Image: Blackwall Yard from the Thames

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Title: Blackwall Yard from the Thames The ship on the extreme left, with a covered barge under its bow, is probably the 'Venerable', 74 guns, which had been launched in April 1784. Of the five ships on the stocks in the right-hand half of the picture, the first and third from the right are merchantmen: the other three are 74-gun naval two-deckers that Perry built under contract. They have been identified, probably in this order, left to right, based on launch date as the 'Theseus' (September 1786, and here still under construction), the 'Victorious' (with flagmasts already fitted for her launch in April 1785) and the 'Hannibal' (April 1786). See RMG website for full script...
Credit: 1. Transferred from en.wikipedia, source= portcities.org.uk 2. Royal Museums Greenwich
Author: Francis Holman
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