Category:Trinity House Lightvessel No. 93

Light vessel no. 93 

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Instance of	lightvessel
Operator	Trinity House
Manufacturer	Philip and Son
Yard number	848
Country of registry	United Kingdom
Service entry	1939
Service retirement	2004
Significant event	automatization (1981) conversion to solar power (1996)
Mass	519 RT
Beam	7.62 m
Draft	4.57 m
Length	40.85 m
51° 30′ 20.88″ N, 0° 01′ 41.52″ E
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LV93; Light Vessel 93 Built in 1938 by Philip & Son of Dartmouth. She was sold in 2004 and moved to the London Docklands. She is now in use as a photographic studio and location.

LOA 40.85; Displacement: 519 tons

She served from 1938 until 2003 during which time she was stationed as follows: 1939 Galloper station ... 1941-42 The Thames (mine watching duties) ... 1947-53 East Goodwin station ... 1954-74 Galloper station ... (she was automated in 1981 and converted to solar power in 1996) ..1998 Inner Dowsing station ... 2000 Sunk station ...2001 Foxtrot 3 station ... No 93 was deactivated in 2003 and sold in 2004 for £31,050 at auction and converted into a photographic studio at Trinity Buoy Wharf at Blackwall.^[1]

This data could do with double checking. No. 95 is the music studio.

1. ↑ http://northeastmaritime.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=12435