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 The Glenlee is a three masted barque, launched in 1896. She is now a museum ship at Yorkhill Quay, Glasgow, known as "The Tall Ship", at Glasgow Harbour. Glenlee was built by A. Rodger & Company of Port Glasgow and has a length 245 feet, beam of 37.5 feet and depth of 22.5 feet. After a career as a bulk cargo carrier, Glenlee was renamed as Galatea, and used as a training ship in Spain. In 1990 she was rescued and bought by the Clyde Maritime Trust. She was returned to Glasgow from Seville in 1993 and a process of restoration began. Glenlee is recognised as part of the Core Collection of historic vessels in the UK by the National Historic Ships Committee. As a museum ship and tourist attraction, the Glenlee offers educational programs, venues for exhibitions and the West End Festival and volunteering opportunities. |
"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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"The Tall Ship" SV Glenlee, at the Broomielaw |
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