What was Britain's first steam-powered ship?

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: In 1794, Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl Stanhope, built an experimental steam-powered vessel for the Admiralty.

Related Keywords

Yorkshire ,North Yorkshire ,United Kingdom ,Stockport ,Saltburn ,Redcar And Cleveland ,Ilford ,Redbridge ,Chatham ,Medway ,London ,City Of ,Middlesbrough ,West Midlands ,United Kingdom General ,Canada ,Essex ,Cambridge ,Cambridgeshire ,North River ,Newfoundland ,Deptford ,Wiltshire ,Canadian ,Britain ,British ,Charles Legge ,Charles Stanhope ,Robert Fulton ,Clyde Canal ,Richard Moss ,Charlotte Dundas ,Rick Witter ,David Coverdale ,Ian Smith ,Arthur Brown ,Isambard Kingdom Brunel ,Paul Banks ,George Eastman ,Jessica Freeman ,Jo Symonds ,Earl Stanhope ,William Symington ,Francis Joyce ,Chris Rea ,John Rennie ,Royal Navy ,His Majesty Navy ,Kodak ,Navy Board ,British Navy ,His Majesty ,Lord Dundas ,North River Steamboat ,New York City ,New York Harbor ,Did Gaddafi ,North Pole ,South Poles ,Northern Hemisphere ,North Riding ,Deep Purple ,Crazy World ,Shed Seven ,Going For ,Matter Of Time ,Answers To Correspondents ,Daily Mail ,Dailymail ,News ,New York ,