Category:Alarm (ship, 1830)
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English: The 193-ton cutter Alarm was the World's largest racing yacht when she was launched in 1830. She was modelled and built by the George & Thomas Inman Bros. shipyard at Lymington in 1830 for a charter member of the Royal Yacht Squadron, Joseph Weld (1777–1863), of Lulworth Castle, Dorset. She was the largest yacht to take part in the RYS £100 Cup in 1851. In 1852 she was lengthened by 20ft at the bow, her tonnage was increased to 243 tons, and she was rerigged as a schooner. She raced until 1867 and was broken up in 1889.[1]
Media in category "Alarm (ship, 1830)"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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On board the Yacht Alarm.jpg 1,280 × 907; 209 KB
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Surprise Whim Alarm RMG PU6515.jpg 1,280 × 916; 1.25 MB
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The 'Alarm' yacht ashore in Barnpool, drawn by Condy ILN-1850-0727-0016.jpg 1,228 × 895; 711 KB
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The 193 ton yacht Alarm in a light swell.jpg 1,280 × 915; 1.02 MB
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The Alarm winning the Ladies Challenge Cup. At Cowes Augt. 1830 RMG PU6514.jpg 1,280 × 1,025; 1.38 MB
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The Schooner Yacht Alarm R.Y.S. 248 tons. RMG PY0459.tiff 4,800 × 3,998; 54.9 MB
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