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The 353 ton Bournmouth Queen under way. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes
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The 353 ton Bournmouth Queen under way. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes
The 353 ton Bournmouth Queen under way. Bournemouth Queen was built in 1908, serving as an excursion ship from Bournemouth for much of her career. She served in both wars, and was heavily rebuilt after the second, although remaining as a coal-burner. From 1951, Bournemouth Queen sailed from Southampton, Ryde and Southsea, and was scrapped in 1957
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Arthur Henry Arthur Henry Kirk Boat View Cowes Edgar Wp Edgar Wp Kirk Excursion Isle Of Wight Kirk Kirk And Sons Of Cowes Kirk Sons Of Kirk Sons Of Cowes Paddle Steamer Passenger Steamer Starboard Broadside Steam Boat Under Way William Umpleby William Umpleby Kirk
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This print showcases the majestic 353-ton Bournemouth Queen in full splendor as she glides through the waters. Created by Kirk & Sons of Cowes, this masterpiece captures a significant piece of maritime history. Built in 1908, the Bournemouth Queen served as an excursion ship from Bournemouth for many years, offering unforgettable experiences to its passengers. Throughout her illustrious career, this remarkable vessel played a vital role during both World Wars and underwent extensive reconstruction after the second conflict. Despite these changes, she remained faithful to her coal-burning nature. In 1951, the Bournemouth Queen embarked on new adventures from Southampton, Ryde, and Southsea before eventually being retired in 1957. The photograph transports us back to a bygone era when paddle steamers ruled the waves with their elegance and grace. It is a testament to Arthur Henry Kirk's skillful eye behind the lens that we can almost feel the gentle sway of this historic vessel as it cruises along England's picturesque coastline. As we admire this monochromatic masterpiece captured by Edgar WP Kirk or William Umpleby Kirk (the exact creator remains unclear), we are reminded of how transportation has evolved over time. The Bournemouth Queen represents an era when water transport was not only practical but also imbued with a sense of adventure and romance. This stunning image serves as a poignant reminder of our rich maritime heritage—a timeless tribute to an iconic passenger steamer that will forever hold its place in history
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