Tenedos (1812)

A drawing of the Leda Class 38 gun frigate Tenedos (1812) as converted to a prison hulk for use in Bermuda. Showing a plan of the main deck with an inscription in pencil: 'This deck holds 64 convicts and might be made to hold 170'.

Note this is No 2 of four sheets bound together.

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ID:	NPD0596
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1846
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 310 mm x 520 mm
Parts:	Folder Lizard (1757) (Drawing) (NPD0590) Lizard (1757) (Drawing) (NPD0591) Lizard (1757) (Drawing) (NPD0592) Lizard (1757) (Drawing) (NPD0593) Lizard (1757) (Drawing) (NPD0594) Tenedos (1812) (Drawing) (NPD0595) Tenedos (1812) (Drawing) (NPD0596) Tenedos (1812) (Drawing) (NPD0597) Tenedos (1812) (Drawing) (NPD0598) Tenedos (1812) (Drawing) (NPD0599) Alligator (1821) (Drawing) (NPD0600) Alligator (1821) (Drawing) (NPD0601) Minden (1810) (Drawing) (NPD0602) Minden (1810) (Drawing) (NPD0603) Inflexible (1780) (Drawing) (NPD0604)

Tenedos (1812)

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