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Cutty Sark and Foudroyant

Cutty Sark and Foudroyant moored in Falmouth Harbour ca 1920

Location: Falmouth Harbour
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Foudroyant Falmouth 1900

Foudroyant, built of teak in Bombay, was launched as HMS Trincomalee, a Leda class frigate of the Royal Navy, on 12 October 1817. 


She was sold for scrap in 1897 and bought by Geoffrey Wheatley-Cobb.

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Foudroyant Dry Dock c. 1910

Geoffrey Wheatley-Cobb brought her to Falmouth in 1902 and moored her off Flushing as a training ship for boys. She was a significant feature of the inner harbour until 1927.

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Trincomalee

Foudroyant was renamed back to Trincomalee in 1992, and now lies afloat, fully restored at the National Museum of the Royal Navy at Hartlepool.

Contributed: Photo: Peter Searle, March 2018
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Trincomalee

Trincomalee is the oldest British warship afloat today, and the second oldest in the world after the USS Constitution in Boston, USA

Contributed: Photo: Peter Searle, March 2018
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