The Peggy Reference Guide
Who’s who from George Quayle to the conservators, the Quayle family, a two-part timeline from 1757 to 2027, two boats in one, the 1796 Windermere voyage, every place the sources disagree set out side by side, a glossary and visit notes.
What’s inside:
- The Peggy at a glance
- Who’s who
- George Quayle of Castletown
- 1757 to 1851
- 1935 to 2027
- 1789 and 1802
- To Windermere and back
- Where good sources disagree
- Gifts, repairs, guns and records
- Words you will meet
- Visit notes
- Credits, licence and sources
Pages: 13 (A4) / 13 (US Letter). Formats: A4 (210 × 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), both PDFs included in one zip.
Printing: Print at 100% / actual size on A4 or US Letter. Inside pages use light backgrounds and print well in black and white; the cover is dark, so start from page 2 to save ink.
Every fact is written in our own words and checked against named sources from Manx National Heritage (its Nautical Museum, conservation facility and 2021 statement of significance pages), National Historic Ships UK, the Castletown website, Manx.News and Isle of Man Today (checked 13 Nov 2026); the sources are listed on the credits page. Where sources give different figures, each is shown with its source. Our own opinions are clearly labelled.
Drawings and charts are our own. Photos are from Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons or public-domain terms, credited on the credits page. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Manx National Heritage, the Nautical Museum, National Historic Ships UK, the Castletown website, Manx.News, Isle of Man Today, Yale Center for British Art, Geograph or any photographer named here.
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