The Cutty Sark Pocket Manual by National Maritime Museum
Author:National Maritime Museum
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
New York
New York at this time was a thriving harbour, with 60–70 per cent of all imports to the United States coming through the city. As the pre-eminent city on the east coast of North America, it had become a hub for immigrants from all over the world, including Europe. It was also expanding its cultural influence, with Broadway and Times Square in particular becoming ever more popular and renowned. Cutty Sark is believed to have moored in the South Street quays, near Brooklyn Bridge, where only the most famous and important ships were permitted to berth.
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