The United States Wooden Schooner ‘Grace A. Martin’, 3129 Tons, Under Sail. The United States Continued

The United States wooden schooner ‘Grace A. Martin’, 3129 tons, under sail. The United States continued to build multi-masted wooden schooners and barquentines until the early years of the twentieth century. Many such vessels visited Australia timber laden.

state library of south australia [PRG 1373/1/64]

More Posts from Mammothtech and Others

mammothtech

4 years ago

The one and only... JFK

269 notes View Post

mammothtech

3 years ago

218 notes View Post

mammothtech

5 years ago

Building of schooner Bluenose, Smith and Rhuland’s Shipbuilding yards, Lunenburg, NS W.R. MacAskill Nova Scotia Archives accession no. 1987-453 no. 1593

22 notes View Post

mammothtech

2 years ago

328 notes View Post

mammothtech

4 years ago

by Clare Elsaesser

17K notes View Post

mammothtech

2 years ago

806 notes View Post

mammothtech

5 years ago

Working on a yacht at Marblehead Pier Leslie Jones, 1933 Leslie Jones Collection, Boston Public Library Print Department Accession # 08_06_013120 (CC BY-NC-ND)

9 notes View Post

mammothtech

1 year ago

22 notes View Post

mammothtech

5 years ago

Off Marblehead Leslie Jones, 1932 Boston Public Library, Print Department, Leslie Jones Collection Accession # 08_06_012845 (CC BY-NC-ND)

59 notes View Post

mammothtech

5 years ago

Joann was designed by L Francis Herreshoff with help of its owner, Waldo Brown…built in Lynn in 1924.. Owned in the 1950s by the actor Sterling Hayden, and still around… photo in Marblehead by WB Jackson.

152 notes View Post