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Wonderful painting! 27 August 1855 was a Monday ... hence the crew's washing hung out to dry?! I think Conrad Martens was on the west side of Farm Cove, before the sea wall was built. About here, going by Bradley's Head etc - goo.gl/maps/s9sVb1dxksmWMZub6

I agree - this painting has such a wonderful feel - and thanks for the pointers on the location.

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I wonder if this is before or after the 1911 Portumna Bridge? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portumna_bridge Shannonview - goo.gl/maps/zph2hRKnLgBZgBCNA ??

maso1961 Good find. From your link. In 1896 an agreement was made between the Office of Public Works in Ireland and the Shannon Development Company Limited to inaugurate a new service of passenger steamers on the Shannon. The Countess Cadogan, measuring 70 ft by 14 ft x 7 ft was one of these steamers. Built in Paisley in Scotland by Fullertons or McLachlans as a steam lighter in 1897, her tonnage was 53 gross tons with a nominal horsepower of 14. The steam engine was a 12 inch compound manufactured by J McArthur of Paisley.

A couple more Lawrence views of the S.S. 'Countess Cadogan' at Killaloe. She does not seem to be in the first flush of youth, ie not near 1897 - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000332837 catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000541270

And another TERRIFIC photo on Lough Derg - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000332835

S.S. Hoosier State 1921-1922 President Lincoln 1922-1938 Maria del Carmen Cabo de Buena Christened Oct. 23, 1920 see www.yorkship.org/HTML/liners.htm

Art Siegel: Thank you for the information on this ship. We will add more details when we update the description.