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Seascape of HMS Warrior commissioned in 1860 which was the first ironclad armour plated warship of the British Royal Navy. It is currently at dock as a museum ship at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, England serving as a major tourist attraction for the city

Aerial photo from a drone looking over to Felixstowe from Harwich with Tradewind Voyages' SV Golden Horizon sailing cruise ship in front.

Naval tall ships in Kronstadt Harbour at Kronstadt on Kotlin Island in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The Russian Empire era (circa 19th century). Vintage halftone photo etching circa late 19th century.

An Old Paddle Steamer Ship

HMS Warrior docked in Portsmouth, Hampshire. The first iron hulled armoured warship in the world and the fastest ship of her time. Now an historic attraction.

Large ships moored in the Port of Blyth in Northumberland on a cloudy day

Steamship Great Britain in dry dock in Bristol Historic Harbour. Avon, England

The Hard, Portsmouth, UK - February 11th 2024: Sail boats on the shore in front of the historic Royal Navy warship HMS Warrior.

Southampton, England - November 4, 2013: Adventure of the Seas, operated by Royal Caribbean International, docked at a cruise terminal in Southampton, England

View of the Hartlepool Marina with paddle steamer and tall sailing ship

A tall ship on Poole Quay with boats and cranes of the working port in the background

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Portsmouth, England - June 11, 2006: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and Royal Naval Dockyard seen from the top of the Spinnaker Tower. The HMS Warrior is in the foreground and in the middle is the HMS Victory, the Royal Navy flagship. Many recent warships are also docked. Beyond the dockyard is the vast harbour.

Kingston upon Hull, England, UK - May 22, 2019: A P&O ferry leaving the harbour and navigating on the River Humber

Poolbeg lighthouse Dublin port and ferry aproach

HMS Warrior was Britain's first iron hull battleship built in 1860 and is moored in Portsmouth, UK

Portsmouth, Hampshire, England November 1, 2012: HMS Warrior moored in Portsmouth Harbour beside the Historic Dockyard. The ironclad HMS Warrior was built in 1860 and was the fastest, largest and most powerful warship of her time, being powered by both steam and sail. However, ship design moved very quickly and within a few years she was obsolete, having never fired a shot in anger. After a varied career, she eventually became a tourist attraction at Portsmouth.

Hartlepool, England - September, 09 2021: Front facade of The National Museum of the Royal Navy, Hartlepool, with the masts of HMS Trincomalee rising behind.

bow of the SS Great Britain in Bristol harbour

Old cargo ship arriving at the Harbor of Puerto Cabello, Carabobo State, Venezuela

Computer generated 3D illustration with the RRS Discovery in a harbour

A ferry crossing the River Avon at Bristol, England, with Brunel's ss Great Britain and the Matthew, replica of John Cabot's ship.

7 JUN 2025 - Cowes, UK - Cruise ships sailing through the Solent and past Cowes, UK to depart on a voyage and passing yachts and the docks.

Looking through a chainlink fence at a large ship moored in the Port of Blyth in Northumberland

Bristol, England - A tourist boat passing the 19th Century ship SS Great Britain in central Bristol.

Shotley Gate, Suffolk, England, UK - November 22, 2022: View across the River Orwell to a cargo ship at Felixstowe Harbour

Several fishermen minding their fishing rods on the Ha’penny Pier in Harwich, Essex, Eastern England. The large building to the left was once an hotel and the red lightship, also on the left, was once the home of pirate radio ‘Radio Caroline’ in the North Sea! ‘Radio Mi Amigo’ now broadcasts (legally!) from LV18 (Lightvessel 18) in Harwich Harbour. Interestingly, long before her pirate days, she was a three-masted schooner called ‘Margarethe’.

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