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Bathing room in the five-masted schooner H.K. HALL, Puget Sound, Washington, ca. 1904.
1. Bathing room in the five-masted schooner H.K. HALL, Puget Sound, Washington, ca. 1904.
British four-masted bark SAMARITAN at anchor, Commencement Bay, Washington, ca. 1904.
2. British four-masted bark SAMARITAN at anchor, Commencement Bay, Washington, ca. 1904.
Cabin aboard the four-masted British bark LYNTON, Puget Sound, Washington, ca. 1904.
3. Cabin aboard the four-masted British bark LYNTON, Puget Sound, Washington, ca. 1904.
Cabin on the bark BALMORAL, Washington, ca. 1904.
4. Cabin on the bark BALMORAL, Washington, ca. 1904.
Capt. Alex Teschner beside the wheel of the three-masted German bark PERA, Port Blakely, Washington,
5. Capt. Alex Teschner beside the wheel of the three-masted German bark PERA, Port Blakely, Washington, 1901.
Crew member seated at a desk in one the interior cabins of the four-masted British bark GRENADA, Washington,
6. Crew member seated at a desk in one the interior cabins of the four-masted British bark GRENADA, Washington, ca. 1904.
Crew on the deck of the bark EURASIA, probably Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1904.
7. Crew on the deck of the bark EURASIA, probably Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1904.
Deck of the four-masted British bark GRENADA, Washington, ca. 1904.
8. Deck of the four-masted British bark GRENADA, Washington, ca. 1904.
Five-masted schooner GEORGE E. BILLINGS at anchor in unidentified harbor, Washington, ca. 1904.
9. Five-masted schooner GEORGE E. BILLINGS at anchor in unidentified harbor, Washington, ca. 1904.
Five-masted schooner GEORGE E. BILLINGS at anchor, Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1904.
10. Five-masted schooner GEORGE E. BILLINGS at anchor, Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1904.
Five-masted schooner GEORGE E. BILLINGS on drydock at the Hall Brothers Shipyard, Port Blakely, Washington,
11. Five-masted schooner GEORGE E. BILLINGS on drydock at the Hall Brothers Shipyard, Port Blakely, Washington, 1903.
Five-masted schooner H.K. HALL at anchor, Tacoma, Washington, ca. 1902.
12. Five-masted schooner H.K. HALL at anchor, Tacoma, Washington, ca. 1902.
Five-masted schooner SNOW & BURGESS at anchor with log boom in foreground, Port Blakely, Washington,
13. Five-masted schooner SNOW & BURGESS at anchor with log boom in foreground, Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1904.
Four masted bark at the Northwestern Improvement Co. dock, Tacoma, Washington, ca. 1900.
14. Four masted bark at the Northwestern Improvement Co. dock, Tacoma, Washington, ca. 1900.
Four-masted bark ASIE capsized at dock, Portland, Oregon, ca. 1900.
15. Four-masted bark ASIE capsized at dock, Portland, Oregon, ca. 1900.
Four-masted bark DRUMMUIR anchored probably at Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1900.
16. Four-masted bark DRUMMUIR anchored probably at Port Blakely, Washington, ca. 1900.
Four-masted bark FORTEVIOT at anchor in Commencement Bay, Tacoma, Washington, ca. 1904.
17. Four-masted bark FORTEVIOT at anchor in Commencement Bay, Tacoma, Washington, ca. 1904.
Four-masted bark GLENERICHT at anchor, Washington, ca. 1904.
18. Four-masted bark GLENERICHT at anchor, Washington, ca. 1904.
Four-masted bark ITALIA at anchor at dock, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1904.
19. Four-masted bark ITALIA at anchor at dock, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1904.
Four-masted bark LYNTON on drydock at Hall Brothers Shipyard, Eagle Harbor, Kitsap Peninsula, Washington,
20. Four-masted bark LYNTON on drydock at Hall Brothers Shipyard, Eagle Harbor, Kitsap Peninsula, Washington, ca. 1901.
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