Workman Clark and Company (Workman & Clark) was a Belfast shipbuilding company established by Frank Workman and George Clark in 1879, operating until 1935. Contents include: Engine works salary book belonging to F. Cunningham with handwritten salaries paid to individuals in management, 1918-1924 ; a reference supplied to F. Cunningham (photocopy); pocketbook stamped ‘Prices with Pattern Shop rent’ and foundry insurance figures noted in pencil, [1910s]; notebook belonging to W.J. Lovett with handwritten lecture notes and illustrations delivered at Belfast Municipal Institution in 1919; b/w and colour photographs of the S.S. Divis; photo book by Captain A. McNamara (1977); book 'Running and Maintenance of Marine Machinery' signed George Wilson, S.S. Divis; blueprint of proposed typical section of window; capacity specification card for the SS Jevington Court, Ship No.484; luncheon menu for São Paulo; miscellaneous photocopies of photographs for the launch of the Dardanus; photograph of a model for Durham; folder titled Workman & Clark output record 1880 to 1933 & particulars of ships built 1880 to 1934; newsletter with article, "Barque Polly Woodside and the Irish Connection."
