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HMS Britannia, Royal Navy Training Ship, River Dart
HMS Britannia, Royal Navy Training Ship, River Dart, Victorian period
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1. Title: "HMS Britannia, Royal Navy Training Ship, River Dart (Victorian Period)" 2. Description: This vintage photograph showcases the majestic HMS Britannia, a Royal Navy training ship, anchored in the picturesque River Dart during the Victorian era. The image, taken from a lantern slide, transports us back in time to an era of maritime grandeur and naval tradition. 3. Background: The HMS Britannia, launched in 1860, was a 3-masted barque-rigged sailing ship that served as a training vessel for the Royal Navy. The ship was renowned for its role in providing young seamen with essential skills and knowledge required for a career at sea. 4. Setting: The River Dart, with its serene and idyllic surroundings, provided an ideal location for the HMS Britannia to berth during the training period. The lush greenery, quaint cottages, and the historic town of Dartmouth in the background add to the charm of the photograph. 5. Composition: The photograph, taken from a bird's eye view, highlights the intricate details of the HMS Britannia. The sails are fully hoisted, revealing the meticulous craftsmanship and the grandeur of the ship. The clear blue waters of the River Dart reflect the image of the ship, adding to the overall visual appeal. 6. Historical Significance: This photograph is an invaluable record of maritime history, offering a glimpse into the past of naval training and the role of the Royal Navy during the Victorian period. The image serves as a reminder of the rich heritage and tradition that continues to shape the maritime world today. 7. Technical Details: This photograph is part of The Keasbury-Gordon Photograph Archive Collection from Mary Evans Prints Online. The image is a lantern slide, which was used for projecting photographs during presentations or lectures in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The photograph is believed to date back to the Edwardian period, making it an early representation of the HMS Britannia in the River Dart.
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