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H. M.s Minotaur
H.M.S Minotaur and Agincourt, built in the River Thames by Ironworks Company at Blackwall, was delivered complete into the possession of the Lord of the Admiralty. Date: 1865
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1863 Agincourt Blackwall Channel Clad Iron Ironworks Minotaur Squadron Warship Warships
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This photograph captures the majestic H.M.S. Minotaur and its sister ship, H.M.S. Agincourt, anchored in the River Thames in 1865. The Minotaur, a first-rate ironclad warship, was built by the Ironworks Company at Blackwall and delivered directly to the Lord of the Admiralty, marking a significant addition to the Royal Navy's formidable fleet. The Minotaur, commissioned in 1863, was part of the Channel Squadron and was renowned for its advanced ironclad design, offering superior protection against enemy fire. The ship's impressive size and imposing presence are evident in this image, with its powerful sails raised and its intricate details, such as the ornate gun turrets and intricate rigging, on full display. The Agincourt, also an ironclad warship, was built alongside the Minotaur and shares many similarities in design and construction. Together, these two ships represented the pinnacle of naval technology in the 1860s and were instrumental in shaping the future of warfare on the high seas. The River Thames, a historic and bustling waterway, served as the perfect backdrop for this photograph, showcasing the ships' grandeur and the impressive engineering feats of the time. The Minotaur and Agincourt were more than just warships; they were symbols of Britain's maritime power and its commitment to maintaining a strong naval presence in the 19th century.
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