1370, BDB 86/1/7471 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
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no.1370
Steamer Duke of Albany
c.1912
View of port forward quarter of ship as she enters the Wyre River at Fleetwood. Crew and passenger visible. Flags on both masts. End of pier and groynes on left. Launched June 1907 by John Brown & Company, Clydebank. Built by John Brown for London and North Western Railway for the Fleetwood Belfast route. Launched in 1907 taken up by the Admiralty in 1914 was torpedoed 24 August 1916. Carried an anchor for RMS Titanic.
Location: | Fleetwood | Cumbria Archives Reference: | BDB 86/1/7471 |
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Sankey Number: | 1370 |
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Album Number: Album 17 1327-1670
Page Number: 6
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Sankey Number | Image Title | Location Image Taken | Description |
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1367 | Trawlers in Fleetwood Channel | 2 sailing trawlers, Fleetwood in the background. | |
1368 | To The West | 4 trawlers sailing out of the Wyre. | |
1369 | Three Fishers | 3 trawlers sailing out of the Wyre. | |
1370 | Duke of Albany | steamer leaving port. | |
1371 | Duke of Cumberland | Two-funnelled steamer at sea, making a great deal of smoke. | |
1372 | Viking | Two-funneled steamer at sea. | |
1373 | Lady Evelyn | Paddle steamer at speed. | |
1374 | War Department Vessel, 'Haslar' | Small steamship, tender or work boat. |