Chris Livett, chairman of the Cutty Sark Trust, said it had caused extensive damage to the main deck, the tween deck and the lower deck as well as planking on the hull, which had not yet been ...

Cutty Sark, a celebrated historic sailing ship and fastest of its ... feel like while it was in motion The interactive elements are fun: when we got to the top deck, we were approached by an actor ...

Cutty Sark, the last surviving clipper built for the China Tea trade in 1869, is towed to Millwall Dock for a hull inspection and a final decision about her future. It is now (spoiler alert ...

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A 90-year-old man from County Durham became the oldest person to climb the mast of the Cutty Sark - only to break his hip in a freak stumble hours later. Kelso Yuill of Witton le Wear ...

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The picture (courtesy of Mary Evans Picture Library) shows survivors from the Titanic as photographed from the deck of the Carparthia ... of the Titanic 1951: Cutty Sark - last of the tea clippers.

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The picture (courtesy of Mary Evans Picture Library) shows survivors from the Titanic as photographed from the deck of the Carparthia.