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William Symingtons (1764-1831) stern wheel steam tug, Charlotte Dundas in 1803. From The Book of Ships, published c. 1920

William Symingtons (1764-1831) stern wheel steam tug, Charlotte Dundas in 1803. From The Book of Ships, published c. 1920


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William Symingtons (1764-1831) stern wheel steam tug, Charlotte Dundas in 1803. From The Book of Ships, published c. 1920

William Symingtons (1764-1831) stern wheel steam tug, Charlotte Dundas in 1803. From The Book of Ships, published c.1920

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Craft Invention Maritime Paddle Paddle Steamer Power Powered Propulsion Sail Sailing Ship Steam Steam Power Steamboat Stern Technology Transport Transportation Vessel Wheel 1803 Paddle Boat Paddlewheel Steam Propulsion


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This print showcases the remarkable invention of William Symington, the stern wheel steam tug named Charlotte Dundas. Taken in 1803, this historical image is a testament to the advancements in transportation technology during the 19th century. The illustration depicts a magnificent vessel with its paddlewheel at full force, propelling it through the water with incredible power. The Charlotte Dundas stands as an iconic symbol of steam propulsion and revolutionized maritime travel forever. With its sleek design and innovative engineering, this paddle steamer paved the way for future developments in steam-powered ships. Its presence on the water was not only awe-inspiring but also marked a significant milestone in naval history. As we gaze upon this archival photograph from "The Book of Ships" published around 1920, we are transported back to a time when sail was gradually being replaced by steam. This image captures both nostalgia for old sailing vessels and excitement for new technological possibilities. Let us marvel at William Symington's ingenuity as he harnessed the immense power of steam to propel ships forward. The Charlotte Dundas remains an enduring reminder of human inventiveness and our constant pursuit of progress in transportation.

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