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Second Coxswain Mann of the Aldeburgh Lifeboat Station, 1909
Photographic portrait of Second Coxswain Mann, of the City of Winchester and Dresden, both Aldeburgh lifeboats; credited with saving hundreds of lives. Coxswain Mann is seen here with his foul weather gear and cork lifebelt. Date: 1909
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This striking photographic portrait captures the determination and bravery of Second Coxswain Mann of the Aldeburgh Lifeboat Station in 1909. The image shows Mann standing proudly in front of a backdrop of the North Sea, donning his foul weather gear and a cork lifebelt, essential equipment for navigating the treacherous waters off the Suffolk coast. Mann's service with the Aldeburgh Lifeboat Station was marked by heroism and dedication, with numerous lives saved during his tenure as Second Coxswain. He served on two lifeboats, the City of Winchester and Dresden, which were instrumental in the rescue of hundreds of people during their time in service. The foul weather conditions that characterize the North Sea made each rescue mission a dangerous endeavor. The lifeboats, manned by brave volunteers like Mann, were the only hope for those in peril, and their quick response and expertise often meant the difference between life and death. This photograph is a testament to the selflessness and courage of Second Coxswain Mann and the other volunteers at the Aldeburgh Lifeboat Station. Their tireless efforts and commitment to saving lives have left a lasting impact on the history of the town and the lives of those they rescued. The image is a valuable historical record, offering a glimpse into the past and the vital role that lifeboat stations played in the communities they served. The photograph, taken in 1909, is a poignant reminder of the importance of the work that continues to be carried out by the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) today.
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