Newspaper scrapbook, predominantly focused on Naval matters both domestic and foreign, but also includes some general news.
Newspaper scrapbook, predominantly focused on Naval matters both domestic and foreign, but also includes some general news.
Record Details
| Item reference: | HEN/13/4 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1885 - 1904-09-10 |
| Creator: | Henderson, William Hannam |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Notebook containing material relating to Naval History lectures with some illustrations in ink. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/1)
- Account book of William Henderson. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/2)
- Reprints from the press coverage of the opening of H.M. Dockyard, Devonport, Keyham Extension, by the Prince of Wales. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/3)
- Newspaper scrapbook, predominantly focused on Naval matters both domestic and foreign, but also includes some general news. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/4)
- Newspaper scrap book relating to Naval news and issues. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/5)
- Newspaper scrap book, includes general war news as well as articles relating to the future of the battleship with advancements in submarines and air power. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/6)
- Newspaper scrap book, contains cuttings discussing the future of British Sea power, in particular questioning the future of the Battleship and Submarine as well as debates over the Battle of Jutland. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/7)
- Articles on aviation and press cuttings with some related letters. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/9)
- Articles by Admiral William Henderson and related correspondence. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/10)
- Contains two black notebooks with notes relating to the Times Book club and other books, two copies of 'A Journal kept by William Davidson (A Seaman) on board a Russian Privateer.' 1788-1789. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/11)
- Private papers and other material regarding Henderson's various charities. (Manuscript) (HEN/13/12)
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