| Picture No: | 197 |
| Courtesy of: | Ted Hatter |
| Year: | 1928 |
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Daily Mirror on November 21st 1928
This picture featured in the middle pages of the Daily Mirror on November 21st 1928. The caption was - A picture taken from an aeroplane while the coffins were carried to the grave, which was decked with flowers and evergreens.
Picture Added on 04 August 2006.
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See: THE GOSPEL IN THE STORM by Stephen Paul Coleman
Book 1 of 1: The Hidden Gospel Chronicles
A historical thriller by S. P. Coleman
A town swallowed by the storm.
A relic lost to the sea.
A mystery that refuses to die.
From the Great Storm of 1287 that destroyed Old Winchelsea, to the haunting tragedy of the Mary Stanford lifeboat disaster in 1928, and a modern day search for the truth, The Gospel in the Storm is a gripping historical novel set on the Sussex coast.
Blending history, legend and suspense the novel uncovers secrets long buried beneath the waves, and asks how far we are willing to go to protect the truth.
Supporting the RNLI
20% of the author's royalties from every sale of this book are donated to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), in honour of the crew of the Mary Stanford lifeboat and all who risk their lives at sea to save others.
Available from Amazon.
Added by Chris Coleman on 31 August 2025.
Book 1 of 1: The Hidden Gospel Chronicles
A historical thriller by S. P. Coleman
A town swallowed by the storm.
A relic lost to the sea.
A mystery that refuses to die.
From the Great Storm of 1287 that destroyed Old Winchelsea, to the haunting tragedy of the Mary Stanford lifeboat disaster in 1928, and a modern day search for the truth, The Gospel in the Storm is a gripping historical novel set on the Sussex coast.
Blending history, legend and suspense the novel uncovers secrets long buried beneath the waves, and asks how far we are willing to go to protect the truth.
Supporting the RNLI
20% of the author's royalties from every sale of this book are donated to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), in honour of the crew of the Mary Stanford lifeboat and all who risk their lives at sea to save others.
Available from Amazon.
Added by Chris Coleman on 31 August 2025.
If you found this interesting, have a look at the following groups of pictures.
Church
Lifeboat
For more information on this subject see the following websites.
Rye Harbour Lifeboat Station
Added by Jacqueline Stanford on 15 June 2007.