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Cutty Sark Conservation Plan vol. 3: Significance 6 of 107 Lines, elevation, deck, sail and rigging plans by Harold A. Underhill in 1932 Official logs for the period 1870-95 30 transcripts of logs from privately-owned volumes (including abstract logs of Cutty Sark for the periods 1870-72 and 1886-95) Log of the 1882-3 voyages. Ship's papers for her voyages of 1882-83 and 1883-4 Apprentice indentures and certificates of discharge). Crew lists for the period 1870-74 Cutty Sark balance sheets 1872-73 Administrational records of merchant shipping 1870-94 Newspapers, journal and magazines (such as The Times, The Illustrated London News and The Journal of Commerce) and some Australian and Chinese papers giving details of outgoing cargoes. Press cuttings and photographs Newspaper cuttings collected by a former master, Richard Woodget. Prints of Cutty Sark at most of the phases of her career from 1888 to the present day. 16 drawings presented to the Museum in 1962 by D. I. Moor which include deck and lines plans (including one dated 1922); a copy of a midship section plan drawn in 1922; distribution of ballast plan; arrangement of proposed saloons for use of the ship as a Livery Hall for the Worshipful Company of Shipwrights; diagram showing clearance under Thames bridges; curves of buoyancy and capacity sections. National Maritime Museum Ships Plans Collection National Maritime Museum Manuscripts collection National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection (Basil Lubbock papers) Cutty Sark Trust National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection (Basil Lubbock papers) Cutty Sark Trust National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection British Newspaper Library National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection (Basil Lubbock papers) Cutty Sark Trust National Maritime Museum Historic Photographs Collection National Maritime Museum Ships Plans Collection
Records of the Incorporated Thames Nautical Training College (which acquired Cutty Sark in 1938) Material relating to the attempts to find a home for the ship in the 1930s and to her restoration in the 1950s. Papers of Frank Carr (Director of the Museum 1947-66) which, in twenty boxes, contain information relating to the acquisition of Cutty Sark by the Cutty Sark Society, its positioning in the purpose-built dock at Greenwich and its 1950s restoration. The minutes of the Society's Ship Management Committee, include condition reports as well as reports on repairs and maintenance carried out. drawings relating to the repair work by London County Council's Engineers Department, including details of rigging, including designs for an emergency exit prepared in 1964, and designs for showcases Photographs, slides, drawings and written material, mostly relating to the vessel after her installation at Greenwich. Cutty Sark Conservation Plan vol.3: Significance National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection National Archive (Kew) National Maritime Museum Manuscripts Collection National Maritime Museum Ships Plans Collection Cutty Sark Trust Searches of archives in Australia, China and Portugal are continuing. In addition, to learn about the ship after her working life, the Cutty Sark Trust is under taking an oral history project (an early synopsis of which is summarised in Appendix II). 7 of 107
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