Shipping at anchor off the north coast of Venezuela
A slightly distant view of merchant steam and sailing ships at anchor off the north coast of Venezuela, taken from seaward, but the precise location is unknown. There is a narrow strip of developed land between the sea and a steep sided mountain. A quay wall and some warehouses are on the coastal strip and a few properties have been built on the side of the mountain. The negative is captioned Caracus (sic) but the city of Caracas is inland of a mountain and has no access to the sea. The nearest merchant ship, seen from just ahead of her port beam, is the passenger/cargo steamship Maracaibo (1899) which has a flush deck, rounded counter stern, two masts and a single raked funnel.
Object Details
ID: | P91146 |
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Type: | Sheet film negative |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Marine Photo Service |
Vessels: | Maracaibo (1899) |
Date made: | 1928-1939 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
Measurements: | Overall: 116 mm x 167 mm |
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