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1. *The Columbus* Captn Wm McKellar. As she appears opposite the Folley House, Blackwall Reach.**
	A depiction of the vessel 'Columbus' (1824) opposite the Folley House on the eastern site of the Isle of Dogs.

2. *The Cutty Sark* (1869) waiting in Sydney Harbour for the new season's wool.**
	In 1883, the 'Cutty Sark' began regular voyages in the wool trade. When this photograph was taken she was under the command of Captain Richard...

3. *The Citizen A.*
	This paddle steamer 'Citizen A', launched in 1846.

4. *The Christopher Wilson* (1807).**
	The neutral self-balancing lifeboat 'Christopher Wilson' of London (1807).

5. *The Castalia* hospital ship.**
	The 'Castalia' was a most unusual vessel, different from the other hospital ships. She was built as a twin-hulled paddle steamer, but her design had...

6. *The Christian IX* (1874).**
	Named after the King of Denmark, the cargo steamer 'Christian IX' made regular trips between London and Copenhagen for Det Forenede Dampskibs Selskab...

7. *The Delphic* (1897).**
	The 'Delphic' (1897) was owned by the White Star Line. At 8,273 tons, she was easily the largest ship in the inner London docks at the time of the...

8. *The Discovery* convict ship at Deptford, c. 1829.**
	This French print states that the 'Discovery' was the hulk of Captain Cook's famous ship. However, his was an earlier vessel of the same name. The...

9. *The Duke of Northumberland.*
	An etching from the 'Illustrated London News' showing the steam lifeboat 'Duke of Northumberland' under way.

10. *The Duke of Sutherland* in April 1888.**
	The Eastern Steamship Company’s cargo liner 'Duke of Sutherland' (1873, 3100 GRT). She carried emigrants out to Australia and brought...


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