Cobh Collection (#3)

Cove Harbour, County Cork, Ireland. Drawn By W. H. Bartlett, Engraved By C. Cousen
Cove Harbour, County Cork, Ireland. Drawn By W.H.Bartlett, Engraved By C. Cousen. From " The Scenery And Antiquities Of Ireland" By N.P.Willis And J.Stirling Coyne.Illustrated From Drawings

Boats Moored At A Harbor, Cobh, County Cork, Republic Of Ireland

Fishing Boats Moored At A Harbor, Cobh, County Cork, Republic Of Ireland

Cobh Cathedral & Harbour, Co Cork, Ireland

Cobh Cathedral & Harbour, Co Cork, Ireland

Cobh, Co Cork, Ireland, Cobh Cathedral (St. Colman’S Cathedral) In The Distance
Cobh, Co Cork, Ireland, Cobh Cathedral (St. Colman’s Cathedral) In The Distance

Europe, Ireland, Cork, Cobh Cathedral at colored houses at sunrise

PNE Squad To Face Cobh Ramblers
The PNE team poses for a team photo before taking on Cobh Ramblers away from home in pre-season 2018

Irish emigrants leaving Queenstown (Cobh), the port for Cork, for the United States, 1874. Some are buying last-minute trinkets and good luck tokens

Queenstown / Cobh, harbour for Cork City
Queenstown/Cobh, the harbour for Cork City. Between 1845 and 1860 above 2.5 million people emigrated from Ireland through Cobh. Also last port of call the SS Titanic

Belvilly Castle, Queenstown(Cobh), Co. Cork - a view of a derelict Castle tower beside the seashore. (Location: Republic of Ireland; County Cork; Cobh). Date: circa early 1900s

View from the West Beach, Queenstown - Cobh, County Cork
View from the West Beach, Queenstown/Cobh, County Cork, Republic of Ireland. Date: 1900s

General View, Cobh - Queenstown, County Cork
General View, Cobh/Queenstown, County Cork, Republic of Ireland. Date: 1900s

Illustration, map of the Titanics journey, starting at Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown (now Cobh), Ireland, also showing the iceberg into which it crashed

LUSITANIA: COMMON GRAVE. Victims of the sinking of the RMS Lusitania by German U-boat are buried in a common grave, Cobh, Ireland. Photograph, 1915

Queenstown: Farewell to the Old World, illustration from Harpers Weekly
BAL111683 Queenstown: Farewell to the Old World, illustration from Harpers Weekly, 16th May 1874 (engraving) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

Fishing boats, Cobh Town, County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Luisitania Peace Memorial, Cobh Town, County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Loss of the Birkenhead iron paddle-steamer troopship which sailed from Queenstown (Cobh) Ireland for Cape of Good Hope 7 January 1852 Foundered off Simons Bay South Africa 26 February

Loss of the Birkenhead iron paddle-steamer troopship sailed from Queenstown (Cobh) Ireland for Cape of Good Hope 7 January 1852, foundered off Simons Bay,s Africa on 26 February

Cork Harbour, 1872 C016 / 4315
Cork Harbour. 19th-century artwork of part of Cork Harbour, a natural harbour and estuary on the coast of County Cork, Ireland

Ireland, County Cork, Cobh, tugboat

Seafront, Cobh, County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Cobh sea front, Cobh, County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Pub near Cobh Harbour, Cobh (Cork), County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

St. Finbarrs Cathedral, neogothic style, dating from 19th century, Cork, County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Window of an hotel at Cobh (Cork), County Cork, Munster, Republic of Ireland, Europe

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"Cobh: A Picturesque Haven in County Cork, Ireland" Discover the enchanting town of Cobh, nestled along the stunning coastline of County Cork. With its rich history and breathtaking views, it's no wonder why this charming destination has captured the hearts of many. As you stroll through the streets, you'll come across a poster advertising Holland America Line, reminding visitors of Cobh's significance as a major transatlantic port. The bustling harbour at Cobh serves as a gateway to new adventures and welcomes travelers from all over the world. One cannot miss the magnificent St. Colmans church standing proudly against the backdrop Harbour. Its towering presence is a testament to both architectural brilliance and spiritual devotion. As dusk settles in, witness how this iconic cathedral illuminates with an ethereal glow that reflects on the tranquil waters below. Cobh Cathedral isn't the only gem that graces this picturesque landscape; quaint houses dotting the horizon create a postcard-worthy scene during sunset. This harmonious blend of nature and human habitation showcases Europe's captivating allure. For those seeking tranquility away from city life, East Ferry in Queenstown (Cobh) offers solace amidst serene surroundings. Immerse yourself in nature's embrace as you soak up panoramic views that stretch beyond your imagination. History buffs will appreciate learning about Cobh's past as they explore its cobblestone streets. Known formerly as Queenstown or Cove of Cork, this town played a significant role in Irish maritime history—a fact immortalized by William Henry Bartlett's steel engraving dating back to 1840. Whether you're wandering through historic landmarks or simply enjoying leisurely walks along cobalt-blue shores, there is something for everyone in Cobh. Let this coastal haven captivate your senses and leave an indelible mark on your heart—welcome to beautiful County Cork.