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Cascade of the Robber's Stone, Chatsworth

W. L. Walton (English, 19th century)

Medium/TechniqueLithograph

Credit LineGift of Samuel Putnam Avery

Accession numberM10832

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1852

LAUNCH OF THE GIANT WHITE STAR LINER "TITANIC" 45,000 TONS, BELFAST, MAY 31st. 1911. LARGEST VESSEL IN THE WORLD.

LAUNCH OF THE GIANT WHITE STAR LINER "TITANIC" 45,000 TONS, BELFAST, MAY 31st. 1911. LARGEST VESSEL IN THE WORLD.

W.E. Walton

about 1912

A WORLD'S RECORD. ONE THIRD OF A MILE OF IRON AND STEEL IN TWO SHIPS. THE WHITE STAR LINERS "OLYMPIC" AND "TITANIC" AT BELFAST. tHE ILL-FATED "TITANIC" (TO THE RIGHT), WITH 1500 SOULS. APRIL 15th, 1912.

A WORLD'S RECORD. ONE THIRD OF A MILE OF IRON AND STEEL IN TWO SHIPS. THE WHITE STAR LINERS "OLYMPIC" AND "TITANIC" AT BELFAST. tHE ILL-FATED "TITANIC" (TO THE RIGHT), WITH 1500 SOULS. APRIL 15th, 1912.

W.E. Walton

about 1912

FAREWELL TO BELFAST. DEPARTURE OF THE LARGEST VESSEL IN THE WORLD. THE WHITE STAR LINER "TITANIC," 46,328 TONS, APRIL 3rd, 1912.

FAREWELL TO BELFAST. DEPARTURE OF THE LARGEST VESSEL IN THE WORLD. THE WHITE STAR LINER "TITANIC," 46,328 TONS, APRIL 3rd, 1912.

W.E. Walton

about 1912

THE "TITANIC" SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED MAY 31st, 1911. LENGTH 882 ft. 6in., BREADTH 92ft. 6in., SPEED 21 KNOTS, GROSS TONNAGE 45,000 TONS. ACCOMMODATION 2,500 PASSENGERS. 860 CREW.

THE "TITANIC" SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED MAY 31st, 1911. LENGTH 882 ft. 6in., BREADTH 92ft. 6in., SPEED 21 KNOTS, GROSS TONNAGE 45,000 TONS. ACCOMMODATION 2,500 PASSENGERS. 860 CREW.

W.E. Walton

about 1912