Cutty Sark General Arrangement Plan Size:large recorded thousands of miles of

recorded thousands of miles of uncharted lands and seas – including New Zealand

the nautical compass was of vital importance to pioneering mariners in perfecting navigation and cartography

was set up at Plymouth Harbour

a solitary creature with little social life

Hodges produced several versions of this painting

Cutty Sark General Arrangement Plan Size:large recorded thousands of miles ofCutty Sark General Arrangement. This plan was drawn in the 1950s by Campbell & Sons, from reproductions and peoples recollections of the now lost original drawings of the Cutty Sark. The plans depict the ship from the early 1870s where deckhouses were added but before the early 1900s when the Portuguese made changes to the Captains Saloon arrangement.