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Ships of the General Steam Navigation Company. The Triton... lying off the Company's Works, Deptford Creek

A hand-coloured lithograph of the steamship 'Triton' (1845) with the General Steam Navigation Company Works beyond on the right, the Phoenix Gasworks on the left and a distant view of Deptford Bridge between. The General Steam Navigation Company - founded by John Hall and the Brocklebank brothers in 1824 - ran passenger services from London to the east of England coastal ports and Leith (Edinburgh); also to Bordeaux and Mediterranean ports. [PvdM amended 2/12, 12/20]
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Object Details

ID: PAH8927
Collection: Fine art
Type: Print
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Tudgay, John L.; Picken, Thomas Day & Haghe
Places: Unlinked place
Vessels: Triton 1845 [British]
Date made: 1845
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: Sheet: 440 x 621 mm
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