Wheelhouse Collection
"Exploring the Wheelhouse: A Journey Through Maritime History" Step aboard the Queen Mary ocean liner and discover the heart of navigation - the wheelhouse
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"Exploring the Wheelhouse: A Journey Through Maritime History" Step aboard the Queen Mary ocean liner and discover the heart of navigation - the wheelhouse. With its intricate steering-wheels and commanding view from the crows nest, it was a place where captains guided their vessels through treacherous waters. Travel back to the 19th century as we unveil two stunning watercolor depictions of an old water wheel wheelhouse. Though long gone, these artworks capture its rustic charm and remind us of a bygone era. Immerse yourself in maritime artistry with John W Kelleher's captivating portrayal of an eagle perched atop a tugboat's wheelhouse. This masterpiece transports us to 1939, evoking a sense of adventure on open seas. Witness history unfold through lithographs showcasing views of the Federal ironclad Monitor, a revolutionary warship that forever changed naval warfare in 1862. Its innovative design made waves across oceans. Join The Duke of Edinburgh for a lavish luncheon on board the New Royal Mail Steamer "Servia. " Engraved memories depict bustling activity within its wheelhouse, where skilled navigators charted courses for luxurious voyages. Marvel at engravings capturing the grandeur and complexity of Great Eastern's wheelhouse and steering apparatus. As one of history's largest ships, this engineering marvel pushed boundaries and set new standards in maritime travel. Step into the control center aboard Empress of Britain in 1936 - her chart-room and wheel-house buzzing with activity as skilled crew members ensured smooth sailing across vast oceans. Embark on an enchanting journey with an English family traveling to France in 1886. Their excitement is palpable as they gather inside their cozy cabin near the ship's charming wheelhouse – anticipation filling every corner. Discover Houghton Mill near St. Ives, Huntingdonshire - once powered by an impressive waterwheel housed within its wheelhouse.