Cutty Sark

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clipper ship historic ship museum ship

Cutty Sark is a famous 19th-century British clipper ship preserved as a museum ship and historic landmark in London.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	clipper ship → historic ship → museum ship →
acquiredAsTrainingShip	1922 →
beam	about 11 metres →
builder	Dumbarton → Scott & Linton →
category	Grade I listed museum ships → museum ships in London → tall ships → tea clippers →
country	United Kingdom →
designer	Hercules Linton →
draught	about 6.4 metres →
fireIncident	2007 Cutty Sark fire →
flag	United Kingdom →
function	naval training ship →
heritageDesignation	Grade I listed building → National Historic Fleet →
inception	1869 →
launchDate	1869 →
length	about 85 metres overall →
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Royal Borough of Greenwich →
location	England → Greenwich → London → United Kingdom →
materialUsed	iron frame → wooden hull planking →
namedAfter	short chemise in Robert Burns poem "Tam o' Shanter" →
openedToPublic	1957 →
operator	Cutty Sark Trust →
originalUse	tea clipper →
owner	Cutty Sark Trust →
partOf	Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site →
portOfRegistry	London →
propulsion	sail →
restoration	major restoration completed 2012 →
retiredFromCommercialService	early 20th century →
rigging	full-rigged ship →
serviceEntry	1870 →
status	museum ship → tourist attraction →
subsequentUse	wool trade ship →
tonnage	about 963 GRT →
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite	Maritime Greenwich →
visitorFacility	exhibition galleries → interpretive displays →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Greenwich → Maritime Greenwich → Royal Borough of Greenwich ("Cutty Sark (ship)") →	contains
Greenwich → Greenwich, Kent, England → South East London →	hasLandmark
Greenwich Park → Greenwich town centre → Old Royal Naval College →	near
Queen Mary ("Blue Riband") →	awarded
Cutty Sark ("2007 Cutty Sark fire") →	fireIncident
Greenwich railway station →	locatedNear
Cutty Sark DLR station →	namedAfter
Cutty Sark DLR station ("Cutty Sark (ship)") →	nearby
Cutty Sark ("Cutty Sark Trust") →	operator
Cutty Sark ("Cutty Sark Trust") →	owner