HMS Nelson

1814 Nelson-class first-rate ship of the line. 

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1814 first-rate, Nelson-class first-rate ship of the line, Royal Navy, United Kingdom, Woolwich Dockyard, 
See also HMS Nelson (1925), HMS Nelson (1876)

• Three Decks entry^@
• Freebase entry^@
• The Victorian Royal Navy article^@
  

HMS Nelson – HMS Nelson – Nelson-class first-rate ship of the line – The Victorian Royal Navy – 

1809-12-01T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1809

1814-07-04T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1814

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Frameless

Former HMVS NELSON moored off Pyrmont, Sydney, with CSR Sugar Refinery and earlier Glebe Island Bridge in background.

HMVS Nelson anchor April 2011

HMVS Nelson (AWM 300054)

HMVS Nelson (AWM 300054) (cropped)

H.M.S Nelson First Rate 120 guns. Launched at Woolwich 1814. No active service. Presented to Government of Victoria (Australia) as a Training ship 1867 Sketch shows ship about to enter Portsmouth harbour. Pilot Jack at RMG PU6099

Launch of The Nelson, Woolwich Dockyard, L Clennell 1814 LMA

Lord Nelson 01

Luke Clennell - The launch of the Nelson at Woolwich, July 4th 1814

Nelson's guns at Ballarat

Plan of HMS Nelson shows views and sections of a model RMG PY9223

Single masted passenger vessel near shore (3093478429)

The Lord Nelson, Woolwich Dockyard, L Francia 1815 LMA

The Marine sketch book by H. Moses 1826. The Nelson 120 gns RMG PU7947

The Nelson on the Stocks, building at Woolwich in the Year 1814 RMG PU6095

To - Lord Viscount Melville - This Representation of the Launching of His Majesty's Ship Nelson of 120 Guns at Woolwich - by - J T Serres RMG PY9222

Victorian Navy (AWM 300032)

William Pitt, head-and-shoulders portrait, in disc superimposed over flag with owl, ship (Nelson), rock with sword, pike, and laurel crown, and tower on rock) - W.M. Craig, del. ; T. Brown, LCCN96516299

'A Naval Relic' - RAHS-Osborne Collection c. 1930s (15592425400)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		The Victorian Royal Navy article@			Wikidata
incident	1809	keel laying			Wikidata
incident	1814	ship launching			Wikidata
image	1900	Former HMVS NELSON moored off Pyrmont, Sydney, with CSR Sugar Refinery and earlier Glebe Island Bridge in background.			Wikimedia
image	2011	HMVS Nelson anchor April 2011			Wikimedia
image		HMVS Nelson (AWM 300054)			Wikimedia
image		HMVS Nelson (AWM 300054) (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		H.M.S Nelson First Rate 120 guns. Launched at Woolwich 1814. No active service. Presented to Government of Victoria (Australia) as a Training ship 1867 Sketch shows ship about to enter Portsmouth harbour. Pilot Jack at RMG PU6099			Wikimedia
image	2017	Launch of The Nelson, Woolwich Dockyard, L Clennell 1814 LMA			Wikimedia
image	2008	Lord Nelson 01			Wikimedia
image	1814	Luke Clennell - The launch of the Nelson at Woolwich, July 4th 1814			Wikimedia
image	2013	Nelson's guns at Ballarat			Wikimedia
image		Plan of HMS Nelson shows views and sections of a model RMG PY9223			Wikimedia
image	1898	Single masted passenger vessel near shore (3093478429)			Wikimedia
image	2017	The Lord Nelson, Woolwich Dockyard, L Francia 1815 LMA			Wikimedia
image		The Marine sketch book by H. Moses 1826. The Nelson 120 gns RMG PU7947			Wikimedia
image		The Nelson on the Stocks, building at Woolwich in the Year 1814 RMG PU6095			Wikimedia
image		To - Lord Viscount Melville - This Representation of the Launching of His Majesty's Ship Nelson of 120 Guns at Woolwich - by - J T Serres RMG PY9222			Wikimedia
image		Victorian Navy (AWM 300032)			Wikimedia
image	1814	William Pitt, head-and-shoulders portrait, in disc superimposed over flag with owl, ship (Nelson), rock with sword, pike, and laurel crown, and tower on rock) - W.M. Craig, del. ; T. Brown, LCCN96516299			Wikimedia
image	2014	'A Naval Relic' - RAHS-Osborne Collection c. 1930s (15592425400)			Wikimedia

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