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no.3141

Vickers Naval Construction Works HP Ahead and Astern Turbines for HMS Lion

Early 20th Century

A photograph of an image in the Vickers Archive. Turbines in background. The right hand one has no casing top fitted.One worker just visible on the left.

https://www.sankeyphotoarchive.uk/collection/view/?id=2623

no.3141

Vickers Naval Construction Works HP Ahead and Astern Turbines for HMS Lion

Early 20th Century

A photograph of an image in the Vickers Archive. Turbines in background. The right hand one has no casing top fitted.One worker just visible on the left.

Location: Vickers Limited, Barrow Island, Barrow-in-Furness Cumbria Archives Reference: BDB 86/1/755
Sankey Number: 3141

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Vickers’ Naval Construction Works, Barrow. H.P. Ahead & Astern Turbines

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Cumbria Archives Reference: ???
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Album Number: Album 03 3097-3362

Page Number: 8

All Images on This Page

Sankey Number Image Title Location Image Taken Description
3141    Vickers Naval Construction Works HP Ahead and Astern Turbines for HMS Lion Turbines in background The right hand one has no casing top fitted
3142    Vickers Naval Construction Works Turbine Machine Shop Looking down from crane belt drives on near right men by machines looking at camera
3143    Vickers Naval Construction Works LP Ahead and Astern Turbines Looking down in the pit with completed turbine. Man in bowler hat in front right
3144    Vickers Naval Construction Works LP Turbine Ready for Steam Trial Looking down in the pit with completed turbine. Man in bowler hat in front left
3145    Vickers Naval Construction Works Water Testing of Forward Section of LP Turbine Casing LP Casing in background. Man in bowler hat in front
3146 Furness Abbey North Trancept with Norman Arch at bottom
3147    Furness Abbey Sedalias Carved sandstone seating. The sedilia were used by clergy as seating during services.
3148    General View Furness Abbey Taken from Amphitheatre. Trees to the left of the chapel. Abbots wood visible in background