File:Steam yacht SUNBEAM and other vessels on Sydney Harbour (8762692063).jpg

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English: The steam yacht SUNBEAM was designed by Mr St. Clare Byrne, of Liverpool, England, and launched in 1874. The yacht was built for politician Lord Thomas Brassey (1836-1918). Between July 1876 and May 1877 Lord Brassey, his wife Anna and their family sailed around the world on SUNBEAM, the first circumnavigation by a private steam yacht. This voyage was recorded in Lady Brassey's bestselling book 'A Voyage in the SUNBEAM'.

The family completed many more voyages and Lady Brassey wrote three more books on their adventures. The Brassey's last journey included a four month circumnavigation of Australia, in mid-1887. Sadly, Lady Brassey died four days out of Port Darwin and her last book, titled 'The Last Voyage, to India and Australia in the SUNBEAM', was published posthumously in 1889.
Lord Brassey returned to Australia in SUNBEAM in 1895 to take up his post as Governor of Victoria. He returned to England in 1900. In 1916 he have SUNBEAM to the Indian Government for use as a convalescent ship.
Read our >>>>blog<<<< on SUNBEAM's 1887 visit to Australia.

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Date Taken in July 1887
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  • William Hall Sailing & Harbour Scenes
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  • SAILING
  • sailing vessel
  • steam yacht
  • SUNBEAM
  • SYDNEY
  • SYDNEY HARBOUR
  • William Hall collection
  • William Hall
  • sailing
  • sunbeam
  • sydney
  • sydney harbour
  • william hall collection
  • william hall
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21 May 2013
Camera location33° 51′ 50.91″ S, 151° 14′ 13.58″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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