What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Sailed from Yarmouth Roads on 9th October 1793 HMS Lutine with 250 passangers/crew and a cargo of gold and silver valued at £2,000,000 and sank off the Frisian Islands with only one survivor. The Lutine Bell now hang in Lloyd's of London Recorded plaque organisation: Great Yarmouth Local History and Archaeological Society.
HMS Lutine was a British frigate that sank in 1793 while carrying a valuable cargo; its bell is now housed at Lloyd's of London, serving as a symbol and signaling device during emergency situations.
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