Wooden tea clipper built in 1856 by Alexander Hall & Sons, Aberdeen, at a cost of £21.655. Dimensions: 204'0"×35'3"×21'0" and tonnage: 1185 tons OM, 853 tons, and 776 tons under deck.
Robin Hood was a tea clipper built by Alexander Hall and Sons, in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1856. The ship’s best known commander was Capt. Cobb. The ship is remembered for a 107 day passage to San Francisco
- 1856
- Launched at the shipyard of Alexander Hall & Sons, Aberdeen, for James Beazley. Captain George Cobb.
- 1857 August 6 - November 30
- Sailed from Shanghai to London in 116 days. Captain G. Cobb.
- 1858 September 9 - December 17
- Sailed from Foochow to London in 99 days with 1.032.660 lbs of tea. Captain G. Cobb.
- 1859
- Sailed from Scilly Island to Hong Kong in 102 days.
- 1859 October 1 - London 16
- Sailed from Whampoa to London in 107 days. Captain G. Cobb.
- 1860 July 19 - November 20
- Sailed from Foochow to London in 124 days. Captain G. Cobb.
- 1861 June 14 - October 14
- Sailed from Foochow to Liverpool in 122 days. Captain G. Cobb.
- 1862 May 29 - October 13
- Sailed from Foochow to London in 137 days. Captain J. Mann.
- 1863 June 4 - October 4
- Sailed from Foochow to London in 122 days. Captain J. Mann.
- 1864 June 6 - October 6
- Sailed from Foochow to London in 122 days. Captain J. Darlington.
- 1864 November 22
- Sunk off Dungeness in a collision with the ship Spirit of Ocean.