Iron steamship designed by Cutty Sark's shipwright gets legal protection
The Guardian|August 09, 2023
The hulk of a 19th-century iron steamship abandoned in a river on the Sutton Hoo estate has been given legal protection by the government.
Harriet Sherwood
Iron steamship designed by Cutty Sark's shipwright gets legal protection

The Lady Alice Kenlis was designed by Hercules Linton, the Scottish shipwright who later designed the tea clipper Cutty Sark.

The ship, which was built in Glasgow and launched in December 1867, was named after Alice Maria Hill, the daughter of the Earl of Hillsborough, who married Lord Kenlis that year.

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