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Vessel America (Schooner)
Corporate Name Clifton Productions
DateCirca 1922
MediumSilver Gelatin Print
Dimensions8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm)
Object number1983.42.11
Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum
Descriptionentry from logbook of Ship AMERICA, Friday, January 9th 1863, talks of discovering George Welden to be a woman
On View
Not on view
Image Not Available for [Barney Family Papers :
[Barney Family Papers :
Barney family
1836-1929
2001.100.11165_Box List.pdf
KWM Loose Manuscript Collection
1725-1960
Image Not Available for [Rounsevell family papers :
[Rounsevell family papers :
Rounsevell, Walter S.,--1813-1853
1729-1859
Image Not Available for KWM Whaling History Symposiums
KWM Whaling History Symposiums
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Untitled
America (Schooner)
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Untitled
America (Yacht)
1921/09
Image Not Available for [Dick Russell Papers :
[Dick Russell Papers :
Russell, Dick
1806-2011
Image Not Available for Journal of the Fenelon (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., and Solomon Saltus (Bark) of Fall River, Mass., mastered by John K. L. Smith and James C. Stafford, kept by James C. Stafford, on two voyages from 11 July 1837 - 3 September 1850
Journal of the Fenelon (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., and Solomon Saltus (Bark) of Fall River, Mass., mastered by John K. L. Smith and James C. Stafford, kept by James C. Stafford, on two voyages from 11 July 1837 - 3 September 1850
Fenelon (Ship)
1837-1850
Logbook of the Alcyone (Schooner) of Provincetown, Mass., mastered by Antone E. Mello and Colin A. Stevenson, keeper unknown, on voyages from 1888 August 15-1894 September 11
Logbook of the Alcyone (Schooner) of Provincetown, Mass., mastered by Antone E. Mello and Colin A. Stevenson, keeper unknown, on voyages from 1888 August 15-1894 September 11
Alcyone (Schooner)
1888-1894
Logbook of the Herald (ship), Hecla (bark), Petrel (bark), Ohio (bark), of New Bedford, Mass., and Rose Pool (bark), of Edgartown, Mass., mastered by Seth Nickerson, John R. Sturgis, Frederick Howland Smith, and Alexander P. Fisher, kept by Frederick Howland Smith, on five voyages from1878 October 6-1878 October 6
Logbook of the Herald (ship), Hecla (bark), Petrel (bark), Ohio (bark), of New Bedford, Mass., and Rose Pool (bark), of Edgartown, Mass., mastered by Seth Nickerson, John R. Sturgis, Frederick Howland Smith, and Alexander P. Fisher, kept by Frederick Howland Smith, on five voyages from1878 October 6-1878 October 6
Herald (Ship)
1861-1878
Image Not Available for [Bartholomew Gosnold (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass. mastered by W.H. Poole and then James H. Hammond, keeper Silas Pope, on voyage 23 April 1881 - 5 October 1885],
[Bartholomew Gosnold (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass. mastered by W.H. Poole and then James H. Hammond, keeper Silas Pope, on voyage 23 April 1881 - 5 October 1885],
Bartholomew Gosnold (Bark)
Image Not Available for [America (Ship) of Hudson, N.Y., mastered by Shubael Cottle, keeper unknown, on voyage 3 August 1830 - 23 April 1833],
[America (Ship) of Hudson, N.Y., mastered by Shubael Cottle, keeper unknown, on voyage 3 August 1830 - 23 April 1833],
America (Ship)

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