HMS Alexandra

1875 central battery ironclad

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object, central battery ironclad, Royal Navy, Chatham Dockyard, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, United Kingdom

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Alexandra (1875) RMG J9482

Alexandra (1875) RMG J9483

Alexandra (1875) RMG J9484

Alexandria, Ironclads which took part in the Bombardment, 11 July - The Graphic 1882

Alexandrie. Les cuirassés qui ont pris part au Bombardement du 11 Juillet

Bombardamento Alessandria 1882

Bombardment of Alexandria, Egypt; taking a wounded man below Wellcome L0010592

Bombardment of Alexandria, Egypt; taking a wounded man below Wellcome V0015356

British Fleet, 1881

Commander Alfred Pigott (1847-1885) RMG RP6209

Girolamo Gianni (1837-after 1896) - HMS 'Alexandra' Leaving Malta - BHC3184 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Girolamo Gianni, HMS Alexandra in the Grand Harbour, Malta

Girolamo Gianni, HMS Alexandra in the Grand Harbour of Valletta, Malta

Harding-Victoria Cross HMS ALexandria

Henrietta Maria Munroe (1831-1912) - Commander Alfred Pigott (1847–1885) - BHC2953 - Royal Museums Greenwich

H.M.S. Alexandra. Built at Chatham Dockyard and completed for sea in 1877. Length 325ft. Displacement 9490 tons. I.H.P. 8610. Speed 14.3 knots. Armament 8 18 ton guns, 4 22 ton guns, 6 4 in. guns, 4 6 prs., 6 3pr. Q F RMG PU6265

HMS Alexandra in 1899

HMS Alexandra - The British Navy, Volume I - 1882

HMS 'Imperieuse' and some of the newest types of ships of the British Navy - The Graphic

Launch of H.M.S. Alexandra at Chatham Dockyard - ILN 1875

Naval battles, ancient and modern (1883) (14764701592)

NIE 1905 Ship, Armored - Alexandra

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		The Dreadnought Project entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image		Alexandra (1875) RMG J9482			Wikimedia
image		Alexandra (1875) RMG J9483			Wikimedia
image		Alexandra (1875) RMG J9484			Wikimedia
image		Alexandria, Ironclads which took part in the Bombardment, 11 July - The Graphic 1882			Wikimedia
image		Alexandrie. Les cuirassés qui ont pris part au Bombardement du 11 Juillet			Wikimedia
image	1882	Bombardamento Alessandria 1882			Wikimedia
image		Bombardment of Alexandria, Egypt; taking a wounded man below Wellcome L0010592			Wikimedia
image		Bombardment of Alexandria, Egypt; taking a wounded man below Wellcome V0015356			Wikimedia
image	1881	British Fleet, 1881			Wikimedia
image		Commander Alfred Pigott (1847-1885) RMG RP6209			Wikimedia
image		Girolamo Gianni (1837-after 1896) - HMS 'Alexandra' Leaving Malta - BHC3184 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia
image		Girolamo Gianni, HMS Alexandra in the Grand Harbour, Malta			Wikimedia
image		Girolamo Gianni, HMS Alexandra in the Grand Harbour of Valletta, Malta			Wikimedia
image	1882	Harding-Victoria Cross HMS ALexandria			Wikimedia
image		Henrietta Maria Munroe (1831-1912) - Commander Alfred Pigott (1847–1885) - BHC2953 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia
image		H.M.S. Alexandra. Built at Chatham Dockyard and completed for sea in 1877. Length 325ft. Displacement 9490 tons. I.H.P. 8610. Speed 14.3 knots. Armament 8 18 ton guns, 4 22 ton guns, 6 4 in. guns, 4 6 prs., 6 3pr. Q F RMG PU6265			Wikimedia
image		HMS Alexandra in 1899			Wikimedia
image	1882	HMS Alexandra - The British Navy, Volume I - 1882			Wikimedia
image		HMS 'Imperieuse' and some of the newest types of ships of the British Navy - The Graphic			Wikimedia
image		Launch of H.M.S. Alexandra at Chatham Dockyard - ILN 1875			Wikimedia
image	1883	Naval battles, ancient and modern (1883) (14764701592)			Wikimedia
image		NIE 1905 Ship, Armored - Alexandra			Wikimedia