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[Logbook of the Corinthian (Ship), of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Valentine Lewis, kept by H.A. Lake, Valentine Lewis, and David R. Fraser, on voyage from 1862 Aug. 30-1866 Apr. 21]

Item Details

Creator: Corinthian (Ship); Fraser, David R., logkeeper; Lake, H. A., logkeeper; Lewis, Valentine, 1829-1893, logkeeper
Subjects: Addison (Bark), Alice Bell, Almira (Ship), Arctic Ocean--Description and travel, Arnolda (Ship), Barnstable (Ship), Benjamin Cummings (Bark), Braganza (Bark), Brunswick (Ship), C.A. Farnsworth (Schooner), California (Ship), Cambridge (Bark), Camilla (Bark), Cape Horn Pigeon (Bark), Cleone (Bark), Congress (Ship), Dreadnaught (Ship), Edward Cary (Ship), Electra (Ship), Eliza Adams (Ship), Emily Morgan (Ship), Europa (Ship : 1851-1876), Europa (Ship : built 1849), Fanny (Bark), G. & M. Howland (New Bedford, Mass.), Gay Head (Ship), Gazelle (Ship), General Williams (Ship), George Howland (Ship), Governor Troup (Ship), Gratitude (Bark), Gypsy (Bark), Hector (Ship : 1818-1866), Helen Snow (Bark), Hercules (Bark), Illustrations, Isaac Howland (Ship)., James Maury (Ship), Jireh Perry (Ship), John Howland (Ship), Joseph Maxwell (Bark), Josephine (Ship : 1856-1876), Lagoda (Bark), Logbooks, Matilda Sears (Bark), North Pacific Ocean--Description and travel, Seafaring life, Ships--Equipment and supplies, Voyages and travels, Whalers (Persons), Whales, Whaling masters, Whaling--Massachusetts--New Bedford
Collections: Whaling Collections
Contributor: New Bedford Whaling Museum
Date: 1862
Language: eng
Referring Collections: newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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