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Britannia Royal Naval College

Britannia Royal Naval College is the main establishment training Naval officers. It was built at Dartmouth in 1905, designed by Sir George Aston Webb. From 1863 the training hulks Britannia and Hindostan were moored on the river; when these wooden ships became unsuitable nearby land was purchased as a base.
by David Hawgood

Created: Thu, 23 Nov 2017, Updated: Fri, 24 Nov 2017


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SX8752 : Moorings at the Royal Naval College by DS Pugh
2025
SX8751 : Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8752 : Sand Quay, Dartmouth by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : Cannon below mast, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : HMS Hindustan - Britannia Royal Naval College by Chris Allen
2017
SX8751 : Figurehead from HMY Osborne, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : Brickwork in chapel, Britannia Royal Naval College  by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : 1942/3 timeline, museum of Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8751 : Mast with flags, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8751 : River Dart and Kingswear from Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : Long corridor, Britannia Royal Naval College  by David Hawgood
2017
SX8751 : Painting of Battle of Trafalgar, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : Garden where Princess Elizabeth met Prince Philip, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : Quarterdeck, Britannia Royal Navy College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8751 : Britannia figurehead, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8752 : Banners of dead admirals, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017
SX8751 : Central facade and clock tower, Britannia Royal Naval College by David Hawgood
2017


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