"Scottish Maid" - Two Masted Top Sail Schooner

Scottish Maid

schooner, built 1839

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About MeThe Scottish Maid, a schooner of 1839 built at Alexander Hall & Co., was the first to have the forward curving Aberdeen bow. This improved speed and sailing performance.

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Papers Relating To The Wreck Of The "Aberdeen City", 15/16 Sept, 1963

Alexander Hall and Company

Ship builders; 1811 - 1958

"Thermopylae" - Clipper Ship

Walter Hood & Co.

Shipbuilder, Footdee, Aberdeen 1839 - 1881

Aberdeen, Scotland

Four Masted Barque In Bottle

Captain John Henderson

Peterhead, Scotland

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Lilias Gillespie Skene

1626 - 1697

Broadford Works Aberdeen, 1842-1864

Broadford Works, 1808 - 2002

Clipper Ship, built 1850

Clunie", Steam Coaster

Sunderland, England, 1853 - 1936

Invergordon, Scotland, 1872 - 1905

four masted sailing ship, 1882 - 1917

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1713 - 1764

trawler

Hall, Russell & Company, Limited

Hall, Russell & Company, Limited

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1864 - 1992

Hercules Linton

Hercules Linton

Inverbervie, Scotland, 1837 - 1900

Aberdeen, Scotland

London, England, 1898 - 1989

Thomas Blake Glover

Fraserburgh, Scotland, 1838 - 1911

Captain John Smith, of the "Scottish Maid" by unknown artist.

Captain John Smith

Aberdeen, Scotland, opened 1961

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1874 - 1967

The "Gladiator by Attributed to Arthur Smith

built 1850

Professor John Stuart Blackie

Professor John Stuart Blackie

Glasgow, Scotland, 1809 - 1895

Sir Thomas Sutherland

Sir Thomas Sutherland

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1834 - 1922

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