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Rushley (1884); Mortlake
RUSHLEY (1884); A starboard just off stern view; Distant view moored on the Thames at
Mortlake The barge, largely concealed by other barges, can only be identified by the skiff tied up beside it.; Looking along a row of moored spritsail barges on the Thames
at high water with unidentified buildings overlooking the water's edge at the right. The skiff attached to one of the more distant barges identifies it as the RUSHLEY.
Mortlake The barge, largely concealed by other barges, can only be identified by the skiff tied up beside it.; Looking along a row of moored spritsail barges on the Thames
at high water with unidentified buildings overlooking the water's edge at the right. The skiff attached to one of the more distant barges identifies it as the RUSHLEY.
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Object details
| ID: | N29687 |
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| Type: | Historic Photographic Negative |
| Materials: | Silver halide: gelatine |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | MacFee, Katherine Jean |
| Places: | Mortlake |
| Vessels: | Rushley fl.1905; Rushley (1884) |
| Date made: | 15 June 1905 |
| People: | Rutter, Edward |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
| Measurements: | 82 mm x 107 mm |