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Bermuda 2000 - Lartington
The steam ship Lartington was launched in June 1875. She was 245 feet in length with a 32 foot beam and displaced 878 tons. Running into a fierce storm in December 1878, the Lartington developed substantial leaks in her stern and headed towards Bermuda for safety. She ran aground near Western Blue Cut on December 14, 1878.
Donkey Boiler on the Lartington.
The broken remains of the Lartington's propeller.
The stern post of the Lartington.
One of the two condensers found on the Lartington.
The Lartington's two large scotch boilers, photgraphed at a distance.
Russ Green studies the remains of the Lartington.
The name of the vessel, still visible on the bow.
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