'Endeavour' The South Coast of Cornwall in September 1997

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Identifier

GRC_1_019

Description

'Endeavour' The South Coast of Cornwall in September 1997, it would appear we have entered a time warp. Out of the haze looms a square rigged ship straight out of the eighteenth century. It is in fact an exact replica of Captain Cook's ship, he who in 1770 sailed the unknown South seas to claim Australia and New Zealand for the Crown. The replica was built in Freemantle, Western Australia and commissioned April 1994. Gross tonnage 397, with a crew of 56 about half the original complement.

Date

1997

Rights

Glyn Richards

Coverage

Sea

Creator

Glyn Richards

Type

Still Image


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Collection

Glyn Richards Collection




Citation
Glyn Richards, “'Endeavour' The South Coast of Cornwall in September 1997,” cornishmemory.com, accessed December 22, 2024, https://www.cornishmemory.com/item/GRC_1_019.
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