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Workington lifeboat station
Workington lifeboat station was established in 1866 and operates an all weather lifeboat and has an unusual crane (davit system) to lift it over the harbour wall at launch.
Station is open daily, no shop.
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Workington lifeboat station, Workington, Workington, Cumbria , United Kingdom
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