File:Three-masted ship JOSEPH CONRAD at anchor in Sydney Harbour (9455508618).jpg

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English: The iron-hulled sailing ship JOSEPH CONRAD was originally launched as GEORGE STAGE in Copenhagen in 1882 as a training ship for young sailors. In 1934 GEORGE STAGE was about to be broken up when Australian author and sailor Andrew Villiers bought the vessel, renaming it after his favourite author. Villiers sailed JOSEPH CONRAD around the world with a crew of mostly young sailors, visiting Australian shores in late 1935. The vessel is now a part of the collection at the Mystic Seaport museum in Connecticut.
Flickr user Beachcomberaustralia provided the useful link to this SMH article mentioning the visit: bit.ly/RYnW38

The National Film and Sound Archive hold footage of this visit, including the sailors singing the song 'Rolling Home' accompanied by an accordian: conrad;querytype=;rec=5;resCount=10 NFSA entry
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Object number: ANMS1092[096]
Date Taken in December 1935
Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/anmm_thecommons/9455508618/
Author Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons
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  • JOSEPH CONRAD visits Australia
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  • JOSEPH CONRAD
  • SAILING
  • sailing vessel
  • sailing boat
  • William Hall
  • William Hall collection
  • SYDNEY
  • Andrew Villiers
  • joseph conrad
  • sailing
  • william hall
  • william hall collection
  • sydney
  • andrew villiers
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7 August 2013
Camera location33° 51′ 26.52″ S, 151° 14′ 18.52″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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