HMY Royal Caroline

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HMY Royal Caroline was a ship-rigged royal yacht. She was ordered in 1749 to replace HMY Carolina as Britain's principal royal yacht. She was built at Deptford Dockyard under the supervision of Master Shipwright John Hollond to a design by Surveyor of the Navy Joseph Allin. She was launched on 29 January 1750 and was broken up 70 years later, in 1820.

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royal yacht, Deptford Dockyard, Royal Navy, Kingdom of Great Britain, 

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    To their Graces - This Representation of the Embarkation of her Majesty Queen Charlotte at Stade; with a view of the Royal Yachts &c.&c, Sept 6th 1761 RMG PY8613To their Graces - This Representation of the Embarkation of her Majesty Queen Charlotte at Stade; with a view of the Royal Yachts &c.&c, Sept 6th 1761 RMG PY8613
    Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9505Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9505
    The Queen Charlotte yacht with her present gracious Majesty on board. A Yacht in a light breeze with a view of Harwich RMG PY8615The Queen Charlotte yacht with her present gracious Majesty on board. A Yacht in a light breeze with a view of Harwich RMG PY8615
    Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9507Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9507
    Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9506Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9506
    Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9504Royal Caroline (1750) RMG J9504
    The flotilla of ships, led by the Royal Charlotte in company with five other royal yachts, arriving off Harwich on 6 September 1761, after conveying Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz to England for her marriage to George IIIThe flotilla of ships, led by the Royal Charlotte in company with five other royal yachts, arriving off Harwich on 6 September 1761, after conveying Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz to England for her marriage to George III
    John Cleveley the Elder - The `Royal Caroline`John Cleveley the Elder - The 'Royal Caroline'
    John Cleveley the elder (c.1712-1777) - The `Royal Caroline` - BHC3598 - Royal Museums GreenwichJohn Cleveley the elder (c.1712-1777) - The 'Royal Caroline' - BHC3598 - Royal Museums Greenwich
    H.M.S. Amazon and H.M.S. Caroline in a stiff breeze off the NoreH.M.S. Amazon and H.M.S. Caroline in a stiff breeze off the Nore
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      commonsimageTo their Graces - This Representation of the Embarkation of her Majesty Queen Charlotte at Stade; with a view of the Royal Yachts &c.&c, Sept 6th 1761 RMG PY8613 Commons
      commonsimageRoyal Caroline (1750) RMG J9505 Commons
      commonsimageThe Queen Charlotte yacht with her present gracious Majesty on board. A Yacht in a light breeze with a view of Harwich RMG PY8615 Commons
      commonsimageRoyal Caroline (1750) RMG J9507 Commons
      commonsimageRoyal Caroline (1750) RMG J9506 Commons
      commonsimageRoyal Caroline (1750) RMG J9504 Commons
      commonsimageThe flotilla of ships, led by the Royal Charlotte in company with five other royal yachts, arriving off Harwich on 6 September 1761, after conveying Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz to England for her marriage to George III Commons
      commonsimageJohn Cleveley the Elder - The 'Royal Caroline' Commons
      commonsimageJohn Cleveley the elder (c.1712-1777) - The 'Royal Caroline' - BHC3598 - Royal Museums Greenwich Commons
      commonsimageH.M.S. Amazon and H.M.S. Caroline in a stiff breeze off the Nore Commons
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