Redningsbåd ved Sønderho Gamle Redningsstation - Sønderho, Denmark - Lifeboats and Rescue Stations on Waymarking.com

Historisk redningsbåd ved Sønderho Redningsstation. Redningsstationen fungerer i dag som museum. Der er åben for gæster i sommerhalvåret.

Ved lov af 1. april 1887 blev der oprettet en statslig redningsstation i Sønderho. - 1. okt. 1887 ankom en ny redningsbåd til Sønderho.
Bådehuset blev også opført i 1887 og allerede 5 dage efter redningsbådens ankomst blev båd og materiel afprøvet og fundet i orden.

Den første stranding i stationens historie fandt sted i juli 1888. I de gamle opbevarede protokoller kan man følge såvel redningsaktioner som øvelser, som blev udført af den 12 mand store besætning.

I efteråret 1888 blev redningsstationen suppleret med en vagt- og patruljetjeneste, fortrinsvis i vinterhalvåret og kun i dårligt vejr med kuling eller storm.

Samtidig blev der anskaffet et alarmeringshus, hvorfra der var telefonforbindelse til bådehuset og også til 2 steder på stranden. Dette nedsatte naturligvis alarmeringstiden betydeligt.

I 1938 fik stationen en ny bådtype, der hidtil havde været stationeret på Anholt, og der var også god brug for redningsbåden under 2. verdenskrig, hvor besætningen på nedstyrtede fly havde brug for assistance og redning.

Den sidste redningsaktion med roredningsbåd fandt sted i 1956.

I efteråret 1958 blev stationen forsynet med en motorredningsbåd, denne er senere udskiftet, således at stationen i dag råder over helt moderne udstyr.

I 1974 blev det gamle bådehus officielt nedlagt og den gamle, veltjente redningsbåd sendt til Grønland. Den redningsbåd, som i dag kan beses, er altså ikke den oprindelige, men en båd af samme type.

English: Historic lifeboat at Sønderho Rescue Station. Today, the rescue station functions as a museum. It is open to guests during the summer.

By law of 1 April 1887, a state rescue station was established in Sønderho. - 1 Oct. 1887 a new lifeboat arrived in Sønderho.
The boathouse was also built in 1887 and already 5 days after the arrival of the lifeboat, the boat and equipment were tested and found to be in order.

The first stranding in the station's history took place in July 1888. In the old stored protocols, you can follow both rescue operations and exercises, which were carried out by the 12-man crew.

In the autumn of 1888, the rescue station was supplemented with a guard and patrol service, mainly in the winter and only in bad weather with gales or storms.

At the same time, an alarm house was acquired, from which there was a telephone connection to the boat house and also to 2 places on the beach. This naturally reduced the alerting time considerably.

In 1938, the station got a new type of boat that had previously been stationed at Anholt, and there was also good use for the lifeboat during the Second World War, when the crew of crashed planes needed assistance and rescue.

The last rescue operation with a rowing lifeboat took place in 1956.

In the autumn of 1958, the station was provided with a motor lifeboat, this was later replaced, so that the station today has completely modern equipment.

In 1974, the old boathouse was officially closed down and the old, well-used lifeboat sent to Greenland. The lifeboat that can be seen today is therefore not the original one, but a boat of the same type.

Name of the Lifeboat or station: Sønderho Gamle Redningsstation Number of the Lifeboat: 1 Adress: Sønderho strandvej 15 Sønderho, Fanø Danmark 6720 Callsign Marifoon: Not listed

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