M.T. Boston Beverley – GY191

Technical

Official Number: 338782
Yard Number: 879
Completed: 1971
Gross Tonnage: 517
Length: 141 ft
Breadth: 33.5 ft
Depth: 22.75 ft
Built: 1971 by R. Dunston Ltd, Hessle
Owner: Boston Deep Sea Fisheries Ltd, Fleetwood

History

1971: Completed by R. Dunston Ltd, Hessle (Yd. No. 879) for Boston Deep Sea Fisheries Ltd, Fleetwood, As BOSTON BEVERLEY. Registered at Grimsby (GY191). Transferred to Fleetwood with her sister ship BOSTON BLENHEIM.
08.1979: Sold to Ben Mar Fishing Co Ltd, Chile.
06.1982 Vessel laid up due to owners having gone into bankruptcy. Vessel later taken over by Chilean Navy. Porto Montt Southern Naval Base for Chile.
2005: Reported lost at Punta Arenas in the Magellan Straits

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M.T. Boston Beverley GY191

M.T. Boston Beverley GY191
Picture courtesy of The Mark Stopper Collection

M.T. Boston Beverley GY191

M.T. Boston Beverley GY191
Picture by Steve Pulfrey courtesy of The Mark Stopper Collection

 Boston Beverley GY191

Boston Beverley GY191

 Boston Beverley - GY191

Boston Beverley - GY191

Boston Beverley under tow by Boston Blenheim after fouling her screw with the trawl

 Boston Beverley GY191

Boston Beverley GY191
Picture courtesy of George Bissett

Boston Beverley GY191, courtesy of the JJ Collection

Boston Beverley GY191 on the Slipway at Fleetwood. Picture courtesy of the JJ Collection

M.T. Boston Beverley GY191

M.T. Boston Beverley GY191
Picture courtesy The JJ Collection

Boston Beverley now registered in Valparaiso, Chile. Courtesy of Brian Aspinall

Boston Beverley now registered in Valparaiso, Chile. Courtesy of Brian Aspinall

Boston Beverley now registered in Valparaiso, Chile. Courtesy of Brian Aspinall

Boston Beverley now registered in Valparaiso, Chile. Courtesy of Brian Aspinall

  1. jim mc kernan says:

    was in the beverley with georgie bisset when we trawled up what we thought was a bomb. everyone scattered out of the gutting area so myself and george went into the “tank” to have a look and see what could be done .What a laugh we had when we threw it on the factory floor and scared the life out of the crew–it was an old milk churn!!!!!

  2. Manuel F. Araya says:

    I was 12t and 2nd bridge oficcer on this ship. My captain was Kiyotaka Abe, known “Kiyo”.
    I keep many pictures on working in Chiloe Island (Chile) for Pesquera Guafo (Chonchi Town) fihing spanish hake.
    Good experiencie for me sailing on southern channels of my country.
    I was in B. Blenheim too.
    Its very gratefull remembers in my mind.
    Thank you

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