Difference between revisions of "H.M.S. Conway (Training Ship)"

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H.M.S. Conway was a naval training school founded in 1859.

The school was embodied in a series of large wooden men-of-war, docked first near Liverpool:

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-'''H.M.S. ''Conway''''' was a naval training school founded in 1859.  She was embodied in a series of large wooden men-of-war, docked first near Liverpool.
+'''H.M.S. ''Conway''''' was a naval training school founded in 1859.
-In 1914, the ship named ''Conway'' was the late {{UK-Nile|f=tp}}.{{NLSep14|p. 419}}
+==Installation==
+The school was embodied in a series of large wooden men-of-war, docked first near Liverpool:
+* from 1857 to 1861, the old corvette [[H.M.S. Conway (1832)|''Conway'']] served as the installation
+* from 1861 to 1875, ''Conway'' was the former frigate [[H.M.S. Winchester (1822)|''Winchester'']]
+* from 1875 to 1953, ''Conway'' was the late ship-of-the-line [[H.M.S. Nile (1839)|''Nile'']]
 ==Bibliography==