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The steamship Britannia, of the Cunard Company, leaving the Boston docks (USA) on February 3, 1844, in a canal dug in the ice for Liverpool (England)
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The steamship Britannia, of the Cunard Company, leaving the Boston docks (USA) on February 3, 1844, in a canal dug in the ice for Liverpool (England)
MMM5483501 The steamship Britannia, of the Cunard Company, leaving the Boston docks (USA) on February 3, 1844, in a canal dug in the ice for Liverpool (England); National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: The steamship Britannia, of the Cunard Company, left the Boston docks (USA) on February 3, 1844, in a canal dug in the ice for Liverpool (England). Lithography (28.9x45.3 cm), 19th century.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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EDITORS COMMENTS
The steamship Britannia, of the Cunard Company, is captured in this stunning lithograph as it departs from the Boston docks on February 3, 1844. The scene is a testament to the ingenuity and determination of early maritime pioneers, as a canal has been meticulously dug through the ice to allow the vessel safe passage to Liverpool, England.
This image encapsulates a pivotal moment in transportation history, showcasing the advancements made in steamship technology during the 19th century. The Britannia symbolizes progress and innovation as it embarks on its transatlantic journey across treacherous waters.
The icy landscape surrounding the ship adds an element of danger and excitement to the scene, highlighting the bravery of those who ventured out into unknown territories in search of new opportunities. The cold winter air seems to crackle with anticipation as spectators watch in awe at this marvel of engineering.
As we gaze upon this historic print from the National Maritime Museum in London, we are reminded of how far we have come in terms of global connectivity and trade. The legacy of ships like Britannia lives on today through modern vessels that continue to traverse oceans and connect people around the world.
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