The crew in two lifeboats from the King Cadwallon (1900)
The crew in two lifeboats from the King Cadwallon (1900)
The crew from the steam cargo ship 'King Cadwallon' (1900) in two lifeboats secured 'line ahead' to each other under tow from a vessel out of the image.
The 'King Cadwallon' was wrecked on the Hard Lewis Rocks off St. Martin's Island, Isles of Scilly, in fog. She was abandoned by her crew as she filled with water and sank in deep water.
Object number: P51009
Date: 1906
Artist: Gibson & Sons of Scilly
- Image reference: P51009
- © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Gibson's of Scilly Shipwreck Collection
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