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• Ship type: Motor Yacht
• Beam: 7ft 6ins
• BRYWYN | The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships top of page Mai - Juin 1940 The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships A D L S HOME LITTLE SHIPS ADLS MEMBERS ALL KNOWN SHIPS LOST SHIPS ADLS DLS for SALE DUNKIRK 1940 EVENTS COMMITTEE IDENTIFYING DLS BOOK LIST LINKS More Use tab to navigate through the menu items. BRYWYN Type: Motor Yacht Length: 20ft 9ins Beam: 7ft 6ins Draft: Displacement: Engine: Austin Construction: Builder: Boat Year: 1934 Brywyn is one of the Little Ships with which we have lost contact. She was last known to be at or near Bablock Hythe, Northmoor, Oxfordshire. Further Information: Fri, 08/06/2012 Lt.Cm Mist owned the 'BryWyn', named after his son and wife. He sold it in the early 1950's and purchased another boat including his second son's name David, hence the 'BryWynDa'. I have two photographs taken just below Richmond Lock on the north bank where they were moored in the late 1940's. One shows us 'men' myself aged about eight or nine, Bryan Mist, David Mist, Martin Chatfield my (brother) and Mr Mist. Mr Mist was a dentist with a practice in Beauchamp Place and we were neighbours in Conifer Gardens, Streatham until they moved away about 1954/5. The second shows myself and Martin on the BryWyn or BryWynDa. I think it must have been the BryWyn looking at my age. Sincerely Colin Chatfield (Now living in the Charente, France.) cchatfield@aol.com I cannot see how to add the photographs. Fri, 08/06/2012 This was owned by Mr and Mrs Smith of Conifer Gardens , Streatham SW16. Mr Smith was a Dental Surgeon operating out of his mother’s home in Beachamp Place, Bromptom. They sold the Brywin in the 50s and replaced it with a larger cruiser named the Brywinda . Names for Bryan, Winifred and David. Bryan and David being the two sons. I used to live next door at 27 Conifer Gardens and spent may happy summer days on the Brywin. Martin Chatfield. BRYWYN: Project The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships ​ ©2021 The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships. All rights reserved. bottom of page
• Length: 20ft 9ins
• Other names: Briwyn
• Engine: Austin