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Sign: London - Greenwich - the anchor of the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert from 1899


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11 Park Row, London SE10 9NG, UK
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Anchor of the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert, 1899

This Admiralty-pattern bow anchor weighs about 4 tonnes. It is 4.3m (14 ft) long and 2.9m (9ft 8in) across the flekes. The stock measures 4,06m (13ft 6in).

The Victoria and Albert was the third Royal Yacht of the name and Queen Victoria’s last. She was built at Pembroke Dock in 1899 and scrapped when the present Royal Yacht Britannia was commissioned in 1954.

Please do not climb on these anchors.
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One of the row of anchors placed along Park Row and displayed by the Greenwich Maritime Museum Click for a larger image

An admiral anchor (Fisherman), also called an anchor with a staff, is an anchor with two arms coming out of a long staff.

The anchor was taken on the same day Click for a larger image



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