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The Royal Naval College and HMS
Fisgard
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The Royal Naval College at Greenwich and HMS 'Fisgard' (1819), which was attached to the college as a training vessel from 1873 until 1878. 'Fisgard'...
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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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HMS
Arrow
moored off Greenwich.
The flat-iron gunboat HMS ‘Arrow’ moored off Greenwich while attached to the Royal Naval College, c. 1871. She had originally been the...
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A hay barge on the River Thames.
A hay barge on the River Thames, photographed in 1884-85. With its large number of horses, London imported huge quantities of hay from adjacent...
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