Caister On Sea, The Lifeboat Monument 1908
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This impressive memorial commemorates the deaths of nine crewmen who lost their lives when the lifeboat 'Beauchamp' capsized on 14 November 1901. The middle headstone on the left is for the late coxswain James Haylett, who had pulled the only two survivors out of the water. The Caister lifeboat is no longer under the RNLI, and relies totally on local fund raising. However, the comedian Jim Davidson is a keen supporter of this lifeboat, and has had the crew on his TV programme in an effort to give them well-deserved publicity.
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