Volume Two - The Era of Optimism, Investment & Development - The demise of H.M.S. Exmouth at Penarth Dock - 1905 . . .

		The Exmouth was built at Devonport dockyard, originally as a sailing ship, but the Admiralty decided that it should have a two cylinder, single expansion steam engine which drove a single screw to supplement wind power. She served in the Baltic Sea as the fleet flagship during 1855.
The White Ensign

The Exmouth as a training ship anchored off Grays, Essex in a postcard image dating from around the end of the 19th century. [000] [363]