Advertisement

SHIPWRECK: Footage of 1859 Royal Charter to be Shown

When the steam clipper Royal Charter was smashed on the rocks off Anglesey in October 1859 on her return from Melbourne, 459 passengers and crew went down with her. The ship, laden with gold, was shipwrecked by a force 12 hurricane.

On 25 October underwater video footage will be shown at Chester Grosvenor Museum as part of a lecture marking the 152nd anniversary of the tragedy. Artefacts from the wreck will also be on view.

Ships Montly - January 2024

BP reportedly selling six MR tankers

for $200 million. The 57,000 dwt vessels are the British Chief (2017), and the 2016-built sisters British Engineer, British Officer, British Cadet, British Captain...
Advertisement

Related articles

BP reportedly selling six MR tankers

for $200 million. The 57,000 dwt vessels are the British Chief (2017), and the 2016-built sisters British Engineer,...

Centus Marine Receives Second Hybrid Fast Crew Boat From Strategic Marine

Following the successful debut of Malaysia’s first hybrid Fast Crew Boat (FCB), Strategic Marine is pleased to announce...

Celebrity Xcel to enter service earlier than planned

Celebrity Cruises' newest Edge class ship, Celebrity Xcel, is set to enter service ahead of schedule. The company...

Damen delivers a new ASD Tug to the Lithuanian Navy

On Monday 12May 2025, just nine months after the contract was signed, the christening ceremony took place of...