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Stanhope Voyage History

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Helm Hub

Created by Rob King
Donated by Rob King
Dated 2011

The helm hub on the wreck of the steamship Stanhope off Beachy Head. Other information, images and video footage can be found at http://twsac2.blogspot.com/search/label/assend

Stanhope (1882) - a general history

Shields Daily News, Thursday, November 27^th, 1890:
WEST HARTLEPOOL STEAMER ASHORE. A Lloyd's telegram reports that the British steamer Stanhope, with a cargo of timber, is ashore at Riga. The vessel lies in a critical position, with afterhold and engine-room full of water, the sea sweeping completely over her. The crew were saved. The Stanhope is an iron screw steamer of 1,367 tons gross, built at West Hartlepool in 1882, and owned by Messrs. English and Co., of that port.

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