File:National Maritime Museum, FHD0026 - Figurehead of the Falkland (1889).jpg
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English: In 1901 during a voyage from Tacoma in the United States of America, to Falmouth, Cornall, the iron barque Falkland was driven onto Bishop Rock by a south-westerly gale. She then drifted half a mile before capsizing.
In the Valhalla Museum in Tresco Abbey Gardens, Isles of Scilly. |
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