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 : Departure of the Emigrant Ship Lizzie Webber, 1852


Departure of the Emigrant Ship Lizzie Webber, 1852

The two-masted emigrant ship, Lizzie Webber, leaving Sunderland for Australia. This was the first emigrant ship to make that passage. The image shows small boats and a steam tug sailing in the foreground and, on the shore, hundreds of people bidding farewell

Picture No
10219417
Media ID
46009759
Size
6458px x 3758px (3.5MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
The Illustrated London News, 14 August 1852, page 105
Date
1852

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1852 Bidding Departure Emigrant Hundreds Lizzie Masted Sunderland Webber


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