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A close view of the forecastle deck, from the port side of the bow, of the wreck of the three-masted barquentine Mary Ann (1863) off Sandown Castle, The Downs, Kent.
A close view of the forecastle deck, from the port side of the bow, of the wreck of the three-masted barquentine Mary Ann (1863) off Sandown Castle, The Downs, Kent. She was blown ashore in a SE Force 9 gale on 29 September 1899 while on a voyage from North Shields to Cherbourg with coal. Her foremast, sails, windlass and anchors are still on board. A note on the negative says the photographer was using Camera B. Negatives Numbers N18821 to N18827 were taken on the same day.
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Object Details
| ID: | N18827 |
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| Type: | Glass plate negative |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | Adams, Edgar Tarry |
| Vessels: | Mary Ann (1863) |
| Date made: | 4 October 1899 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Adams Collection |
| Measurements: | Overall: 82 mm x 107 mm |