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| Photo Title: | "Clyde Valley" on dock and refit, Sydney Dry Dock and Engineering Co." | Image No.: | PF-312.1105 | Image Location: | Lake4/pf312_1105.jpeg | Date of Creation: | [ca. 1953] | Physical Description: | 1 photograph : col. ; 7.5 x 11.5 cm | Biography/Admin History: | The ship "Clyde Valley," official number 93690, was built in 1886 at Belfast, Ireland by MacIlwaine, Lewis & Co., Ltd. She was originally named the "Londoner" and "Balniel" and was owned by Lake Shipping Co., Ltd. And managed by Spencer G. Lake. The 476 gross ton "Clyde Valley" operated on the Newfoundland coastal service until grounded at Burin in 1953. The vessel was berthed at Sydney, Nova Scotia, to be scrapped, but instead Samuel G. Campbell of County Antrim, Ireland, purchased her. In 1968, designated the oldest iron clad vessel afloat, the "Clyde Valley" was shipped to Carrickfergus, Ireland, for conversion to a floating museum. | Collector: | Harold L. Lake | Source Donor: | Donated by Mrs. Robin Lake, 15 December 1994 | Collection Title: | Harold L. Lake Photograph Collection | Associated Material: | Harold L. Lake fonds | Restrictions on Access: | Copyright held by the Maritime History Archive. No image from the fonds may be reproduced for research or publication without permission from the archivist. | Copyright: | c-mha | Physical Condition: | Excellent | Notes: | Title taken from caption on photo envelope. | Subjects: | Clyde Valley (Ship) / Sydney Dry Dock & Engineering Co. |
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