Spurn Lightship: Built in 1927, the Spurn served for 48 years as a vital navigation aid in the approaches to the river Humber.
Now enjoying a leisurely mooring in Hulls attractive Marina, she and her knowledgeable crew are prepared to receive and welcome boarders who wish to explore. See how the crew lived and worked and learn more about her valuable role and the work of the Humber Conservancy Board.
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