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There have been several ships known as HMS Conway since 1804. most famously, the name HMS Conway refers to the HMS Conway School Ship established in 1859. She was wrecked in 1953 and the wreck burned to the waterline in 1956; the school continued on dry land as a " stone frigate " until 1974.

HMS Conway Castle (1854), a 54 ton Irish Gun Vessel hired to fight France.
HMS Conway (1813)
HMS Conway (1820)
HMS Conway (1825)
HMS Conway (1832) "The first"
HMS Conway (1832), in 1861 became HMS Winchester
HMS Conway (1861-1876) previously HMS Winchester , later HMS Nile and then Mount Edgecombe.
HMS Conway (1876-1953), previously HMS Nile from 1826 – 1876.

See also: USS Conway

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