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[Martha (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by James E. Stanton, keeper unknown, on voyage 5 October 1872 - 20 November 1874],

Item Details

Creator: Martha (Bark)
Subjects: --Drinking of alcoholic beverages, Abraham Barker (Bark), Accidents, Addison (Bark), Adeline (Ship), Albion (Bark), Barter, Blue whale, California (Ship), Callao (Bark), Chence (Bark), Coopers and cooperage, Coral (Bark), Crowninshield (Bark), Death, Description and travel, Desertion, Naval, Dominiga, Henry Luis A, Drowning, Ducks, Eliza (Bark), Emma C. Jones (Ship), Equipment and supplies, Finback whale, French Polynesia, Grampus (Mammals), Hadley (Ship), Hand-to-hand fighting, Humpback whale, Hunter (Bark), Hurricanes, Indigenous peoples, Islands, Bay of (N.Z.), John Howland (Bark), Knife fighting, L'Esperance Rock, Lagoda (Bark), Lochnager (Bark), Lunar eclipses, Maintenance and repair, Marine accidents, Mary Frazier (Bark), Massachusetts, Motion sickness, New Bedford, New Zealand, Niger (Ship), Niue, Osmanli (Bark), Pacific Ocean, Porpoises, Punishment, Rainbow (Bark), Rama, Manuel, Religion, Resuscitation, Robert Janus (Ship), Russell (N.Z.), Seafaring life, Sightings and encounters, Sperm whale, Squids, Stab wounds, Stanton, James E, Sunfishes, Swift & Allen (New Bedford, Mass.), Tuamotu Archipelago (French Polynesia), Voyages and travels, Whalers (Persons), Whaling, Whaling masters, Whaling ships, Wounds and injuries
Collections: Whaling Collections
Contributor: New Bedford Whaling Museum
Language: English
Referring Collections: newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, regionaldigitizationmass, americana

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