HMS York

HMS York was a 74-gun third-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, built at Rotherhithe by the contract firm Samuel & Daniel Brent, and launched on 7 July 1807. She saw service during the Napoleonic Wars, though is best known for her time spent as a prison ship. She was broken up in March 1854.

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1807  Wikimedia, Wikidata
Fame-class third-rate ship of the line, third-rate, Royal Navy, 

• Three Decks page^@
• The Victorian Royal Navy page^@
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1807 HMS York

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ship launching

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keel laying

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Frameless

Prison-Ship 'York' in Portsmouth Harbour RMG PX7012

Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with the Gem schooner yacht under sail, with nos. 528, 529, 530. As seen from the Still public house, 5 July 1831 RMG PV5472

'Illustrious' (1803), 'Albion' (1802), 'Hero' (1803), 'Marlborough' (1807), 'York' (1807), 'Hannibal' (1810), 'Sultan' (1807), and 'Royal Oak' (1809) RMG J2888

HMS York (1807) as a prison ship

French Prison Hulk ca 1851

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
link	page		Three Decks page@		Wikidata
link	page		The Victorian Royal Navy page@		Wikidata
commons	image		Prison-Ship 'York' in Portsmouth Harbour RMG PX7012		Commons
commons	image		Part of panoramic series of views of Portsmouth harbour with the Gem schooner yacht under sail, with nos. 528, 529, 530. As seen from the Still public house, 5 July 1831 RMG PV5472		Commons
commons	image		'Illustrious' (1803), 'Albion' (1802), 'Hero' (1803), 'Marlborough' (1807), 'York' (1807), 'Hannibal' (1810), 'Sultan' (1807), and 'Royal Oak' (1809) RMG J2888		Commons
commons	image		HMS York (1807) as a prison ship		Commons
commons	image		French Prison Hulk ca 1851		Commons