An image showing 'N25701; The damaged hull plating of the Canadian minesweeper Mulgrave (1942), looking forward and to starboard from the bottom of the dock close to the port side of the hull, in a dry dock in Portsmouth Dockyard. Water is pouring out from holes in the plating where the rivets have blown out. The Mulgrave (1942) was mined off Le Havre on 8 Oct. 1944 and beached. She was refloated 3 Nov. 1944 and docked next day in Portsmouth Dockyard for survey.'

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The damaged Canadian minesweeper Mulgrave (1942) in dry dock in Portsmouth Dockyard, Hampshire.

The damaged hull plating of the Canadian minesweeper Mulgrave (1942), looking forward and to starboard from the bottom of the dock close to the port side of the hull, in a dry dock in Portsmouth Dockyard. Water is pouring out from holes in the plating where the rivets have blown out. The Mulgrave (1942) was mined off Le Havre on 8 Oct. 1944 and beached. She was refloated 3 Nov. 1944 and docked next day in Portsmouth Dockyard for survey.

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Object details

ID:	N25701
Type:	Negative
Materials:	Glass plate negative
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	4 November 1944
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 101 mm x 127 mm