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City of New York steamer

The City of New York, a screw-steamer built by Messrs Tod and Macgregor, of the Clyde, Glasgow, for the Inman Line (the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam-ship Company). Launched in April 1861, it was ultimately wrecked on Daunt Rocks off Queenstown, Ireland, in March 1864. Date: 1861

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1861 Clyde Inman Macgregor Sails Screw Shipping Steamer Liner


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This stunning image captures the majestic City of New York, a screw-steamer built by the esteemed shipbuilding duo Tod and Macgregor, based in Glasgow, Scotland, for the renowned Inman Line, also known as the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam-Ship Company. Launched in April 1861, the City of New York represented the pinnacle of maritime engineering at the time. Its advanced screw propeller design enabled it to outpace traditional sailing vessels, revolutionizing transatlantic travel. The City of New York's sleek silhouette, adorned with intricate details and elegant lines, stands as a testament to the ingenuity of the era's shipbuilders. The ship's tall, tapering funnel and imposing smokestacks billow with smoke, signaling the power and might of this engineering marvel. The sails in the background serve as a reminder of the era's transition from sail to steam power. Despite its impressive beginnings, the City of New York's story did not have a fairytale ending. In March 1864, the ship was wrecked on Daunt Rocks off Queenstown, Ireland. The tragic event marked a significant loss for the maritime community and the Inman Line, but it also underscored the risks and challenges associated with the burgeoning steamship industry. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to an era of innovation, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of progress. The City of New York stands as a symbol of the indomitable human spirit and the remarkable advancements that shaped the world of shipping and transportation.

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