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The
Torrens
(1875).
The 'Torrens' (1875, 1335 GRT) was a three-masted iron vessel built by James Lang of Sunderland for the Elder Line. She made annual trips to Adelaide...
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The window into the port
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Marseille harbour, 1895.
The Norwegian brig 'Atlantic' in Marseille harbour in 1895. Marseille was the busiest port on the Mediterranean coast of France. Józef...
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Joseph Conrad's Master's Certificate.
From 1851, the Board of Trade, concerned about the level of professionalism of some ships' officers, began to examine officers and cadets and award...
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Burial at sea.
For every sailor who died at sea from the wounds and injuries they received in battle, hundreds more succumbed to diseases. The voyages of even small...
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A paddle steamer at Greenwich Pier.
Crowds of spectatators witness an unknown ceremony at Greenwich Pier, with Thames watermen lining the route. Greenwich Pier was built in 1836 to...
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