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Passengers boarding an Emigrant Ship at Queenstown, Ireland
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Passengers boarding an Emigrant Ship at Queenstown, Ireland
Illustration showing Irish passengers boarding an emigrant ship at Queenstown to travel to America, 1893. Ships from Liverpool bound for New York usually took on more passengers in Ireland, often at Queenstown. This image shows passengers boarding the ship from a small local steamer (on left)
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1893 Boarding Bound Emigrant Liverpool Passengers Queenstown Steamer
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This evocative illustration depicts a pivotal moment in the lives of Irish emigrants as they board an emigrant ship bound for America at Queenstown, Ireland, in 1893. The image captures the sense of anticipation and anxiety that came with embarking on a journey across the Atlantic Ocean. Queenstown, now known as Cobh, was a significant port of departure for Irish emigrants heading to America. Ships from Liverpool, England, often made stops in Queenstown to take on more passengers before continuing their voyage to New York. In this illustration, we see passengers boarding from a small local steamer on the left, likely the one that brought them to Queenstown from their rural Irish homes. The image provides a glimpse into the past, offering a window into the experiences of Irish emigrants during the late 19th century. The clothing, the facial expressions, and the small steamer all serve to transport us back in time. The image is a poignant reminder of the millions of people who left their homeland in search of a better life, often facing immense challenges and hardships along the way. The illustration also underscores the importance of maritime travel in shaping the modern world. The movement of people across oceans helped to forge new connections and build communities, contributing to the globalization of economies and cultures. This historical illustration is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Irish history, immigration history, or maritime history. It offers a unique perspective on a significant moment in the lives of Irish emigrants and sheds light on the complex and often challenging journey that lay ahead of them as they set sail for America.
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