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Training ship MERSEY

by Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons

The White Star Line three-masted training ship MERSEY had the capacity to train 60 cadets. Between 1908 and 1915 MERSEY made six trips to Australia. This album contains photographs from our Samuel J Hood and William Hall collections.

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Three crew members on board MERSEY
MERSEY crew
Three-masted training ship MERSEY at Neutral Bay, Sydney
Crew of MERSEY undertaking repairs
Crew members on board MERSEY
Crew members on board MERSEY
The captain of MERSEY possibly seated with his wife
Bow view of three-masted training ship MERSEY, 1908-1915
Three-masted training ship MERSEY viewed on the bow starboard quarter, 1908-1915
Three cadets on board the three-masted training ship MERSEY, 1908-1915
Vessel (MERSEY?) moored in Sydney Harbour
Vessel underway, possibly the training ship MERSEY
Training ship MERSEY, possibly in Sydney
Image of the SS MERSEY at anchor in River Mersey, Liverpool UK
Crew attending to sails on board the training ship MERSEY
Three cadets on board MERSEY posing near mast
Five crew with rigging on board MERSEY
On board MERSEY with cadets and ladies at stern rail
Cadets of the training ship MERSEY on shore leave
Cadets scrambling under nets on board MERSEY
Cadet cleaning paint work on board MERSEY
Crew and cadets of MERSEY at ferry wharf in Sydney
MERSEY at sea
Three-masted ship MERSEY in Sydney Harbour
Three-masted ship MERSEY at sea