design of a castle and bridge - a traditional design for the decoration of narrow boats. They were painted by Alf Fenemore, who worked for the Bushell Brothers. The Bushell Brothers, Charlie and Joseph, ran a canal boat building and repair business at Gannel in New Mill, Tring, on the Wendover Arm Canal, until their retirement in 1952. They also did general coach-building.
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2 panels: metal
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MERL Miscellaneous note, Greta Bertram, 1 March 2013 – The donor’s father was one of the Bushell Brothers. The Bushell Brothers, Charlie and Joseph, ran a canal boat building and repair business at Gannel in New Mill, Tring, on the Wendover Arm Canal. The business was founded by their father, Joseph Bushell Senior, in 1875. They took over its running in 1912, and the business closed in 1952 when they retired. This Collection comprises tools and other objects used at Bushell Brothers, as well as other various old tools that the donor's father, who was always interested in rural crafts, collected druing his retirement.
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New Mill
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- L:\MERL\Objects\JISC 2012\60 series negatives\60_6399.tif - High resolution image
