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Captain Benjamin Franklin Carver I

Benjamin Franklin Carver I was the son of Isaac Carver II & Hannah Nichols Carver. He was born September 4,1806, in Searsport, Maine, and died in Brooklyn, New York, October 27,1891. He commanded the Brig Kentucky, 1833-40; the Ship B. Aymar (when built in 1840); the Ship Charter Oak, 1854; and the Ship Henry S. Sanford.

Captain Albert Nickels Blanchard

Albert Nickels Blanchard was the son of William H. Blanchard & Clara E. Pendleton Blanchard. Captain Blanchard was born September 25, 1868 (at sea) and died March 12, 1928, in Brooklyn, New York. The vessels he commanded included the Bark Herbert Black, 1890-95; the Bark Puritan, 1896-97, 1900-01; the Ship Bangalore, 1897-98, 1900, 1901-04, 1905, 1906; the S.S. Banes, 1904-05 (fruiter of the Jamaica Line); and the Ship Governor Robie.

Yokohama

Hand-tinted photograph of Yokohama, in a lacquer album with mother-of-pearl inlay. Book of Japanese photographs.

Yacht Eagle

The sloop yacht Eagle at North Haven, Maine. Behind the sloop is the schooner Greyhound of North Haven.

Wooden Construction around a Ship's Hatch

This diagram shows the structure that supports the mast where it goes through the deck and the cargo hatch.

From Capt. H. Paasch, Illustrated Marine Encyclopedia, 1890, Plate 14.

Woodboat for Lime Kilns

Schooner from Saint John, New Brunswick, unloading cordwood in Rockport for the lime kilns.

Woman Watching for a Ship

Unidentified woman (perhaps Aunt Annie Adams) looking out possibly from the Montgomery residence in East Boothbay, Maine. A four masted schooner lies in the background.

Windjammer Mattie in Bucks Harbor

Windjammer schooner Mattie at anchor in Bucks Harbor on a foggy morning. Two other schooners in the windjammer fleet are in the distance.

Waymouth Lighthorseman Reconstruction Rowing

This reconstruction of George Waymouth's Lighthorseman pulling boat was built by the Atlantic Challenge Apprenticeshop to help researchers better understand where Waymouth had gone on his 1605 excursion from Allen Island. Some say he went up the St. George River and others say he made it to the mouth of the Penobscot River. Here her crew is trialing her, prior to rowing and sailing from Allen Island up to the Penobscot River mouth and back in 24 hours.

Vinalhaven Granite Quarry

A view of a large granite quarry on Vinalhaven.

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