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The 'Bonavista' of Stourport
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The 'Bonavista' of Stourport
17 Jan 2012
Severn Crafts
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The 'Bonavista' was owned by Captain Hattom of the Angel, who also owned the 'Lady Steamers'. At that time of 1907, she sailed twice daily from Stourport to Holt Fleet after Whit Monday.
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