100 years after her launch, Turbinia the first steam turbine-powered steamship was moved

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100 years after her launch, Turbinia the first steam turbine-powered steamship was moved

100 years after her launch, Turbinia the first steam turbine-powered steamship was moved from Exhibition Park to Newcastles Museum of Science and Engineering (later renamed The Discovery Museum) Our picture shows; The ship making her way through the streets of Newcastle to her new home. 30th October 1994

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1994 Articulated Lorry Commercial Nineties North East Special Loads Tyne And Wear Wide Loads

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