Northumbria Fishing Heritage CIO, now owns the 5 vessels and associated boats; all are of national heritage significance.
| Boat Name | Year Built | Reg. No. | Owner | UK Register |
| Favourite – seine netter | 1947 | 1050 | Northumbria Fishing Heritage CIO | National Historic Ships |
| Rachel Douglas – ring netter | 1947 | 2296 | Northumbria Fishing Heritage CIO | National Historic Ships |
| Sovereign – seine netter | 1936 | 1937 | Northumbria Fishing Heritage CIO | National Historic Ships |
| Peggy – coble | 1924 | 2976 | Northumbria Fishing Heritage CIO | National Maritime Museum |
| Golden Gleam – coble | 1948 | 2977 | Northumbria Fishing Heritage CIO |
Associated Boats
| National Maritime Museum | ||||
| Irene Patricia – coble | 1974 | 3006 | Assoc. | National Maritime Museum |
| Orcadian – sailing boat | 1908 | 3075 | Assoc. | National Maritime Museum |
| Tyne – very early pulling lifeboat | 1833 | 1485 | Assoc. | National Maritime Museum |
The ‘Tyne’ lifeboat is on permanent display on Ocean Road, South Shields. Owned by South Tyneside Council, she is fully restored and regularly maintained.
Detailed information on boats on the National Historic Ships register at Greenwich can be accessed at, nationalhistoricships.org.uk
Similarly, detailed information for boats on the National Museum Small Boat register can be accessed on nmmc.co.uk