William Symington
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In 1802 Symington built the Charlotte Dundas at Grangemouth, one of the first practical steamboats, and intended as a tug for the Forth & Clyde Canal. The canal owners refused to allow its use on the canal because they were afraid that the wash would damage the canal banks.
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William Symington
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A010.153/01
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Letter re boats built by William Symington
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A010.153/02
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Letter re boats built by William Symington
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P43530
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Partial section of the Charlotte Dundas
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A010.153/03
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Letter re boats built by William Symington
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P43531
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Charlotte Dundas
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A010.153/04
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Letter re boats built by William Symington
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A728.007
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File - Symington lecture
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A728.008
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Photos of Symington
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P31239
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Plaque in memory of William Symington
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A728.009
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Correspondence and General arrangement plan of the Charlotte Dundas
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1999-078-001
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Charlotte Dundas - illustration of
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1999-078-002
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Charlotte Dundas - illustration of
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1999-078-003
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Symington's engine for Patrick Miller's paddle boat - illustration
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