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Journal of the California (Bark) of San Francisco, Calif., mastered by Horace P. Smith, kept by Marian S. Smith, on voyage from 1898 December 1-1899 November 16

Item Details

Creator
California (Bark), California (Bark), Smith, Horace P., Smith, Marian S.
Subjects
--Hakodate, Port of (Japan)--Description and travel, Accidents, Ambergris, Blue whale, Bonin Islands (Japan)--Description and travel, Charles W. Morgan (Bark)--Sightings and encounters, Columbine (Steam bark)--Sightings and encounters, Cosgrove, Martin J.--Death and burial, Drowning, Drowning victims, Finback whale, First Chishince (Schooner)--Sightings and encounters, Hawaii--Description and travel, Humpback whale, Karluk (Steam brigantine)--Sightings and encounters, Killer whale, Lewis, William--(Shipowner), Marine accidents, Okhotsk, Sea of--Description and travel, Pacific Ocean--Description and travel, Pohnpei (Micronesia)--Description and travel, Right whale, Saipan (Northern Mariana Islands)--Description and travel, Seafaring life, Smith, Horace P., Sperm whale, Tinian (Northern Mariana Islands)--Description and travel, Whalers (Persons)--Death, Whalers' spouses, Whaling masters, Whaling--California--San Francisco, Women and the sea
Collections
Whaling Collections
Date
1898
Language
English
Referring Collections
newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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