Category:Columbus (ship, 1824)

Columbus launched at the Island of Orleans, 8 miles from Quebec on Wednesday the 28th of July 1824. The length of this Vessel which is the largest on record is 308 feet in the keel. 52 feet wide and 30 feet high. She measures 3700 tons register and carries 7500 loads of Timber.' The ship was built by Charles Wood of Port Glasgow. Read more at http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/110558.html#Kqr21T7StMBzHcRr.99

Media in category "Columbus (ship, 1824)"

The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.

Blackwall Reach with the Columbus in the distance RMG PU7904.jpg 1,280 × 855; 674 KB
Figurehead, Battleship COLUMBUS LCCN2014693190.jpg 4,122 × 5,666; 4.1 MB
Image taken from page 99 of 'London Lions for Country Cousins ... A display of metropolitan improvements, the new streets, new bridges, new churches, etc. ... Second edition' (11221248906).jpg 1,194 × 1,245; 615 KB
Le "Columbus" 1824.jpg 800 × 609; 120 KB
The Columbus (or Great American Raft) RMG PW7708.tiff 4,800 × 3,502; 48.09 MB
The Columbus Captn Wm McKellar. As She Appears opposite the Folley House, Blackwall Reach RMG PW7709.jpg 1,280 × 798; 291 KB
The Columbus, Captn. Wm McKellar, was built at Quebec 1824 by Charles Wood, of Port Glasgow, (gives dimensions and with plan of hull) RMG PY0540 (cropped).tiff 3,588 × 2,298; 23.59 MB
The Columbus, Captn. Wm McKellar, was built at Quebec 1824 by Charles Wood, of Port Glasgow, (gives dimensions and with plan of hull) RMG PY0540.tiff 4,800 × 3,729; 51.21 MB
View of the large Ship Columbus on the day of her launch - (at Orleans, Quebec) - 28th of July 1824 - RMG PU6407.tiff 2,800 × 2,101; 16.83 MB