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1751 wreck of an English trow, River Lugg near Leominster

1751 wreck of English trow which was burnt in the River Lugg near Leominster on her passage from Bristol. Laden with rum, oil and cloth, she was a wooden sailing vessel.

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1751 wreck of English trow which was burnt in the River Lugg near Leominster on her passage from Bristol. Laden with rum, oil and cloth, she was a wooden sailing vessel.

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1751 wreck of an English trow, River Lugg near Leominster

Maritime; Site/monument · 2012

1751 wreck of English trow which was burnt in the River Lugg near Leominster on her passage from Bristol. Laden with rum, oil and cloth, she was a wooden sailing vessel.

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Historic England via the Archaeology Data Service

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