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Carolina (1700)

Scale: 1:48. Plan showing the body plan, sheer lines, longitudinal half-breadth, stern board, midship section, and inboard profile for Carolina (1700), originally a 20-gun 'yacht' named Peregrine Galley. The plan suggests that this was the proposal to convert her to a Royal Yacht. The Peregrine Galley was renamed Carolina by Admiralty Order dated 29 May 1716.

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Object Details

ID:	NPD1488
Type:	Technical drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	circa 1716
Credit:	© Crown copyright. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 476 mm x 1018 mm
Parts:	Folder 'Carolina' (1700) (Technical drawing) (NPD0682) 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0683) 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0685) 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0686) 'Osborne' (1843) [ex 'Victoria & Albert'] (Technical drawing) (NPD0687) 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0688) 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0689) 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0690) barge for 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0691) pinnace for 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0692) gig for 'Victoria & Albert' (1843) (Technical drawing) (NPD0693) Carolina (1700) (Technical drawing) (NPD1488)