Anne E. Hooper - A boat that is sinking in some water

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Anne E. Hooper - A boat that is sinking in some water

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A paddle tug towing the Lytham Lifeboat out to assist in the rescue of the crew of Anne E. Hooper off the coast of Lancashire, United Kingdom on 18 October 1862.

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01/11/1862

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