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The Route of the Atlantic Telegraph.

The Route of the Atlantic Telegraph.
The Route of the Atlantic Telegraph.
© National Maritime Museum, London
Repro ID: PX8266
Description: At the top of the picture is a map of Newfoundland to England, the route of the cable to Trinity Bay from Valentia in Ireland. On the bottom is a cross section of the 'Great Eastern', showing the cable laying equipment, apartments for people, the steam engine, funnels and coal, horses and other animals. There is even a swimming pool.
Creator: Capt H. Clark (artist): Stevens (publisher)
Date: 20th Jul 1865
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London
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