Portsmouth-Fishbourne - 100 Years the town of King’s Lynn

the town of King’s Lynn has been a port for over a thousand years and in the middle ages it had trading agreements with the Hanseatic League which made Lynn one of the top four ports in England

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all three were ultimately sold to southern Europe

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Portsmouth-Fishbourne - 100 Years the town of King’s LynnIn March 1926, the Southern Railway Company opened a new six mile link between Portsmouth and Fishbourne. Initially operated by three wooden tow boats pulled by a tug, the service soon fulfilled all expectations and in the following year the first specially commissioned car ferry entered service carrying a maximum of 16 cars and 100 passengers. Although the Fishbourne route is historically the youngest of Wightlinks three Solent crossings, it is today