Category:Lord Ashburton (ship, 1843)

**Lord Ashburton**
	merchant ship built in 1843
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Instance of	sailing ship;
Named after	Alexander Baring, 1st Baron Ashburton;
Made from material	wood;
Inception	1843;
Significant event	shipwrecking (44°48′45″N 66°46′15″W, 1857);
Powered by	sail;
Beam	30 ft;
Length	155 ft;
	44° 48′ 45″ N, 66° 46′ 15″ W
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English: The Lord Ashburton was a wooden three-masted ship built 1843 by Briggs & Co., at Brandy Cove, near St. Andrews, NB. Dimensions: Length / Beam 155 × 33 ft (47.2 × 10 m), Tonnage: 1009 GRT. Wrecked and sunk near Eel Brook Cove, near Ashburton Head, Grand Manan Island (NB). Date of loss: January 19, 1857.^[1]^[2]

Media in category "Lord Ashburton (ship, 1843)"

The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.

2011 Lord Ashburton shipwreck monument.jpg 3,035 × 2,421; 2.69 MB
Ebenezer Landells - Ship Lord Ashbourne on fire - Landells-The-Lord-Ashburton.jpg 2,250 × 1,876; 428 KB
Joseph Heard - painting of the Lord Ashburton being driven by the gale.jpg 3,307 × 2,183; 1.1 MB
Lord Ashburton monument (detail).jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 1.18 MB
Lord Ashburton monument.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 1.23 MB
The Ship 'Lord Ashburton' On Fire, Charleston.jpg 900 × 639; 194 KB
The ship Lord Ashburton on fire, Charleston RMG PU6435.jpg 1,280 × 1,104; 1.23 MB
Torrey's narrative; or, The life and adventures of William Torrey, who was held a captive by the cannibals of the Marquesas (1848) (14596905739).jpg 3,072 × 1,984; 1.32 MB

[1] wreckhunter.net - Lord Ashburton

[2] romourcove.blogspot.com

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