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Logbook of the William Baylies (Steamer), of San Francisco, CA, mastered by Stephen F. Cottle, kept by G.F. Tilton, on voyage from 1901 March 12-1901 November 4

Item Details

Creator
William Baylies (Steamer), William Baylies (Steamer), Cottle, Stephen F., Tilton, G. F.
Subjects
Alaska Natives, Arctic Ocean--Description and travel, Barrow, Point (Alaska)--Description and travel, Bering Sea--Description and travel, Bowhead whale, Colville River (Alaska)--Description and travel, Cottle, Stephen F., Crew lists, Diomede Islands (Alaska and Russia)--Description and travel, Dutch Harbor (Alaska)--Description and travel, Hand-to-hand fighting, Herschel Island (Yukon)--Description and travel, Lewis, William, Lisburne, Cape (Alaska)--Description and travel, Logbooks, Nome, Cape (Alaska : Cape)--Description and travel, North Pacific Ocean--Description and travel, Pacific Ocean--Description and travel, Point Hope (Alaska)--Description and travel, Punishment, Saint Michael (Alaska)--Description and travel, Seafaring life, Shipwrecks, Smyth, Cape (Alaska)--Description and travel, Voyages and travels, Whalers (Persons), Whales, Whaling masters, Whaling--California--San Francisco
Collections
Whaling Collections
Contributor
New Bedford Whaling Museum
Date
1901
Language
English
Referring Collections
newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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