Ships Collection

Choose a picture from our Ships Collection for your Wall Art and Photo Gifts

50 items

We are proud to offer this selection in partnership with Royal Cornwall Museum

Albert Wilhelm
Wreck of the German brigantine Albert Wilhelm, Lelant Sands, Lelant, Cornwall. Wrecked on 16th October 1886

Andromeda
Wreck of the barque Andromeda, Killygerran Head, near Portscatho, Gerrans, Cornwall. 12th February 1915

Angele
Wreck of the French brigantine Angele of Boulogne, Doom bar, Padstow, Cornwall. Wrecked on 13th November 1911

Arab I
RNLI lifeboat Arab I at the quay, Padstow, Cornwall. 1883-1900

Arab II
RNLI lifeboat Arab II at Harlyn Bay, St Merryn, Cornwall. Around 1908

Asnieres
Wreck of the French four-masted barque Asnieres grounded at St Mawes, St Just in Roseland, Cornwall. December 1914

Atlas Collection
2 items

Baratanach
The Cardiff pilot cutter No12 Baratanach on the beach at St Ives, Cornwall in 1879, the year she was built

Bay of Panama
The ship, Bay of Panama, Falmouth, Cornwall. March 1891

Belt of Beaumaris, beached at Mother Iveys Bay, Trevose Head, St Merryn, Cornwall. Probably 1906

Bessie Collection
2 items

Casabianca under construction, St Ives, Cornwall. 1877

Daniel J Draper
Naming ceremony of Mullions first lifeboat, the Daniel J. Draper, Penzance, Cornwall. 10th September 1867

Edmund Harvey
RNLI Padstow Lifeboat No. 2 Edmund Harvey with the tug Helen Peele alongside in the background, Padstow, Cornwall. 1901

Fishing Collection
29 items

HMS Ardent
Torpedo boat HMS Ardent at the breakers yard, Falmouth, Cornwall. 1912

Implacable
The Implacable, anchored off Falmouth, Cornwall. Around 1925

La Fontaine Collection
2 items

Loustic
Wreck of the Loustic, Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth, Cornwall. January 1936

Magatlan
The French three-masted barque Magatlan, Falmouth Harbour, Cornwall. May 1905

Maria Asumpta Collection
2 items

Seine Collection
2 items

Skopelos Sky shipwreck at Port Isaac, Cornwall. 15th December 1979

Socoa
The three-masted French ship Socoa in Falmouth Harbour, Cornwall. 1906

SS Dardare, Bude, Cornwall. 10th June 1905

SS Escurial
The Hayle lifeboat New Oriental Bank (later renamed E. F. Harrison) with the wreck of the SS Escurial in the background, Portreath, Cornwall. 25th January 1895

SS Fleswick
Wreck of the SS Fleswick at the entrance to Hayle Estuary, Cornwall. 29th January 1902

SS Paknam
General view of the French SS Paknam wrecked at Pendeen, St Just in Penwith, Cornwall. May 1895

Telegraph at Port Isaac, Cornwall. Probably late 1906

Unidentified
Fishing boat in rough sea approaching the Camel Estuary, Padstow, Cornwall. Early 1900s

Ships Collection: Charlestown harbour and shipping, Cornwall. Around 1914

Charlestown harbour and shipping, Cornwall. Around 1914
Charlestown harbour looking out to sea. The harbour is full of a mixture of both steam and sail shipping. SS Westdale on the east quay, (left of picture) is steel built and screw driven

Ships Collection: Skopelos Sky shipwreck at Port Isaac, Cornwall. 15th December 1979

Skopelos Sky shipwreck at Port Isaac, Cornwall. 15th December 1979
The wreck of the Greek Skopelos Sky cargo vessel which ran aground at Hells Mouth, Port Isaac in December 1979 during hurricane force winds

Ships Collection: The Quay, Penryn, Cornwall. 1904

The Quay, Penryn, Cornwall. 1904
Penryn Quay with the ketch Hobah alongside the granite works quay in the middle distance. This vessel was built at Mylor and owned in Penryn. An unidentified schooner unloads in the foreground

Ships Collection: Ketch Elizabeth loading cargo at Mother Iveys Bay, St Merryn, Cornwall. Early 1900s

Ketch Elizabeth loading cargo at Mother Iveys Bay, St Merryn, Cornwall. Early 1900s
Ketch Elizabeth loading cargo (possibly sand) at Mother Iveys Bay. The ketch is possibly the Elizabeth Couch of Barnstaple built at Bideford in 1838 or it may the Elizabeth of Burton upon Stather

Ships Collection: Sail Training Schooner, Fowey, Cornwall. April 1993

Sail Training Schooner, Fowey, Cornwall. April 1993
Visitors leave after touring the Sail Training Association schooner Winston Churchill during her visit to the port. The public were allowed on board to see the workings of the boat which offers

Ships Collection: Maria Asumpta, Charlestown, Cornwall. August 1991

Maria Asumpta, Charlestown, Cornwall. August 1991
The tall ship Maria Asumpta enters Charlestown harbour. The oldest sailing ship in the world still sailing at that time, was invited to the port by the Charlestown Heritage and Trading Company

Ships Collection: Wreck of the Loustic, Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth, Cornwall. January 1936

Wreck of the Loustic, Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth, Cornwall. January 1936
The French topsail schooner Loustic, 115 tons, was built in 1903 in France. On the way from Quimper to Cardiff she was wrecked on Gyllyngvase Beach on Christmas Eve 1935 and was later sold

Ships Collection: Steamer coaling, Penzance Harbour, Cornwall. Early 1900s

Steamer coaling, Penzance Harbour, Cornwall. Early 1900s
A close up of steamer coaling at the quay. Photographer: Photographer: A.W.N

Ships Collection: Boat Launch, Fowey, Cornwall. June 1990

Boat Launch, Fowey, Cornwall. June 1990
At the launch of the latest Troy Class boat are Maurice Hunkin (centre) with the joint owners of the dinghy, Terry Vernon and Ed Dubois, at Mr Hunkins Bodinnick boatyard

Ships Collection: Charlestown harbour and shipping, Cornwall. 1914

Charlestown harbour and shipping, Cornwall. 1914
Charlestown harbour looking out to sea. The harbour is full of a mixture of both steam and sail shipping. SS Westdale on the east quay, (left of picture) is steel built and screw driven

Ships Collection: Unidentified topsail schooner underway leaving St Ives harbour, Cornwall. Early 1900s

Unidentified topsail schooner underway leaving St Ives harbour, Cornwall. Early 1900s
Unidentified topsail schooner underway leaving St Ives harbour, Cornwall. Seen from Smeatons Pier, with the church in background. Photographer: Unknown

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