Glenlee (ship)

*Glenlee*
	Glenlee as Galatea in 1922 at Cartagena Harbour
History
United Kingdom
Name	Glenlee (1896–1898); Islamount (1898–1919);
Owner	Archibald Sterling and Co Ltd, Glasgow (1896-1898); Islamount Sailing Ship Co Ltd (Robert Ferguson & Co), Dundee (1898-1905); Flint Castle Shipping Co Ltd (Robert Thomas & Co), Liverpool (1905-1918); John Stewart & Co, London (1918-1919);
Port of registry	Port Glasgow (1896-1898); Dundee (1898-1905); Liverpool (1905-1918); London (1918-1919);
Builder	Anderson Rodger & Company, Bay Yard, Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Cost	£24,000 (1896)
Yard number	324
Launched	3 December 1896
Maiden voyage	13 December 1896
Fate	Sold 1919
Italy
Name	Clarastella
Owner	Società Italiana di Navigazione Stella d'Italia
Port of registry	Genoa
Acquired	1919
Fate	Sold 1922
Spain
Name	Galatea
Owner	Escuela Naval Militar de Oficiales, Spanish Navy
Acquired	1922
Homeport	Ferrol (1922-1981); Seville (1981-1993);
Fate	Sold 1993
United Kingdom
Name	Glenlee
Owner	Clyde Maritime Trust, Glasgow
Acquired	1993
Homeport	Glasgow
Status	Museum ship
General characteristics
Type	Three-masted barque
Tonnage	1,613 gross register tons (GRT); 1,488 NRT;
Displacement	c. 2,990 tons
Length	201 ft (61 m) LBP; 282 ft (86 m) LOA; 223 feet (68 m) LOD (length on deck); 245.5 feet (74.8 m) LOH (length of hull);
Beam	37.5 ft (11.4 m)
Depth of hold	22.5 ft (6.9 m)

Glenlee is a steel-hulled three-masted barque, built as a cargo ship at Port Glasgow under that name in 1896 for Glasgow owners. With later owners she was named Islamount and Clarastella.^[1] From 1922 she was the sail training ship Galatea in the Spanish Navy. Since 1993, carrying her original name, Glenlee has been a museum ship at the Riverside Museum on Pointhouse Quay, Glasgow, known as The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour.

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History
Glenlee as Galatea in 1922 at Cartagena Harbour
United Kingdom
Name	Glenlee (1896–1898) Islamount (1898–1919)
Owner	Archibald Sterling and Co Ltd, Glasgow (1896-1898) Islamount Sailing Ship Co Ltd (Robert Ferguson & Co), Dundee (1898-1905) Flint Castle Shipping Co Ltd (Robert Thomas & Co), Liverpool (1905-1918) John Stewart & Co, London (1918-1919)
Port of registry	Port Glasgow (1896-1898) Dundee (1898-1905) Liverpool (1905-1918) London (1918-1919)
Builder	Anderson Rodger & Company, Bay Yard, Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Cost	£24,000 (1896)
Yard number	324
Launched	3 December 1896
Maiden voyage	13 December 1896
Fate	Sold 1919
Italy
Name	Clarastella
Owner	Società Italiana di Navigazione Stella d'Italia
Port of registry	Genoa
Acquired	1919
Fate	Sold 1922
Spain
Name	Galatea
Owner	Escuela Naval Militar de Oficiales, Spanish Navy
Acquired	1922
Homeport	Ferrol (1922-1981) Seville (1981-1993)
Fate	Sold 1993
United Kingdom
Name	Glenlee
Owner	Clyde Maritime Trust, Glasgow
Acquired	1993
Homeport	Glasgow
Status	Museum ship
General characteristics
Type	Three-masted barque
Tonnage	1,613 gross register tons (GRT) 1,488 NRT
Displacement	c. 2,990 tons
Length	201 ft (61 m) LBP 282 ft (86 m) LOA 223 feet (68 m) LOD (length on deck) 245.5 feet (74.8 m) LOH (length of hull)
Beam	37.5 ft (11.4 m)
Depth of hold	22.5 ft (6.9 m)