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A port beam view of the Royal Navy frigate Scarborough (1955) under way in the Atlantic west of Gibraltar. (Roll film negative)
LIVELY 1756
Aldborough (1756); Flamborough (1756); Lively (1756); Scarborough (1756); Kennington (1756); Mercury (1756) (Technical drawing)
LIVELY 1756
Aldborough (1756); Flamborough (1756); Lively (1756); Scarborough (1756); Kennington (1756); Mercury (1756) (Technical drawing)
LIVELY 1756
Aldborough (1756); Flamborough (1756); Lively (1756); Scarborough (1756); Kennington (1756); Mercury (1756) (Technical drawing)
Whitby class frigates (Technical drawing)
Whitby class frigate (Technical drawing)
Whitby class frigate (Technical drawing)
Whitby class frigate (Technical drawing)
ADT0052; A 41 page contract for Scarborough (1812), a 3rd Rate 74-gun ship, between the Admiralty and Joseph Graham of Harwick in the County of Essex, signed and dated 2 October 1807. ADMB0777
Contract for Scarborough (1812) (Manuscript)
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Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Model harpoon
'Armada'/'Conquestadore'/'Vangeur' class (1806)
'Armada'/'Conquestadore'/'Vangeur' class (1806) [note: too many ships to fit in the title field] (Technical drawing)
G3294;SCARBOROUGH (1866); A starboard just off bow view; Under way astern in harbour at Whitby, filled with passengers. Slightly distant. Looking along Pier Road Quay to the harbour entrance with the West Pier lighthouse in the centre distance. Both piers are being extended. The paddle steamer SCARBOROUGH (1866) is going astern past the fishing boats CHARITY, MARY ANN, WY.123, HL.34 and LORA ANN. Many people are on the quayside. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 66265
Scarborough (1866); Whitby, Yorkshire (Glass photonegative)
G3292;FRENCHMAN (1892); A port near beam view from just aft of broadside; Under way leaving Bridlington harbour northwards with passengers. SCARBOROUGH (1866); A port bow view; Alongside the end of the east breakwater at Bridlington. Similar to G3291 but from a slightly different viewpoint. The paddle steamer FRENCHMAN (1892) is heading northward with passengers and the paddle steamer SCARBOROUGH (1866) is at the end of the east breakwater. Francis Frith & Co negative no.66245.
Bridlington harbour, Yorkshire. (Glass photonegative)
To the Merchants trading to Russia, this Print representing the gallant Defence of Captn Pearson...Serapis and the Countess of Scarborough...Captn Piercy, against Paul Jones's Squadron...23 Sepr 1779 off Scarborough... (Print)
G2390;A view looking along the east breakwater from Harbour Road, Bridlington. In the distance is a bow view of the paddle steamer SCARBOROUGH (1886) embarking passengers from the breakwater. A number of cobles are moored in the foreground. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 18229.
A view looking along the east breakwater from Harbour Road, Bridlington, Yorkshire (Glass photonegative)
A starboard side view of the Royal Navy frigate Scarborough (1957) under way in the Atlantic west of Gibraltar. (Roll film negative)
A port broadside view of the Royal Navy frigate Scarborough (1955) under way in the Atlantic west of Gibraltar. (Roll film negative)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Official boat badge of HMS Scarborough (Boat badge)
'Conquestadore' (1810), 'Scarborough' (1812), 'Stirling Castle' (1811), 'Clarence' (1812), 'Niger' (1813),
'Conquestadore' (1810), 'Scarborough' (1812), 'Stirling Castle' (1811), 'Clarence' (1812), 'Niger' (1813), 'Rippon' (1812), 'Vengeur' (1810), 'Aisa' (1811), 'Gloucester' (18712), 'Vindictive' (1813), Unamed (cancelled 1809). (Technical drawing)
LIVELY 1756
Aldborough (1756); Flamborough (1756); Lively (1756); Scarborough (1756); Kennington (1756); Mercury (1756) (Technical drawing)
SCARBOROUGH 1740
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LIVELY 1756
Aldborough (1756); Flamborough (1756); Lively (1756); Scarborough (1756); Kennington (1756); Mercury (1756) (Technical drawing)
LYME 1695
Blandford (1720); Lyme (1720); Scarborough (1720) (Technical drawing)