Category:Gazelle (ship, 1821)
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Gazelle (ship, 1821). The cutter ‘Gazelle’ was built for a Mr Williams in 1821 who was a member of The Yacht Club, initially a dining club for gentlemen with a mutual interest in yachting. From 1833 the club became the Royal Yacht Squadron, with an emphasis on yacht racing.
Media in category "Gazelle (ship, 1821)"
The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.
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Studies of the 'Gazelle' yacht, Portsmouth, 1826 RMG PZ0892.tiff 4,800 × 2,036; 27.96 MB
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Studies of the yacht 'Gazelle', Portsmouth, 1826 RMG PZ0893.tiff 4,800 × 2,963; 40.69 MB
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The 'Gazelle' entering the Mersey.JPG 748 × 497; 45 KB
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The cutter yacht 'Gazelle' off Cowes RMG BHC3355.tiff 7,200 × 4,995; 102.89 MB
