The Monarch steam ship, the London and Edinburgh Company's steam ship Monarch, Wm. Bain R.N. Commander, passing the Bass Rock on her voyage to Edinburgh 21 July 1834. A voyage performed in 37 Hours....

The Monarch paddle steamer, seen from the port side, is under full sail and steam passing the sheer cliffs of Bass Rock (on the left of the picture) in the outer reaches of the Firth of Forth. Owned by the London & Edinburgh Steam Packet Company, she is flying her name flag at the main mast, company flag at the mizzen mast and an ensign at the mizzen gaff. Figures are vissible on the deck. A sailing vessel on a port tack can be seen on the right, while a small, local boat in the left foreground, with several occupants, appears to be lowering her single sail.

Object Details

ID: PAH8837
Collection: Fine art
Type: Print
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Duncan, Edward; Huggins, William John
Places: Unlinked place
Vessels: Monarch (1833)
Date made: 9 Feb 1835
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: Sheet: 460 x 609 mm
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