The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WILLIAMSTOWN 1874-03. HMVS NELSON IN THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. WORKMEN CAN BE SEEN CARRYING OUT REPAIRS TO THE SHIPS RUDDER. AT ABOUT THIS TIME THE NELSON HAD A FURTHER DECK REMOVED AND WAS RECLASSIFIED FROM A TRAINING SHIP TO A WARSHIP. (302440 BETTER IMAGE) (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1874-03. STERN VIEW OF THE TRAINING BATTLESHIP HMVS NELSON IN THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. HMVS NELSON WAS THE FIRST VESSEL TO ENTER THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. (P0444/214/142 SAME IMAGE)
WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1874. HMVS NELSON, A WOODEN AUXILARY STEAM TRAINING SHIP, IN THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. A FORMER BRITISH LINE-OF-BATTLE SHIP SHE WAS THE LAST AND THE LARGEST WOODEN WAR SHIP BUILT IN
WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1940. VIEW OF THE PROPELLER AND RUDDER OF THE AUXILIARY MINESWEEPER HMAS WARRAWEE IN THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. C.1870. CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY AT THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. 1882-02. THE RUSSIAN STEAM CORVETTE AFRIKA IN THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
PART OF THE GUNDECK OF TRAINING SHIP HMVS NELSON. LAUNCHED IN ENGLAND ON 1814-07-04 AS A THREE DECK SAILING WARSHIP NELSON WAS CONVERTED LATER TO A STEAM SCREW SHIP AND ON 1860-02-07 WAS UNDOCKED WITH
