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Lifeboat in the livery of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in heavy seas returning

Lifeboat in the livery of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in heavy seas returning


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Filename: 917_05_010125.jpg

Size: 3455 x 2350 (5.8MB)

Date: 26th March 2014

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Lifeboat in the livery of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in heavy seas returning

Lifeboat in the livery of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in heavy seas returning from a rescue mission. Founded in 1824 by William Hillary (1771-1847) as the National Institution for the preservation of life from shipwreck the organisation is still responsible for the lifeboat service round the British coast and raises its funds by voluntary contributions. Kronheim chromolithograph published London, 1864

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Media ID 9753435

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1824 1864 Chromolithograph Coast Founded Heavy Institution Kronheim Life Lifeboat Mission National Organisation Preservation Published Raises Rescue Responsible Returning Round Royal Seas Service Shipwreck William Contributions Funds Hillary Livery Voluntary


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the sheer power and bravery of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in action. In the midst of heavy seas, a lifeboat adorned with the iconic livery of this esteemed organization is seen returning from a daring rescue mission. The Royal National Lifeboat Institution, founded in 1824 by William Hillary, has been tirelessly dedicated to preserving lives from shipwrecks along the British coast. The intensity of the scene is palpable as crashing waves surround the lifeboat, highlighting both its vulnerability and unwavering determination to save lives at sea. This chromolithograph, published in London in 1864 by Kronheim, beautifully conveys not only the treacherous nature of maritime emergencies but also pays homage to those who selflessly risk their own safety for others. As an institution responsible for providing vital life-saving services round-the-clock, it relies solely on voluntary contributions to fund its operations. This image serves as a reminder that every donation plays a crucial role in sustaining this noble cause. Through this historical photograph, we are transported back to an era where courage and compassion were paramount values within society. It serves as a testament to human resilience and solidarity amidst tumultuous waters.

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