Harold D. Huycke collection - Calisphere

A guide to the Harold D. Huycke 

collection, 1868-2007 

http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8542mw9 

No online items 

A guide to the Harold D. Huycke collection, 1868-2007 

Processed by: Historic Documents Department Staff: Edward LeBlanc, Amy Croft and M. Crawford. 

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 

Building E, Fort Mason 

San Francisco, CA 94123 

Phone: 415-561-7030 

Fax: 415-556-3540 

SAFR_Historic_Documents@nps.gov 

URL: http://www.nps.gov/safr 

2012 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 1

A Guide to the Harold D. Huycke collection 

HDC1600 

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, National Park Service 

2012, National Park Service 

Title: Harold D. Huycke collection 

Date: 1868-2007 

Identifier/Call Number: HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 

Creator: Huycke, Harold D. 

Physical Description: 213 linear feet 

Repository: San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Historic Documents Department 

Building E, Fort Mason 

San Francisco, CA 94123 

Abstract: The Harold D. Huycke collection, 1868-2007 (SAFR 22224, HDC 1600) consists of the papers of maritime historian Harold Huycke 

as well as papers and records he collected from other individuals and organizations involved in maritime history. The majority of the 

collection has been processed to the file unit level while the photographs have been mostly processed to the item level. The collection is 

open for use however see the section on Access for restricted material. 

Physical Location: San Francisco Maritime NHP, Historic Documents Department 

Language(s): In English. 

Access 

This collection is open for use unless otherwise noted. Physcial access to the original nitrate film and glass plate negatives are restricted and 

digital copies are available for access. 

Some of the textual records in Series 1-10 have privacy and use restrictions that are drescribed in the file unit scope and content note. 

Publication and Use Rights 

Some material may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the researcher's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions 

when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections. 

Processing Note 

Note on Description: The descriptions in this collection guide were compiled using the best available sources of information. Such sources 

include the creator's annotations or descriptions, collection accession files, primary and secondary source material and subject matter 

experts. While every effort was made to provide accurate information, in the event that you find any errors in this guide please contact the 

reference staff in order for us to evaulate and make corrections to this guide. P lease cite the title and collection number in any 

correspondence with our staff. 

The manuscript portion was processed by Edward LeBlanc. The oral histories, photographs and media in series 11 and 12 were processed 

by Amy Croft and M. Crawford with some assistance from Lauren Bianchi. The front matter was written by Amy Croft and M. Crawford. 

Separated Material: 

The San Francisco Maritime Museum created copies of oral history audio cassettes for Harold D. Huycke and these were received with the 

Harold Huycke collection. Some of these oral histories had originally been recorded by Huycke and donated to the San Francisco Maritime 

Museum oral history collection. Huycke gave some of these copied tapes his own index number and created a description of the subjects 

covered in the interviews. This information can be found in Huycke's index (see Series 11: Oral Histories). This index remains in this 

collection because it was created by Huycke and also because it contains information about some of the other oral histories in this collection 

that are not found in the San Francisco Maritime NHP. 

The following list of user audio cassettes are copy tapes, were not indexed by Harold and do not contain any additional information as to the 

content of the interviews. They have been transferred back to the San Francisco Maritime Museum Oral History collection as additional user 

copies: Don Austin, (OHC UCC 70a-b); Charles E. Bywater, (OHC UCA 83a-f); Gus Carlson, (OHC UCC 87a-b); Craig (OHC UCA 30a); 

Ottmar Friz, (OHC UCC 73a-b); August Jacobs, (OHC UCC 71a-e); J. A. T. Olesen, (OHC UCA 22); Thorwald Olesen, (OHC UCA 12a-n); 

Alfred Pearce, (OHC UCC 68a-b); Juan E. Salberto, (OHC UCC 32a-e); Dirk Visser, (OHC UCC 39a-d); Berthold Werder, (OHC UCA 9a-hh); 

Charles, L. Wheeler, (OHC OCC 74a-c). 

Preferred Citation 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 2

[Item description], [Location within collection organization identified by Collection Number/Series Number/File Unit Number/Item Number], 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224), Harold D. Huycke collection, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 

Acquisition Information 

SAFR-02093 

SAFR-02186 

The majority of the collection (SAFR-02093) was given directly to San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park in 2010 by Harold 

Huycke's wife after his death. Additional material (SAFR-02186) was later donated by the Huycke family in 2011. 

Historical or Biographical Note 

Captain Harold D. Huycke, Jr. was a maritime historian of the Pacific Coast. He was the author of many articles and the book, "To Santa 

Rosalia: Further and Back" (1970), a detailed history of a dozen German sailing ships detained in Mexico during the First World War. In 

1957, he was employed by the state of California to prepare, man and deliver the C.A. THAYER from Puget Sound to San Francisco, and 

she is now one of the San Francisco National Historical Park's historic vessels moored at Hyde Street Pier. Huycke was a research associate 

of the San Francisco Maritime Museum for 57 years and conducted hundreds of oral histories with seafaring men and some of their relatives 

to help document West Coast maritime history. 

Biography: Captain Harold D. Huycke was born in 1922 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, and moved to the Los Angeles area in 1930 where he 

graduated from University High School. He became acquainted with West Coast shipping history while fishing and working around the Santa 

Monica Pier and Santa Monica Bay fishing barges. He attended Occidental College, graduated from the California Maritime Academy in 

1944, and the University of Southern California in 1947. He went to sea on Liberty and Victory ships as a merchant seaman in the Pacific 

during and following World War II. After the war he continued to go to sea, rising in rank to chief mate, and obtaining his license, Unlimited 

Ocean, Master, Any Gross Tons. In 1952 he married Alice Marguerite Frost of Birmingham, Alabama after which they relocated to the West 

Coast where they had 3 children. Captain Huycke spent about 45 years in the shipping industry, at sea as mate and master and ashore as a 

cargo supervisor and later marine surveyor. His duties found him in San Francisco, the Pacific Northwest, Central America, British Columbia, 

and Hawaii working for various shipping companies including Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, States Marine Lines, States 

Marine-Isthmian Agency, Puget Sound Tug and Barge Company and Foss Launch and Tug Company. Between assignments at sea and 

ashore, Huycke was tapped by the State of California to purchase, refit and deliver the lumber schooner C.A. THAYER. This year long 

project culminated in a coastwise sailing voyage from the Puget Sound to San Francisco for which Huycke acted as bosun. Crew members 

included Karl Kortum. Around this time Huycke also surveyed the steam schooner TONGASS, ex. WAPAMA for the State of California. 

Beginning in 1973, he became an independent marine surveyor with a specialty in wooden vessels including wooden hulled U.S. Navy 

minesweepers. He retired from his surveying practice in 1991. 

(From David Hull's article listed below): For 60 years, Huycke's avocation was maritime history. With John Lyman, Karl Kortum, and John 

Kemble he was part of the first generation of maritime historians on the West Coast. Huycke has written and contributed to several books on 

maritime history. His largest published project was the book, TO SANTA ROSALIA, FURTHER AND BACK, a detailed history of a dozen 

German sailing vessels detained in a remote port in Mexico during World War I. He researched and wrote extensively on commercial sailing 

vessels including the Star Fleet of the Alaska Packers Association, steam schooners, Liberty and Victory ships, fishing barges and maritime 

businesses. Huycke located and collected primary source material and corresponded with hundreds of sailors, captains, collectors, and 

historians. He served as mentor and editor to many individuals, helping them to write and publish stories that would otherwise would not have 

been told. He conducted oral histories to preserve the stories of seafaring men and the vessels that they sailed on. 

His interest in preserving maritime history led him to become active in historical organizations and maritime museums in North American and 

throughout the world. Harold founded the North American section of the International Society of Cape Horners, an organization whose 

members have all sailed around Cape Horn in a commercial sailing vessel. Huycke served on the editorial board of the Puget Sound 

Maritime Historical Society's periodical, Sea Chest. He directed many donations to the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park over 

the years and some very important archival collections were acquired because of Huycke. 

Captain Huycke died in Edmonds, Washington on February 12, 2007. 

Sources: 

The Herald Everett, Washington. Captain Harold D. Huycke Jr. Obituary 

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/heraldnet/obituary.aspx?n=harold-d-huycke&pid=86546972 last accessed 6/13/2012 

Hull, David. End of an Era for West Coast Maritime History: Harold Huycke: 1922-2007, An Appreciation. Relative Bearings newsletter, no. 6 

(April 2007), p. 2-3. 

Huycke, Harold D. To Santa Rosalia Further and Back. Biography on inside cover jacket. 

Collection Scope and Content 

The Harold D. Huycke collection, 1868-2007 (SAFR 22224, HDC 1600) consists of the papers of maritime historian Harold Huycke as well as 

papers and records he collected from other individuals and organizations involved in maritime history. The majority of the collection has been 

processed to the file unit level while the photographs have been mostly processed to the item level. The collection is open for use however 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 3

see the section on Access for restricted material. 

Huycke's personal papers and the papers and records he collected include correspondence, diaries, logbooks, research notes, photographs, 

oral histories, manuscripts, corporate records, naval architectural plans and other materials that provide information about West Coast 

maritime activities in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Some of the collection is materials he produced and collected during his professional 

life as mate and master at sea, cargo superintendent and marine surveyor. There is a significant amount of material related to the research 

for his book, To Santa Rosalia: Further and Back, published in 1970, and materials associated with the publication of numerous articles, 

including a series of articles on the Star Fleet of the Alaska Packers Association. 

The collection contains Huycke's research notes and correspondence on a wide variety of topics of United States Pacific Coast maritime 

history including vessels, maritime businesses, sailors, merchant mariners, ports, cargo, historical organizations, marine art and 

photography. Vessel interests included square-riggers, schooners, steam schooners, Liberty ships, Victory ships, barges, tugboats and 

minesweepers. The collection contains information on specific vessels such as KAIULANI, ADA REHAN, TANGO, FALLS OF CLYDE, C.A. 

THAYER and WAWONA. Among the maritime business related entities are States Steamship Company, Twin Harbor Stevedore Company, 

Alaska Packers Association, States Marine Lines, Puget Sound Tug & Barge, and Weyerhaeuser Company. Also documented herein is 

Huycke's extensive involvement in historical organizations and museums that are related to maritime history such as AICH Cape Horners 

(Amicale internationale des capitaines au long-cours, Cap Horniers), Steamship Historical Society of America, Inc., North American Society 

for Oceanic History, Square Rigger Club, and San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (and its predecessor organizations). 

This collection also includes the manuscripts for Huycke's book, TO SANTA ROSALIA: FURTHER AND BACK, as well as correspondence, 

research notes, photographs and oral history audio cassette recordings created and used during the 15 years that he researched and wrote 

the book. These materials represent a wide variety of stories and perspectives, and illustrate Huycke's commitment to thorough research. 

The book is the history of a dozen German sailing vessels stranded at a remote port in Mexico during World War I. According to David Hull, 

Huycke's book: "chronicled the final flowering of the last great square-riggers on the face of the earth, and in so doing, [Harold Huycke] wrote 

the last sailing ship chapter of West Coast maritime history." 

Additionally, the collection includes documentation and photographs of Huycke's work restoring the C.A. THAYER and sailing on her from 

Puget Sound to San Francisco in 1957; and documentation of the sailing of the KAIULANI and the uprising of its crew (that included Karl 

Kortum) against Captain H.G. Wigsten in Hobart, Tasmania in the early 1940's. Source for quote: 

Hull, David. "End of an Era for West Coast Maritime History. Harold Huycke: 1922-2007, An Appreciation." Relative Bearings newsletter, no. 

6 (April 2007), p. 2-3. 

Collection Arrangement 

The collection is organized into 12 series: 1. Collected manuscripts and personal collections of others; 2. Subject files; 3. Vessels; 4. 

Maritime businesses; 5. Historical organizations and museums; 6. Correspondence; 7. Architectural drawings; 8. Labor Unions; 9. Marine 

survey records - general; 10. Wooden minesweepers; 11. Oral histories; 12. Photographs and audio visual material 

Manuscript Collections: 



Letters, 1955-1965, (HDC 102, SAFR 14310); 

Correspondence and notes 1900-1908, 1978, (HDC 1337, SAFR 21400); 

Manuscripts, circa 1960s-1970s, (HDC 1471, SAFR 21916). 

This material is located at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 

Photograph and Media Collections: 

Detail of a bucket rack and pig pen, deck of 4-masted bark, 1954. (P78-111a, SAFR 18574); 

Intered SAXONIA (cargo vessel) at Eagle Harbor postcards and copy negatives, 1914-1916. (P78-313a, SAFR 44); 

VORTIGERN (bark, 4m), Port Angeles, WA, circa 1890. (P78-489, SAFR 19528); 

SIERRA (steam schooner) hulk, Aberdeen, WA, 17 May 1979. (P79-208, SAFR 15018); 

C.A. THAYER restoration motion picture film, 1957. (P79-235, SAFR 15044); 

Capt. Harold Huycke and A.F. Raynaud in front of WAWONA at Lake Union Drydock, Seattle, WA, photoprint, 1980. (P80-137, 

SAFR 14760); 

MILDRED (schooner, 3m) under tow with hay and livestock, San Francisco Bay, ca. 1908. (P81-064, SAFR 14720); 

FRESNO (bark) windmill and UNDAUNTED (schooner, 5m), circa 1906. (P82-034, SAFR 19096); 

Photographs of PALMYRA (ship) and CHARLES F. CROCKER (barkentine), CHARLES F. CROCKER (barkentine) and W.F. 

JEWETT (schooner); GARTHSNAID (bark, 3m), and SEUTE DEERN (bark, 3m), ca. 1920-1930. (P82-083, SAFR 18427); 

Schooners FOREST DREAM and FOREST PRIDE in Lake Union, Seattle, WA, 1925-1926. (P82-131, SAFR 18112); 

Sloop and square-riggers, Oakland Estuary, ca. 1920. (P83-122a, AFR 401); 

ALPENA (schooner), ca. 1901-1945. (P85-105, SAFR 16804); 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 4



Olsen's Barge, Santa Monica, 1920-1940. (P86-011, SAFR 17053); 

RIDER VICTORY (freighter) and GOLDEN STATE (schooner, 3m) at San Pedro, Calif., 1947 Apr-Sep, (P99-002, SAFR 22079); 

Capt. Fred Scott portraits, former captain of the C.A. THAYER, 1914 and 1955. (P01-011, SAFR 19611); 

Karl Standke and detained German merchant fleet, Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico, ca. 1914-1918. (P05-014, SAFR 

20687) 

This material is located at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 

Subjects and Indexing Terms 

Minesweepers 

Historic ships 

Historic ships--Conservation and restoration 

Shipbuilding 

Steam schooners 

Barges 

Barks (Sailing ships) 

Maritime history 

Merchant mariners 

Lumber trade--Pacific Coast (U.S.) 

World War, 1914-1918 

World War, 1939-1945 

Maritime museums 

Freight and freightage 

Surveyors, Marine 

Sailing ships 

Huycke, Harold D. 

Klebingat, Fred 

Kortum, Karl 

McDonald, Captain P. A. (Patrick Alexander) 

Raynaud, Captain A. F. (Adrian Raynaud) 

Lyman, John R. 

Aker, Raymond 

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (Agency : U.S.) 

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (San Francisco, Calif.) 

San Francisco Maritime Museum 

Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) 

E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m) 

C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) 

Wawona (built 1897; ship, 3m) 

Weyerhaeuser Company 

States Steamship Company 

Alaska Packers Association 

Amicale internationale des capitaines au long-cours, Cap Horniers 

Steamship Historical Society of America 

Pacific Coast (U.S.) 

Santa Rosalia (Baja California Sur, Mexico) 

Pacific Northwest 

San Francisco (Calif.) 

Puget Sound (Wash.) 

Architectural drawings Author 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 5

Captain 

Merchant Mariners 

Superintendents 

Maritime Historian 

Authors 



Series 01. Collected manuscripts and personal collections of others, 1879-2007 (bulk 1940-2007) 

Extent: 518 folders 

Scope and Content Note 

This series contains items from Huycke's file cabinets labeled Biographies, Personnel. Huycke acquired 

these materials as part of his interest in the last of the square rigger and steamship sailors and vessels. 

Many of the collections herein are related to those who were involved with or who researched the last of 

the deep sea square riggers, coastwise schooners and steamships in the late 19th and 20th Centuries. 

Many of these individuals were authors in their own right and prepared manuscripts for Huycke to review 

prior to publication. Many of these manuscripts can be found here. The series also contains writings by 

Huycke that reference these materials. Contains extensive information on Gene Harrower, Fred 

Klebingat, John R. Lyman, Patrick Alexander MacDonald, Clarence Matson, and Adrian F. Raynaud. 

Arrangement 

Follows Huycke's original order which is roughly alphabetical. Depending on volume, Huycke grouped 

documents associated with individuals under one letter, e.g. "A" file; and in some instances subject 

persons were placed in their own file or files. 

Subseries 01.01. A-K, 1879-2005 (bulk 1945-2004) 



Biographical information primarily in alphabetical order, collected by Huycke. In certain cases Huycke 

grouped documents associated with individuals under one letter, e.g. "A" file; and in some instances 

subject persons were placed in their own file or files. 

Arrangement 

Original order maintained. Arranged loosely alphabetically. 

Box 101 File Unit 001. Names-lists, 1968-1977 

Extent: 1 folder. 


Lists of maritime personnel; lists of maritime-related publications and businesses; interview 

appointments. 

Box 101 File Unit 002. A, 1956-2002 



Interview transcripts notes, clippings, correspondence. 

Box 101 File Unit 003. Anderson, Nels (Capt.), 1965-1996 



Correspondence, notes, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 6



Box 101 File Unit 004. Arlom, Alvin (Interviews with K. Kortum), 1967-1985 

Box 101; Box 294 

(Flat drop-front 01) 





Interview transcripts, correspondence between Huycke and Karl Kortum. 

File Unit 005. B, 1958-1982 



Correspondence, clippings, notes. 

Box 101 File Unit 006. Barber, Larry Portland, Ore., 1901-1995, 1994-1996 



Clippings, correspondence. 

Box 101 File Unit 007. Birkholm Family, Frederick, Soren, Charles (Carl), etc., 1879-1995 



Correspondence, photocopies of photos and certificates, notes, original Record of Naturalization 

[1879], licenses. 

Box 101 File Unit 008. Beach, Edw. L. (Capt.) USS Memphis, undated 



Clippings. 

Box 101 File Unit 009. Bartos, Louis Sailmaker, 1989-1995 



Correspondence, sailmaking articles. 

Box 101 File Unit 010. Burgess, Robert H. 1913-2003, 2003 



Correspondence, memorial brochure. 

Box 101 File Unit 011. Bertonccini, John (Johnny the Painter) (Capt.), 1959-2002 



Brochures, correspondence,. 

Box 101 File Unit 012. Brown, Ray (Capt.) Bulline Line & friends, 1986-1995 



Correspondence, memorial brochure. 

Box 101 File Unit 013. Brastad, Erling (Capt.), 2001-2002 



Notes, correspondence, memorial brochure. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 7



Box 101 File Unit 014. Braynard, Frank, 1983-1996 





Postcards by Braynard, correspondence. 

Box 101 File Unit 015. Bowker, Francis E. (Capt.) (Biff), 1983-2000 



Correspondence, brochure, photographic prints. 

Box 101 File Unit 016. Bockstoce, John, 1973-1989 



Notes, clippings, articles by Bockstoce about the Bering Strait. 

Box 101 File Unit 017. Brown, C. W. (4mbk Flying Cloud, 1918), circa 1971-1977 



Photocopies of materials. 

Box 101 File Unit 018. Burmester, Heinz (1909-1991), 1991-2000 



Box 101 File Unit 019. C, 1932-2000 

Correspondence, biographical information, memorial brochure. 



Correspondence, clippings, notes, interview transcripts, photographic prints. 

Box 101 File Unit 020. Cahoon, Susan Quick, 1984-1989 



Handscripted letters from Susan Q. Cahoon to Adrian [unidentified last name] about Maine 

Maritime Museum, Edward Sewall, etc. 

Box 101 File Unit 021. Capell, Jack, undated 



Clipping. 

Box 101 File Unit 022. Chapman, Gordon (Capt.) (ship Mount Stewart), assemblage undated 



Photocopies of research materials. 

Box 101 File Unit 023. Clark, Geo. V. (Capt.) (Whitley Bay, UK), 1991 



Correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 8



Box 101 File Unit 024. Colton, Joseph Ferrell, circa 1995 





Passat, Moshulu information, biographical information, photocopy of manuscript. 

Box 101 File Unit 025. Connally, Wm. P. (Capt.) (States Lines), undated 



Box 101 File Unit 026. D, 1958-1998 

Autobiographical copy of manuscript, Lets Go to Sea by One Who Did. 



Correspondence, clippings, notes. 

Box 101 File Unit 027. Davison, Asa F. (Capt.) (see also Tango file), 1944-1996 



Notes, correspondence, clippings. 

Box 101 File Unit 028. Dean, Nick (No. Edgecombe, Maine), 2002-2005 




Box 101 File Unit 029. Dickerhoff, Jack, 1927-1972 



3 inch brass nameplate, interview notes, photographic prints. 

Box 101 File Unit 030. Dring, Harry, 1980-1989 



Clippings. 

Box 101 File Unit 031. E, 1960-2001 



Notes, interview transcripts, clippings, photographic prints. 

Box 101 File Unit 032. Edwards, Kenneth (Capt.)(Australia), 1999 



Photographic print, memorial brochure, correspondence. 

Box 101 File Unit 033. Eschen, (Capt.) James (1844-1914) (Eschen & Minor), 1974-2007 



Biographical information, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 9



Box 101 File Unit 034. Ehrhorn, Jack, 2005 






Box 102 File Unit 035. Eckert, (Capt.) Werner (also interview notes - Karl Kortum), 1964-1988 



Correspondence, biographical information. 

Box 102 File Unit 036. Egan, Douglas, 1989-2004 



Clippings, correspondence, notes, booklet of poetry. 

Box 102 File Unit 037. Endressen, Chris, Tom, Eno (Grays Harbor), 1957-1987 



Notes, interview transcripts, correspondence. 

Box 102 File Unit 038. Engle, Allen, 2001 



Box 102 File Unit 039. F, 1975-2005 

Clippings, photocopies of U.S. Coast Guard documents. 



Notes, clippings, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 102 File Unit 040. Fake, George, 1826-1914 (Capt.)(Courser, Quickstep), 1968-1995 




Box 102 File Unit 041. Flint, Dexter (Capt.) (articles, Dollar, Adm. Benson, etc.), 1984-1991 



Correspondence, photocopy of Admiral Benson manuscript. 

Box 102 File Unit 042. Foss history (Pete Campbell proposal to Am. Merc Mar. Hall/Fame), 1968-1988 



Correspondence, biographical information, memorial brochure. 

Box 102 File Unit 043. Flink, Constantin (Capt.), 1887-1975, 1942-1994 



Correspondence, notes, clippings, photocopies of professional documents, log [1942]. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 10



Box 102 File Unit 044. Flink, Constantin (Capt.), 1887-1975, assemblage undated 





Clippings, photocopies of professional documents,. 

Box 102 File Unit 045. Flink, Constantin (Capt.), 1887-1975, 1943-1998 



Correspondence, photocopies of research materials. 

Box 102 File Unit 046. Finch photos - albums (photocopies), 1996 



Notes, correspondence. 

Box 102 File Unit 047. Frothingham, John, 1921 - 2000, 2000 



Memorial service program. 

Box 102 File Unit 048. G, 1954-2006 



Biographical notes, interview transcripts, clippings. 

Box 102 File Unit 049. Genereaux, Captain Emile C. Jr. (autobiography, copyrighted), 1984-1999 



Correspondence, manuscript. 

Box 102 File Unit 050. Gillespie, James (Capt.) (Adelaide), 1991-2004 



Notes, correspondence, eulogy. 

Box 102 File Unit 051. Gellerman, Laurence (Capt.) (APL manuscripts, essays, letters), 1996-2002 



Box 102 File Unit 052. Geary, L.E. (Ted), 1993-1995 

Correspondence, copy of manuscript The Hardinig Fire, autobiographical information. 



Correspondence, notes, inventory of design plans, clippings. 

Box 102 File Unit 053. Grant, Gordon, 1976-1989 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 11



Box 102 File Unit 054. H, 1952-2002 





Clippings, notes. 

Box 102 File Unit 055. Halley, Morgiana P. (maritime ethnographer and folklorist), 1993-2003 




Box 102 File Unit 056. Hansen, Frederick (Dane, b. 1883), 1958-2005 



Correspondence, articles, clippings. 

Box 103 File Unit 057. Haskell, Mark (Capt.) (Deer Island, ME), 1994-2001 



Correspondence, notes. 

Box 103 File Unit 058. Hockett, Leiter, 1994-2006 



Manuscripts by Hockett, correspondence, memorial brochure. 

Box 103 File Unit 059. Hexum, Gunnar, 1904-1996, 1989-1999 



Photographic prints, notes, correspondence. 

Box 103 File Unit 060. Hill, Robert C. Articles, 1942-1975 



Clippings. 

Box 103 File Unit 061. Hemion, Austen books, library valuation, 1995 




Box 103 File Unit 062. Horka, Archie (Capt.), 1957-2003 



Notes, correspondence, articles and papers by Horka,. 

Box 103 File Unit 063. Hurd, Pete Stanwood, 1969-2002 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 12



Box 103 File Unit 064. Haviside, undated 





Note. 

Box 103 File Unit 065. Hoskins, Emmett interviews by K. Kortum, notes, 1974-1986 



Box 103 File Unit 066. I, 1970 

Note, correspondence, interview transcript. 



Note, clipping. 

Box 103 File Unit 067. Ivey, Wm. P. (Capt.), 1985 




Box 103 File Unit 068. J, 1948-1998 



Notes, clippings, interview transcripts, correspondence. 

Box 103 File Unit 069. Jones, Gordon 1919-2001, 1943-2001 



Articles by Jones, memorial card, notes, photocopy of handscripted diary, correspondence. 

Box 103 File Unit 070. Johnson, (Capt.) Jos. USA Ret. Derwent, etc., 1953-2000 



Box 103 File Unit 071. Johnson, Stanley, 2000 

Correspondence, notes, list of ships covered by Johnson's notebooks, clipping. 



Note, correspondence. 

Box 103 File Unit 072. Johnson, Donald (Capt.) letters, Grace Line history, D. Lillevand, etc., 1979-1992 



Box 103 File Unit 073. K, 1956-2005 

List of vessels served on, correspondence, memorial card. 



Notes, interview transcripts, clippings, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 13



Box 103 File Unit 074. Kooiman, Bill, 1991 





Photocopy of article on USS Stewart. 

Box 103 File Unit 075. Kortum, Karl 1917-1996 memorials, 1995-1996 



Original typescript eulogy written by Huycke with corrections, obituaries, correspondence, 

memorial service items, clippings, notes. 

Box 103 File Unit 076. Kleinschmidt, (Capt.) Jas. Summary, applications, etc., 1941-1993 



Box 103 File Unit 077. Kurzenbaum, Paul, 1990-2001 

Correspondence, photographs including of Kleinschmidt, notes, biographical information, resume. 




Box 103 File Unit 078. Karlsson, Karl Victor (Capt.) manuscript, 



Correspondence, monograph on Karlsson. 

Box 103 File Unit 079. Kortum, Karl papers, indexed & boxed, archives, San Francisco Maritime Museum 

Library, A, 1981-1998 



Magazine articles, correspondence with Lisbit Bailey at SFMNHP, archive records. 

Box 103 File Unit 080. Kortum, Karl papers, indexed & boxed, archives, San Francisco Maritime Museum 

Library, B, 1998 



Archive records. 

Subseries 01.02. Klebingat, Fred, 1889-1985 (bulk 1971-1985) 



This subseries includes draft articles, published articles, correspondence, photographs of Captain 

Fred Klebingat. 

Arrangement 

Original order maintained 

Box 104 File Unit 001. Klebingat, Fred (Capt.): essays, stories, articles, 1966-1988 



Various published articles and booklets by Klebingat, also a typescript story. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 14



Box 104 File Unit 002. Klebingat, Fred (Capt.) correspondence with Ernest K. Gann, 1954-1991 






Box 104 File Unit 003. Klebingat, Fred (Capt.), Peg Leg, 1985 



Copy of typescript. 

Box 104 File Unit 004. Klebingat, Fred (Capt.) photo album, 1917-1984 



Includes Falls of Clyde celebration [1984] photographic prints. 

Box 104 File Unit 005. Klebingat, Fred (Capt.) 1889-1985, clippings, letters, essays includes typescript bio 

by Huycke, 1954-1995 



Clippings, correspondence, autobiographical essay, notes, typescript draft obituary by Huycke, 

vessel list, interview transcripts. 

Box 104 File Unit 006. Klebingat, Fred, 1956-1967 



Correspondence with various individuals. 













Box 104 File Unit 010. Klebingat, Fred, 1974 








HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 15



Box 105 File Unit 012. Klebingat, Fred notes, correspondence, articles, etc. 1976-1975, 1975-1976 













Correspondence, articles, notes. 












Correspondence, articles. 





Subseries 01.03. L-Z, 1890-2007 (bulk 1940-2004) 



Contains files on individuals whose names begin with L-Z. 

Arrangement 

Original order maintained, loosely alphabetical. 

Box 105 File Unit 001. L, 1961-2004 



Notes, transcripts of interviews, photocopies of correspondence, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 16



Box 105 File Unit 002. Larsen, Chris T. (Capt.), assemblage undated 





Notes, clippings. 

Box 105 File Unit 003. Lee, Cyril Oliver (Capt.), Ole Lee (Capt.), Lee Family, 2001-2004 




Box 105 File Unit 004. Lundeberg, Harry 1901-1957, Biog. West Coast Sailor, 2001 



Photocopies, clippings. 

Box 105 File Unit 005. Luther, Philip (Capt.), 1999-2004 

Box 105; Box 294 




Notes, memorial service materials including Huycke essay,. 

File Unit 006. Lyman, Bob McCormick Steamship Co. Square Rigger Club Secy., 1971-1987 



Box 105 File Unit 007. M, 1959-2006 

Notes, slide show presentation (slide numbers and descriptions) to the National Maritime Museum 

of S.F. The Old Waterfront of San Francisco 1880-1920; slide shows to various clubs; inboard 

profile sketch used in presentation (separated to flat box); correspondence. 



Correspondence, clippings, notes, interview transcripts, photographic prints,. 

Box 105 File Unit 008. Morris - 4 brothers: Duncan, Thornton (Jumping Jack), Clifford and Maynard, 

1967-1973 



Box 106 File Unit 009. Macarthur, Walter, 1942-2006 

Letter Klebingat to Huycke, 5/27/1973; biographical information; interview transcripts. 



Correspondence, photocopy of article, A Tragedy of the Klondike Boom, Wreck of the Helen W. 

Almy by Macarthur, biographical notes, handscripted essay by Huycke, Walter Macarthur 

Recollection, Forty Three Years Later. 

Box 106 File Unit 010. Mattsson, Jarl (Capt.), 1933-1999 



Notes, correspondence, photographic prints and records, notes, inventories. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 17



Box 106 File Unit 011. Maury, Richard (Capt.) Tusitala, Victory Carriers, 1998 





Correspondence, interview transcripts. 

Box 106 File Unit 012. Masefield, John, 1967-1971 



Box 106 File Unit 013. Marzan, Waldemar (Capt.), 1997 

Correspondence between Susan Brown and Robert J. Browning, Sr., article reprint, clippings. 



Photocopies of certificates and licenses. 

Box 106 File Unit 014. Miner, John D. (Capt.), 1991-1992 



Papers from Sylvia Miner re. Local 80, and property; financial statements of Washington Street 

Marine Officers Corporation. 

Box 106 File Unit 015. Mitchell, Schuyler Colfax (Capt.), 1890-1989 



Notes, correspondence; includes photograph of passengers being loaded onto Irene (built 1900; 

schooner, 4m) see E06.01787. 

Box 106 File Unit 016. McManus, Thomas F., 1989 



Photocopy of annotated second draft of W.M.P. Dunne manuscript on McManus. 

Box 106 File Unit 017. Matson, William Matson Navigation Company, 1980 



Interview transcript corrections, biographical information, article photocopies. 

Box 106 File Unit 018. Montgomery, James 1879-1031, 1995 



Data from son, Vincent Montgomery, Australia. 

Box 106 File Unit 019. Meyer, Kurt Olaf (Capt.), 1923-1983 



Clippings, autobiographical article An Unforgettable Voyage, Meyer's diary My First Voyage to Sea 

as a Deckboy on Board a Sailing Vessel. 

Box 106 File Unit 020. MacKenzie, Roderick, assemblage undated 



Notes, clipping. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 18



Box 106 File Unit 021. Mont-Eton, O.W. (Capt.), 1979-1998 





Notes, via grandson, Norman Mont-Eton. 

Box 106 File Unit 022. Munsey, Malcolm (Capt.), 2005 



Correspondence with Kate Richardson, notes. 

Box 106 File Unit 023. Matthiesen, Hans (Capt.) Matson Nav. Co., 1977 



Clippings, notes. 

Box 106 File Unit 024. McMichael, David B. (Capt.) 1913-1992 Sea Star, 1943-2002 



Correspondence, biography, licenses, clippings, photographs. 

Box 106 File Unit 025. Manning, Theodore (Capt.) 1910-2004 States Marine Lines, 2004-2005 



Obituary, correspondence. 

Box 106 File Unit 026. Montgomery, Robert (Capt.), 1993-1994 and undated 



Incl. an image of Capt. Duncan Stewart Forbes. 

Box 106 File Unit 027. McNeal, Charles (Capt.) C.A. Thayer, etc., 1991 




Box 106 File Unit 028. McDonald, Dan J. (Capt.) 1881-1973 Prince Edward Island, 1965-1992 



Photographic print of McDonald, bio by Huycke, notes, autobiography. 

Box 106 File Unit 029. Muller, Charley (Bos'n), 1965-1971 



Synopsis of maritime activity, clippings. 

Box 106 File Unit 030. McCurdy, Horace W., 1960-1997 



Correspondence, clippings, memorial service brochure. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 19



Box 106 File Unit 031. Martignoni, Walter salvage master, engineer, 1 of 2, 1941-1997 





Includes marine salvage photographs of Corsair, City of Honolulu fire pictures, photos Ships Dad 

Designed and others; correspondence, clippings. 

Box 106 File Unit 032. Martignoni, Walter salvage master, engineer, 2 of 2, 1941-1997 



Includes marine salvage photographs of Corsair, City of Honolulu fire pictures, photos Ships Dad 

Designed and others; correspondence, clippings. 

Box 106 File Unit 033. Mellberg, Charles (Capt.) 1866-1957, 1956 and undated 



Notes, biography, photocopies. 

Box 106 File Unit 034. Moyes, Roy (Capt.), 1996-2002 



Box 106 File Unit 035. N, 1963-1990 

Correspondence, copies of articles, ship information. 




Box 106 File Unit 036. Newhall, Scott biogr. K. Kortum - 1990, 1990 



Biography. 

Box 107 File Unit 037. Nielsen, Niels A. (Capt.) 1883-1947, 1996 



Correspondence, biography, photocopies of documents. 

Box 107 File Unit 038. Nesdall, Andrew J., 1982-1997 



Correspondence, photographs. 

Box 107 File Unit 039. Nelson, 1967-1989 



Box 107 File Unit 040. O, 1964-1987 

Includes Nelson family, Charles Nelson Company, Nelson Steamship Company and James Tyson. 



Includes Roger Olmsted's memorial service brochure; notes photocopies. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 20



Box 107 File Unit 041. Oakley, William B. (Capt.), 1938-1991 





Aka Captain Wild Bill Oakley. File includes photo of Oakley. 

Box 107 File Unit 042. Olsborg, Gunnar (Capt.) 1986 autobiography, 1981-2000 



Autobiography, correspondence, memorial service brochure. 

Box 107 File Unit 043. Ottinger, Jay, 1992-2002 



Box 107 File Unit 044. P, 1956-1999 

Includes manuscript, The Motorboat Boys of the Tustumena or From Sturgeon Bay to Elliot Bay by 

Jay Ottinger; correspondence between Huycke and Ottinger. 



Includes A Boy's Christmas Vacation Aboard Balclutha: Melbourne to Newcastle, 1901 by Frank 

W. Paul; notes; clippings. 

Box 107 File Unit 045. Pedersen, Christian Theodore (Capt.) whaler, fur trader, Arctic, 1926-2003 



Aka Capt. C.T. Pedersen, clippings about his death by murder; notes; article by Pedersen, 

photographs. 

Box 107 File Unit 046. Pedersen, Adolph Eric Cornelius (Capt.), 1890-2003 



Aka Hell Fire Pedersen; Includes photos of Adolph Eric Pedersen and Leonard Roy Pedersen; 

notes, photographic prints, correspondence. 

Box 107 File Unit 047. Peasley, Ralph E. (Capt.) 1866-1948, 1926-1995 



Aka Capt. Matt Peasley, notes, correspondence, clippings. 

Box 107 File Unit 048. Parker, William James Lewis (Capt.), 2006 



Aka Lew Parker, correspondence, funeral talk and obituary. 

Box 107 File Unit 049. Pearson, Arthur discharges, misc., 1996 



Vessels Alice A. Leigh, H.K. Hall, from son Allan Robert Pearson, photocopies of documents. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 21



Box 107 File Unit 050. Prothero, Frank and Robert, 1986-1996 





Shipbuilding, boatbuilding, Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding, Prothero Boat Company. 

Box 107 File Unit 051. Piltz, Henry (Capt.); Piltz, John (Capt.); Piltz, George (Capt.), 1966-1998 



Biographical notes, correspondence,. 

Box 107 File Unit 052. Petersen, Peter H. (Capt.), 1955-1994 



Aka King Salmon Pete; Alaska Packers Association master. Interview. 

Box 107 File Unit 053. Peters, Theodore W. (Capt), Sr., 1995 



Box 107 File Unit 054. Q, 1965 

Worked for Standard Oil Co. of California; Dunsyre (ship). 



Clipping. 

Box 107 File Unit 055. Quick, Richard (Capt.), 1992-1993 and undated 



Box 107 File Unit 056. R, 1955-2005 

Edward Sewall (bark, 4m); Texaco; notes, photographic prints, article. 



Clippings, notes, obituaries; includes photocopies of Captain Leighton Robinson's collection of 

newspaper clippings. 

Box 107 File Unit 057. Reynard, Kenneth (Capt.), 1974-1989 



Correspondence, plaque design, photographs. 

Box 107 File Unit 058. Reynard, Pearl, 1995-1997 



Settling the estate of Captain Kenneth Reynard, book sale, clock sale, other items, records, 

expenses. 

Box 107 File Unit 059. Ries, Edward marine art, 1981 



Photocopies of articles, biography. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 22



Box 107 File Unit 060. Rosendal, Allan Edward (Capt.) 1894-1969, circa 1906-1969 





Box 107 File Unit 061. S, 1964-2006 

Photographic prints, notes and obituary of Al Rosendal. 



Clippings including obituaries, notes, obituaries, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 062. Sivertz, Bent, Gestur, 2000-2005 



Photocopies of biography, correspondence. 

Box 108 File Unit 063. Spaulding, Philip Field 1912-2005, 2005 



Obituaries, correspondence. 

Box 108 File Unit 064. Spreckels, Claus, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of book by Jacob Adler, 1966, pp. 87-127. 

Box 108 File Unit 065. Schmidt, Peter G. President, Marine Construction & Design Co., 1999 



Article, Fishing and Shipbuilding in Two Continents. 

Box 108 File Unit 066. Swanson, Eric, 1959-2002 



Sailor, model maker; includes interview transcript, 1959 concerning ship Wray Castle voyage 

1918-1919, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 067. Springer, Charles (Capt.), 1939-2000 



Includes A Portrait, high school English paper 1939-40, H.D. Huycke, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 068. Sievers, Henrik (Capt.), 1983-1997 



Correspondence, photocopies of documents, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 069. Scott, Frederick George (Capt.) 1876- 1955, 1914-2001 



Captain Fred Scott, master of C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), correspondence, notes, 

photographic prints,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 23



Box 108 File Unit 070. Smith, William (Capt.), 1917 and undated 





Master of Falls of Clyde (built 1878; ship, 4m) photographs, notes. 

Box 108 File Unit 071. Smith, Gail (Bainbridge Island), 2002-2003 



Obituaries, memorial service brochure. 

Box 108 File Unit 072. Shields, John Edward (Capt.), 1962-2002 



Box 108 File Unit 073. T, 1899-1996 

Codfish business, master of C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m); notes, clippings, photocopies 

of articles, memorial service brochure, obituaries. 



Photographic prints, clippings, biography Story of Capt. Tegge, notes, correspondence. 

Box 108 File Unit 074. Tulee, Charles Joseph (Capt.), 1928-2002 



Correspondence, photographic prints, notes, clippings, photocopies of documents. 

Box 108 File Unit 075. Thomsen, Niels Peter (Capt.) (USCG ret.), 1983-2007 



Excerpts from autobiography, correspondence. 

Box 108 File Unit 076. Todd, Bill (Shorey's), 1987-1990 



Poetry by John W. Todd; information about Shorey's Bookstore. 

Box 108 File Unit 077. Thomsen, Thomas A. (Capt.), 1997 



Photocopies of documents, received 1997. 

Box 108 File Unit 078. Taylor, Phillip (Bellingham), 1973-1987 



Phyllis (bark, 4m), photocopies of documents, correspondence. 

Box 108 File Unit 079. Tweeddale, Duane Seymore (Capt.) 1896-1997, 1975-1997 



William P. Frye (built, 1901; bark, 4m); correspondence, clippings, photocopies, autobiographical 

manuscript by Duane S. Tweeddale, photographs. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 24



Box 108 File Unit 080. U, 1962 





1 clipping, Understadt, A. 

Box 108 File Unit 081. V, 1977-1996 



Clippings, memorial service brochure. 

Box 108 File Unit 082. Villiers, Alan, 



Includes 3 original typescript letters to Captain (P.A.) McDonald, signed by Villiers; biography by 

Huycke; photographs of Villiers, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 083. Vosper, John (Capt.), 1959-1982 



Box 108 File Unit 084. W, 1958-1994 

Includes Huycke transcript of interview, City of Alberni, photographs, article. 



Photographs, clippings, notes, correspondence. 

Box 108 File Unit 085. Wells, Thomas marine artist, Seattle, WA, 1993-2003 



Includes On Painting Square Rigged Vessels and other articles by Wells; autobiography; articles 

and correspondence, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 086. Watts, Charles A. (Capt.), 1975-2000 



Biography, photocopies of letters of commendation and other documents, notes, photographs. 

Box 108 File Unit 087. Weinstein, Robert 1914-1995, 1987-2001 



Memorial service programs for Robert and Vivian Weinstein, correspondence, Eulogy for Ron 

Cleveland by Robert Weinstein. 

Box 108 File Unit 088. Widerstrom, John (Capt.), assemblage undated 



Photocopies of licenses and certificates. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 25



Box 108 File Unit 089. Wigsten, Hjalmar George (Capt.), 1956-1993 





Autobiographical article, photographic prints of Ships of H.G. Wigsten, correspondence, 

chronology. 

Box 108 File Unit 090. Wigsten, H.G. logbook, 1901-1955 



1901-1955, hand scripted logbook of ports of call. Includes a record of personal certificates in the 

back. 

Box 109 File Unit 091. Wester, George (Capt.), 1956-1997 



Box 109 File Unit 092. Wilvers, A. (Capt.), 1958 

Correspondence, photocopies of certificates and licenses, biographical information, photographs. 



Interview transcripts. 

Box 109 File Unit 093. Wikander, Carl (Capt.), 1992-1994 



Correspondence, biographical information. 

Box 109 File Unit 094. X, Y, & Z, 1959-1973 



Includes Matt Young bio and Otto Zorrow photograph. 

Box 109 File Unit 095. Unidentified, undated 



1 photographic print of 2 men, 1 photographic print of woman and a child on ship's deck. 

Box 109 File Unit 096. Shore personnel - Groups in shipping, owners, builders, undated 



2 black-and-white photographic prints. 

Box 109 File Unit 097. Ships' Crews - Groups, 1899-1938 



Photographic prints including crew portraits of Oceana (bark, 4m), Favell, Carradale; Capt. Charles 

Mellberg and caulkers; family portraits aboard Samar and Forest Pride; crews of Falls of Clyde, 

Lasbek, Sacramento, Melpomene, Colbert, Samar, Glendoon, Golden Gate, Rithet Matson, and 

Minnie A. Caine. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 26



Box 109 File Unit 098. Miscellaneous, groups, 1914-1980 





Box 109 File Unit 099. Photo, 2000 

Box 109; Box 294 


Photographs of various individuals including: Capt. J.J. Codfish Kelly, Capt J.E. Shields; Jerry 

MacMullen, Karl Kortum, Benj. Joyce, Wilbur Thompson, Johnny Grueland, Jean Kortum, Harold 

Huycke, Wilvers, Miethe, Jerry MacMullen, Adrian F. Raynaud, Bill Olesen, Bob Weinstein, John 

Lyman, C.F. Matthews, Sam Stocking, J. Lewis Luckenbach, J. E. Wright, C.S. Holmes, Persson, 

Samuelson, and N.F. Anderson & family. 



Mike Mjelde, Gary white color photo. 

Subseries 01.04. Bennewitz, Raul Von (Capt.) , 1942-1991 (bulk 1942-1967) 


Language(s): English and Spanish 


This subseries is comprised of certificates, photographs, and correspondence of Captain Raul Von 

Bennewitz. It includes correspondence with Huycke. 

Arrangement 


File Unit 001. Bennewitz, Raul Von (Capt.) certificates, photographs, correspondence., 1931-1995 



Includes images of Calbuco, Guaytecas; Bennewitz; crew list of Condor, 1945 and naval school 

diploma in Spanish (see separation sheets for last two items), correspondence, photocopy of 

manuscript, Voyage of the Schooner Condor Around Cape Horn by Capt. Raul Bennewitz. 

Box 109 File Unit 002. Bennewitz, Raul Von (Capt.) certificates, photographs, correspondence., 1956-1967 

Box 109; Box 294 




Correspondence, original service records. 

File Unit 003. Bennewitz, Raul Von (Capt.) certificates, photographs, correspondence., 1934-2003 



Photograph of Bennewitz et. al., correspondence, Naval Guard certificate, 1935, transcript, 1934, 

payroll Calbuco, 1943 (see separation sheet for the latter 3 oversized items). 

Subseries 01.05. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.), 1938-1984 


Language(s): English and Danish 


Contains correspondence, certificates, photographs, account of torpedoed vessels, resume, and 

letters of recommendation. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 27


Subseries 01.05. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.), 1938-1984 

Box 109 File Unit 001. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.) papers, certificates 1907-1984, 1927-1984 





Photographs including Norden mascots two cats and a dog on deck, correspondence between 

Harold Huycke and Emily Frey (wife of Kristian), official correspondence, diploma and 

certifications, resume, letters of recommendation and commendation. 

Box 109 File Unit 002. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.) papers, certificates 1907-1984, 1940-1942 



Letters, telegrams, torpedoed vessel, Randa. 

Box 109 File Unit 003. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.) papers, certificates 1907-1984, 1937-1984 and undated 



Notebook account of torpedoed vessel, obituary, photograph, postcards, certificate, and capacity 

plan of Norden. 

Box 109 File Unit 004. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.) papers, certificates 1907-1984, 1983 and undated 



Calculations, reports. 

Box 109 File Unit 005. Frey, Kristian Carlo (Capt.) papers, certificates 1907-1984, 1984 



Typescript obituary written by Huycke for Marine Digest, correspondence, photocopy of Randa. 

Subseries 01.06. MacDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, 1918-1996 


Language(s): English 


Contents include correspondence, logbooks, photographs, newsletters, publications, drafts of article 

and other items related to the career of Captain P.A. MacDonald. 

Arrangement 


Box 109 File Unit 001. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, 1919 and 1928 



Logbook of schooner Corona and Dollar Line correspondence. 

Box 109 File Unit 002. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, 1975-1979 



Moshulu related Penn's Landing, Philadelphia booklets, newsletters and correspondence. 




Moshulu logbook by Capt. P.A. McDonald. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 28








Flying Cloud logbook by Capt. P.A. McDonald. 




Logbook of Jane L. Stanford, Dunsyre, William Dollar, by Capt. P.A. McDonald. 




Moshulu logbook, commanders, L. Hansen, and P.A. McDonald. 




Moshulu logbook (First Mate's log book) commanded by Capt. P.A. McDonald. 




William Dollar logbook by Capt. P. A. McDonald 1921-1922. 


Box 110; Box 294 




Obituary of McDonald by Huycke in various drafts; articles authored by McDonald including The 

Handling of ships at sea, including tacking, wearing, boxhauling, etc and Ships and record 

Passages on the Pacific; master licenses. 

File Unit 010. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, 1919-1994 



Biographical information, clippings, certificates of discharge, photographic prints including an 

image of McDonald on C.A. Thayer in 1957, correspondence, Moshulu charter (see separation 

sheet). 




Photographic prints of McDonald aboard Flying Cloud; aboard Corona or Jane L. Stanford; aboard 

Dunsyre; and portrait with Edmund Johnson. Note on original envelope, Restricted Use Per His 

Request. 

Box 110 File Unit 012. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, most undated 



Photographic prints and negatives of various vessels, places and people. Identified vessels include 

A.J. Went, Otago, Abby Palmer, Gifford, Henry Failing, Henriette, Nelson, Kennebec, B.P. Cheney, 

Albert, Curzon, Maria, Cromdale. Other items included. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 29



Box 110 File Unit 013. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, undated 






William L. Lewis, Almora, Theodore Fischer, Collaroy, Mermaid, Pharos, Roscrana, John 

Rosenfeld , Bounty, Moshulu, Hesper, Narcissus, William Dollar as log barge, and Euterpe. 

Box 110 File Unit 014. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, most undated 




Viscata, Charles E. Moody, Top Gallant, Lahrina, Achnashie, Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, Otago, 

Kilbrannan, Roanoke, Thetis, Abby Palmer, Diamond Head, S.Y. Iolanda, Muscoota, Almora, 

Rickmers, Canada, St. Francis, Ruth ex. Sharpshooter, John Rosenfeld, Tanner, Star of India, 

Oregon Fir, William Dollar, Solano. 




Typescript articles written by McDonald including: Ships that pass homeward bound, The Otago, 

and Handling a square-rigged sailing vessel (United States Method); correspondence from 

Thomas Wells; Nautical Research Guild publications. 


Box 110; Box 294 




Articles, photographs, newsletters, and plans of quarters for various vessels. 




Masons certificate (see separation sheet), photographs, articles, publications, manuscripts 

including The Handling of a Squarerigger at Sean++. 




Correspondence between Capt. P.A. McDonald and Capt. J. Ferrell Colton, photocopies. 









HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 30












Correspondence from Capt. P.A. McDonald to Bob Weinstein, 1960-1966, photocopies. 

Box 111 File Unit 023. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, 1978 



Correspondence, McDonald & Tom Wells, 1978, photocopies. 




Correspondence from McDonald to John Lyman, 1957-1975. 




Correspondence between Huycke and Vivian Weinstein, 1995-1996; F. Matthews to 

McDonald,1931-1936, photocopies from Weinstein papers. 




Correspondence McDonald to Gordon Jones, 1936-1975, photocopies. 

Box 111 File Unit 027. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, circa 1940's, 1950's and undated 

Box 111; Box 294 




Nautical Research Journals, handscript and typescript drafts of articles, including First Steamers 

on the Pacific; Ships That Pass, Homeward Bound; The Otago; The Figurehead; Ships and 

Record Passages (various). 




Clipper newspaper with cover story, Homeward Bound by McDonald, typescript draft; crew list of 

Moshulu, San Francisco to Sydney, 1927 (see separation sheet). 




Publications. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 31








Publications. 




Publications. 




Personal items, photos. 


Box 111; Box 294 




Ruby Hudson, singer, ephemera. 




Drafts of articles, publications, crew lists for Moshulu, 1927, 1928 (see separation sheet), list of 

ships. 




Publications, including booklet on Joseph Conrad and Clipper. 




Photostat of log of Flying Cloud, 1918, correspondence, photocopies, publications. 




Drafts of articles, The Otago, Record Passages and publications. 

Box 111 File Unit 038. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, circa 1900-1960 



Album photographic prints and clippings part 1. Includes images of Moshulu, William Dollar, 

Dunsyre and family. Note pages loose in box. Care should be taken when handling these items as 

photos and clippings can become unglued from the pages. Oversized items, see separation sheet. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 32








Album photographic prints and clippings part 2. Note pages loose in folder. Care should be taken 

when handling these items as photos and clippings can become unglued from the pages. 











Box 112 File Unit 042. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, mostly undated 



Photographic prints from cigar box 1. Includes vessels: Alsterberg, James Tuft, Transocean, 

Moshulu, William Dollar, Otago, Katherine, Gilcruix, Henriette, S.C. Allen, Abner Coburn, Caroline, 

Muscoota, John Rosenfeld, John D. Spreckels', and unidentified. 




Photographic negatives from cigar box 1. Includes vessels: Moshulu, Otago, Gilcruix,, William 

Dollar, Gainsborough, William H. Macy, Jane L. Stanford, Buckingham, Ottawi, and unidentified 

vessels. Also Capt. Snadden of Otago. 




10 color transparencies and 1 color negative of unidentified vessels; from cigar box 1. 




Holiday cards, correspondence and booklet from cigar box 1. 




Photographic prints from cigar box 2. Includes vessels: Hesper, Peter Rickmers, Edward Sewall, 

City of Adelaide and unidentified; Port Townsend, Elsie Picinich. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 33








Photographic negatives from cigar box 2. Includes vessels: John D. Spreckels, Narcissus, 

Lahaina, Inez, Moshulu, Muscoota, Charles E. Moody, Red Jacket, Buckingham, Jane L. Stanford, 

Henriette, Nelson, Balasore, Almora, Dunsyre, Crescent, Moshulu, Albert, Ruth, Alfheld, and 

unidentified; Pt. Blakely, Port Gamble and Nautical Research Journal cover. 




Glass plate negatives from cigar box 2. Vessels include: Latona, Tanner, Southern Chief, and 

unidentified. 5 items. 

Box 112 File Unit 049. McDonald, Patrick Alexander (Capt.) 1880-1980, 1969 and undated 



Nautical themed holiday cards. 

Subseries 01.07. Harrower, Gene (Capt.) , 1920-2004 



Includes correspondence, research on merchant vessels of World Wars I and II, and shipbuilding. 

Harrower's correspondence includes letters to and from Huycke. 

Arrangement 

Original order was maintained 

Box 112 File Unit 001. Harrower, Gene (Capt.), circa 1993-2000 



Correspondence (aka Eugene Harrower). 

Box 112 File Unit 002. Harrower, Gene (Capt.), circa 2000-2003 




Box 112 File Unit 003. Harrower, Gene (Capt.), 



West Cusseta, Liberty Ships, WW I, WW II, shipbuilding. 

Box 112 File Unit 004. Harrower, Gene (Capt.), 



West Cusseta, Liberty Ships, WW I, WW II, shipbuilding. 

Box 112 File Unit 005. Harrower, Gene (Capt.), 2004 



Correspondence, obituary of Eugene Harrower. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 34


Subseries 01.07. Harrower, Gene (Capt.) , 1920-2004 



Subseries 01.08. Buckler, F.W. (Capt.) , 1976 



Contains photographic prints and negatives from the dredging activities of American Construction Co. 

Includes vessels Gedney, Snohomish, Mukilteo and others. 

Arrangement 


Box 112 File Unit 001. Buckler, Frank W. (Capt.), some 1977 



Photographs of the dredging operations of American Construction Co. Includes Gedney, 

Snohomish, Mukilteo, etc. 1977. 20 color negatives and 20 color prints. 

Box 112 File Unit 002. Buckler, Frank W. (Capt.) remaining materials after going out of business ca. 1987, 

1955-1981 



2 rope and cordage measuring devices (see separation sheet), survey reports, ballast tank data, 

cargo gear testing information, clippings, water level and specimen gathering section, 1 

black-and-white photographic print of Meteor (tugboat), Buckler's marine surveyor certificate, boat 

charters. 

Subseries 01.09. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.) , 1919-2006 (bulk 1940-2000) 



Includes articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, vessel plans, logbooks, marine surveys 

(including Wapama), business journals, essays, birthday celebration invitations, cards, and 

photographs. 

Arrangement 

Original order maintained. 

Box 113 File Unit 001. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), circa 1928-1957 



Licenses, discharges, passports, certificates, etc. 

Box 113 File Unit 002. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), 1994 



Books - inventory list. 

Box 113 File Unit 003. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), 1985-1995 



International Association of Cape Horners, Aland Islands Section and North American Section, 

1985-1995. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 35



Box 113 File Unit 004. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), 





Photographs, black-and-white, of sailing vessels including Alta, Nottingham, Englehorn, H.K. Hall, 

Curzon, America; and images of Tom Wells painting of John Ena, Clan Buchanan, and Passat. 12 

items. 




Photographs, black-and white, of sailing vessels including Archibald Russell (painting by Wells), 

Durbridge, Charles F. Crocker, Fort James, Springburn, Rhine, Alice Cooke, James Tuft, 

Drummuir, S.F. Tolmie, Medway, Red Jacket, Thermopylae, Portland, Tidal Wave, William Griffith, 

Annie H. Campbell, Norden, Wm. Nottingham, Capetown, Newsboy, Clan Graham, Falls of Clyde, 

St. Paul, America, Blakely, Tusitalla Glory of the Seas, Blythwood, and photo of Huycke, Raynaud, 

and Villiers. 44 items. 





Photographs, black-and-white of sailing vessels including Star of Holland, Admiral Courbert, 

Commodore, C.A. Thayer, Conqueror, Falls of Clyde, Vincent, Americana, Wandsbek, Lurline, 

Star of Scotland, Star of Alaska, Anaurius, Ardencraig, Macquarie. 28 items. 



Photographs, black-and-white, of sailing vessels including Minnie A. Carne, Wendur, S.C. Allen, 

Clan Buchanan, Coloma, Crompton, America, Elissa, Albert Meyer, Muskoka, Minnie A Cain, 

Nellie Thurston, and Alpena; color photographs of Christian Radich, Moshulu, James Tuft, Reaper, 

Edward May, Seminole, Bianca, Amazon, Levi Wood, Lucile, France, St. Paul, Earnscliff, 

Amazons, Melanope, Reuce, and Turgot; 55 items. 





Photographs, black-and-white, of sailing vessels including Diamond Head, Star of England, Pacific 

Queen, William L. White, Schurbek, James Drummond, Benjamin F. Packard, Pamir, Reuce, 

Jabez Howes, Columbia, James Drummond, Merom; includes correspondence to Huycke, 1997; 

Robert Searles, Margaret F. Sterling, Helen B. Sterling, Trisitale, Forest Friend. 33 items. 




Photographs, of sailing vessels including Star of India,1986 with correspondence. 8 items. 



Photographs of sailing vessels including Invercoe, Invergarry, American, Hesper, Birtha, Lord 

Templetown, Gezina, Constitution, Monongahela, Gerangere, Dirgo, Conqueror, Abner Coburn, 

Moshulu, Olympic, Gezina, Germaine, Havila, Lahaina; 36 items. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 36








Photographs of sailing vessels, 94 items; correspondence. 




Mate's examination papers. 




Biography and reprint of A Voyage to South America on the Bark Edward Sewall by Raynaud in 

celebrations of Raynaud's 100th birthday. 




Funeral services, correspondence. 




Birthday lunch, 1995; invitations, correspondence, guest list, photos. 




Writings of Raynaud. 




Raynaud obituaries, biographies. 




Misc. letters, correspondence. 




Misc. photographic prints and negatives taken by Raynaud and provided to Raynaud; postcards, 

holiday cards and correspondence. 




Misc. correspondence, photos, cards, articles, etc. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 37
















Essays, including drafts. 
















Photographs, including Master Mariner's Council, 101st birthday, social gatherings, C.A. Thayer 

(1957), Raynaud throughout his career including as a child. 




Photographs including birthday parties, Wawona, Raynaud's career, family pictures, visit to 

Balclutha in 1995 with Karl Kortum, on Adventuress, on C.A. Thayer, Wawona, Raynaud's burial 

service aboard Adventuress, 1998, photos taken at the Huycke residence. 




Class criticisms - A voyage to South America, 1991. 




SS Maine, 1937. Includes photos of Maine on Hudson River in 1939-1940. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 38








Wapama (Tongass), steam schooner survey, by Raynaud. 

Box 115 File Unit 032. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), circa 1978 



Allegro and other familiar vessels. 




Russell Haviside, 1991, photo and correspondence with photocopies from 1920. 





Falls of Clyde, restoration, purchase, towing, surveying, Seattle to Honolulu. 



Undaunted (schooner). 




Pacific Mail Steamship Company manuscript and prints; circa 1987. 




Iowa, States Line collision, Hakodate, Japan, 1933. 




Edward Sewall (bark, 4m), (became Star of Shetland) correspondence, photos, clippings, articles 

by Huycke and Raynaud. 1978-1992, photos undated. 


Box 115; Box 294 




Christmas cards, 1948-1991. Nautical themed cards sent out by Raynaud, lists. 

File Unit 040. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), 1990-1991 



Posters for International Schooner Race 1990 and 1991 using Raynaud's image. Oversized items, 

see separation sheet. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 39








Diary, April 1982-June1985. 




A typical deepwater crew, crew photos. 39 items. 




Records of marine surveys by vessel, #'s 60-67, 8 notebooks. 




Records of marine surveys by vessel, #'s 94, 95 and 95, 3 spiral bound notebooks. 




Records of marine surveys by vessel, #'s 68, 69 and 70. 




Diaries (calendars) 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1997. 4 volumes. 




Book of accounts. 




Logbook, Allegro, July 1966 - November 1969. 




Logbook, Allegro, November 1969 - August 1973. 




Logbook, Allegro, August 1973 - September, 1982. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 40








Logbook, Allegro, April 1982 - October 1984. 




Logbook, September 1936 - September 1957. 




Business journal, book 1, May 1947 - November 1951. 




Business journal, book 2, December 1951 - August 1960. 




Business journal, book 3, August 1960 - December, 1969. 




Business journal, book 4, January 1970 - April 1978. 




Business journal, book 5, April 1978 - April 1982. (personal information also included on these 

pages). 

Box 117 File Unit 058. Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.), circa 1980-1987 



Audio cassette tapes, notes, inventory, 20 items. Includes stories, chanteys, family history, San 

Francisco history. See separation sheet. 




Yachtsmans guide to the Bahamas. 




Yachtsmans guide to the Bahamas. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 41








Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, etc. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, vessel plans etc. 












Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, plans, brochures etc. 








Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, holiday cards, photographs, etc. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, plans, photographs, etc. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, plans (35 foot schooner by 

Philip Spaulding & Associates), etc., 1960-1993. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 42








Miscellaneous correspondence, clippings, brochures and photographs, including photos of 

Wapama in 1961; also photographic prints of various sailing vessels including Anne Comyn, S.C. 

Allen, Olympic, Hesper, Sir Thomas Lipton and William Taylor, Lahaina, Benjamin F. Packard, 

William J Lewis, Inca, John Ena, Dingo, A.J. Fuller, William P. Frys, Atlas, Geneva, Abner Coburn, 

Commerce, Koko Head, Snow and Burgess, and Tasmania. 1960-1989. 




Raynaud's index cards for marine surveys, arranged alphabetically with letter tabs. Approximately 

0.8 linear feet. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, drydock plan for Adventuress, 1991, and 

plans including a Spaulding 35 ft. schooner. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, drydock plan for Adventuress, 1991, 

schooner Adventuress sail training program, 1991 and plans for a Spaulding 35 ft. schooner. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs. 




Miscellaneous articles, newsletters, correspondence, photographs, includes a photocopy of a 

compilation of logs and letters by W.W. Hardy. 




Photographs including work on Adventuress; invitations; and vessel description. 




Peer Gynt, marine survey 1986. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 43








Denali, marine survey, 1985. 




Entrance Point, marine survey, 1984. 




Commemorative expedition log of a 1986 comet Halley jet flight. Correspondence, 1986. 




Marine Power & Equipment marine surveys, 1982-1985. 




International Maritime Heritage Society, includes Chatham marine survey, 1981; 1979-1981. 




International Maritime Heritage Society, includes Chatham marine survey, 1976 and 1978; photos, 

litigation re Chatham. 




Circe, marine survey, 1987-1989. 




McCurdy, H.W., includes appraisals for various objects and collections at the Seattle-King County 

Historical Society, 1955-1980. 




Ocean Mariner, marine survey for Washington Fish & Oyster Co., 1986. 




Wawona, marine survey. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 44








Westlake II, marine survey. 




Schooner Norden, marine survey. 




Amos, Paullu, Confidence, Asuka, marine surveys for Paul Whittier. 




Wild Goose, marine survey. 




Chatham, marine survey, 1979; Blue Peter marine survey, 1990. 




Gold Rush ship in Levi's Plaza; Maritime History Conference; birthday card from Tom Wells. 




Chatham, marine survey, 1979, 1982; Grand Slam, marine survey, 1982; Liahona, marine survey. 




Catham fire damage, marine survey. 




Biographical information, list of residences, lineage information, affidavits of citizenship, Naval 

Reserve documents, military arm patch; 1921-1983. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 45


Subseries 01.10. Kaasinen, Veikko, 1939-1972 



Subseries 01.10. Kaasinen, Veikko, 1939-1972 


Language(s): Finnish 


Items herein are the personal papers and photographs of Veikko Kaasinen. Includes 2 photo albums, 

depicting shipboard life, vessels and places. Also correspondence, passport, identification, 

certificates. 

Original box labeled, Veikko Kaasinen personal papers (Finnish) from Stan Johnson (1998) 

Arrangement 


Box 121 File Unit 001. Kaasinen, Veikko, circa 1939 



Album of shipboard and travel photographic prints. Includes photos of crew aboard Emily 

Mariehamm and U.S. Department of Commerce certificates. Note: photos are mounted on 

self-adhesive glue contact sheets. 

Box 121 File Unit 002. Kaasinen, Veikko, 



Album of shipboard and travel photographic prints. Includes photos of crew members. Also some 

loose photos; and correspondence by Huycke to Kaasinen, 1972. Note: photos are mounted on 

self-adhesive glue contact sheets. 

Box 121 File Unit 003. Kaasinen, Veikko, 1939-1944 



Passport, identification, certificates, photographs, seaman's book. 

Subseries 01.11. Olsen, Charles, 2001 



Huycke's research into a Biography of Charles "Barepole" Olsen, shipmaster character of 1920's and 

1930's. 

Arrangement 


Box 122 File Unit 001. Olsen, Charles (not otherwise specified), 2001 



Huycke's research from National Archives on Norwegian born seafaring men with name Charles 

Olsen. Part 1. 

Box 122 File Unit 002. Olsen, Charles (not otherwise specified), 2001 



Huycke's research from National Archives on Norwegian born seafaring men with name Charles 

Olsen. Part 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 46


Subseries 01.12. Hexum, Gunnar, 1913-1996 






Files herein contain photographs, clippings, correspondence, licenses, union membership documents, 

class assignments and certificates of discharge 

Arrangement 


Box 122 File Unit 001. Hexum, Gunnar, 1996 



Correspondence from Mary Clark (Karl Kortum),. 

Box 122 File Unit 002. Hexum, Gunnar, circa 1937-1967 



Certificates, photographs. 

Box 122 File Unit 003. Hexum, Gunnar, 1955-1996 



Clippings, correspondence, including note from Jean Kortum to Bodil Hexum; sketches, Dept. of 

the Interior Deed of Gift. 




Correspondence, clippings, photographs. 





Correspondence, union business, class assignments, photographs. 



Class assignments. 




Clippings, correspondence, photos, etc. 




Correspondence, clippings, photographs, id cards includes id card and pin from International 

Organization of Masters Mates & Pilots, Harry Lundeberg's memorial. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 47



Box 122 File Unit 009. Hexum, Gunnar, 





2 photographic prints, bust and vessel, (formerly framed). 





Correspondence, clippings, photographs, id cards, certificates of discharge, newsletters. 



Navigation class notes, photographs. 





Transcript of phone conversation between Hexum and Karl Kortum, Union publications. 



Correspondence from Huycke, notes, clippings, photo, directory. 





Correspondence, article, master mate and pilot newsletter, clippings, photographs, including Bodil 

Hexum, Edna Hexum and Jon-Erik Hexum (nephew and former movie star). 



Travel postcards, new testament, correspondence including about Andrew Furuseth and 

correspondence about Hexum's death. 

Box 123 File Unit 016. Hexum, Gunnar, 



USM Seaman notebook. 




Contents of cigar box. Includes membership cards, strike cards, receipts for emergency fund, 

clearance cards, strike assessments, donation receipts, picket cards, wharf passes, certificates of 

discharge,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 48








Contents of cigar box (cont.). Includes wharf passes, certificates of service, photographs, notes, 

certificates of seaman's service, anchor patch, billfold. 




Contents of cigar box (cont.). Small booklets including Sailors Union of the Pacific and 

International Seamen's Union of America membership books, address book and holder. 

Subseries 01.13. Fischer, Fred, 1962-2004 



Correspondence, speeches, articles about vessel restoration 

Arrangement 

Original arrangement was maintained 

Box 123 File Unit 001. Fischer, Fred, 1986-1996 



Correspondence regarding Wawona and C.A. Thayer. Other correspondence, membership cards, 

photographs, speech, photocopies of articles. 




Correspondence - Northwest Seaport, Wawona restoration and Port of Seattle, color slides 

including Sunrise,. 




Correspondence with Gordon Jones, drafts of article on boat yards in the Northwest, obituary 

clippings. 




Fred Fischer-Gordon Jones correspondence. Included are obituary for Fischer, letters from Jones 

to Fischer, letters about various vessels, some Huycke correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 49


Subseries 01.14. Knight, G. B., 1899-1910 



Subseries 01.14. Knight, G. B., 1899-1910 

Extent: 1 folder 


These are 3 Photo albums, family and travel photos including Elsie, Eileen and Capt. G.B. Knight 

aboard many vessels including J.B. Brown, Australia; aboard bark Hollywood, Hong Kong; aboard 

Nebraskan; and in various geographic locations including Australia, Hawaii, San Francisco, New York. 

Arrangement 


Box 123 File Unit 001. Knight, G.B. (Capt.), 1899-1910 



3 Photo albums, family and travel photos including Elsie, Eileen and Capt. G.B. Knight aboard J.B. 

Brown, Australia; aboard Bark Hollywood, Hong Kong; aboard Nebraskan; and in various 

geographic locations including Australia, Hawaii, San Francisco, New York. See separation sheet. 

Subseries 01.15. Johnson, Stan, 1920-1981 

Extent: 5 maps 


Items include photographs of vessels, newspaper clippings, and ship modeler publications. 

Arrangement 


Box 124 File Unit 001. Johnson, Stan, 1920-1981 




Newspaper clippings, photographs, 5 shipmodeler publications (1929-1935). 




Photographs, mostly black-and-white of vessels including Star of Finland, Louise Harriman, Santa 

Clara, Sultana, E.M. Phelps, Sanwan, Robert Moran, Pacific Queen, Lottie Carson, Metha Nelson, 

Golden State, Wm. H. Harriman, Lottie Bennett, A.C. Rubel, Lumberlady, Admirante Saldanka. 



Photographs, mostly black-and-white of vessels including: Louise, Cynthia Olson, Balclutha, C.A. 

Thayer, Wapama, Sente Deern, Pamir, Pacific Queen, Samar, Star of India, Azalea, Moshulu, 

Angelita, Monitor. 

Box 124 File Unit 004. Johnson, Stan, undated 



1 roll of photographic negatives labeled E.M. Phelps, etc. 

Box 124 File Unit 005. Johnson, Stan, undated 



Newspaper clippings on various vessels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 50


Subseries 01.15. Johnson, Stan, 1920-1981 



Subseries 01.16. Manuscripts, collections, 1910-2006 (bulk 1940-2000) 



Includes manuscripts and reviews in various forms from Ena M. Sroat, Larry Barber, Wayne Bonnett, 

Peter Niels Thomsen, Michael Jay Mjelde, J. Ferrell Colton, Jack McGinty and Louis Lacroix among 

others. 

Arrangement 


Box 124 File Unit 001. Sroat, Ena M., 1994-1995 



Copy of manuscript, The John Ena Story by Ena Atlanta Madsen Sroat, correspondence with 

editorial notes between Huycke and Ena M. Sroat and her daughter, Miss Ena Marie Sroat; and 

correspondence with Andy Price. Part 1. 

Box 124 File Unit 002. Sroat, Ena M., 1994-1995 



Copy of manuscript, The John Ena Story by Ena Atlanta Madsen Sroat, correspondence with 

editorial notes between Huycke and Ena M. Sroat and her daughter, Miss Ena Marie Sroat; and 

correspondence with Andy Price. Part 2. 

Box 124 File Unit 003. Barber, Larry, circa 1988 



Notes and typescript manuscript, Tango Round the Horn. 

Box 124 File Unit 004. Bonnett, Wayne, 1991-1997 



A Pacific Legacy-related editorial comments, correspondence, review by Huycke in various draft 

form. 

Box 124 File Unit 005. Hurst, Alexander Anthony, 1973-1988 



Editorial notes, correspondence about the book - The Final Epoch, includes correspondence 

between Hurst and Raynaud. Aka Alex. A. Hurst. 

Box 124 File Unit 006. Dean, Nicholas, 2001 



Review, correspondence about book - Snow Squall. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 51



Box 125 File Unit 007. Thomsen, Niels Peter (Capt.), 1971-1998 





Manuscript - Forest Dream, includes Malcolm Chisholm's manuscript, correspondence, reviews - 

including Huycke's typescript. Resulted in book Voyage of the Forest Dream and Other Sea 

Adventures, A Memoir by Captain Niels Peter Thomsen. Part 1. 

Box 125 File Unit 008. Thomsen, Niels Peter (Capt.), 1971-1998 



Manuscript - Forest Dream, includes Malcolm Chisholm's manuscript, correspondence, reviews - 

including Huycke's typescript. Resulted in book Voyage of the Forest Dream and Other Sea 

Adventures, A Memoir by Captain Niels Peter Thomsen. Part 2. 

Box 125 File Unit 009. Gleason, Madeleine Rowse, 1994 



Ship Revere, draft manuscripts of Huycke's forward of the volume - The Voyages of the Ship 

Revere 1849-1883 by Madeleine Rowse Gleason; includes correspondence with Walter Jaffee and 

Nicholas Dean. 

Box 125 File Unit 010. Mjelde, Michael Jay, 1997 



Clipper Ship Captain: Daniel McLaughlin and the Glory of the Seas, correspondence with review 

comments by Huycke. 

Box 125 File Unit 011. Snapp, Jeremy Sherman, 2000 



Northwest Legacy, reviews, correspondence. 

Box 125 File Unit 012. Engvig, Olaf T., 2006 



Box 125 File Unit 013. Anderson, Tom, 1988 

Viking to Victorian, copy of table of contents, review by David Hull,. 



Shiyak!, a portion of prolog and one chapter of the manuscript. 

Box 125 File Unit 014. Bricker, Richard W., 1999-2002 



Wooden Ships from Texas: A World War I Saga, publication information, drafts of a review by 

Huycke, correspondence. 

Box 125 File Unit 015. Crichton, Whitcomb, 2002 



The Struan: From Saint John to Sandlake, correspondence, reviews. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 52



Box 125 File Unit 016. Follansbee, Joseph G., 2005 





Wawona, correspondence about lecture and book. 

Box 125 File Unit 017. Huntoon, John, 2001 



Photocopy of manuscript - Voyage Around Cape Horn, Boston to San Francisco in 1849; 

correspondence with Jeremy Snapp of Pacific Heritage Press. 

Box 125 File Unit 018. Atherton, John W., 1988-2003 



Editorial correspondence by Huycke and others about the manuscript - Imperial Steel: The History 

of the Isthmian Steamship Company, 1910-1956; obituaries on Atherton. 

Box 125 File Unit 019. Labaree, W. Benjamin, William M. Fowler Jr. et al., 1999-2002 



Correspondence, reviews about book - America and the Sea: A Maritime History, published by 

Mystic Seaport Museum. 

Box 125 File Unit 020. Colton, J. Ferrell, 1973-2001 



Correspondence about republishing the book - Windjammers Significant. 

Box 125 File Unit 021. Greenland, Powell, 2003-2005 



Photocopy of manuscript - A Maritime History of Ventura County, editorial comments handscript 

and typescript by Huycke, correspondence, photographs. 

Box 125 File Unit 022. Hough, Louis A., undated 



Handscripted editorial comments and manuscript - The Wooden Freighters of World War I: A Fleet 

Not to be Forgotten,. 

Box 125 File Unit 023. McGinty, Jack, 1999-2003 



Box 125 File Unit 024. McGinty, Jack, 1967-1994 

Pacific Queen, photocopy of manuscript and galley proof , photographs. 



Pacific Queen and other manuscripts by McGinty, photo, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 53



Box 125 File Unit 025. Jensen, Albert, 2005 





Photocopy of volume - A Diary August 1902 through August 18th, 1906 and related 

correspondence from N.A. Nielsen to Huycke. 

Box 126 File Unit 026. Hatchitt, Vernon, 1980-1986 



Various parts of annotated manuscript - Undaunted, correspondence - including with Huycke and 

with Raynaud, clippings; part 1. 

Box 126 File Unit 027. Hatchitt, Vernon, 1980-1986 



Various parts of annotated manuscript - Undaunted, correspondence - including with Huycke and 

with Raynaud, clippings; part 2. 

Box 126 File Unit 028. Shields, Ed, 2001 



Photocopy of galley proof for Salt of the Sea. 

Box 126 File Unit 029. Shields, Ed, 1999-2003 



Salt of the Sea related correspondence, editorial notes, typescript of forward by Huycke. 

Box 126 File Unit 030. McCurdy, H. W. aka Horace Mac McCurdy, 1963-1992 



Correspondence including with Hazel W. Niendorff, Karl Kortum and Huycke; clippings, Marine 

History of the Pacific Northwest, a Seattle Historical Society Research Project, Review Board 

minutes, errata sheets; part 1. 

Box 126 File Unit 031. McCurdy, H. W. aka Horace Mac McCurdy, 1963-1992 



Correspondence including with Hazel W. Niendorff, Karl Kortum and Huycke, clippings about 

Marine History of the Pacific Northwest, a Seattle Historical Society Research Project, Review 

Board minutes, errata sheets; part 2. 

Box 126 File Unit 032. Manuscripts, book reviews, 1968-1991 



General file containing book reviews by Huycke, editorial comments, correspondence; part 1. 

Box 126 File Unit 033. Manuscripts, book reviews, 1968-1991 



General file containing book reviews by Huycke, editorial comments, correspondence, part 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 54



Box 126 File Unit 034. Newell, Gordon, undated 





Marine History of the Pacific Northwest, 1895-1965 by Gordon Newell, extensive editorial notes; 

part 1. 

Box 126 File Unit 035. Newell, Gordon, undated 



Marine History of the Pacific Northwest, 1895-1965 by Gordon Newell, extensive editorial notes; 

part 2. 

Box 127 File Unit 036. Fleming, Doug K., 



Box 127 File Unit 037. List, Carl, 1982 

Manuscript - Through a Porthole, correspondence. 



Box 127 File Unit 038. List, Carl, 1982 

Carbon copy of manuscript - Windjammer to Submarine by Carl List; part 1. 



Carbon copy of manuscript - Windjammer to Submarine by Carl List; part 2. 

Box 127 File Unit 039. List, Carl, 1915-2003, bulk 1950-1990 



Windjammer to Submarine - editorial notes, extensive correspondence with Huycke and others, 

photographic prints, clippings, excerpts; part 1. 











Box 127 File Unit 042. Lyman, Bob, 1976-1981 



The Rough Log manuscript, correspondence, comments. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 55



Box 127 File Unit 043. Mjelde, Michael Jay, The San Francisco Waterfront in 1872, 1987 





Manuscript with edit marks, correspondence, notes by Huycke. 

Box 127 File Unit 044. Mjelde, Michael Jay, Glory Of The Seas manuscript, 1990-1995 



Manuscript with some annotation, correspondence, publication flyer. 

Box 127 File Unit 045. De Armond, R.N. Seal Hunters of Washington, circa 1986 



Manuscript with edit marks (Sea Chest article 9/86). 

Box 127 File Unit 046. Hunt, James R. How to Buy a Boat, 1986 



Correspondence, Huycke's review notes. 

Box 127 File Unit 047. Brower, Norman J. Bibliography of Ship Preservation, 1979-1980 



Correspondence requesting a review by Huycke, photocopy of manuscript. 

Box 127 File Unit 048. Laracy, Hugh The Sinclairs of Pigeon Bay and the Romantic Prehistory of the 

Robinsons of Ni'ihau, 2001 



Copy of article from Journal of Pacific History with note of thanks to Huycke attached. 

Box 127 File Unit 049. Wilson, Louis E., Cogitations of a Yankee Cabin Boy, 1980 



Photocopy of handscripted manuscript about service aboard Bengairn (bark) and letter requesting 

proofing, correspondence from Karl Kortum and David Nelson. 

Box 127 File Unit 050. Bowker, Francis E., Legacy of Schooner Lore: Sources, Care and Handling, 1973 



Photocopy of typescript of a talk at Schooner Symposium, Bath, ME, May 1973. 

Box 128 File Unit 051. Bartz, Bill scrap book, undated 



Photocopy of photo album/scrap book about historic sailing vessels. 

Box 128 File Unit 052. Shaw, James L., Panama Canal, 1910-1984 



8 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels at various locations in the Panama Canal, 

correspondence, captions written by Shaw for Huycke's review intended by Shaw for publication. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 56



Box 128 File Unit 053. Colton, J. Ferrell, index, undated 





Typewritten index compiled by Colton for unknown book. 

Box 128 File Unit 054. Johnson, Joseph, Sailing Ship Movements, undated 



Handscripted and typescripted notes on vessel movements, 1923-1933; vessel notes, vessel list. 

Box 128 File Unit 055. Lacroix, Louis, The Last of the Great Sailers, part 1, undated 



Typewritten manuscript with handwritten edits. 

Box 128 File Unit 056. Lacroix, Louis, The Last Great Sailers, part 1; copy 2, 1950 




Box 128 File Unit 057. Lacroix, Louis, The Last Great Sailers, part 2; copy 2, 1950 




Box 128 File Unit 058. Lacroix, Louis, The Last French Cape Horners, part 2, undated 




Subseries 01.17. Lyman, John R., 1914-2005 (bulk 1933-2001) 



Many of the items located here are related to Lyman's publication, Log Chips. In addition there are 

materials associated with the cataloging of the John R. Lyman papers at San Francisco Maritime 

National Historical Park that evidence Huycke's contribution to this process. Also included are 

correspondence, articles and photocopies of manuscripts. File 10 contains the Bibliography of the 

Published Writings of John Lyman compiled by Ted Miles. 

Arrangement 


Box 129 File Unit 001. Lyman, John R. Contact Book, 1948-1957 



Receipt/account book - Log Chips, 1948-1960, and books purchased 1957. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 57



Box 129 File Unit 002. Lyman, John R. publications record, 1939-1951 





Account book - List of Books and Other Publications Pertaining to the Sea Belonging to John 

Lyman with the Prices Paid Therefore, Commenced January 1939; entries from prior to 1939 to 

1951. 

Box 129 File Unit 003. Lyman, John R. photographs, 1962-1993 and undated 



4 black-and-white and 2 color photographic prints, portraits of Lyman, colleagues and family. 

Box 129 File Unit 004. Lyman, John R. records, Inventory of Cartons of Historical Documents, 1997-2001 



Correspondence with Lisbit Bailey and Mary Jo Pugh at SFMNHP that includes Huycke's 

extensive notes on the inventory of the John R. Lyman papers. 

Box 129 File Unit 005. Lyman, John R. archives, San Francisco Maritime Museum Library, 1986-2001 



Annotated inventory and notes. 

Box 129 File Unit 006. Lyman, John R., Log Chips, 1948 - 1985 



Bound run of the periodical publication of recent maritime history, Log Chips, from volume 1, July 

1948 through supplement 12, January, 1985. Includes index to shipbuilders and vessels in the 

beginning of the volume; part 1. 

Box 129 File Unit 007. Lyman, John R., Log Chips, 1948-1985 






Box 129 File Unit 008. Lyman, John R., Log Chips, 1948-1985 






Box 129 File Unit 009. Lyman, John R., 1940-1993 



Miscellaneous correspondence, biographical information; includes John Lyman Reading Room 

dedication press release. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 58



Box 129 File Unit 010. Lyman bibliography, 1992 





Bibliography of the published writings of John Lyman compiled by Ted Miles. 

Box 129 File Unit 011. Lyman, John R. articles, 1933-2001 



Miscellaneous articles, clippings, photocopies of articles written by Lyman. 

Box 129 File Unit 012. Lyman, John R. personal notes, 1956-1977 



Miscellaneous personal notes about vessels, notes about books on vessels, 1966 appointment 

book. 

Box 129 File Unit 013. Lyman, John R. obituaries, 1977-2006 

Box 129; Box 305 (8 

in. with separated 

items) 



Obituaries of Lyman including ones written by Huycke, correspondence between Huycke and 

family members and others. 

File Unit 014. Lyman, John R. published articles, 1941-2005 



The Sailing Vessels of the Pacific Coast and Their Builders, 1850-1905 by John Lyman article in 

various formats; Basic list compiled by Lyman and appeared in The Marine Digest, 1944: Steel 

Steamschooners, Cargo Ships Built on the West Coast, Lakes and East Coat for Pacific Coast 

Lumber and General Cargo Trades; Other article reprints. 

Box 129 File Unit 015. Lyman, John R. correspondence, 1940-1976 



Copies of Lyman correspondence to and from various correspondents. 

Box 129 File Unit 016. Lyman, John R. correspondence, 1956-1975 



Photocopies of correspondence from the John Lyman archive, including with Emmett Hoskins. 

Box 129 File Unit 017. Lyman, John R. Book Awards, 1987-2003 



NASOH - North American Society of Oceanic History, correspondence about the John Lyman 

Book Award, the NASOH conference, council positions. 

Box 130 File Unit 018. Lyman, John R., assemblage undated 



Photocopies from Lyman files. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 59








Box 130 File Unit 020. Lyman, Mitchell, 1977-2005 

Correspondence concerning The John and Mitchell Lyman Trust for Library Staff Support. 




Personal file of Mitchell Lyman includes correspondence about the memorial services, John 

Lyman reading room dedication, Mitchell Lyman's poems including the booklets, Kaleidoscope by 

Mitchell Forrest Lyman, 1995 and Sundries, collected poems of Mitchell Forrest Lyman, 2004. 



World War I and World War II vessels, correspondence, articles. 

Box 130 File Unit 022. Lyman, John R. Pacific Coast-Built Sailing Ships, undated 



Voyage lists for various vessels, mostly after 1914 to end. 

Box 130 File Unit 023. Lyman, John R. Pacific Sealing Fleet, 1947 



Clippings from Marine Digest compiled by R.N. D'Armond and John Lyman. 




Photocopies, Ch. I, II, III, IV, 1850-1864. 

Box 130 File Unit 025. Lyman, John R. Pacific Coast-Built Sailing Ships, 1961 



Photocopies, various version, correspondence, clippings, 1850-1905. 




Photocopies, V 1865-1869. 




Photocopies, VI 1870-1879. 




Photocopies, VII 1875-1879. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 60








Photocopies, VIII 1880-1885. 




Photocopies, IX 1885-1889. 




Photocopies, X 1890-1895. 




Photocopies, XI 1895-1899. 




Photocopies, XII 1900-1904. 

Box 130 File Unit 034. Lyman, John R. Pacific Coast shipbuilders, undated 



Pacific Coast shipyards, A-K lists, notes. 

Box 130 File Unit 035. Lyman, John R. Pacific Coast shipbuilders, undated 



Pacific Coast shipyards, L-P lists, notes. 

Box 130 File Unit 036. Lyman, John R. Pacific Coast shipbuilders, 1965-1967 



Pacific Coast shipyards, R-Y lists, notes, correspondence. 

Box 131 File Unit 037. Lyman, John R. Inventory, 1985-1996 



Inventory of records, National Maritime Museum, SF, correspondence, lists. 

Box 131 File Unit 038. Lyman, John R. Pacific Coast shipbuilders, assemblage undated 



Pacific Coast shipyards, 1867-1897, SF City Directories, photocopies. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 61



Box 131 File Unit 039. Lyman, John R. Shipbuilding, 1965-1977 





World War I shipbuilding, Washington, clippings, vessel notes, correspondence. 

Box 131 File Unit 040. Lyman, John R. Shipbuilding, circa 1967 



World War I shipbuilding, Oregon, clippings, vessel notes, correspondence. 

Box 131 File Unit 041. Lyman, John R. Shipbuilding, assemblage undated 



World War I shipbuilding, California, vessel notes. 

Box 131 File Unit 042. Lyman, John R. Shipbuilding, 1994 



World War I shipbuilding, magazine articles, correspondence, plans. 

Box 131 File Unit 043. Lyman, John R. Shipbuilding, assemblage undated 



Vessel notes, clippings, Huycke's notes. 

Box 131 File Unit 044. Lyman, John R. U.K. sailing ship launchings 1890-1906, Assemblage undated 



Lists of launchings by year. 

Subseries 01.18. Grover, David H., 2000-2002 



Includes drafts of Grover's The Unforgiving Coast, editorial comments by Huycke and 

correspondence. 

Arrangement 


Box 131 File Unit 001. Grover, David H., The Unforgiving Coast, 2000-2001 



Draft of The Unforgiving Coast by David H. Grover, Chapters 1-5. 




Draft of The Unforgiving Coast by David H. Grover, Chapters 6-11. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 62


Subseries 01.18. Grover, David H., 2000-2002 

Box 131 File Unit 003. Grover, David H., The Unforgiving Coast, circa 2000 





Santa Clara, clippings about 1915 wreck. 

Box 131 File Unit 004. Grover, David H., The Unforgiving Coast, 2000 



Iowa, articles, clippings about 1936 wreck. 




Huycke's editorial comments, correspondence with Huycke and others. 

Subseries 01.19. Matson, Clarence H., 1912-2004 



Included here are obituaries, correspondence, photographs, foreign trade radio program transcripts, 

and vessel named for Matson. 

Arrangement 


Box 132 File Unit 001. Matson, Clarence H., obituaries, 1943 



Clippings from various publications. 

Box 132 File Unit 002. Matson, Clarence H., correspondence, Los Angeles Harbor items, 1912-1934 



Business letters related to harbor operations, Los Angeles; copies of articles, 2 black-and-white 

photographic prints of vessels in LA Harbor and Yale, chart of Los Angeles Harbor. 

Box 132 File Unit 003. Matson, Clarence H., Foreign Trade Week radio program, 1940 



Radio program transcript, discussion on foreign trade, by Clarence Matson, Manager Foreign 

Department of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and Halleck A. Butts, former Commercial 

Attache, United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, KMPC, May 22, 1940. 

Box 132 File Unit 004. Matson, Clarence H., Liberty Ship Clarence Matson (built 1944; steamship), 

1943-1944 



Clippings, correspondence with Mrs. Clarence Matson about the naming of the vessel, Clarence 

Matson (built 1944; steamship). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 63


Subseries 01.19. Matson, Clarence H., 1912-2004 

Box 132 File Unit 005. Matson, Clarence H., Los Angeles Harbor articles, 1914-1938 





Articles by Matson. 

Box 132 File Unit 006. Matson, Clarence H., Los Angeles Harbor, 1912-1943 



Clippings from newspapers, 1 black-and-white photographic print of a plaque presented to Matson. 

Box 132 File Unit 007. Matson, Clarence H., Los Angeles Harbor, 1936-1997 



2 black-and-white photographic negatives of Matson, 5 black-and-white photographic prints 3 of 

the vessel, Clarence H. Matson (built 1944; steamship) in Tacoma, WA, 1964 and 2 of Matson; 7 

color photographic prints of Phil and Peg Walker with Huycke; articles; notes. 

Box 132 File Unit 008. Matson, Clarence H. memorial correspondence,, 1986-2004 



Correspondence with various individuals including Peg and Phil Walker, Jim Shuttleworth about 

depositing Matson's papers and establishing a memorial space at the Los Angeles Maritime 

Museum. 

Subseries 01.20. Dahlquist, John, 1998 



Includes pilotage training materials, San Francisco bridge information, vessel records. 

Items herein are primarily photocopies of documents that date back to the 1930's. 

Arrangement 


Box 132 File Unit 001. Dahlquist, John (Capt.), 1998 



Photocopies of test questions used in studying pilotage for Charleston, SC, Philadelphia, and New 

York; piloting courses and distances entering and leaving ports. 




Photocopies of information concerning San Francisco bridges including Golden Gate Bridge 

construction notice (1935). 




Photocopies of materials list for building a house. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 64


Subseries 01.20. Dahlquist, John, 1998 






Photocopies of Sutherland (steamship) statements of account, payroll (1936), photocopies of 

correspondence while master of Sutherland (steamship) (1936), union information (1937), 

biographical information. 




Box 132 File Unit 006. Dahlquist, John (Capt.), 

Photocopies of records of voyages, Sutherland (steamship) (1927-1933). 




Photocopies of records of voyages, Charles Nelson (steamship) (1931-1935). 



Photocopies of items related to the 1913 wreck of Riverside (steamship), correspondence from 

Niels Nielson about the provenance of these papers. 

Subseries 01.21. Aker, Raymond, 1979-2003 



Includes plans to relocate San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park to China Basin, obituaries 

and tributes, information about Drake's Bay, and correspondence. 

Arrangement 


Box 132 File Unit 001. Raymond Aker, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park proposals, 

1999-2000 



Plans for park relocation to China Basin from Raymond Aker, plans for improvements to Hyde 

Street Pier from Thomas D. Mulhern, Jr., Manager of Collections at San Francisco Maritime 

National Historical Park, photocopy of brochure for Australian National Maritime Museum including 

floor plan. 

Box 132 File Unit 002. Raymond Aker, 



Aker's obituaries, California Maritime Academy and condolence correspondence, Aker's business 

card. 

Box 132 File Unit 003. Raymond Aker, Drake Navigators Guild, 1979-2000 



Publication Discovering Portus Novae Albionis, Francis Drake's California Harbor by Raymond 

Aker and Edward Von Der Porten; correspondence, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 65


Subseries 01.21. Aker, Raymond, 1979-2003 

Box 132 File Unit 004. Raymond Aker, 1996-2002 





Correspondence including with Huycke and the California Maritime Academy; drawings of U.S.S. 

California State (training ship). 

Subseries 01.22. Card files, addresses, undated 

Extent: 1 box 


Contact information that Huycke maintained on various individuals 

Arrangement 


Box 133 File Unit 001. Card files, addresses, undated 



3 x 5 inch index cards with names, addresses and, in some cases, telephone numbers of 

individuals and organizations, with annotations; shoebox 1. 

Series 02. Subject files, circa 1870-2007 



These are Huycke's general files on various topics primarily that were collected by him in the course of his 

research. File titles were taken from Huycke's original files and files are ordered as they were in Huycke's 

file cabinets. Topics include various maritime history-related subjects including the ports and businesses 

of the Pacific Coast, especially the Pacific Northwest, marine art, cargo, the Merchant Marine and marine 

radio. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 02.01. General, 1888-2006 (bulk 1930-2006) 



General subject files on various people, vessels and other topics. 

Arrangement 


Box 134 File Unit 001. Booklets, handbooks, tables, 1931-1984 



Booklets on longshore, stevedore workrules, contracts, safety, etc. part 1. 




Booklets on longshore, stevedore workrules, contracts, safety, etc. part 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 66








Misc. booklets, brochures, handbooks, petroleum tables, etc. part 1. 




Misc. booklets, brochures, handbooks, petroleum tables, etc. part 2. 

Box 134 File Unit 005. Twenty fifth reunion, anniversary class, 1969 



Album of biographical information on attendees of California Maritime Academy (Huycke 

information on 1st page). 

Box 134 File Unit 006. Chilean history, economics, culture, etc., 1974-1998 



Research materials including article reprints, magazines, travel brochures, Chilean government 

publications, 1974-1998. 

Box 135 File Unit 007. Articles, 1925-2000 




Clippings from various publications, mostly about sailing vessels, part 1. 















Clippings of Sea Breezes, a feature article in the Liverpool Journal of Commerce and Shipping 

Telegraph. Part 1. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 67









Telegraph. Part 2. 





Telegraph. Photocopies. Part 3. 




Ship movement clippings from Lloyds, SF Call, SF Examiner. 

Box 135 File Unit 015. Lloyd's Daily Index, 1919-1923 



Typescript listing of sailing vessels, bound volume. 




Photocopies of Wooden Boat Magazine articles. 

Box 135 File Unit 017. Articles, December 1948-November 1949 



Box 136 File Unit 018. Daily Alta California, 

International Maritime Exchange, Maritime Review, monthly. Huycke listed on advisory board. 



Photocopies of articles from 1884. 

Box 136 File Unit 019. Brett, Oswald Longfield, 1993-2004 



Correspondence, autobiography of this marine artist. 

Box 136 File Unit 020. Bunting, Bill, 2000-2004 



Correspondence, article about Maine and vessels. 

Box 136 File Unit 021. Grover, David H., 2003-2005 



Correspondence about various vessels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 68



Box 136 File Unit 022. Horka, Archie (Capt.); Brett, Oswald; Thomsen, Niels, 1957-2002 






Box 136 File Unit 023. US Maritime Commission, WWII, 1995-2005 



Correspondence with Win Haskell and others. 

Box 136 File Unit 024. Haug, Ron, 2004-2005 



Correspondence, Australia. 

Box 136 File Unit 025. Jarrell, Todd and Lipscomb, James, 2002-2003 



Film documentary, Cape Horn. 

Box 136 File Unit 026. Kuckens, Ben (Capt.), Santa Rosalia, West Coast ships, 2002-2003 



Copies of licenses and certificates for Bernhard G. F. Kuckens, correspondence. 

Box 136 File Unit 027. Kaehms, Charlie; Maahs, Willy, 2001 



Correspondence with children, recent discoveries. 

Box 136 File Unit 028. Lamb, Tom, 2003-2004 




Box 136 File Unit 029. Lee, Martin (Capt.), 2000-2004 



Thesis - The operation of square rigged ocean-going sailing vessels 1945 to 1949; 


Box 136 File Unit 030. Lundh, Stephan (Swedish), 2003-2005 



Box 136 File Unit 031. Nesdall, Andy, 2003-2005 

Correspondence, 4 numbered and signed pen and ink lithographs, postcards. 



Correspondence, notes, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 69



Box 136 File Unit 032. Olmstead, Nancy and Roger, 1959-2001 





Correspondence about publications. 

Box 136 File Unit 033. Patterson, Adm. Thos. (USMS) and Jeremiah O'Brien, 1994-2005 



Correspondence with Patterson and Arch A. Brown, drafts of article, published articles on 

Jeremiah O'Brien. 

Box 136 File Unit 034. Practical Philanthropist, 1994 



Correspondence with Andy Price. 

Box 136 File Unit 035. Priske, Steven, 2005-2006 



Correspondence, clippings about found photographic prints. 

Box 136 File Unit 036. Pichner, Bruno, 1992-2004 




Box 136 File Unit 037. John Sabella & Associates Incorporated, 2001-2003 



Fishing video history of Seattle proposal, correspondence. 

Box 136 File Unit 038. Schwemmer, Robert V., 1993-2005 



Correspondence, articles, book list, research materials. 

Box 136 File Unit 039. Sternberg, Keith, 2005 




Box 136 File Unit 040. French sailing vessels, Lacroix, Louis (Capt.); Colton, J. Ferrell, 2002 



Photocopies of correspondence between Lacroix and Colton (1955); and correspondence between 

Huycke and Dr. Jurgen Meyer. 

Box 136 File Unit 041. Jones, Gordon bibliography, 1958 



Bibliography of various articles on sailing vessel histories, etc. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 70



Box 136 File Unit 042. United States Coast Guard licenses, Seattle District, 1999 





National archives lists and notes. 

Box 136 File Unit 043. American Maritime History Project, Kings Point, 1999-2000 



Correspondence, press releases, information about the Project. 

Box 136 File Unit 044. National Maritime Historical Society, book review requests, 1998-2004 



Correspondence between Huycke and Justine Ahlstrom of the Society about book reviews for 

Huycke to write. 

Box 136 File Unit 045. Tape recording -oral histories, 1975-2004 



Correspondence with George Putz, Editor of the Mariner's Catalog; correspondence with unions 

and museums about oral histories. 

Box 137 File Unit 046. Northern Ireland and England researchers and archives, 1999-2000 



Finding aids, lists, correspondence. 

Box 137 File Unit 047. Hayes Archives (UK), 1997 



Extracts of logs, lists, research by A. J. Villiers. 

Box 137 File Unit 048. Ship plans - Smithsonian, undated 



Correspondence, summaries of lists; and note about Huntington Library. 

Box 137 File Unit 049. Internet exchanges, 1995-1996 



WW II diary, correspondence. 

Box 137 File Unit 050. Internet research guides, 2000 



Guides to doing maritime research, correspondence with Niels Nielsen. 

Box 137 File Unit 051. National Archives, San Francisco, 1996-1997 



Vessel documentation. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 71



Box 137 File Unit 052. National Archives, 1991-1999 





Correspondence, research. 

Box 137 File Unit 053. Historic records of Washington State, 1992 



Abstracts. 

Box 137 File Unit 054. US Customs Regulations 1892, 1998 



Copies of regulations and manifests. 

Box 137 File Unit 055. Notes and photo records, June-July 1993, 1993 



Handwritten notes - Denmark, England, Belgium, Holland, Germany. 

Box 137 File Unit 056. Mail, outward letters returned or undelivered, 1999-2005 



4 items. 

Box 137 File Unit 057. Correspondence, 1941-2006 



General correspondence both to and from Huycke. 

Box 137 File Unit 058. Immigration - emigration, 2002-2005 



Between Scandinavia and North America. 

Box 137 File Unit 059. Steam schooners, 1988-2003 



Miscellaneous notes, interviews, memos, etc. 

Box 137 File Unit 060. Redwood mills in Mendocino County, 2006 



Correspondence, article. 

Box 137 File Unit 061. Sundman, Otto (Capt.), 2006 



Correspondence with Arlene Asplund O'Connor, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 72



Box 137 File Unit 062. Granqvist, Lennart, 2005-2006 





Correspondence with Granqvist about Captain Karl Albert Ahlin, etc. 

Box 137 File Unit 063. Persson, John E., 2005-2006 



Box 137 File Unit 064. Sundberg, Gote, 1994-2006 

Correspondence with Persson, immigration - emigration data, lists of Swedish shipmasters. 



Research for Sundberg's biography of his father, Fridold Ferdinand - Steamschooners 1907-1919. 

Box 137 File Unit 065. Liberty Ships, Japanese repatriation to U.S. 1945-1946, 2005-2006 



Correspondence with Jack R. Wyatt. 

Box 137 File Unit 066. Just Compensation Committee, 2006 



Box 137 File Unit 067. Lindgren, James, 2006 

U.S. Merchant Marine (WW II) Combat Veteran communications. 



Correspondence re Kaiulani manuscript - Dring/Thomas. 

Box 137 File Unit 068. Karina Busto - Ibarra, 2006 



Correspondence re maritime history of Mexico. 

Box 138 File Unit 069. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, 2005 



Correspondence with Kate Richardson re Wapama personnel. 

Box 138 File Unit 070. Associates of the National Maritime Museum Library, 1982-2003 



Announcements, correspondence. 

Box 138 File Unit 071. Port Hueneme, 2000-2006 



Correspondence with Powell Greenland, Greenland's manuscript, a Maritime history of Ventura 

County. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 73



Box 138 File Unit 072. Leback, Warren (Capt.), 2001-2006 






Box 138 File Unit 073. Gibson, Charles Dana & E. Kay, 1992-2006 



Correspondence, manuscript: The Army's Navy Series by Charles Dana Gibson with E. Kay 

Gibson. 

Box 138 File Unit 074. Higman James E., part 1, 1973-2006 



Correspondence, steamschooners, West Coast vessels. 

Box 138 File Unit 075. Higman James E., part 2, 1973-2006 



Correspondence, steamschooners, West Coast vessels. 

Box 138 File Unit 076. Hough, Louis A., Mendocino Coast & Hough ships, 2003-2006 




Box 138 File Unit 077. Hough, Louis A., 1998-2006 



Correspondence, coast drawings, photographic prints. 

Box 139 File Unit 078. McGarvey, Mike part 1, 1994-2006 




Box 139 File Unit 079. McGarvey, Mike part 2, 1994-2006 




Box 139 File Unit 080. Niels Nielsen, 1993-2000 



Correspondence, clippings about Steamschooner Aberdeen et. al. 




Correspondence, union applications, questionnaire. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 74












Photographic prints with accompanying letter outlining the items. 

Box 139 File Unit 084. Masters, Mates and Pilots, 1949-2006 



Martin, Harry article Merchant marine machinations, a history. 




Correspondence, miscellaneous. 




Local 90, San Francisco records, notes, correspondence with San Francisco Maritime National 

Historical Park, photographic prints. 




Photocopies of agreements, correspondence with Timothy A. Brown, dissertation request for 

author Gary Charles Raffaele. 




Correspondence with Don Marcus. 

Box 139 File Unit 089. Research notes, 1954-2005 



U.S. Pacific Coast vessels, builders, etc. 

Box 139 File Unit 090. Helms, Charles E. (Capt.), 2005-2006 



Correspondence with Walter Bulski about Helms. 

Box 139 File Unit 091. Coast Seamen's Journal, circa 1944-2002 



Vessel research, correspondence, articles. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 75



Box 140 File Unit 092. Cooper, Diane, 2005 





Box 140 File Unit 093. Harrison, Brian, 2005 

Correspondence with San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Library. 



Correspondence re Stevedore history. 

Box 140 File Unit 094. James, Rick, 2005 



Correspondence re Oyster Bay Wrecks, Puako. 

Box 140 File Unit 095. Symons, Will, 2005 



Box 140 File Unit 096. Maxon, Bob, 2005 

Photo collection list, correspondence with Robert Cleasby. 



Correspondence; Eureka, CA; maritime history. 

Box 140 File Unit 097. MacMullen, Jerry, 1936-2005 



Correspondence, clippings, articles. 

Box 140 File Unit 098. Nelson, Bruce, 2005 



Correspondence related to the book: Workers on the waterfront. 

Box 140 File Unit 099. Mjelde, Michael Jay, 1981-2006 




Box 140 File Unit 100. Riehl, Gordon, 2006 



Correspondence re Kaiulani. 

Box 140 File Unit 101. Silka, Henry P., 2004-2005 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 76



Box 140 File Unit 102. Lyman, John, 2002-2003 





Inventory by Huycke on the Lyman archives. 

Box 140 File Unit 103. Menasha Forest Products Corporation, 2004-2005 



Correspondence with William A. Lansing. 

Box 140 File Unit 104. Vernon, Edward, 2005-2006 



Correspondence re Baja California. 

Box 140 File Unit 105. Maritime collection assessment, 1995-1996 



Box 140 File Unit 106. Babcock & Wilcox, 1922 

Museum of History and Industry and the Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society. 



Photocopies of publication on Marine Boilers. 

Box 140 File Unit 107. Stanwood (steamship), circa 1940 



Photographic prints, correspondence, clipping. 

Box 140 File Unit 108. Hueneme (steam schooner), 2005 



Correspondence with Richard A. Walton, photographic prints. 

Box 140 File Unit 109. Scotia (steam schooner), 1938-2004 



Correspondence with Chick Jensen, photographic prints, article. 

Box 140 File Unit 110. Wm. Akmann, 1881, 1883 



Photocopy of merchant vessel list. 

Box 140 File Unit 111. Ryder Hanify (built 1917; steam schooner, 3m) and Anne Hanify (built 1920; steam 

schooner 3m), 1920-2005 



Correspondence with Jim Siburg, notes, photographic prints (22 items). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 77



Box 140 File Unit 112. Barbara Olson (built 1918; steamship), 2004 





Notes, clippings, correspondence with Jerry Gagnon. 

Box 140 File Unit 113. Barbara circa (steam schooner), 1975-2003 



Box 140 File Unit 114. Celia (steam vessel), undated 

Vessel notes, correspondence with Shannon Wall and also Elmer A. Banke, articles. 



2 photographic prints of the vessel from Will E. Symons collection. 

Box 140 File Unit 115. Knudsen, Peter (Capt.) Wasp, Charles Nelson, etc., circa 1915-2005 



Photographic prints of vessels Wasp, Charles Nelson, etc.; Dave Knudsen in Chignik, AK; Capt. 

Peter Knudsen; correspondence. 

Box 140 File Unit 116. Maritime Heritage Center, Seattle, 2004-2005 




Box 140 File Unit 117. Hutchings, Daniel B. (Capt.), 2005 



Box 140 File Unit 118. Cumtux, 1988-2002 

Shipwreck notes (undated), correspondence with Carol D. Greene. 



Clatsop County Historical Society Quarterly, articles. 

Box 140 File Unit 119. Wawona Summit, 2003-2006 



Meetings December 7, 8, & 9, 2995, Seattle, WA; notes, agenda, background information, 

condition report, recommendations. 

Box 140 File Unit 120. Marine Exchange, Los Angeles, Long Beach, CA, 1994-2005 



Information, press release, correspondence with 2005 Maritime Industry salute honoring Capt. 

Manny Aschemeyer, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 78



Box 140 File Unit 121. San Francisco Maritime Museum Library, 2002 





Correspondence from Bill Thomas, superintendent; unsigned deed of gift for oral history 

interviews; unsigned releases. 

Box 140 File Unit 122. Sunde & D'evers, 2003 



Sail plan book index, annotated. 

Box 141 File Unit 123. Stevedore Companies, 1960-2005 



Notes, clippings, correspondence, map. 

Box 141 File Unit 124. Miscellaneous notes, 1944-1977 



Notes, clippings, certificate - Domain of the golden dragon. 

Box 141 File Unit 125. Sea Chest, Puget Sound Historical Society part 1, 1978-2006 



Correspondence with editorial board, articles (some annotated). 

Box 141 File Unit 126. Sea Chest, Puget Sound Historical Society part 2, 1978-2006 



Correspondence with editorial board, articles (some annotated). 

Box 141 File Unit 127. Seattle's Wartime Visitors, 2004 



Bound article about Fantome (vessel) by Ronald R. Burke et. al. 

Box 141 File Unit 128. Seamen - wages, conditions, unions, etc., 1914-2001 



Notes, correspondence, clippings, pamphlet, photocopies. 

Box 141 File Unit 129. Fund for Labor Culture & History, San Francisco, CA, 2003-2004 



Correspondence with Archie Green, papers. 

Box 141 File Unit 130. President Wilson menus, 1960 



6 menus March 13, 1960-April 13, 1960. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 79



Box 141 File Unit 131. U.S. Coast Guard history, Foundation, 1990-1991 





Invitations, brochures, historical booklets including commemorating the bicentennial of the U.S. 

Coast Guard. 

Box 141 File Unit 132. U.S. Coast Guard, Relief (lightship), 1946 



Vessel construction specifications, No. 6 Electric Verticle Windlass vessel plans of motor and 

gearing, lubrication and instruction chart, sectional assembly. 

Box 141 File Unit 133. U.S. Navy photograph, The Old Navy, 1888-1951 



Photograph of 4 men that, according to the 1951 correspondence herein was taken by Assistant 

Surgeon H. W. Whitaker, U.S.N. during 1888 aboard USS Mohican. 

Box 141 File Unit 134. Sailing Ships and Surveyors by R. Michael Willoughby, misc. items, 1989-1995 



Box 141 File Unit 135. Burial at sea services, 1996 

Correspondence, paper, color photographic print of RMCT Barque by Willoughby; misc. items. 




Box 141 File Unit 136. Admiralty Law, 1985 



Photocopy of a Selection of Cases on The Law Of Admiralty by Francis Bowes Sayre, 

correspondence with Fred Spurrell. 

Box 141 File Unit 137. Old Timers and What Became of Them, 1927-1928 



Photocopies of 4 chapters appearing over 4 months in Sea Breezes. 

Box 141 File Unit 138. Salmon packers, 1994 and undated 



Huycke's notes on data from an interview with Peter Larsen, notes on fishing companies, packers. 

Box 141 File Unit 139. Rigging correspondence, Andy Nesdall, 1978-1992 



Correspondence including with Huycke, A.F. Raynaud about sailing vessel rigging. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 80



Box 141 File Unit 140. Welding, 1997 





Correspondence, articles about welding in shipbuilding. 

Box 141 File Unit 141. Whale protection, 1979-1982 



Certificate, reports. 

Box 141 File Unit 142. Ocean Shipping Practice 4-A course, 1989 and older 



Class materials for course taken by Bob Lyman with lectures 1-8. Materials are labeled University 

of California Extension Division, Class Courses, Mr. J. H. Todd, also stamped McCormick 

Steamship Company. 

Box 141 File Unit 143. Ship's wheel, 1974 



Correspondence with Dick Connelly and Ron Burke about the identification of a wheel they 

purchased, including scrap book of photographic prints of the wheel and other examples. 

Box 141 File Unit 144. Ship preservation comments, 1989-1992 



Box 141 File Unit 145. Sailors' Snug Harbor, undated 

Correspondence from various individuals providing advice about ship and deck preservation. 



Brochure, application materials, photocopy of article describing the history. 

Box 141 File Unit 146. MariMed Foundation, 1986-1988 



Correspondence with Huycke about advising in vessel construction, newsletter, brochure with 

plans. 

Box 141 File Unit 147. San Francisco Bar Pilots, 1924 



Box 141 File Unit 148. Women at sea, 2003 

1 black-and-white photographic print of 20 portraits of bar pilots, photocopy. 



Newspaper clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 81



Box 141 File Unit 149. Shanghaiing, 2001-2002 





Photocopies of newspaper articles, correspondence, scholarly article. 

Box 141 File Unit 150. Classification societies, 1954-1957 



Correspondence about or with Lloyd's, American Bureau of Shipping, Norske Veritas, Bureau 

Veritas. 

Box 141 File Unit 151. Sea terms, nomenclature, words descriptions, 1998-2001 



Correspondence, photocopies of articles. 

Box 141 File Unit 152. Canals: Kiel Canal, Suez Canal, Panama Canal, etc., 2000-2001 



Correspondence, treaties, laws. 

Box 141 File Unit 153. Gold Hunter (bark) log by Erastus Johnson, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of 1907 Bangor Daily Commercial log kept by Erastus Johnson in 1852. 

Subseries 02.02. Willapa Harbor; Raymond, WA; South Bend, WA, 1902-1998 



Information on various lumber mills and forest products companies in the Pacific Northwest. Includes 

file on Ruth Dixon that includes some of Dixon's personal correspondence received and clippings (file 

026). 

Arrangement 


Box 142 File Unit 001. Hoo-Hoo, circa 1902-1905 



Newspaper clippings about the Order of Hoo Hoo. 

Box 142 File Unit 002. Albert Shore Shingle Mill, circa 1907 



Box 142 File Unit 003. Siler Mill, 1903-1964 

Photographic prints of grading crew on South Fork and shingle mill. 



Photographic prints, clippings, note on Siler Mill by Isaac W. Whealdon. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 82



Box 142 File Unit 004. Simpson Lumber Co., circa 1902-1947 





Box 142 File Unit 005. Walville, WA, circa 1971-1980 

Monthly statements of the South Bend Mills & Timber Co. and Simpson Lumber Co., clippings. 



Photograph (undated)and clippings about town and Walville Lumber Co. 

Box 142 File Unit 006. Quinault Mill, circa 1908-1984 



Photographic prints, clippings. 

Box 142 File Unit 007. Smith, Almoran and family, circa 1902-1963 



Clippings, biographical notes, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 142 File Unit 008. Various wood product businesses, circa 1903-1962 



Photographic prints, clippings of Raymond Lumber Co, Raymond Box Co., West Coast Veneer & 

Mfg. Co., Raymond Shingle Co., Pacific Fruit Package Co., Riddell Mill, Sedy Bros., Shoal Water 

Bay Mill Co.,. 

Box 142 File Unit 009. Ilwaco Mill and Lumber Company, circa 1971-1975 



Article, clippings, photographic prints, manuscript, correspondence about the mill. 

Box 142 File Unit 010. Various wood product businesses, 1903-1985 



Kleeb Lumber Company, Lewis Mills & Timber Company, Mayr Brothers Logging Co., Olympic 

Hardwood, Clerin-Hamilton, Doty, Dryad, Bale Bros. Mill, Case Mill, Cinook Mill, Columbia Box and 

Lumber Company; mostly clippings, some invoices and photographic prints. 

Box 142 File Unit 011. Weyerhaeuser clippings, IWA strike, 1956-1986 



Clippings about company and strike,. 

Box 142 File Unit 012. Various wood product businesses, 1902-1985 



Clippings, postcards, photos, International Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo lapel pin,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 83



Box 142 File Unit 013. Photographic print of Monterey (steam vessel), undated 





Photo of US Coastal Defender, Monterey. Note, photo was removed from wooden frame. Photo is 

adhered to the glass and will require conservation measures at a future date. 

Box 142 File Unit 014. Sailor Boy (schooner), 1913-1989 



Photographic prints and notes on the vessel, correspondence with Ruth Dixon (1989), copies of 

letters and photographic prints of Captain Thomas B. Adams, clippings. 

Box 142 File Unit 015. Panorama of Raymond Washington, 1907 



Cyanotype, two prints oversized. See separation sheet in file. 

Box 142 File Unit 016. Raymond, WA businesses, 1912, 1968 



Photos, list. 

Box 142 File Unit 017. San Francisco Maritime Museum, 1966-1972 



Correspondence between Mathilda Dring and Mrs. Harold circa (Ruth) Dixon of Sou'wester 

magazine, photographic prints. 

Box 142 File Unit 018. Notes, undated 



Stenographic notes (transcribed from 19th Century items), clippings. 

Box 142 File Unit 019. Grays Harbor City, Ocosta, 1918-1982 



Clippings, correspondence about the history of these municipalities. 

Box 142 File Unit 020. Raymond, WA businesses, vessels, 1919-1991 



Clippings, correspondence, photographic prints about area businesses, historical societies and 

Monterey (steamship) & Sailor Boy (schooner). 

Box 143 File Unit 021. Willapa Bay area research notes, clippings, correspondence, 1918-1987 



Notes, correspondence, clippings on history of Willapa Harbor area, Pacific County Historical 

Society items, Ruth Dixon items. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 84



Box 143 File Unit 022. Willapa Bay area research notes, clippings, correspondence, 1903-1918 





Notes, correspondence, clippings on history of Willapa Harbor area, Pacific County Historical 

Society items, Ruth Dixon items. 

Box 143 File Unit 023. Oregon Historical Society, Astoria, 1947-1991 



Box 143 File Unit 024. Raymond, WA history, 1915-1983 

Clippings, correspondence, about Astoria, Raymond and other locations along the coast. 



Clippings, notes about Raymond and South Bend. 

Box 143 File Unit 025. Shipbuilding and towing on Grays Harbor, 1894-1948 



Clippings. 

Box 143 File Unit 026. Ruth Dixon, 1890-1988 




Box 143 File Unit 027. Port of Willapa Harbor, 1934-1937 



Manager's annual report, 1934, 1936 and 1937, photographic prints. 

Box 143 File Unit 028. Willapa Harbor, 1903-1970 



Box 143 File Unit 029. Raymond, WA, 1912 - 1914 

Clippings, correspondence, notes, photographic prints on mills and lumbering activities. 



Clippings, photographic prints, correspondence including between Mrs. Lucy A. Romey and Ralph 

H. Burnside of the Pacific and Eastern Railway Company, Pacific and Eastern Boom Company 

and Sunset Timber Company; and Willapa Lumber Co. about a lease. 

Box 143 File Unit 030. Notebook to accompany the series of photographic prints taken by Capt. W.R. 

Eckhart, assemblage undated 



Eckhart, Columbia River bar pilot, notebook to accompany photos of sailing ships arriving and 

departing from the Columbia River, 1910-1914; vessels listed alphabetically; note: photos not 

found with notebook. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 85



Box 143 File Unit 031. Certificates of Registry from National Archives, Seattle, WA, assemblage undated 





Photocopies of U.S. Department of Commerce Registries of vessels operating in the Pacific 

Northwest. 

Box 144 File Unit 032. Port Angeles enrollments, from National Archives, Seattle, WA, 1998 



Photocopies of correspondence with Tom Fordham, enrollments [orig. 1904-1913]. 

Box 144 File Unit 033. Commodore [built 1919; schooner, 4m] ex Blaatind documents from National 

Archives, Seattle, WA, part 1, 1995 



Photocopies of vessel records [orig. 1919-1920]. 

Box 144 File Unit 034. Commodore [built 1919; schooner, 4m] ex Blaatind documents from National 

Archives, Seattle, WA, part 2, 1995 



Photocopies of vessel records [orig. 1919-1920]. 

Box 144 File Unit 035. Eckhart, Werner R. [Capt.] clippings collection, 1909-1917, 1991 



Box 144 File Unit 036. Wreck Reports, 1994 

Photocopies of Eckhart's collection of Portland, OR newspaper clippings. 



Correspondence with Robert Schwemmer, photocopies of Wreck Reports from National Archives - 

San Bruno, CA. 

Box 144 File Unit 037. Portland, OR, Columbia River news clippings, assemblage undated 



Photocopies of clippings, 1908-1916. 

Box 144 File Unit 038. Willapa Harbor, South Bend, Raymond, 1909-2002 



Clippings, correspondence, notes, newsletters, postcards. 

Box 144 File Unit 039. Willapa Harbor, Raymond, South Bend, circa 1900-1970 



Miscellaneous clippings, some annotated and photographic prints, including a mounted 

photographic print of 4 torpedo boats, 1911; correspondence from Fred K. Klebingat to Karl 

Kortum about Sailor Boy [built 1883; schooner, 3m]. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 86








Miscellaneous photographic prints of vessels and harbor, total 36 items. Four oversized 

panoramic, photographic prints of Willapa River, with some annotation: Raymond, WA on South 

Fork, Willapa Lumber Co., and Raymond Lumber Co. One dated 1905. One marked as property of 

Mrs. L. V. Raymond (Four 7 x 16 in. black-and-white gelatin silver photographic prints mounted on 

cardboard). Oversized prints are housed in Box 67, folder 2. 




Miscellaneous clippings, photographic prints; correspondence and transcript (1988)about Sailor 

Boy [built 1883, schooner, 3m], Leslie V. Raymond correspondence (1916), vessel clippings file in 

business envelopes a-z. 




Miscellaneous clippings primarily about vessels, notes on vessels, 3 photographic negatives, 

Sailor Boy [built 1883; schooner, 3m]; 2 plastic screenprint forms and photographic print of Sailor 

Boy for The Sou'wester, Pacific County Historical Society Quarterly, 1969. 




Miscellaneous clippings, Pacific County Historical Society Quarterly correspondence, notes, 

photographic prints. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 67, 

folder 3: 3 black-and-white photographic prints mounted on cardboard : HELENE, DAISY 

FREEMAN and ENSIGN docked with lumber in the foreground (black-and-white photographic 

print, 6.75 x 8.5 in.); Creech Brothers Mill, 1908 (black-and-white photographic print, 6.75 x 8.5 

in.); Raymond, Wash. And Its Mills, 1913 (black-and-white photographic print, 8.5 x 6.25 in.) and 1 

black-and-white lithograph with two images of South Bend, each image is 4 x 9.5 in. 

Box 145 File Unit 044. Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills, Raymond WA, circa 1930-1989 



Company correspondence, articles, clippings, photographic prints. 

Box 145 File Unit 045. Case Shingle & Lumber Co., 1925-1966 



Invoice, article on Elmer E. Case, clippings, notes, photographic prints. 

Box 145 File Unit 046. Charles L. Lewis and Lewis family, 1902-1985 



Transcript of autobiographical talk, LIFE STORY OF CHARLES L. LEWIS, clippings, 

correspondence e, family photograph. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 87



Box 145 File Unit 047. McCormick, WA, undated 





Photographic prints, letterhead of McCormick Lumber Co., notes, clipping. 

Subseries 02.03. Research, publications, 1869-2006 (bulk 1920-2006) 



Research on various ports, people, and other topics. 

Arrangement 


Box 145 File Unit 001. Rudder, circa 1918 



Photocopies of articles. 

Box 145 File Unit 002. Shipping Register, circa 1924 & 1937 



Orig and photocopy. 

Box 145 File Unit 003. The Timberman, circa 1909-1953 




Box 145 File Unit 004. Pacific Marine Review, circa 1907 & 1919 




Box 145 File Unit 005. The Marine Digest, circa 1925-1989 




Box 145 File Unit 006. Pacific Ports, circa 1917 



Photocopy of third edition. 

Box 145 File Unit 007. The Daily World (Aberdeen, WA), circa 1985-1997 



Articles. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 88



Box 145 File Unit 008. West Coast and Puget Sound Lumberman, circa 1903 





Lumber fleet, foreign cargo. 

Box 145 File Unit 009. The Blue Book of American Shipping, circa 1899 



Photocopies of directory. 

Box 145 File Unit 010. Scrapbook of articles and notes, circa 1904-1925 



Various publications from OR and WA. 

Box 145 File Unit 011. Daily World (Aberdeen, WA); Grays Harbor Washingtonian, 



Notes from various publications. 

Box 145 File Unit 012. Astoria newspapers, 



Notes, excerpt from Evening Budget and Daily Astorian. 

Box 145 File Unit 013. Coos Bay Harbor, circa 1920 



Newspaper extracts. 

Box 145 File Unit 014. Redondo, 



Box 145 File Unit 015. San Diego Union, 

Excerpts from Daily Breeze and South Coast Breeze covering 1926-1936. 



Excerpts covering 1926-1938. 

Box 145 File Unit 016. Daily Humboldt Times, 



Excerpts, 1910. 

Box 145 File Unit 017. Atlantic Coast maritime museums, 1981 



Nova Scotia to New Jersey, notes. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 89



Box 145 File Unit 018. Tacoma History, 





James O. Bashford collection and I.M. Larsen & Sons, sailmaker notes. 

Box 145 File Unit 019. Ghost towns, milltowns, lumber towns, 1952-1986 



CA, OR, WA photo album with annotations. 

Box 146 File Unit 020. Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, 



Typescript excerpts covering 1892-1924. 

Box 146 File Unit 021. Tacoma Daily Ledger, Tacoma Evening News, 



Excerpts, photocopies of articles, covering 1880-1936. 

Box 146 File Unit 022. Hawaiian Islands, 1896-1964 



Excerpts, photocopies of articles, research notes, correspondence. 

Box 146 File Unit 023. Standard Oil ships, 2002 



Copies of Nautical Research Journal, articles by Frank W. Thober dated 1956-1957; 


Box 146 File Unit 024. Douglas K. Flemming research, 1979-2001 



Various articles authored by Flemming from the Institute for Marine Studies, University of 

Washington about cargo vessels; correspondence, notes. 

Box 146 File Unit 025. References, research sources, 1981-1988 



Bibliographies, book lists. 

Box 146 File Unit 026. Shipping Notes, Atlantis Maritime Press, 1984 



Index cards with vessel information. 

Box 146 File Unit 027. Encyclopedia of Naval History, 1999 



Solicitation for entries/articles, correspondence by Spencer C. Tucker. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 90


Subseries 02.04. Karl Kortum, 1960-2004 



Subseries 02.04. Karl Kortum, 1960-2004 



correspondence (mostly photocopies) between Kortum and others, including Huycke; research items, 

articles, clippings 

Box 146 File Unit 001. Research, Karl Kortum part 1, 1960-2004 



Correspondence (mostly photocopies) between Kortum and others, including Huycke; research 

items; articles; clippings. 





items; articles; clippings. 





items; articles; clippings; includes photographic prints of Karl's retirement party (1995) aboard 

Balclutha. 

Subseries 02.05. Pacific Coast ports, mills, 1869-2006 



These materials represent Huycke's research on ports on the West Coast, and lumber mills and towns 

in the Pacific Northwest. 

Arrangement 


Box 147 File Unit 001. Los Angeles Harbor, San Pedro, Wilmington, Long Beach, 1869-1936 



Box 147 File Unit 002. San Pedro, 2001-2003 

Box 147; Box 294 


Photographic prints of harbors and vessels, annotated photocopies. 



Annotated photocopies of maps; correspondence including with Vivian Johansen and Eugene 

Kellogg; biographical notes on Capt. Hans Adolf Johansen. 

File Unit 003. Los Angeles Harbor, San Pedro, Wilmington, 1929-2003 



Annual Report, chart (1929); notes; clippings; booklet on history of San Pedro and Wilmington; 

brochures; correspondence; City of Los Angeles Harbor Department, Outer Harbor Berth 10 to 30, 

Proposed Yacht Anchorage and Club Site map (See separation sheet). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 91



Box 147 File Unit 004. Excerpts from REPORT OF PORT CHARGES, SHIPPING AND SHIPBUILDING, 2003 





Photocopy, San Francisco (1885). 

Box 147 File Unit 005. Los Angeles Harbor, 2003 



Commissioners' Reports, correspondence with Shawn Beckert. 

Box 147 File Unit 006. Log scaling; caulking, circa 1947-1977 



Booklet, photocopy of articles, tables. 

Box 147 File Unit 007. Grays Harbor, Hoquiam, Aberdeen, 1981-2006 



Photocopies of articles, clippings, notes, maps and charts. 

Box 147 File Unit 008. Hulbert Mill, American Mill - Aberdeen, 2006 



Notes, correspondence with Patty Brydon. 

Box 147 File Unit 009. Portland, OR, 1999 



Clipping, map, correspondence, photocopy of Public Docks annual report (1933). 

Box 147 File Unit 010. Lake Union Drydock, circa 1984 



Photocopy of Gluing Short Course. 

Box 147 File Unit 011. Forestry, Spotted Owl, 1990-1992 



Clippings, labels, newsletter. 

Box 147 File Unit 012. Port of Oakland, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of report (1934), with clippings, articles, bound. 

Box 147 File Unit 013. Port of Astoria, 2002-2003 



Photocopy of history by Russell Dark; correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 92



Box 147 File Unit 014. Astoria, Warrenton, Hammond, Clatsop, 1992-2003 





Correspondence, port images, photocopies of articles, notes. 

Box 147 File Unit 015. Columbia River, Westport Lumber Company, Wauna Lumber Company, Crossett 

Western Lumber Co., circa 1920's-1950's 



Photographic prints of mill and environs, clippings, summary of Wauna Industrial site, photocopies 

of stockholder correspondence. 

Box 147 File Unit 016. Port Blakely - Winslow, circa 1896-2002 



Photographic prints of Port Blakely, Eagle Harbor, Winslow; clippings, historical calendar and 

brochure. 

Box 147 File Unit 017. Port Madison, 1986-1994 



Correspondence, photocopies of articles and maps. 

Box 148 File Unit 018. Puget Sound, Bellingham, circa 1883-2002 



Photographic prints, clippings, notes. 

Box 148 File Unit 019. Tacoma, WA, circa 1900-2001 



Box 148 File Unit 020. Honolulu, HI, circa 1892-1987 

Photographic prints, notes, clippings, port industrial area diazotype map, Harbor annual report. 



Photographic prints of vessels at dock; clippings. 

Box 148 File Unit 021. Vancouver Island, British Columbia, 1894-1998 



Photographic prints, correspondence, clippings. 

Box 148 File Unit 022. Mukilteo, WA; Crown Lumber Co, 1911-1998 



Photographic prints, clippings, notes,. 

Box 148 File Unit 023. Port Townsend, WA, undated 



Photographic print, photocopy of shipping list, brochure. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 93



Box 148 File Unit 024. Port Angeles, WA, circa 1900-1882 





Photographic prints, booklet, magazine article. 

Box 148 File Unit 025. Lake Union and Seattle, WA waterfronts, circa 1903-2003 



Photographic prints, photocopies of prints with annotations, `clippings, correspondence. 

Box 148 File Unit 026. Everett, Edmonds, Anacortes, Port Gambel, WA, 2001-2006 



Photocopies of maps, article; clippings, correspondence. 

Box 148 File Unit 027. Puget Sound, 1958-2002 



Correspondence, clippings, articles, booklet. 

Box 148 File Unit 028. Columbia River, Puget Sound, 2003 



Photographic prints and photocopies of prints. 

Box 148 File Unit 029. Columbia River Bar Pilots, Union Agreements, 2001-2002 



Correspondence, agreements, roster of Columbia River Bar Pilots, 1844-1974, clippings. 

Box 148 File Unit 030. Columbia River - Knappton Mills, 2003 



Photographic prints of mill and vessels at dock; annotated photocopies of photographic prints; from 

Niels Nielsen. 

Box 148 File Unit 031. Columbia River ports, mills, 2002-2005 



Photographic prints, notes, correspondence with Niels Nielsen, articles; including Stella, WA and 

Prescott, OR. 

Box 148 File Unit 032. Columbia River, 1998-2006 



Box 148 File Unit 033. Bradwood, 2002 

Postcards, clippings, correspondence between Bill Olesen and Niels Nielsen, articles. 



Niels Nielsen correspondence, published article. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 94



Box 148 File Unit 034. Portland, OR, assemblage undated 





Photocopy of THE COMMISSION OF PUBLIC DOCKS, 1928. 

Box 148 File Unit 035. North Oregon Coast, Newport, 1986-1989 



Notes, clippings, postcards, correspondence. 

Box 148 File Unit 036. Toledo, OR, 1977-2004 



Notes, correspondence, article on history. 

Box 148 File Unit 037. Tillamook, Garibaldi, 2000 



Correspondence, photographic prints, clippings. 

Box 148 File Unit 038. Umpqua River, 1986 



Booklet, notes, correspondence. 

Box 148 File Unit 039. Millington, OR, undated 



Photographic print, photocopies of photos. 

Box 148 File Unit 040. Coos Bay - North Bend, 1947-2005 



Clippings, notes, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 149 File Unit 041. Bandon, Coquille River, 1986-2005 



Box 149 File Unit 042. Port Orford, 1947-1998 

Notes, correspondence, history booklet, clippings, photographic prints. 



Manuscript excerpts, photographic prints, clippings. 

Box 149 File Unit 043. Port Orford steamschooners; Masterson, Patrick E., 1994-1995 



Photographic prints, clippings, correspondence, notes. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 95



Box 149 File Unit 044. Crescent City, CA; Del Norte County, 1998-1999 





Box 149 File Unit 045. Trinidad, CA, 1923-1997 

Correspondence including with William G. Peepe and Robert G. Thibault; notes, list of sawmills. 



Box 149 File Unit 046. Humboldt County, 1998-2005 

Photographic prints; correspondence, including with Ned Simmons; notes; history. 



Correspondence, information about Port Kenyon, Scotia, Humboldt Bay, Eureka, Arcata, Samoa, 

Fields Landing. 

Box 149 File Unit 047. Shelter Cove, CA, 1999 



Correspondence, research paper, photographic prints. 

Box 149 File Unit 048. Bear Harbor, Mendocino County; Usal Redwood Lumber Company, 2005 



Photographic prints, correspondence, articles. 

Box 149 File Unit 049. Mendocino County, assemblage undated 




Box 149 File Unit 050. Elk, Greenwood, CA, 1937-1952 




Box 149 File Unit 051. California - outside ports; Mendocino, Albion, Sonoma, Fort Bragg, West Port, Point 

Arena, 1880-2000 



Photographic prints; notes; correspondence; records. 

Box 149 File Unit 052. San Francisco waterfront, circa 1984 



Box 149 File Unit 053. Alameda, CA, 1988-1989 

Distance chart, photocopies of photos and articles, correspondence, transcript. 



Clippings from Alamed Journal. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 96



Box 149 File Unit 054. San Francisco Bay, circa 1853-2001 





Notes, clippings, photocopies of photos. The following photographic prints have been 

housed separately in box 69, folder 1: approximately 68 images depicting San Francisco 

Bay (from Sausalito, San Francisco, and Mt. Tamalpias) and Pacific waterfronts. Postcard 

views include San Francisco Ferry Building looking out toward Treasure Island before the 

Bay Bridge was built; San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; vessels passing Alcatraz circa 

1937; the Old Cliff House, from the bluff looking out onto the ocean; the new Cliff House, 

with Seal Rocks in the background; Amundsen's GJOA, in Golden Gate Park, 1944; Angel 

Island as seen from the hills of Sausalito; San Francisco waterfront and Ferry Building; San 

Francisco/Oakland Bay bridge from the slopes of Mount Tamalpias; and vessels in the bay. 

Original photographic prints include views of the SS ANGEL ISLAND, passing Alcatraz 

circa 1890; views towards Alcatraz from Telegraph Hill, circa 1890; the SS PEIDMONT in the 

San Francisco Bay, circa 1890; views of San 

Notes, clippings, photocopies of photos. The following photographic prints have been housed 

separately in box 69, folder 1: approximately 68 images depicting San Francisco Bay (from 

Sausalito, San Francisco, and Mt. Tamalpias) and Pacific waterfronts. Postcard views include San 

Francisco Ferry Building looking out toward Treasure Island before the Bay Bridge was built; San 

Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; vessels passing Alcatraz circa 1937; the Old Cliff House, from the 

bluff looking out onto the ocean; the new Cliff House, with Seal Rocks in the background; 

Amundsen's GJOA, in Golden Gate Park, 1944; Angel Island as seen from the hills of Sausalito; 

San Francisco waterfront and Ferry Building; San Francisco/Oakland Bay bridge from the slopes of 

Mount Tamalpias; and vessels in the bay. Original photographic prints include views of the SS 

ANGEL ISLAND, passing Alcatraz circa 1890; views towards Alcatraz from Telegraph Hill, circa 

1890; the SS PEIDMONT in the San Francisco Bay, circa 1890; views of San 

Francisco docks, circa 1892; the HELENE passing in the San Francisco Bay; later images of 

vessels, COMMERCE, ECHO, GALILEE. Two cyanotypes depict the San Francisco Bay, looking 

from North Beach towards Alcatraz and Angel Island, and a distant view of the waterfront. 

Photographic reproductions include views of Pier 28 with rails and cars, various dock views of 

Oakland, Oakland Creek, and bay, Alameda, Meiggs Wharf, Government Island and surrounding 

waterfronts, with some ships identified and some photos heavily annotated. Includes a memo from 

KK [Karl Kortum] to Harold Huycke. Mixed original and reproductions of prints from archival 

collections, including the San Francisco Maritime and the Society of California Pioneers. Topical 

dates range from circa 1853-1980. Items range in size from 2 x 5 in. to 8 x 10 in. Some older 

gelatin silver prints, some reproductions of prints; (15) 3.5 x 5.5 in. photographic postcards, all 

black-and-white; (2) 3.5 x 4.5 in. cyanotypes. 

Box 149 File Unit 055. Monterey Bay, 1931-2005 



J.C. Davenport typescript memoir THE WANDERER; correspondence including with Alverda 

Orlando about the Davenports; notes; clippings. 

Box 149 File Unit 056. Big Sur Coast, 2004 



Correspondence with Jeff Norman, clippings. 

Box 149 File Unit 057. Cayucos, CA, 2001-2005 



Correspondence including with Ronald L. Rindge; notes; booklet on history. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 97



Box 149 File Unit 058. Port San Luis, Avila, 2000-2006 





Correspondence including with Ronald L. Rindge; notes; clippings; list of Pacific Coast railroad 

activity in California. 

Box 149 File Unit 059. Ventura, Port Hueneme, CA, undated 



Box 149 File Unit 060. Santa Barbara, CA, 1994-2003 

Birth of a Harbor: Port Hueneme, CA, presented by the Friends of the Bard Mansion. Notes and 

commerce information. 1 DVD has been separated and is housed in Audio/Video Storage. 



Box 149 File Unit 061. Catalina Island, 2004 

Clippings, articles, correspondence including with David F. Myrick. 



Correspondence with William S. White, notes, photocopy of article. 

Box 149 File Unit 062. Santa Monica, CA, 1935-2001 



Photographic prints (1983); clippings, some annotated; notes; reports; newsletters; chart of Santa 

Monica Bay 1935. 

Box 150 File Unit 063. Malibu, Ventura, CA, 2001 



Box 150 File Unit 064. San Diego, CA, 1998 

Correspondence with Ronald L. Rindge with various enclosures. 



Correspondence with the Maritime Museum of San Diego; photocopies of articles, annual reports 

and historical maps. 

Box 150 File Unit 065. Grays Harbor, Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Montesano, circa 1920-circa1950 



Photographic prints of vessels and environs (81 items). The following 4 black-and-white 

photographic prints mounted on cardboard have been housed separately in box 70, envelope 1: 

View of harbor and cars on dock in Aberdeen, WA, with Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co. stamped on 

back (black-and-white gelatin silver photograph, 5 x 7 in.); steam schooner RAYMOND, barkentine 

JOHN PALMER, steam schooner NORWOOD? In Grays Harbor, (black-and-white gelatin silver 

photograph, 5 x 7 in.); William McWhinny's shipyard in Aberdeen, WA (writing on back says: 

McWhinny yard became Charles Enderson yard next to present day Weyerhaeuser Mill. Hugh 

Delanty collection); SVEA, COLUMBIA, G.C. LINDANER looking north across Chehalis River 

toward Wilson Brothers Mill, (black-and-white gelatin silver photograph, 8.25 x 6.5 in.). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 98



Box 150 File Unit 066. Tooker, Richard Coastal History research materials; part 1, 1963-1972 





Assorted research materials from various sources about Mendocino Del Norte and Sonoma 

Counties. 

Box 150 File Unit 067. Tooker, Richard COASTAL HISTORY research materials; part 2, 



Assorted research materials from various sources about Mendocino Del Norte and Sonoma 

Counties. 

Box 150 File Unit 068. Tooker, Richard collection of articles with list, 1963-1972 



Photocopies of articles, list. 

Box 150 File Unit 069. Tooker, Richard. Correspondence, 1998-1999 



Correspondence about Mendocino County. 

Subseries 02.06. Publications, catalogs, 1941-2006 (bulk 1960-2006) 



These are primarily publication catalogs, book lists, and publication flyers having to do with maritime 

history. 

Arrangement 


Box 150 File Unit 001. Publications, catalogs; clippings, 1960-1995 



Newspaper clippings of book reviews. 

Box 150 File Unit 002. Publications, catalogs; Ten Pound Island Book Co., 1999 



3 maritime related book catalogs - maritime lists 119, 120, 121. 

Box 150 File Unit 003. Publications, catalogs; miscellaneous, 1988-1999 



Miscellaneous book lists of individuals and dealers, correspondence, publication flyers, 

bookmarkers. 




Miscellaneous book lists of individuals and dealers, correspondence, publication flyers. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 99








Miscellaneous book lists of individuals and dealers, correspondence, publication flyers; includes a 

cover to A Pictorial Journal of a Voyage form San Francisco Bay to Dutch Harbor, Alaska Aboard 

the Three Masted Schooner Louise, as recorded in 1931 by artist Otis Oldfield...and with an 

Historical Introduction By Karl Kortum, 1969 - oversized item, see separation sheet. 

Box 151 File Unit 006. Publications, catalogs; Xlibris Corporation, 2001-2004 



Flyers, notes correspondence, publishing information. 

Box 151 File Unit 007. Publications, catalogs; U.S. Naval Institute, 1996-2000 



Catalogs, lists. 




Various maritime book catalogs, lists. 

Box 151 File Unit 009. Publications, catalogs; Howard Karno Books, 1996 



Various book catalogs, lists, correspondence. 

Box 151 File Unit 010. Publications, catalogs; American Booksellers, 2005 



Carl Weber, nautical catalogs. 

Box 151 File Unit 011. Publications, catalogs; book reviews, 1997-1998 



Reviews, correspondence, notes. 

Box 151 File Unit 012. Publications, catalogs; foreign publications, 1969-1995 



Flyers, catalogs. 

Box 151 File Unit 013. Publications, catalogs; Norman Brouwer list, undated 



Life in Deepwater Sailing Ships 1840-1940: A bibliography and cumulative index of first person 

accounts. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 100



Box 151 File Unit 014. Publications, catalogs; publishing, 1964-1993 (bulk 1973) 





Typescript of Huycke's article, All Reasonable Effort - a call to action to publish more on maritime 

history; correspondence including a widely distributed letter on maritime history publishing and 

correspondence with Karl Kortum, reviews of manuscripts. 

Box 151 File Unit 015. Publications, catalogs; book lists, prices and publishers, 1992-2000 



Flyers, correspondence, notes, Huycke's book list and prices, catalogs, includes correspondence 

on Farewell Windjammer. 

Box 151 File Unit 016. Publications, catalogs; Niels Peter Thomsen, 1999-2000 



Flyers on publications by Thomsen, correspondence. 

Box 151 File Unit 017. Publications, catalogs; American Publishing Co., Inc., 1966 



Correspondence about the publication of an Eskimo-reindeer story among Edward F. Oliver, E.M. 

Halliday, and Edward L. Keithahm. 

Subseries 02.07. Marine art and artists, 1941-2006 (bulk 1970-2005) 



These materials consist of correspondence, exhibit announcements, and artist histories. Artists 

represented include Tom Fordham, Thomas Wells, Robert Carter, William Edgar, and William Coulter. 

Arrangement 


Box 151 File Unit 001. Marine art; American Society of Marine Artists; membership, exhibitions, catalogs, 

1979-1993 



Membership information, newsletters, photographic prints, exhibitions, gallery exhibits including by 

Thomas Wells; part 1. 


1979-1993 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 101






1979-1993 





Box 152 File Unit 004. Marine art; American Society of Marine Artists; paintings reproductions, 1941-2000 



Calendar, Christmas cards, greeting cards, postcards, photographic prints of marine art; part 1. 




Calendar, Christmas cards, greeting cards, postcards, photographic prints of marine art, file 

contains two etchings: Sovereign of the Seas and Red Jacket (see separation sheet); part 2. 




Calendar, Christmas cards, greeting cards, postcards, photographic prints of marine art; part 3. 

Box 152 File Unit 007. Marine art; Mark Myers, American Artist, 1999-2006 



Correspondence, Kirsten Gallery exhibit announcement, reproductions. 

Box 152 File Unit 008. Marine art; John Stobart, 1991-2004 



Correspondence, clippings. 

Box 152 File Unit 009. Marine art; William A. Coulter, 1981-2006 



Correspondence and information about 2005 retrospective, clippings, 1981 W.A. Coulter, Marine 

Artist biographical booklet. 

Box 152 File Unit 010. Marine art; John Kukla, Jr., 1999 



Correspondence, referrals for paintings on glass. 

Box 152 File Unit 011. Marine art; William Edgar, 2001 



Correspondence and photograph. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 102



Box 152 File Unit 012. Marine art; Kirsten Gallery exhibition, 1980-1999 





Typescript review by Huycke and information about Kirsten Gallery's 6th Annual Northwest Marine 

Exhibition, 1980; also information on subsequent Marine Exhibitions. 

Box 152 File Unit 013. Marine art; miscellaneous, 1994-1999 



Tug sketch by Ken Mitchell, exhibits information, correspondence,. 

Box 152 File Unit 014. Marine art; old postcards, undated 



13 images of various passenger vessels including those of the Red Star and Cunard Lines 

(reprinted). 

Box 152 File Unit 015. Marine art; Robert Carter, Australia, 2000-2004 



Portfolio of photographic prints of work, correspondence,. 

Box 152 File Unit 016. Marine art; Australian artists, 1991-2004 



Includes photocopies of works by R. A. Borstel, correspondence and clippings. 

Box 152 File Unit 017. Marine art; Hans Martin Skalagaard, 1975-1999 



Correspondence and clippings about Skalagaard. 

Box 152 File Unit 018. Marine art; Quester Gallery, 1992-1999 



Exhibit and sale catalogs; part 1. 

Box 152 File Unit 019. Marine art; Quester Gallery, 1992-1999 



Exhibit and sale catalogs; part 2. 

Box 152 File Unit 020. Marine art; Randle M. Biddle, photos and ship models, 2005 



Correspondence, photocopies of model and vessel photographic prints with index. 

Box 152 File Unit 021. Marine art; Tom Fordham, ship models, 2002-2005 



Items include correspondence with Huycke, photos of Monterey Clipper and C.A. Thayer ship 

models. Note: file is restricted to the reporting of medical information. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 103



Box 152 File Unit 022. Marine art; ship models, builders, 1968-1994 





Model builder information, correspondence, information on societies and resources, clippings, 

photos of models and vessels, museum and gallery information including from Mystic Maritime 

Gallery, newsletters, photocopies of plans; part 1. 

Box 153 File Unit 023. Marine art; ship models, builders, 1968-1994 



Model builder information, correspondence, information on societies and resources, clippings, 

photos of models and vessels, museum and gallery information including from Mystic Maritime 

Gallery, newsletters, photocopies of plans; part 2. 

Box 153 File Unit 024. Marine art; antiques and artifacts, 1986-1997 



Correspondence, solicitations, photographic prints. 

Box 153 File Unit 025. Marine art, ship models, Sea Gull, 2004 



Research, correspondence with Carol Greene. 

Box 153 File Unit 026. Marine art, figureheads, 1993-1994 



Correspondence, research materials , photographic prints clippings. 

Box 153 File Unit 027. Marine art, sea chanties, 1996 



Correspondence, Coast Seaman's Journal 1909 photocopy. 

Box 153 File Unit 028. Marine art, poetry, circa 1979-1995 



Marine poetry in various formats including handscripted, photocopies, clippings. 

Subseries 02.08. Clippings, 1908-2006 (bulk 1938-2005) 



Newspaper clippings, commemorative editions, some photographs and correspondence, on a variety 

of topics. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 104



Box 153 File Unit 001. Clippings, Bank Line Limited, 1994 





Photocopy of article. 

Box 153 File Unit 002. Clippings, Ports and Harbors of the Pacific Coast, 1960-1974 




Box 153 File Unit 003. Clippings, Port of Seattle, 1937-1982 



Harbor schedules, Port of Seattle sailing schedule. 

Box 153 File Unit 004. Clippings, Gulf ports, 1958-1997 



Harbor schedules. 

Box 153 File Unit 005. Clippings, US Atlantic Coast, 1955-2004 



Harbor schedules. 

Box 153 File Unit 006. Clippings, maritime unions, 1956-1981 



Newspaper clippings, flyers. 

Box 153 File Unit 007. Clippings, shipping USA, 1952-1988 




Box 153 File Unit 008. Clippings, lighthouses, aids to navigation, 1938-1967 




Box 153 File Unit 009. Clippings, U.S. Federal Maritime Commission, 1964-1995 



Newspaper clippings, correspondence. 

Box 153 File Unit 010. Clippings, shipyards, shipbuilders, 1955-2005 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 105



Box 153 File Unit 011. US Maritime Commission, 1953-2006 





Merchant fleet clippings. 

Box 153 File Unit 012. Clippings, museum ships, maritime museums, 1958-1969 




Box 153 File Unit 013. Clippings, Columbia River, 1967-1995 




Box 153 File Unit 014. Clippings, San Francisco Bay, 1966-2006 



Newspaper clippings, correspondence, proposal by Philip F. Spaulding & Associates Proposed 

San Francisco Bay Passenger Ferry System May 1966. 

Box 153 File Unit 015. Clippings, San Francisco, 1957-2005 



Historical newspaper clippings, essay on United Engineering Works and Company. 

Box 153 File Unit 016. Clippings, Pacific Coast, 1956-1981 




Box 153 File Unit 017. Clippings, Puget Sound Clippings, 1966-2004 




Box 153 File Unit 018. Clippings, Puget Sound and Its Ferries, 1960-1983 



Ferry system maps, schedules, newspaper clippings. 

Box 154 File Unit 019. Clippings, Puget Sound Maritime History, 1940-2006 




Box 154 File Unit 020. Clippings, shipwrecks, 1986-2004 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 106



Box 154 File Unit 021. Clippings, Los Angeles, San Pedro, 1935-1988 






Box 154 File Unit 022. Clippings, Seattle waterfront, 1970-2004 




Box 154 File Unit 023. Clippings, ferries, 1964-2005 




Box 154 File Unit 024. Clippings, cruise ships, 1989-2003 




Box 154 File Unit 025. Clippings, anchors, relics, 1960-1997 



Newspaper clippings, photocopy of drawing of anchor. 

Box 154 File Unit 026. Clippings, Levithan, 1970-1985 



Newspaper clippings some annotated, correspondence with Frank Braynard. 

Box 154 File Unit 027. Clippings, Merchant Marines World War II, assemblage undated 



Photocopies of clippings, essays by and compiled by Eugene L. Sly. 

Box 154 File Unit 028. Clippings, Savannah (nuclear ship), 1959-1994 



Newspaper clippings, notes. 

Box 154 File Unit 029. Clippings, Nonsuch (replica ship) and other replica vessels, 1969-2002 



Newspaper clippings, photographic prints, press releases, brochures. 

Box 154 File Unit 030. Clippings, U.S. Naval, 1933-2005 



Newspaper clippings, brochures, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 107



Box 154 File Unit 031. Clippings, new ships, concepts, 1968-1972 






Box 154 File Unit 032. Clippings, voyage of Eppleton Hall (built 1914; tug), 1969-1970 



Annotated newspaper clippings, invitation to arrival reception. 

Box 154 File Unit 033. Clippings, Russian Finn built steam vessels, 1978-1990 



Newspaper clippings, correspondence, vessel lists, photograph on holiday card from Ray and 

Dorothy Aker. 

Box 154 File Unit 034. Clippings, articles by Charles Ware, 1965-1989 



Newspaper clippings on shipping from the Honolulu Advertiser. 

Box 154 File Unit 035. Clippings, Alaska, 1970-1977 




Box 154 File Unit 036. Clippings, yachts, 1963-2006 




Box 154 File Unit 037. Clippings, merchant seamen including women as seamen, 1966-1997 




Box 154 File Unit 038. Clippings, tugs, barges and towing, 1972-1999 




Box 155 File Unit 039. Clippings, miscellaneous, 1972-1996 




Box 155 File Unit 040. Clippings, Snow Squall, Falkland Islands, 1982-1990 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 108



Box 155 File Unit 041. Clippings, small boats, 1969-1999 





Newspaper clippings, brochures, photographic print. 

Box 155 File Unit 042. Clippings, yacht, small boat voyages, 1954-1997 



Newspaper clippings, brochure, postcard, photocopies of articles. 

Box 155 File Unit 043. Clippings, Hawaii (movie) vessels, 1965-1972 



Newspaper clippings about Carthaginian (bark, 3m) ex Wandia ex Thetis (replica ship). 

Box 155 File Unit 044. Clippings, Pacific Ocean, 1955-1991 




Box 155 File Unit 045. Clippings, Great Lakes, 2004 and undated 



Newspaper clippings, postcard. 

Box 155 File Unit 046. Clippings, Usuki Pioneer auxiliary sail power, 1984-1987 



Newspaper clippings, color photographic prints, brochure, notes. 

Box 155 File Unit 047. Clippings, Oceanography, Geography, 1970-1997 




Box 155 File Unit 048. Clippings, tankers, 1967-2005 



Newspaper clippings including about Torrey Canyon, Manhattan, Puget Sound and West, 

photographic prints of Torrey Canyon. 

Box 155 File Unit 049. Clippings, Baja California, 1969-1990 




Box 155 File Unit 050. Clippings, New Carissa (cargoliner), 1997-1999 



Newspaper clippings, photograph of grounded vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 109



Box 155 File Unit 051. Clippings, Exxon Valdez (tanker), 1989-1993 





Newspaper clippings about 1989 oil spill. 

Box 155 File Unit 052. Clippings, Operation Sail, 1964-1978 



Newspaper clippings, correspondence, brochures on the events of 1964, 1976 and 1978. 

Box 155 File Unit 053. Clippings, stack colors, insignias for steamship companies, 1950-1953 



Posters published by The Log. 

Box 155 File Unit 054. Clippings, commemorative edition, Aberdeen Daily World, 1963 



Newspaper, July 31, 1963. 

Box 155 File Unit 055. Clippings, commemorative editions, 1939-1997 



Newspapers Seattle Times/Seattle Post Intelligencer January 8, April 9, and May 14, 1989 

historical editions; April 16, 1939 ship movement and sea trade news; historical article on Klondike 

Gold Rush. 

Box 155 File Unit 056. Clippings, commemorative editions, 1961 



Newspaper The Daily Astorian, Sesquicentennial Edition August 115, 1961. 




Daily Shipping News May 17, 1990 special historical supplement. 




The Washington Annual, February, 1928 issue on ports. 

Box 155 File Unit 059. Clippings, commemorative editions, undated 



Ilwaco Tribune free guide supplement. 




Chinook Observer January 1, 1981, Long Beach Centennial Edition. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 110



Box 156 File Unit 061. Clippings, commemorative editions, undated 





South Bend Journal 1900. 




Journal of Commerce and Commercial April 13, 1981, Transportation, list of ship movements. 




September 26, 1976, Port of Oakland's half century, Oakland Tribune. 




Everett Herald June 29, 1976, Looking Back Everett, South County. 




Daily Shipping News July 14 &17, 1995. 




The Guide, April 12, 1965, Centennial Issue. 




Port of Vancouver 90th anniversary, April 2002. 




Port Townsend, Jefferson County Leader July 28, 1993, Jefferson County Life. 




September 27, 1975 Souvenir edition, Vallejo, CA. 




San Francisco Chronicle, California Centennial, October 18, 1948. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 111








Port Angeles Evening News, November 28, 1953, Washington Territorial Centennial. 




The Evening Star, Dunedin, NZ, Otago Centenary Souvenir February 24, 1948. 




The Daily Intelligencer Seattle Washington Territory, June 6, 1876. 




Shipping Illustrated March 21, 1908. 




The Mendocino Beacon, August 9, 1952, Mendocino City's Centennial 1852-1952. 




Independent Journal November 1, 1952 Pacific Queen (Balclutha). 




Daily Commercial News and Shipping List July 1, 1897 annual review. 

Box 156 File Unit 078. Clippings, commemorative editions, 1895-1935 

Box 156; Box 298 




The Sound, The Lamp, Illustrated London News Advertiser, Nautical Gazette, etc. 

File Unit 079. Clippings, commemorative editions, 1939 



The Saint Helens Sentinel Mist Jubilee Edition, 1889-1939, June 23, 1939, see separation sheet. 

Box 156 File Unit 080. Clippings, Kalkala (ferry) and USS Missouri (battleship), 1956-2001 



Newspaper clippings, booklet proposal for Army Street Terminal. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 112



Box 157 File Unit 081. Clippings, various, 1952-1990 





Newspaper clippings from various publications including the Seattle Times, Oregonian and other 

WA and OR publications, obituaries, articles about Huycke, articles about San Francisco Maritime 

NHP vessels. 

Box 157 File Unit 082. Clippings, various, 1931-1969 



Newspaper clippings on various maritime history subjects. 

Box 157 File Unit 083. Clippings, assemblage undated 



Photocopies and research summaries of articles 1909-1986. 

Subseries 02.09. Merchant Marine, 1950-2006 



Herein are correspondence, records, published literature and training materials related to the 

merchant marine. Also found here are materials related to the granting of veterans benefits to World 

War II merchant mariners. 

Arrangement 


Box 157 File Unit 001. Merchant marine, USA, 1996-2001 



Misc. articles; Pacific theater operations (original file states RESTRICTED, COPYRIGHTED). 

Box 157 File Unit 002. Merchant marine, veterans, World War II, 1985-1996 



Newsletters, correspondence including between Huycke and Roger H. Putnam about the granting 

of veterans benefits to merchant mariners; articles and correspondence by Charles Dana Gibson, 

photographic prints. 

Box 157 File Unit 003. Merchant marine, Veterans History Project, US Maritime Service, 1996 



Printouts from websites. 

Box 157 File Unit 004. Merchant marine, American Merchant Marine Veterans, 1997 



2 newsletters from the Oregon Central Coast Chapter. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 113



Box 157 File Unit 005. Merchant marine, American Merchant Marine Veterans, 1987-2001 





Organizational records including conferences, by-laws, newsletters, clippings. 

Box 157 File Unit 006. Merchant marine, capacity plans, circa 1941 



Manual for loading officers, approximately 53 capacity plans, all types World War II cargo ships. 

Box 157 File Unit 007. Merchant marine, Armed guard vets World War II, 1998-1999 



Huycke's research on Marina Raskova (steamship), newsletter, publication of the building and 

launching of Robert E. Peary launching. 

Box 157 File Unit 008. Merchant marine, American Merchant Marine Veterans, Puget Sound Chapter, 1993 



Correspondence, notes, member information. 

Box 157 File Unit 009. Merchant marine, American Merchant Marine Veterans, Mark Gleason, 1998-1999 



Proposal for a national education resource center and Huycke's response, correspondence, 

newsletter. 

Box 157 File Unit 010. Merchant marine, merchant seamen, 1956-1990 



Clippings, correspondence between Roger Putnam and Frank F. Farrar. 

Box 157 File Unit 011. Merchant marine, United States Shipping Board Recruiting Service, assemblage 

undated 



Photocopy of rules and regulations, 1918; Seamanship, 1918. 

Box 157 File Unit 012. Merchant marine, Sons and Daughters of United States Merchant Marine Veterans of 

World War II, 1984-1996 



3 issues of newsletter, Spindrift; clippings, articles including about Jean Dierkes-Carlisle; also 

articles by Ian A. Millar. 

Box 157 File Unit 013. Merchant marine, Flags of Convenience, 1998-1999 



Literature published by the International Transport Workers Federation campaign against flags of 

convenience and sub-standard shipping, includes brochure, posters, reports, campaign clippings 

publication, bulletin, newspaper clippings about Global Mariner (cargo vessel). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 114



Box 157 File Unit 014. Merchant marine, dredging, cargo, high-wire loading, 1991-1992 





Correspondence and articles from Harlan Soeten, Curator, The San Francisco Maritime Museum. 

Box 157 File Unit 015. Merchant marine, A refresher course in basics of the United States Merchant Marine, 

1973 



Photocopy of a 3 seminar class taught by Winston J. Jones for States Steamship Company. 

Box 157 File Unit 016. United States Maritime Service 1940 training curriculum, 2000-2006 



Photocopy of maritime service training at St. Petersburg FL curriculum from U.S. Department of 

Transportation, Maritime Administration, 2000 obtained by Win Haskell, correspondence. 

Box 158 File Unit 017. Historic American Merchant Marine Survey - WPA, 1984 



Photocopy of article by Frank A Taylor published in American Neptune, 1941; order form. 

Box 158 File Unit 018. Feasibility of Sailing Ships for the American Merchant Marine by John B. Woodward, 

et al., 1975-1979 



Correspondence between A. F. Raynaud and Vincent Treanor, III, articles, paper. 

Subseries 02.10. Photographers, 1944-2006 



Contains correspondence, lists, inventories, and clippings pertaining to various photographers 

Arrangement 


Box 158 File Unit 001. Photographers, Charles Lincoln, 1991 



Port Blakeley Winslow, etc., information about Lincoln, index to the Lincoln collection. 

Box 158 File Unit 002. Photographers, Wilhelm Hester, 1955-1992 



Correspondence, index, clippings. 

Box 158 File Unit 003. Photographers, Ray Krantz, 1995 



Correspondence with Helen Brinkman (owner), inventory list, photocopies of prints, notes on 

Krantz. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 115


Subseries 02.10. Photographers, 1944-2006 

Box 158 File Unit 004. Photographers, Harold Huycke, 1944-1999 





Correspondence, typescript lists of various steam vessels by type 1944-1960's. 

Box 158 File Unit 005. Photographers, Terry Ommen, 2001-2002 



Call Bulletin inventory, correspondence, photocopies of vessels. 

Box 158 File Unit 006. Photographers, Jones Photo Company, William D. Jones, Greg A. Jones, 1991-2003 



Inventory. 

Box 158 File Unit 007. Photographers - general, 1950-2006 



Lists of various photo collections and photographers; correspondence. 

Subseries 02.11. Cargo, 1922-2003 



Contains information about various cargos including guano, cotton, lumber and coal. Includes 

correspondence, manuscripts, essays and published articles. 

Arrangement 


Box 158 File Unit 001. Cargo, fertilizer, phosphate, guano, 1993-2002 



Correspondence with Ian Farquhar, photocopies of articles including On Deposit: The Nineteenth 

Century Guano Trade by Bud Warren - typescript with edit marks, correspondence between 

Warren and Huycke. 

Box 158 File Unit 002. Cargo, ballast and cargo, 1993 



Manuscript with edit marks, Ballast and Cargo in the Days When I Went Down to the Sea in Sailing 

Ships by Tom Wells, correspondence with Huycke. 

Box 158 File Unit 003. Cargo, cotton, 2004 



Correspondence with Nick Dean. 

Box 158 File Unit 004. Cargo, Guano ships, 1970-1993 



Correspondence, article The Guano Ships by Cliff Hawkins. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 116



Box 158 File Unit 005. Cargo, iron, steel, ore, case oil, nitrates, sulphur, 1994-1997 





Notes, correspondence, list, photographic prints, articles. 

Box 158 File Unit 006. Cargo, lumber stowage, 1983 



Box 158 File Unit 007. Cargo, coal, 1990-1997 

Photocopy of type written article, On Stowing Lumber in the Hold and Putting up Deckloads, with 

edit marks, correspondence between Fred K. Klebingat and Bob Weinstein, diagram, note. 



Articles, correspondence, notes. 

Box 158 File Unit 008. Cargo, chartering, 1966-1974 



Articles, correspondence including with Karl Kortum, concerning coal, wheat,. 

Box 158 File Unit 009. Cargo, Supplement to Freight Traffic Guide, 1922 



56 page book for United YMCA Schools with annotation on cover, Y Navigation School, Seattle, 

Wash;. 

Box 158 File Unit 010. Cargo, ballast and cargo, 1996 



Photocopies of articles, correspondence including with Gote Sundberg, Tor Lindqvist, Robert H. I. 

Goddard. 

Box 158 File Unit 011. Cargo, sugar, wheat, 1972-2000 



Correspondence from Karl Kortum, photocopies of articles compiled by Kortum on wheat trade 

(1950's), booklet on sugar production. 

Box 158 File Unit 012. Cargo, load line, 1932 



Manual for the loading of steam and sailing ships from the Ministry of Transport (UK), includes 

map insert. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 117



Box 158 File Unit 013. Cargo, cargo gear, rigging, 1955-1964 





Essays and interviews (some typescript), correspondence, notes about loading and unloading 

cargo, vessel rigging, includes essay Revised Account of Conversation with Capt. Fred K. 

Klebingat and R. Weinstein, July 16, 1964; The Log Windlass of the S.N. Castle, conversation with 

Capt. Fred Klebingat, 7/14/62; Hoop Horses of the City Front interview with Al Hatt, August 1959; 

Portable Ship and Warehouse Conveyor excerpt from booklet, with photograph; letter to Mr. 

Weinstein about lumber cargoes; letter form Capt. Fred Klebingat to Karl Kortum about donkey 

engines, photographic prints; Stevedore Gear: a photographic and Expositiory Compendium. 

Subseries 02.12. Vessel construction, 1953-2006 



Included are correspondence, notes and technical bulletins on hogging, ballast and wood treatment. 

Arrangement 


Box 159 File Unit 001. Vessel construction, hogging, 1986-1991 



Correspondence by Fred Kaiser, Peter W. Witherell about papers regarding hogging. 

Box 159 File Unit 002. Vessel construction, riveting, hulls, steel ships, 2001 



Photocopy of article on inspection and repair. 

Box 159 File Unit 003. Vessel construction, anchors and chains, testing, histories, 2004 



Correspondence with Niels Nielsen, information from Baldt Anchor and Chain, Inc. 

Box 159 File Unit 004. Vessel construction, steel strapping, hogging history, 1975-2004 



Correspondence, clippings, hand drawn diagram, notes. 

Box 159 File Unit 005. Vessel construction, ballast, stability, 1967-1994 



Correspondence, typewritten ballast plan for Moshulu ex Kurt, photocopies of articles on stowage, 

essay Ballast in San Francisco by Captain A.F. Raynaud as told to Harold Huycke, notes,. 

Box 159 File Unit 006. Vessel construction, wooden ship construction, 1973-1988 



Photocopies of articles (1880-1989), correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 118


Subseries 02.12. Vessel construction, 1953-2006 

Box 159 File Unit 007. Vessel construction, wood construction, deterioration, treatment, 1953-1997 





Photocopies of articles, technical bulletins, correspondence, notes. 

Box 159 File Unit 008. Vessel construction, caulking, preservatives, Stockholm tar, pitch, etc., 1986-1988 



Correspondence, manufacturers' information, including Alfred Jeffery & Company, notes. 

Subseries 02.13. Marine radio, 1941-2006 



Included herein are correspondence, scrapbook and research by Lee Roy Scott, articles pertaining to 

the history of marine radio. 

Arrangement 


Box 159 File Unit 001. Marine Radio, articles, 1998-2006 



Information from Gallups Island Radio Association; photocopies of marine radio history articles 

including an article by Arthur H. Redman on Oregon's first radio station; correspondence with Bill 

Kooiman. 

Box 159 File Unit 002. Marine Radio, Bette Clemons, 1998 



Correspondence between Huycke and Clemons. 

Box 159 File Unit 003. Marine Radio, Society of Wireless Pioneers and general, 1980-2003 



Correspondence, membership information, calendar, annotated scrapbook by Lee Roy Scott, 

photocopies of articles. 

Box 159 File Unit 004. Marine Radio, AT&T Archives, 2006 



Correspondence with Aubrey Carrier about early communication in San Francisco. 

Box 159 File Unit 005. Marine Radio, Dewey Wilson, 1997-1998 



Interview notes, correspondence, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 119


Subseries 02.13. Marine radio, 1941-2006 

Box 159 File Unit 006. Marine Radio, Kolster Radio Compass, 1941 





Booklet prepared by the Federal Telegraph Company of California with annotation on the cover 

indicating the book came from the chart room of the President McKinley from Bob Lyman's 

collection. 

Box 159 File Unit 007. Marine Radio, correspondence, 1947-2006 



Miscellaneous correspondence between Huycke and others. 

Box 159 File Unit 008. Marine Radio, West Coast wireless, 1998 



Notes, collection of photocopies of articles. 

Box 159 File Unit 009. Marine radio, Gene Harrower's file, 1998-2001 



Photocopies of articles, correspondence. 

Box 159 File Unit 010. Marine radio, Lee Roy Scott, undated 



Research by Scott on ship radios in the early 20th Century. 

Series 03. Vessels, circa 1870-2007 



These are the files that Huycke maintained on various individual vessels, vessels by type, vessels by 

location, and vessels by nationality. Included here are files associated with German sailing vessels and 

vessels written about in his book, To Santa Rosalia Further and Back. Vessels covered include square 

riggers, fishing and gambling barges, steam vessels, Liberty and Victory ships; and individual vessels 

such as Kaiulani, E. R. Sterling, Ada Rehan, Tango, Falls of Clyde, Balclutha, C.A. Thayer and Wawona. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 03.01. World War II sailing vessels, 1917-2005 



Information about sailing vessels and their involvement in World War II. Includes vessels Calbuco, 

Winterhude, Kaiulani, Moshulu, Condor, Star of Scotland, Erlanger Passat, Commodore and others. 

Also includes the logbook from Kaiulani, 1941-42. 

Arrangement 


Box 160 File Unit 001. Calbuco , ex Karmo, ex Circe (built 1885; ship, 3 m), part 1, 1938-1995 



Correspondence, including list of letters, clippings, crew lists, photographs, histories of vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 120








Correspondence, clippings, histories of vessel. 












Correspondence, clippings, histories of vessel. Includes Calbuco logbook, April 9, 1946-May 11, 

1947 by Captain Pedersen. 

Box 160 File Unit 006. Lawhill (built 1892; bark, 4 m), 1941-1996 



Correspondence, including list of letters, clippings, histories of vessel. 

Box 160 File Unit 007. Winterhude ex Mabel Rickmers (built 1898; bark, 3 m) part 1, 1938-2003 



Correspondence, including list of letters, clippings, histories of vessel, photographic prints. 









Box 161 File Unit 010. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark 3m) restoration papers, letters, memos, 1970's, 1964-2000 




Box 161 File Unit 011. Kaiulani, Karl Kortum diary, Hobart-Sydney, 1942-2001 



Photocopies of diary entries, reprints, also bound photocopy of Captain H.G. Wigsten's journal, 

tilted Jesus Christ, This is a Funny Story... by Capt. Wigsten. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 121



Box 161 File Unit 012. Miscellaneous notes, references (Kaiulani), 





Correspondence, article reprints, clippings, notes on Kaiulani. 

Box 161 File Unit 013. Kaiulani, Panama's ship registration, 1941 



Article photocopy. 

Box 161 File Unit 014. Kaiulani, Capt. H.G. Wigsten, 1940-1942 



Correspondence, records, photocopies. 

Box 161 File Unit 015. Kaiulani, Karl Kortum files, circa 1972-1992 



Photocopies, articles, correspondence. 

Box 161 File Unit 016. Kaiulani, L.C. Hammond, Allan Hulme, General Steamship Corporation, Ltd, 

1942-1972 



Correspondence, records, photocopies, sales transactions. 

Box 161 File Unit 017. Kaiulani, Hobart, Australian archives, re. crew, survey, etc., 1992-2006 



Correspondence concerning the Kaiulani in Hobart Tasmania. 

Box 161 File Unit 018. Kaiulani, Bill Bartz, 1998 



Note on file says borrowed 11 Nov 2000. Notes, correspondence. 

Box 161 File Unit 019. Kaiulani, crew, names, lists, comments, etc., 1981-1991 



Correspondence, lists, photographs of KAIULANI crew reunion, 1981. Photographs show the crew 

members at a presentation or speaking panel. In attendance from the 1941-1942 voyage: Bill 

Bartz, Harry Dring, Ken Glasgow, Jack Henriksen, Willard Jorstad, Karl Kortum, Gordon Riehl, and 

Tom Soules. Includes some duplicate photographs. 

Box 161 File Unit 020. Kaiulani, Charterparties, General Steamship Corp, 1941 



Lumpsum charterparty, correspondence. 

Box 161 File Unit 021. Kaiulani, miscellaneous correspondence, 1974-2003 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 122



Box 161 File Unit 022. Kaiulani, Kenneth Glasgow, 1998-2005 






Box 161 File Unit 023. Kaiulani, articles, publications, 1950-1974 


Box 161 File Unit 024. Kaiulani, old history, 1964-2001 



Correspondence, reprint. 

Box 161 File Unit 025. Kaiulani, Karl Richard Ivanhoe Nathorst, 1941-1994 



Biography, correspondence. 

Box 161 File Unit 026. Moshulu (built 1904; bark, 4m), part 1, 1917-2001 



Correspondence (with list), history, articles, clippings. 

Box 161 File Unit 027. Moshulu, part 2, 1917-2001 

Box 161; Box 294 




Correspondence (with list), history, articles, clippings. 

File Unit 028. Moshulu, part 3, 1917-2001 



Correspondence (with list), history, articles, clippings. Includes American Bureau of Shipping 

certificate for Dreadnought, see separation sheet. 

Box 162 File Unit 029. Olivebank (built 1892; bark, 4m) part 1, 1939-1998 



Photographs, correspondence, history. Accounts of vessel sinking during WWII. 

Box 162 File Unit 030. Olivebank (built 1892; bark, 4m) part 2, 1939-1998 



Correspondence, history. Accounts of vessel sinking during WWII. 

Box 162 File Unit 031. Abraham Rydberg (bark, 4m), 1937-1996 



Ex Hawaiian Island, ex Star of Greenland, renamed Foz do Douro. Correspondence including list, 

articles, histories, clippings, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 123



Box 162 File Unit 032. Guaytecas (bark) part 1, 1929-1994 





Ex Bille, ex Westward Ho. Correspondence, history, certificates, photographs. 

Box 162 File Unit 033. Guaytecas (bark) part 2, 1929-1994 



Ex Bille, ex Westward Ho. Correspondence, history, certificates, photographs. 

Box 162 File Unit 034. Penang (built 1905; bark, 3m), 1972-1995 



Ex Albert Rickmers. Correspondence, history, articles, clippings. 

Box 162 File Unit 035. Condor (built 1920; schooner, 5m) part 1, 1940-2003 



Ex City of Alberni, ex Vigilant. Correspondence including list, history, reprints, photocopies of crew 

lists and certificates. Includes 1940 log of J. Eric Hastings. 




Ex City of Alberni, ex Vigilant. Correspondence including list, history, reprints, photocopies of crew 

lists and certificates. Includes 1942 diary of Don Creamer, ordinary seaman, age 16, aboard City 

of Alberni and several other diaries. 




Ex City of Alberni, ex Vigilant. Correspondence, history, reprints, photocopies, diaries. 

Box 162 File Unit 038. Condor (built 1920; schooner, 5m), 1940-2003 



Ex City of Alberni, ex Vigilant. Correspondence, history, reprints, photocopies, journals, 

photographs. 

Box 163 File Unit 039. Star of Scotland, papers of Frank Hellenthal. Part 1, 1940-1942 



Correspondence, records pertaining to the purchase, outfitting, manning, loading, and the voyage 

of the six-masted schooner, Star of Scotland. 1940, 1941, and 1942. Note on title page: Papers 

copied from originals belonging to Frank A. Hellenthal, owner in partnership with R.B. Lockwood. 

Not to be used without permission from Mr. Frank A Hellenthal, or H. D. Huycke. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 124


























Box 163 File Unit 043. Kaiulani, Harry Dring's diaries (copied from Al Dring), 1941-1998 



Diaries from voyage on Kaiulani, 1941-1942 (copies), correspondence. 

Box 163 File Unit 044. World War II sailing vessels, part 1, 1971-1998 



Manuscript, miscellaneous notes, correspondence (includes list), memos, vessel lists, clippings 

etc. . 

Box 163 File Unit 045. World War II sailing vessels, part 2, 1971-1998 



Manuscript, miscellaneous notes, correspondence (includes list), memos, vessel lists, clippings 

etc. . 

Box 163 File Unit 046. Erlangen (built 1929; steam vessel) part 1, 1956-1999 



Correspondence, articles, clippings, diaries. 

Box 163 File Unit 047. Erlangen (built 1929; steam vessel) part 2, 1956-1999 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 125



Box 163 File Unit 048. Star of Scotland, 1942 





Photocopy of Merchant Marine logbook. 

Box 163 File Unit 049. Kommodore Johnsen(built 1921; bark, 4m), 1938-1973 



Correspondence with list, diary, photographs. 

Box 163 File Unit 050. Pommern (built 1903; bark, 4m), 1944-1992 



Notes, photograph. 

Box 163 File Unit 051. Lautaro ex Priwall (built 1917; bark, 4m) part 1, 1943-2005 



Correspondence (some in Spanish), voyage list, history, notes, clippings,. 

Box 163 File Unit 052. Lautaro ex Priwall (built 1917; bark, 4m) part 2, 1943-2005 



Correspondence (some in Spanish), voyage list, history, notes, clippings,. 

Box 164 File Unit 053. Pamir (built 1905; bark, 4m), 1948-1993 



Correspondence with list, clippings, articles, history, voyage list. Includes booklet, Farewell Pamir. 

Box 164 File Unit 054. Passat (built 1911; bark, 4m), photos by Adrian Small, voyage 1946-48, part 1, 

1946-1948 



Two envelopes of black-and-white photos of Passat at Pt. Victoria, also Lawhill and Viking. Hulks 

at Port Adelaide including Loch Tay. 24 items and 53 items. Also contains a voyage list. 

Box 164 File Unit 055. Passat, photos by Adrian Small, voyage 1946-48, part 2, 1946-1948 



5 envelopes of black-and-white photographic prints from London to Bunbury, 16 items; Bunbury, 5 

items; Bunbury to Swettenham, 10 items; in Port Swettenham, 4 items; Port Swettenham to Port 

Victoria, 9 items; London - Bunbury, 16 items. 

Box 164 File Unit 056. Passat, photos by Adrian Small, voyage 1946-48, part 3, 1946-1948 



6 envelopes of black-and-white photographic prints Karlsham-Capetown, 9 items; in Cape town, 5 

items; Cape town - Durban, 6 items; Viking, Durban, 5 items; Passat in East London, 9 items; 

Passat and Loch Tay, 9 items. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 126



Box 164 File Unit 057. Patria ex Imperator ex Susanne Vinnen, renamed Ernesto H., 1937-1974 





Box 164 File Unit 058. Carl Vinnen, 1971-1993 

Correspondence with list, clippings, articles, history, voyage list. Includes booklet, Farewell Pamir. 



Correspondence, notes, history, articles, photograph. 

Box 164 File Unit 059. Pamir 1957 loss, Diebitsch from Lennart Boberg, 1993-1994 




Box 164 File Unit 060. Skudenes, Skudeneshavn, Falinaes, 1988-1992 



Booklet on town, correspondence, photographs. 

Box 164 File Unit 061. Neil Cormack exchanges on Pommern, Penang, Winterhude, L'aventr, 1985-1994 




Box 164 File Unit 062. Captain Raul Bennewitz, 1913-1994, 1942-1955 



Biography, diary, photocopies of Calbuco correspondence and records, photocopies of Condor 

records. 

Box 164 File Unit 063. U-boat Archives - Cuxhaven, Horst Bredow, 1997 




Box 164 File Unit 064. Extracts from Santa Rosalia manuscript, not used, 1969-1970 



Typescript manuscript, pp. 532-584. 

Box 164 File Unit 065. Passat (built 1911; bark, 4m), 1944-1994 



Correspondence with list, history including voyages, clippings,. 

Box 164 File Unit 066. Capt. Hans-Peter Jurgens, Priwall, Erlangen, AICH-Mariehamn,, 1992-1995 



Correspondence, photographic prints, article. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 127



Box 164 File Unit 067. Various research publications, 1946-1986 





Includes Mitteilungsblatt, Alands, Alands Sjofart, and New Zealand Pamir Association Reunion 

1986 program. 

Box 164 File Unit 068. Collection of survey reports - Pacific Coast sailing vessels, 1941 



Surveys of various sailing vessels, photocopies. 

Box 164 File Unit 069. Daylight plans, circa 1900 



Blueprints no 475: rigging plan; inboard profile and deck plan; longitudinal section; midship section. 

Box 164 File Unit 070. Pichner, Bruno (Capt.), Priwall - Erlangen, 1992-1995 



Correspondence, photographic print, small watercolor, clippings, some material in German 

language. 

Box 165 File Unit 071. Kaiulani, Karl Kortum's diary, 2004 



Correspondence, photocopies of 1942 diary, includes Sydney segment. 

Box 165 File Unit 072. Killoran (built 1900; bark, 3m) part 1, 1958-1997 



Correspondence including list, photos, clippings, voyage list, photocopies of vessel documents. 

Box 165 File Unit 073. Killoran (built 1900; bark, 3m) part 2, 1958-1997 



Correspondence including list, photos, clippings, voyage list, photocopies of vessel documents. 

Box 165 File Unit 074. Daylight (built 1902; barkentine, 4m) part 1, 1961-1997 



Correspondence including list, photocopies of vessel documents, voyage list, articles, clippings,. 

Box 165 File Unit 075. Daylight (built 1902; barkentine, 4m) part 2, 1961-1997 



Correspondence including list, photocopies of vessel documents, voyage list, articles, clippings,. 

Box 165 File Unit 076. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m) part 1, 1928-2001 



Clippings, correspondence including list, official copies of certificates, articles, recounts of the 

sinking by a German U-boat in 1942, Helmut Witte letters. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 128



Box 165 File Unit 077. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m), 1928-2001 

















Box 166 File Unit 080. Commodore (built 1919; schooner, 4m), part 1, 1922-2001 



Correspondence including list, research about the vessel's last voyage from Port Angeles to 

Durban (1941-1942), clippings, research notes, voyages list , copies of vessel documents, 

transcripts of interviews, copies of journals. 





Durban (1941-1942), clippings, research notes, voyages list , copies of vessel documents. 











Box 166 File Unit 084. William H. Harriman (built 1922; schooner, 4m), 1972-1991 



Clippings, voyage list, photographs, correspondence list. 

Box 166 File Unit 085. Sednov ex Magdalene Vinnen, 1993 



1 color photographic postcard of vessel at dock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 129



Box 166 File Unit 086. Tijuca, Pietrina, Alejandria, Andalucia, 1946-1996 





Correspondence including list, copies of vessel records, vessel history, photographic prints. 

Box 166 File Unit 087. Archibald Russell (built 1905, bark, 4m), 1941-1995 



Correspondence including list, vessel history, voyage list, clippings, photographic prints. 

Box 166 File Unit 088. Viking (built 1907; bark, 4m), 1960-1994 



Correspondence including list, publication, voyage list, photographic prints. 

Box 166 File Unit 089. Atlantic Coast Sailing Ships, 1939-1945, 1962-1993 



Correspondence with list, vessel lists, notes. Vessel photos include Annie C. Ross, Peaceland, 

Edward R. Smith, Herbert W. Rawding. 

Box 166 File Unit 090. Marsala (built 1919; bark, 5m), 1938-2001 



Correspondence, reprints, photograph. Includes accounts of a 1938 hurricane. 

Box 166 File Unit 091. Scottish Lady (built 1868), ex Roche Harbor; Lime Transport, ex Star of Chile, ex 

Coalinga, ex La Escocesa, part 1, 1941-2002 



Correspondence, reprints, photographs, interview notes, a copy of The Scottish Lady, by Harold 

Huycke - a 1947 article for The American Neptune. Drafts,. 

Box 166 File Unit 092. Scottish Lady (built 1868), ex Roche Harbor; Lime Transport, ex Star of Chile, ex 

Coalinga, ex La Escocesa, part 2, 1941-2002 



Correspondence, reprints, photographs, interview notes, a copy of The Scottish Lady, by Harold 

Huycke - a 1947 article for The American Neptune, drafts, vessel documents (photocopies). 

Box 166 File Unit 093. Nelson (built 1874; bark, 3m), 1935-1995 



Correspondence, articles, photographs. 

Box 166 File Unit 094. Baltic sailing ships, 1938-1942 



Annotated photographs and Lloyd's entry. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 130



Box 166 File Unit 095. Anna R. Hiedritter (built 1903; schooner, 4m), 1941-1974 





Record of her last 63 voyages and attendant expenses compiled by Robert H.I. Goddard, copies of 


Box 167 File Unit 096. Reine Marie Stewart (built 1918; schooner, 4m), 1939-2000 



Copies of correspondence, vessel documents, clippings, reprints. 

Box 167 File Unit 097. Padua (built 1926; bark, 4m), 1939-1973 



Correspondence with list, article reprints, journal entries, personal recollections, photograph; some 

materials in German. 

Box 167 File Unit 098. Tellus, Mapo (Callao), circa 1947 



Photocopy of photograph, 2 items. 

Box 167 File Unit 099. Omega (built 1887; bark, 4m), 1910-1989 



History, correspondence with list, photocopies of articles, William Kooiman article on the vessel 

with edit marks, voyage list, clippings,. 

Box 167 File Unit 100. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark 3m) logbook, 1941-1942 



Original log, Oakland to Grays Harbor, then Aberdeen to Durban (126 days). 

Box 167 File Unit 101. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) typescript of logbook, 1943 



Typescript of original log, Oakland to Grays Harbor, then Aberdeen to Durban, photographic prints. 

Box 167 File Unit 102. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) logbook, 1941-1942 



Original log, Aberdeen to Durban, and on to Hobart. Log recounts the August 24, 1942 desertion 

and jailing of crew, including Karl Kortum and Harry Dring, while at port in Hobart. 

Box 167 File Unit 103. Shipping articles, Tango, Commodore, Star of Scotland, 1941-1943 



Photostats of shipping articles, certificates, including crew lists. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 131



Box 167 File Unit 104. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m) official papers, 1919-1942 





Photocopies of papers from Helmut Witte, U-159. Includes crew lists, Lloyd's documents, 

manifests, certificates and clippings. 

Box 167 File Unit 105. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m) documentation, 1926-1938 



Photocopies of various inspections, specifications, court proceedings. 

Box 167 File Unit 106. Reine Marie Stewart (built 1918; schooner, 4m), 1942-1997 



Trials, litigation, Nathan Lipfert correspondence. 

Box 167 File Unit 107. Erlangen (Hapag), 1956 



Kersten Miles' typescript and photocopy of events in 1939-1940, in German. 

Box 167 File Unit 108. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m) wrongful death suit, 1938 



Mrs. Aron Kirby vs. Capt. Charles Arnold, et. al. 

Subseries 03.02. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), Allan K. Hulme records, 1941-1945 



records involving the sale of the Kaiulani; and the crew's refusal to sail with Captain H.G. Wigsten 

Arrangement 


Box 167 File Unit 001. Kaiulani, Allan Hulme records, March, 1941-August 1941. part 1, 1941-1945 



Records of sale transactions of Kaiulani (Star of Finland). Records, contracts, correspondence, 

involving Hammond Lumber Company, General Steamship Corporation, Ltd. (of which Allen K. 

Hulme was Vice President). 





involving Hammond Lumber Company, General Steamship Corporation, Ltd. (of which Allen K. 

Hulme was Vice President). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 132









involving Hammond Lumber Company, Compania De La Estrella, S.A., General Steamship 

Corporation, Ltd. (of which Allen K. Hulme was Vice President). 

Box 168 File Unit 004. Kaiulani, Allan Hulme records, August 1941-January, 1942. part 1, 1941-1945 



Kaiulani, official correspondence of working vessel, records. 









Box 168 File Unit 007. Kaiulani, Allan Hulme records, January, 1942-July 1942. part 1, 1941-1945 
















Box 168 File Unit 011. Kaiulani, Allan Hulme records, Aril 1942-October, 1942 part 1, 1941-1945 








HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 133








Kaiulani, official correspondence of working vessel, records. This volume covers the crew's refusal 

to sail for Captain H.G. Wigsten in Hobart, Tasmania. 

Box 168 File Unit 014. Kaiulani, Allan Hulme records, April 1942-October, 1942 part 4, 1941-1945 





Box 168 File Unit 015. Kaiulani, Allan Hulme records, October, 1942-August 1945. part 1, 1941-1945 



















Subseries 03.03. German sailing vessels, 1902-2006 



Includes research on German sailing vessels and their officers and crews, some of which was used for 

Huycke's book, To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back. 

Arrangement 


Box 169 File Unit 001. Vollmer, Oscar, Egon (Capt), 1991-2002 



Correspondence including with Egon Vollmer Martinez, biographical information, vessel lists, 

records of ships, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 134



Box 169 File Unit 002. Chile - history, correspondence, 1993-2001 





Discussions of various vessels related to Chilean maritime history. 

Box 169 File Unit 003. Chilean history - ships, 1994-1998 



Adm. Roberto Benavente; Adm. Carlos Toledo de la Maza. 

Box 169 File Unit 004. Haverbeck and Skalweit, 1994-1996 




Box 169 File Unit 005. Chile, 1996-1998 



Miscellaneous newspaper articles, journal articles, notes. 

Box 169 File Unit 006. Chilean nitrate, 1992-1993 



Box 169 File Unit 007. Jaime Garcia, 1995-2004 

Correspondence, copies of articles about ports, destinations and consumption. 



Gonzolez, Soffia y Cia, histories, ships, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 169 File Unit 008. Oelckers, shipowners, 1967-1995 



Calbuco, Puerto Montt. Correspondence, research notes, article copies. 

Box 169 File Unit 009. Chile - miscellaneous, 1995-2006 



Ports, history, geography; correspondence, article reprints. 

Box 169 File Unit 010. Chile history, De La Pedraja, Rene, 1995-1999 



Correspondence, article reprints. 

Box 169 File Unit 011. Puerto Montt, Chile, undated 



Vessels La Sirena, Ponton Ferronave. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 135



Box 169 File Unit 012. Chile - history, references, circa 1998 





Reprints, translation, lists. 

Box 169 File Unit 013. Iquique, undated 



Box 169 File Unit 014. Pisagua, circa 1961 

Information about the nitrate port, article reprint, brochures. 



Box 169 File Unit 015. Old Chilean ports., 1996 

Correspondence about Carla (bark, 4m), autobiographical notes of W. Biefang. 



Gatico, Caleta Buena, Junin 22 photographic prints of Junin, publications with translation, notes. 

Box 169 File Unit 016. Cargoes - Chilean nitrate, 1997-1998 



Box 169 File Unit 017. Chile, 1996 

Notes, correspondence on nitrate trade. 



Historical factsheet, notes. 

Box 169 File Unit 018. Chile - Valencia, Isidro (Capt.), 1997 



Correspondence, copies of ship documents. 

Box 169 File Unit 019. River Indus, 1997 



Photocopy of photo from Clive Swan annotated, notes. 

Box 169 File Unit 020. Chile - World War I years, 1914-1962 



German ships in nitrate ports; annotated photocopies of photographs with annotations. 

Box 169 File Unit 021. The Chilian Nitrate Industry, 1918 



Article photocopy, Grace Log, August 1918. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 136



Box 169 File Unit 022. Chile - 3 motorships, Copiapo, Aconcagua, Imperial, 1997 





Correspondence with Jaime Garcia, history of vessels, photocopies of information on various 

vessels. 

Box 169 File Unit 023. Thalassa - Chilean, Peruvian, Ecuardorean, etc. maritime history, naval history., 

1996-2001 



Correspondence with Dr. Carlos Lopez, US coordinator for Thalassa, newsletters. 

Box 169 File Unit 024. Marine artists - Jurgens, Hans-Peter (Capt.), 2000 



Correspondence with Jurgens, photos, brochure. 

Box 169 File Unit 025. Chile - Shipmasters Biography, 2001 



Information on Carlos de Caso. 

Box 169 File Unit 026. Chile - business cards, 1995 



Approximately 28 business cards, some with annotations, from a 1995 trip. 

Box 169 File Unit 027. Benavente, Roberto (Adm.), 2002-2006 



Correspondence, memos. Benavente was President Chilean section of AICH. 

Box 169 File Unit 028. Bark Juan de Navarra ex Agustia Edwards, Chile, 2001 



Model research by Malcolm Darch, South Devon. 

Box 169 File Unit 029. Martin Wilken, Passat notes, undated 



Handscripted notes about voyages, 1926-1967, 2 pages. 

Box 169 File Unit 030. Chilean history, Clive Swain, 1996-2006 



Correspondence, clipping. 

Box 169 File Unit 031. Conrad Byers, 2003 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 137



Box 170 File Unit 032. Lights and tides of the world - Chile, 





Photocopy of 5 pages of 1902 ed. 

Box 170 File Unit 033. Chilean sailing ships, others, lost in vicinity of Chile, 2003 



Box 170 File Unit 034. Jaime Garcia, 1995-2005 

Correspondence with Jaime Garcia, shipwreck list, photographic prints. 



Correspondence including a list,. 

Box 170 File Unit 035. Hanke, Erich (Capt.), 1959 



Interview notes, photographic prints of Hanke. 

Box 170 File Unit 036. As it was then, Chapter 1, circa 2004 



Drafts for a publication on German sailing vessels, World War I. 

Box 170 File Unit 037. Dr. Jurgen Meyer, 2000 




Box 170 File Unit 038. German Sailing Ships: World War I, undated 



Manuscript, outline, chapters. Handscripted. 

Box 170 File Unit 039. Names, lists, addresses, 1962-1968 



Includes German crew names and associated vessels, German Cape Horners. 

Box 170 File Unit 040. World War II shipping, 1967-1993 



Clippings, articles, notes. German language. 

Box 170 File Unit 041. Photographic prints, 1902-1999 



German vessels, crews, locations, Valparaiso, Chile, etc., approx. 73 items. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 138



Box 170 File Unit 042. Oceana crew portrait, 1911 





Image of crew on deck with OCEANA HAMBURG life preserver rings. Image includes men holding 

musical instruments and two women, 1911. Annotations on the back of the photo in German and 

English, including one that says [Georg] Lauritzen is on the left with the mandolin, (6.25 x 8.25 in. 

black-and-white photographic print mounted on cardboard). Photograph has been removed for 

separate housing and is located in box 70, envelope 2. 

Box 170 File Unit 043. Bark Tinto, Richarz, Karl (Capt.), 1960-1995 



Correspondence including a list, handscripted booklet about the Tinto by various authors, crew list, 

clippings,. 

Box 170 File Unit 044. Interview notes, Hamburg, 1979 



Various interview notes including Jurgen Meyer. 

Box 170 File Unit 045. Miscellaneous German sailing ships interned in 1914, 1959-1969 



Correspondence with list, notes, interviews. Azores, Krems; Pamir, Schiffbek, Max, etc. 

Box 170 File Unit 046. German sailing ships in USA ports, 1914-1918, 1959-1981 



Correspondence with list, diaries, interview notes, clippings. 

Box 170 File Unit 047. Lucie Woermann (built 1902; steamship) - letters, 1952-2000 



Correspondence with Captain John Roper, and Captain Wilhelm Pohlig. 

Box 170 File Unit 048. Lucie Woermann (built 1902; steamship), 1952-2002 



Correspondence with list, articles, clippings about the vessel. 

Box 170 File Unit 049. Mein Seefahrtsbuch - Wittenhagen, Rudolf (Capt.), circa 2000 



Correspondence, photocopy of publication. 

Box 170 File Unit 050. Miscellaneous, 1910-1982 



Correspondence with list, old German currency, poems, misc. clippings,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 139



Box 170 File Unit 051. German sailing ships: World War I, lists and data, circa 1988-2002 

Box 170; Box 294 






Various data about German vessels - arrival/departure lists, vessel lists, voyage lists, etc. Covering 

the period of about 1912--1920. 

File Unit 052. German sailing ships West Coast South America, letters, memos, articles, etc., 

1956-1994 



Correspondence including list; ship lists including German sailing vessels laid up on the West 

Coast of South America; diaries; interview transcripts; logbook extracts; chart of German sailing 

ships on the West Coast, 1914-1921 (see separation sheet). 

Box 170 File Unit 053. German sailing ships: World War I, Leipzig, warships - Falklands, 1956-1992 



Correspondence including list, vessel notes, Leipzig movements, Admiral Von Spee, typescript for 

Santa Rosalia manuscript. 

Box 171 File Unit 054. German sailing ships: WW I, interned, idle in Europe, 1920-1921 



Excerpts of correspondence regarding Erato, Eilbek, and Hans. 

Box 171 File Unit 055. German sailing ships: WW I - personnel, biographies, 1960-1982 



Correspondence including list, notes, clippings, biographies. 

Box 171 File Unit 056. Prisoner camps, 1914-1919, circa 1990 



Photocopy of album, 1914-1916; Mariners' Museum Journal. 

Box 171 File Unit 057. German sailing ships, WW 1 - Versailles Treaty, distribution of ships, black lists, etc., 

1918-1920 



Box 171 File Unit 058. Ship Dharma, 1953-1995 

Photostats of State Department instructions, auction notice, enemy vessel list. 




Box 171 File Unit 059. German sailing ships: WW I, interned in 1914, Australia, 1966-1967 



Correspondence including list, notes, clippings, biographies, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 140



Box 171 File Unit 060. German sailing ships, Elsfleth owners, circa 1926 





Clippings, note. 

Box 171 File Unit 061. Lacroix, 1962 



Box 171 File Unit 062. Hamburg, 1993 

Extracts, French sailing vessels by Fred Krage - source material, articles. 



Postcard. 

Box 171 File Unit 063. German ships, index-articles-Albatross, Ludwig Dinklage, circa 1958 



Handscripted list of vessels, clipping. 

Box 171 File Unit 064. Hans-Joachim Gersdorf, 1995-1996 



Obituary notices of various German sailors, clippings, misc. 

Box 171 File Unit 065. Herzogin Cecilie (built 1902; bark, 4m) and Pommern (built 1903; bark 4m), circa 1997 



Box 171 File Unit 066. German Navy history, 2005 

Papers on stability and cargo, Neil W. Cormack, also includes Lawhill (bark, 4m). 



Correspondence with S.W. Trott. 

Box 171 File Unit 067. Rickmer Rickmers (built 1896; bark, 3m) - plans, 1997-2003 



Correspondence, photocopies of vessel plans. 

Box 171 File Unit 068. Rickmer Rickmers (built 1896; bark, 3m) rebuilding - Hamburg museum ship, 

1900-2003 



Correspondence, photographic prints, article reprints, plans, notes,. 

Box 171 File Unit 069. Sesostris (built 1897; steamship), Kosmos Line, Hbg, undated 



Lloyd's Register photocopies. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 141



Box 171 File Unit 070. Knohr and Burchard, sailing vessels, 1909-1921; Modern K&B steamers, 1958-2000 





Box 171 File Unit 071. Lasbek, 1964 

Correspondence, photographic prints, clippings. 



Correspondence describing a 1910 voyage by S.P. Nielsen. 

Box 171 File Unit 072. German sailing ships, post WW I years, 1920-1939, 1966 



Correspondence with list, notes, clippings. 

Box 171 File Unit 073. German Cape Horners, latter days, 1963 



I page photo and annotations. 

Box 171 File Unit 074. Sacramento ex Alexandria, 1995-1996 



Correspondence with and/or concerning T.W. Anderson, David H. Grover, and Theodore W. 

Anderson, photographic print. 

Box 171 File Unit 075. Thekla (bark, 4m) - loss, 1971 



Correspondence with Bob Lyman about Ernest Beversdorf account of the wreck of Thekla when 

he was 15 years old. 

Box 171 File Unit 076. Frieda (schooner, 4m) ex County of Edinburgh, 2003 



Correspondence and photos. 

Box 171 File Unit 077. Rickmer Rickmers, 1996 



Museum ship brochure. 

Box 171 File Unit 078. Bremerhaven- Geestemunde shipyards, 1993-2000 



Correspondence, photocopies of maps. 

Box 171 File Unit 079. German sailing ships, misc. articles, undated 



Articles about WW I, translated by Fred Krage. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 142



Box 171 File Unit 080. Guillermo Biefang, 1968 





Correspondence and autobiography of life aboard Carla (bark, 4m) original typescript in German 

with handscripted English translation. 

Box 171 File Unit 081. Die Seekiste, 1961-1967 



Translation of articles by Fred Krage, handscripted. 

Box 171 File Unit 082. Autobiography of Gustav Jager, 1990 



Translations of various manuscripts by Fred Klage, photographic prints. 

Box 171 File Unit 083. Greif (ship, 3m), Siestas, Richard (Capt.), circa 1968 



Clippings, photocopy of 1927 logbook. 

Box 171 File Unit 084. Johann Tegge biography, 1934 



Photocopy of 1934 article. 

Box 171 File Unit 085. Coast Seamen's Journal, Condition of German Seamen, 1913 



Photocopy of article. 

Box 171 File Unit 086. German shipowners, 1995 




Box 171 File Unit 087. Books, memos, misc, 1965-1993 


Box 172 File Unit 088. Jens Ettrup - Otto Karl Johannes Bastian, part 1, 1909-1986 



Correspondence, Der Albatros journals, photographic prints, notes. 

Box 172 File Unit 089. Jens Ettrup - Otto Karl Johannes Bastian, part 2, 1909-1986 



Correspondence, Der Albatros journals, photographic prints, notes. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 143



Box 172 File Unit 090. Luhr, Johannes (Capt.), 1964 





Handscripted article, Round the world in the bark Birma, memories of Captain Johannes Luhr 

(from Fred Krage, 1964. 

Box 172 File Unit 091. Jessen papers, 1968 



Jessen, Chr. (Capt.), Lisbeth, WCSA and post-war correspondence. 1968 translations of letters 

dating 1910-1920. 

Box 172 File Unit 092. Burmester, Heinz, 1986-1990 



Articles including personal diary of deckboy on Lisbeth, notes, correspondence,. 

Box 172 File Unit 093. Mammen, George, notes undated 



Box 172 File Unit 094. Stein, Erich (Capt.), 1974 

Photocopies of certificates for various vessels including Lisbeth dating 1897-1917, notes. 



Copies of certificates, biographical notes. 

Box 172 File Unit 095. Friz, Ottmar H. (Capt.), 1974-2001 



Correspondence, autobiog., Karl Kortum correspondence, obituary. 

Box 172 File Unit 096. Klahr, Erich, copies, 1911-1916 



Copies of certificates, photographic prints. 

Box 172 File Unit 097. Rossner (Rosner), Charles, 1966-1993 




Box 172 File Unit 098. Von Luckner, Felix (Count), 1966 



Clippings, photocopies. 

Box 172 File Unit 099. Schaer, Walter (Capt.), Laeisz Erich F. (print), 1955 



Biographical information from the J. Ferrel Colton files. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 144



Box 172 File Unit 100. Bahl, Guido, undated 





Tinto (bark) and Elsa Essbergen, handscripted journal. 

Box 172 File Unit 101. Mehrkens, Heinrich (Capt.), Miles, 1993-1997 



Photographic prints, correspondence Guaytecas, Isebek (bark, 4m). 

Box 172 File Unit 102. Miethe, Robert (Capt.), 1956-1996 



Correspondence, clippings, photo, notes, manuscript Outwardbound Round Scotland in Winter 

and Norther in harbor Valparaiso and The Wager. 

Box 172 File Unit 103. Petersen, Henry (Capt.), 



Correspondence, copies of certificates, photo. 

Box 172 File Unit 104. Piening, Hermann (Capt.), 1911-1990 



Photographic prints, correspondence, prints, biographical information. 

Box 172 File Unit 105. FL Laeisz sailing ships, 1950-1993 



Lists, notes, voyage list, correspondence, accounts of Preussen wreck, photographic prints. 

Box 172 File Unit 106. Padua (built 1926; bark, 4m), circa 1936-2000 



Photographic prints, voyage lists, correspondence. 

Box 172 File Unit 107. Palmyra and Pamelia, undated 



Notes, photographic prints. 

Box 172 File Unit 108. Pamir (built 1905; bark, 4m), 1943-1990 



Photographic prints, clippings, vessel notes, crew lists, correspondence,. 

Box 172 File Unit 109. Pampa, Pangani, Paposo, Paquita, 1915-1968 



Photographic prints, vessel notes, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 145



Box 172 File Unit 110. Parchim, 1911 and ? 





Photographic prints, vessel notes. 

Box 172 File Unit 111. Parma (built 1902; bark, 4m), 1932-2001 



Photographic prints, vessel notes, clippings, correspondence. 

Box 173 File Unit 112. Passat (built 1911; bark, 4m), 1919-1998 



Photographic prints, notes, voyage list, clippings, correspondence. 

Box 173 File Unit 113. Peiho, Pelikan, Pellworm, Pera, undated 



Photos, notes, crew list. 

Box 173 File Unit 114. Peking (built 1911; bark, 4m), 1927-1982 



Vessel notes, correspondence, clippings, photographic prints. 

Box 173 File Unit 115. Penang (built 1905; bark) Perim, Perkeo, Polynesia, undated 




Box 173 File Unit 116. Persimmon (built 1891; bark, 4m), Pestalozzi (built 1884; bark, 3m) Petschili, Pinguin, 

circa 1916, 1934 and undated 



Photographic prints, notes, voyages list. 

Box 173 File Unit 117. Pinnas (built 1902; ship, 3m), circa 1926-1987 



Vessel notes, photographic prints, Captain Robert Miethe paper. 

Box 173 File Unit 118. Pirat, Pirna, Pisagua, Pitlochry, Placilla, undated 




Box 173 File Unit 119. Plus (built 1885; bark, 3m), undated 



Photographic prints, vessel notes, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 146



Box 173 File Unit 120. Pommern (built 1903, bark, 4m), 1926-2001 





Brochure, vessel notes, correspondence. 

Box 173 File Unit 121. Ponape (built 1903; bark, 4m), circa 1919-1965 



Photographic prints, vessel notes, pen & ink illustration signed F. March, 1965. 

Box 173 File Unit 122. Posen, Potrimpos, Priwall, undated 



Vessel notes, photographic prints,. 

Box 173 File Unit 123. Potosi (bark, 5m), circa 1994 



Photographic prints, vessel notes, clippings, logbook extracts, correspondence. 

Box 173 File Unit 124. Preussen (built 1902; ship, 5m), undated 



Photographic prints, vessel notes, clippings, logbook extracts, correspondence. 

Box 173 File Unit 125. Professor, Prompt (built 1887; bark, 3m), Puck,, circa 1915-1935 



Notes and photographic prints. 

Box 173 File Unit 126. Panama (built 1869; bark, 3m), undated 



Photographic print. 

Box 173 File Unit 127. IFSMA annual dinner, 2001 



Invitation, menu. 

Box 173 File Unit 128. Chile - maps, undated 



Annotated. 

Box 173 File Unit 129. Peruvian sailing vessels, 1947 



Correspondence from Nicolas A. Pesaque. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 147



Box 173 File Unit 130. Chilean and Peruvian vessels in the lumber trade, July 1887-, undated 





From John Lyman files. 

Box 173 File Unit 131. Chilean ships, history; Bruno Weller correspondence, 1952-1976 




Box 173 File Unit 132. Chilean sailing ships, circa 1952-1993 



Correspondence with list, clippings, articles, photographic prints. 

Box 173 File Unit 133. Chile - Port Directories, 



Photocopies of various directories dated 1884-1920. 

Box 173 File Unit 134. Chilean ships - Oelckers, circa 1994 



Notes, articles, correspondence, clippings about ship owners. 

Box 173 File Unit 135. Maria (bark, 4m), 2000 



Box 173 File Unit 136. Stange, Ruby, 1993 

Correspondence from Jaime Garcia, photocopy of 1925 log. 




Box 173 File Unit 137. Chile - history, 1961-1998 



Correspondence - Ralph Shepherd. 

Box 173 File Unit 138. Pamir, New Zealand, 1941-1948 



Box 173 File Unit 139. Pamir notes, 1972 

Photocopies of cargo plans, clippings, correspondence, crew list, clippings. 



Notes on updating book, Pamir, notes from New Zealand National Archives. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 148



Box 173 File Unit 140. Amasis (steamship), 1914-1915 





Typescript account of German steamship, Amasis in Punta Arenas, Chile and the Battle of the 

Falkland Islands, in German language by R. Miethe. 

Box 173 File Unit 141. Valparaiso papers, 



Photocopies of newspapers, articles 1914-1920. 

Box 173 File Unit 142. Burmester, Heinz - manuscripts, 1980-1981 



Box 173 File Unit 143. Laeisz, F. manuscript, undated 

Titled, Three fast freight sailers and their time, manuscripts with annotations, correspondence. 



From Hambrugs Segelschiffe, 1795-1945, Author: Jurgen Meyer, translated by PRJ Ryenolds. 

Subseries 03.04. German ships, Santa Rosalia project, 1894-2005 



This subseries contains Huycke's research, correspondence and manuscript for his book, To Santa 

Rosalia, Further and Back. Included here are extensive photographs including annotated photo 

albums of vessels, crews and locations. Also included are personal papers, biography and photo 

album of Captain Friederich Krage. 

Arrangement 


Box 174 File Unit 001. Photographs - scrapbook, 1904-1961; bulk, 1910-1920 



Scrapbook of photographs of various vessels and crew members divided into 22 chapters. Most 

photographs are of sail vessels and crews. Many of the vessels are German. Locations include 

The West Coast of the United States and Chile. The pages are annotated. Scrapbook in binding 

and measures approximately 2 inches thick. 

Box 174 File Unit 002. Photographs - To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back, Illustrations for text, by Harold D. 

Huycke, Jr. Vol. 1, 1904-1961; bulk, 1910-1920 



Annotated photographic prints compiled by Huycke for this book, To Santa Rosalia further and 

back. Approximately 1.5 inches thick. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 149



Box 174 File Unit 003. Photographs - To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back, Illustrations for text, by Harold D. 



Huycke, Jr. Vol. 2, 1904-1961; bulk, 1910-1920 



Annotated photographic prints compiled by Huycke for this book, To Santa Rosalia further and 

back. Approximately 2.5 inches thick. 

Box 174 File Unit 004. Krage, Friedrich (Captain), 1891-1974, photographs and documents, 1908-1974 



Album of photographs, certificates, records and clippings about the life and career of Captain 

Friedrich Krage. Approximately 1 inch thick. 

Box 175 File Unit 005. Captain Frederick (aka Friedrich) Krage, 1939-1994 



Correspondence including about the life and career of Krage and publication of an article by 

Huycke based on Krage's experiences, Kapitan Fred Krage: Blockade runner, part of a collection 

titled, To die gallantly: battle of the Atlantic. Includes autobiographical notes, clippings, typescript 

of article. 

Box 175 File Unit 006. Captain Frederick (aka Friedrich)Krage, 1958 



Typescript of manuscript, Blockage Runner, as told to Harold Huycke, 119 pp. 

Box 175 File Unit 007. Captain Friedrich Krage, Autobiography, 1891-1974, 1958 



Carbon copy of the original, 119 pp. 

Box 175 File Unit 008. German sailing vessels, circa 1926 



San Francisco, Seattle groups, 12 items. 

Box 175 File Unit 009. Mariners Museum - Burgess, Robert H., 1968-1998 



Correspondence , press releases, reviews related to the publishing of the book, To Santa Rosalia 

Further and Back. Includes copy of the deed of gift for manuscripts to SAFR, SAFR-1242. 

Box 175 File Unit 010. Maritime trade between the Californias, 1999 



Photocopy of article by Karinia Busto Ibarra. 

Box 175 File Unit 011. Santa Rosalia, Mexican history, 1964-1997 



Correspondence including list, notes, clippings, photocopies of articles, interview with Dr. Charles 

MacKinnon transcripts, biographies, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 150



Box 175 File Unit 012. Book orders, reviews, gratis list, 1971-1974 





Correspondence, lists, inscription requests. 

Box 175 File Unit 013. Sailor's Logbook, undated 



Typescript by Herbert H. Tiesler, written as a seaman aboard the four-mast bark Hans on a 

voyage from Hamburg to Santa Rosalie in 1914. 13 pp. 

Box 175 File Unit 014. Santa Rosalia correspondence - Olness, Gomez, 1995=2004 



Correspondence with Dolores Olness and Miguel Angel Gomez. 

Box 175 File Unit 015. Santa Rosalia correspondence, 1955-2005 



Various including accolades. 

Box 175 File Unit 016. Mexico, revolution years and Germans, 1918-1993 



Alexander Agazzi (ketch), notes, diary, correspondence. 

Box 175 File Unit 017. Mexico -Yaqui Valley, circa 1968 



Maps, data. 

Box 175 File Unit 018. Santa Rosalia photos - panorama, circa1914-2003 



Panoramic photos of Santa Rosalia including one used for the first image of Huycke's book, 

photographic prints, photocopies and inkjet copies. Some photos taped together in panoramic 

form; photo of Frank Fischer; correspondence. 

Box 175 File Unit 019. To Santa Rosalia - author's inscriptions, 1970-2004 



Copies of inscriptions made by Huycke in To Santa Rosalia Further and Back. 

Box 175 File Unit 020. Santa Rosalia photos, 1914-1988 



Images of town, vessels and crew. Many of the items are annotated. 141 items. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 151



Box 176 File Unit 021. Santa Rosalia - correspondence, misc. Part 1, 1961-1993 





Correspondence, summary of chapters, typescript Ch. IV - The quest for coal, publishers' 

comments, organizational notes, editing notes. 

Box 176 File Unit 022. Santa Rosalia - correspondence, misc. Part 2, 1961-1993 



Original signed typescript of foreword by Alan Villiers (1961), chapter summaries, photo list, 

correspondence, voyage list, promotional materials, clippings, photocopies of photos, press 

release. 

Box 176 File Unit 023. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Limited management file I, 1941-1944 



Photocopies of memos, correspondence, clippings primarily about the bark, Pamir. 

Box 176 File Unit 024. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Limited management file II, 1945-1947 




Box 176 File Unit 025. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Limited management file III, 1947-1952 




Box 176 File Unit 026. Manuscript, To Santa Rosalia Further and Back by Harold D. Huycke Jr., circa pre 

1970 



614 page bound typescript manuscript. 

Box 177 File Unit 027. Bound volume, German Sailing Ships at Santa Rosalia, Baja Calif. 1914-1926 and the 

Robert Dollar Co., SF, circa 1950-2001 



Bound volume of correspondence with list, notes, crew lists, diaries, accounts. 

Box 177 File Unit 028. German vessels, Alaska Packers, misc. I, 1925-1967; bulk 1950-1967 



Correspondence, notes, diaries, transcripts of interviews, etc. 

Box 177 File Unit 029. German vessels, Alaska Packers, misc. II, 1925-1967; bulk 1950-1967 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 152



Box 177 File Unit 030. German vessels, Alaska Packers, misc. III, 1925-1967; bulk 1950-1967 






Box 177 File Unit 031. German vessels, Alaska Packers, misc. IV, 1925-1967; bulk 1950-1967 



Correspondence, notes, diaries, transcripts of interviews, etc. This file contains lists of (key) to 

photographs of several collections including the Plummer Collection, the Gordon P. Jones 

collection, the Morton-Waters Company. Also herein are manuscripts for several articles and book 

chapters including Case-Oil and canned salmon: Star of Lapland, ex Atlas by Harold Huycke; The 

American Four Mast Bark Star of Poland ex Acme by Harold D. Huycke; The Scottish Lady by 

Harold D. Huycke, and Chapter One from To Santa Rosalia Further and Back. 

Box 177 File Unit 032. Photo album, Saxonia at Eagle Harbor, 1914-1916 



From p. 1: This album appears to be in whole or in part a record of the interned Hamburg steamer 

Saxonia at Eagle Harbor, December, 1914. Some are dated 1915 and 1916. 86 pp. 

Box 177 File Unit 033. Brochure for To Santa Rosalia Further and Back, circa 1970 



Published by the Mariners Museum, Newport News, VA. 

Box 177 File Unit 034. Panorama of Santa Rosalia coastline, circa 1901-1908 



One panoramic photograph of Santa Rosalia, taken from the harbor. Shows view of the harbor and 

town, circa 1900-1908. Black-and-white photographic print, 20 x 4.5 in., comprised of three 

photographs taped together. Housed in Box 35, folder 4. 

Subseries 03.05. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m) , 1900-2000 



Includes research, correspondence, and manuscript for book, The Six-Masted Barkentine E. R. 

Sterling 

Arrangement 


Box 178 File Unit 001. Star of Hollywood, 1999 



Correspondence with Ernest Marquez with copies of vessel certificates enclosed; letter explains 

the vessel was chartered by the Silverstar Steamship Company. 

Box 178 File Unit 002. Jarvis, Susan E., 2000-2003 



Notes, correspondence about Sterling. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 153



Box 178 File Unit 003. Harris, George Russell (Capt.), 1997-1998 





Correspondence with Paul Harris, George's grandson. Information about the E.R. Sterling and the 

sinking of Helen B. Sterling in 1922 when Harris was captain; copies of certificates. 

Box 178 File Unit 004. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m); Francis, Jack, 1998-1999 



Correspondence, photographic prints re E.R. Sterling and Helen B. Sterling. 

Box 178 File Unit 005. E.R. Sterling - typescript draft, 1996 



Drafts for book, The six-masted barkentine E.R. Sterling by Capt. Harold Huycke, Jr. (copyright 

1996) parts I-VII, includes notes and clippings. 

Box 178 File Unit 006. Sterling ships; Cormack, Niel, 2003 



Correspondence photocopies of photographs, clippings. 

Box 178 File Unit 007. E.R. Sterling ex Everett G. Griggs ex Columbia, ex Lord Wolseley (built 1883; 

barkentine, 6m), undated 



Photocopies of certificates of registry, 1914 and 1928. 

Box 178 File Unit 008. Helen B. Sterling ex Oregon Fir (built 1920; schooner, 6m), undated 



Photographs, notes, voyage list, clippings. 

Box 178 File Unit 009. E.R. Sterling ex Everett G. Griggs, 1999 



Photocopies of newspaper clippings, 1905-1977; notes. 

Box 178 File Unit 010. E.R. Sterling manuscript, 1997-1999 



Typescript manuscript of The six-masted barkentine E.R. Sterling by Captain Harold D. Huycke, 7 

parts, with copyright. 

Box 178 File Unit 011. Dorothy H. Sterling ex Oregon Pine (built 1920; schooner, 6m), 1999 



Correspondence, clippings, notes, voyage list. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 154



Box 178 File Unit 012. Lord Wolseley (built 1883; bark, 4m) British years 1883-1898, 1997-2000 





Correspondence, notes, voyage list,. 

Box 178 File Unit 013. Trade Wind ex Margaret F. Sterling ex Vancouver (built 1919; schooner, 4m as 

Margaret F. Sterling), 1997-1999 



Clippings, notes, voyage list, correspondence, essay by Captain D.L. Alder about Trade Wind, 


Box 178 File Unit 014. Richard Holyoke (built 1877; tugboat) owner Sterling, Raymond (Capt.), 1998 



Article by Leiter Hockett, photocopies of certificates, bills of sale and photographs. 

Box 178 File Unit 015. Marina Raskova (built 1943; Liberty Ship); Sterling, Raymond M. (Capt.) 1943 off log, 

secret log., 1998-1999 



Correspondence, photocopies of declassified logbook, notes. 

Box 178 File Unit 016. E.R. Sterling - Sterling Steamship Co., 1998 



Correspondence and photocopies of documents for various vessels including Columbia and Bert 

E. Haney. 

Box 178 File Unit 017. E.R.Sterling ex Everett G. Griggs, undated 



Notes, National Archives records, registers etc. 

Box 178 File Unit 018. MacKenzie, Roderick - chief mate on E.R. Sterling, 1926-1927, 1965 



Notes, correspondence, copies of documents, death records. 

Box 178 File Unit 019. Griggs, Everett G. family etc., undated 



Clippings file. 

Box 178 File Unit 020. Ethel M. Sterling ex J.M. Weatherwax (built 1890; schooner, 4m), 1996 



Clippings, notes, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 155



Box 179 File Unit 021. E.R. Sterling, miscellaneous articles, 1963-1974 

Box 179; Box 294 






2 typescript articles by Huycke, 1 annotated: sent to Oceans magazine, 12 May 1974. 

File Unit 022. Sterling, Edward Robert (Capt.) personal papers, 1894-1999 



Original personal papers including master certificate, pilotage certificate, passport, 

correspondence, Mason certificates, chart (see separation sheet for latter 2 items). 

Box 179 File Unit 023. Helen B. Sterling ex Tacoma (built 1917; schooner 4m), mostly undated 



Clippings about the 1922 wreck, voyage list, vessel notes, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 179 File Unit 024. Sterling, Edward Robert (Capt.) personal papers, Seattle file and Los Angeles file, 

1900-1940 



Original personal papers including master certificates, examinations for master licenses, 

correspondence, also some photocopied materials. 

Box 179 File Unit 025. Sterling, Ray Milton (Capt.) personal papers, Seattle file, 1914-1928 



Original personal papers including master certificates, examinations for master licenses, 

correspondence; also some photocopied materials dating to the 1940's. 

Box 179 File Unit 026. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m) part 1, 1928-1998 



Clippings, extensive research notes, voyage list, correspondence. 









Box 179 File Unit 029. Sterling genealogy, businesses, Jarvis family history. Part 1, 1996-2000 



Correspondence including with Susan E. Jarvis, granddaughter of Ray Milton Sterling), 

genealogical items, National Archives information, notes. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 156



Box 179 File Unit 030. Sterling genealogy, businesses, Jarvis family history. Part 2, 1996-2000 





Correspondence including with Susan E. Jarvis, granddaughter of Ray Milton Sterling), 

genealogical items, National Archives information, notes. 

Box 179 File Unit 031. Sterling correspondence, part 1, 1973-2000 



Research correspondence related to the Sterling family, the barkentine E.R. Sterling, and other 

vessels. 





vessels. 





vessels. 





vessels. 

Box 179 File Unit 035. Ethel M. Sterling ex Hawaii (built 1890; schooner, 4m), circa 1927-1947 



Photographic prints of the vessel and crew. Photograph of ETHEL M. STERLING foremast, 

Seattle, WA, 1927 (11 x 14 in. black-and-white photographic print) has been separated and is 

housed in box 70, envelope 3. 

Box 180 File Unit 036. Ethel M. Sterling ex Hawaii (built 1890; schooner, 4m) documents part 1, 1975-1999 



Correspondence including with Lee Roy Scott; vessel notes, reproductions of registries and 

licenses; typescript History and movements of the barkentine Hawaii compiled by Lee Roy Scott, 






licenses; typescript History and movements of the barkentine Hawaii compiled by Lee Roy Scott. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 157















Box 180 File Unit 040. Sterling family photographic prints, mostly undated 



Photographic prints for Huycke's manuscript on the vessel. 


barkentine, 6m) photographs, part 1, 1903-1996 



Photographic prints for Huycke's manuscript on the vessel; many of the photos are annotated. 







Box 180; Box 294 






File Unit 044. E.R. Sterling statement of general average per York Antwerp rules 1924 per s.v. E. R. 

Sterling with a cargo of wheat from Adelaide to London, 1927 



Box 180 File Unit 045. Clippings album, 1921-1922 

Bound typescript statement of an encounter with a hurricane. Synopsis, extracts form logbooks, 

financial statements. 1 vol. measuring 10 x 15 inches. See separation sheet. 



Includes newspaper articles about the vessels, Helen B. Sterling and E.R. Sterling. 

Box 180 File Unit 046. Logbook, E.R. Sterling, 1927-1928 



Voyage from St. Thomas to London, original handscripted bound volume. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 158



Box 180 File Unit 047. Visitors book, 1916-1928 





Names and addresses of visitors aboard the E.R. Sterling as it traveled throughout the world. 

Subseries 03.06. Ada Rehan (built 1944; Liberty Ship), 1943-2005 



Correspondence, research, and manuscript by Captain Alfred J. McCaffrey on the Liberty Ship, Ada 

Rehan 

Arrangement 


Box 181 File Unit 001. McCaffrey, Alfred J. (Capt.) part 1, 1943-1992 



Research notes; correspondence including with Donald F. Fennessey; photocopies of logbooks, 

crew lists, War Shipping Administration document, voyage lists, clippings. 
















Box 181 File Unit 005. The voyages of the Ada Rehan, part 1, undated 



Typescript manuscript by Captain Alfred J. McCaffrey; pp. 1-157. 

Box 181 File Unit 006. The voyages of the Ada Rehan, part 2, undated 



Typescript manuscript by Captain Alfred J. McCaffrey; pp. 158-292. 

Box 181 File Unit 007. Lawson, Steve, 2000-2001 



Huycke correspondence with Lawson re Ada Rehan manuscript. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 159


Subseries 03.06. Ada Rehan (built 1944; Liberty Ship), 1943-2005 

Box 181 File Unit 008. McCaffrey, Elizabeth (Mrs. A.J.), 1998-2005 





Huycke correspondence with Elizabeth (Betty) McCaffrey re Ada Rehan manuscript. 

Box 181 File Unit 009. Ada Rehan correspondence, 1990-2005 



Huycke correspondence re manuscript. 

Box 181 File Unit 010. Ada Rehan - publishing, 1993 



Manuscript segments, letter. 

Box 181 File Unit 011. Ada Rehan - publishing, 1998-2005 




Box 182 File Unit 012. Ada Rehan manuscript (original) part 1, 1993 



Manuscript, pp. 1-157 and cover letter. 

Box 182 File Unit 013. Ada Rehan manuscript (original) part 2, 1993 



Manuscript, pp. 159-292. 

Subseries 03.07. Tango (built 1904; schooner, 6m), 1904-2006 



Research notes, correspondence, photocopies of records, draft of Huycke's essay and interview 

transcripts about the vessel Tango 

Arrangement 


Box 182 File Unit 001. Tango (built 1904; schooner, 6m) biographies, 1925-1993 



Holt, Burke, Brown, Lindberg, Davison; correspondence, clippings, notes, photocopies of 

certificates. 

Box 182 File Unit 002. Moller, Hans, 1994 



Handscripted transcript of interview. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 160



Box 182 File Unit 003. J. Ferrell Colton, 1942-1994 





Correspondence, notes, articles, photocopies of plans. 

Box 182 File Unit 004. Tango clippings, 1938-1974 


Box 182 File Unit 005. Marquez, Ernest, 2001-2004 



Correspondence, gambling ship data. 

Box 182 File Unit 006. Luce, Gene W., 1944-1995 



Correspondence, interview transcripts, notes, includes photocopies of letters to home in the 

1940's. 

Box 182 File Unit 007. McLean, Don, 2001-2003 



Correspondence - Tango, gambling ship. 

Box 182 File Unit 008. Diary of Archie McPhee, 1942-1944 



Photocopy of handscripted diary on voyage from Columbia River to South Africa. 

Box 182 File Unit 009. Gundersen, Carl B. (Capt.), circa 1918-2000 



Service record, correspondence, notes, certificates. 

Box 182 File Unit 010. Manuscript - The Six-Masted Schooner Tango by Capt. Harold D. Huycke, 2001 



Huycke's annotated manuscript, correspondence with Ernie Marquez. 

Box 182 File Unit 011. Tandberg, Bjorn - Tango article, 2006 



2006 article (Norwegian) and letter. 

Box 182 File Unit 012. National Archive records, circa 1930's 



Various items on Tango. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 161



Box 182 File Unit 013. Tango, 1904-1942 





Correspondence; photographic prints of Tango, ex Mary Dollar, ex Hans; photocopies; guides to 

photos; photo-album style pages, annotated. 




Voyage lists, notes, correspondence. 

Box 182 File Unit 015. Barber, Lawrence, 1990-1993 




Correspondence, article clippings (written by Barber), summary of book compiled by Barber, 

Tango Around the Horn; the Wartime Voyage of America's Last Large Sailing Ship. 



Research materials - articles from magazines. 

Box 183 File Unit 017. Tango photo collections, 2001 



Correspondence between Huycke and the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park re J. F. 

Colton collection. 

Box 183 File Unit 018. Tango photographic prints, 1904-2001 



Photographic prints of Hans, Tango; correspondence with Peter Marsh. 

Box 183 File Unit 019. Tango correspondence, references, 1972-2001 



Letters, notes about the vessel. 

Subseries 03.08. Steam vessels, circa 1900-2006 



Includes extensive research about the history of steam schooners. Among the types of items found 

here are correspondence, company records, crew records, photographs, and information on individual 

vessels like Wapama. There is also a photocopy of a volume by Victor West and photocopies of the 

Annals of the Steam schooners by Karl Kortum. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 162



Box 183 File Unit 001. United States Army Corps of Engineers, 1921-1999 





West Coast, Coos Bay development. Correspondence, articles, booklets, clippings. 

Box 183 File Unit 002. Steam schooner history, outline, concepts, chapters, 1997 



Notes for proposed book. 

Box 183 File Unit 003. Pacific Coast harbors, 1999-2006 



Summaries, correspondence, articles. 

Box 183 File Unit 004. Steam schooner plans, 1996-1999 



Lists from San Francisco Maritime NHP and Oregon Maritime Center and Museum. 

Box 183 File Unit 005. Danes in early California shipping, 1996 



Photocopy of article (1939). 

Box 183 File Unit 006. Overland telephone and telegraph lines, 1993-2006 




Box 183 File Unit 007. Steam schooners history, circa 1900 - 1992 



Clippings file. 

Box 183 File Unit 008. C1-MT-BUI type vessels, 2001 



Correspondence, photocopies of plans, photographic prints. 

Box 183 File Unit 009. Railroads, ties, 2001-2002 




Box 183 File Unit 010. US navigations laws, 



Reprints, 1886-1940. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 163



Box 183 File Unit 011. Marine hospitals, 2000-2001 





Correspondence, photocopies. 

Box 183 File Unit 012. Sawmill history, 2001 



Blank questionnaire (Niels Nielsen), notes, correspondence. 

Box 183 File Unit 013. Nicknames, 1971-1992 



Lists, notes. 

Box 183 File Unit 014. Coast Seamen's Journal, circa 1998 



Notes, article copies. 

Box 183 File Unit 015. Richmond Yacht Club and vessels photo, undated 



Photo and key. 

Box 183 File Unit 016. Sause Bros. tugs and barges, 2004 



Interview transcripts and company brochure. 

Box 183 File Unit 017. Logging, lumber, 1991-2004 




Box 183 File Unit 018. Steam schooners, 1965-2003 




Box 183 File Unit 019. Steam schooners origins, designs, 1992-2003 



Correspondence, notes, article copies. 

Box 183 File Unit 020. Carl Christensen and Art Christensen, 



Correspondence, clippings, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 164



Box 183 File Unit 021. Lakers, 2004 





Correspondence with Noel T. Holley. 

Box 183 File Unit 022. Army Transport Service, 2004 



Correspondence with Charles Dana Gibson. 

Box 184 File Unit 023. Charles L. Wheeler (steam schooner), circa 1938 



Photographs and clippings. 

Box 184 File Unit 024. Cargo Gear, Stevedores, 1998 



Correspondence, photos. 

Box 184 File Unit 025. Steam schooners, correspondence, 1997-2006 



Gene Barron. 

Box 184 File Unit 026. Engines, 1997-2006 



Information compiled by Chuck Cardinell. 

Box 184 File Unit 027. Steam schooner correspondence, 1994-2006 



Correspondence with Dick Berg, Tom Berg, Carl Berg, information about Thor Berg (Capt.), 


Box 184 File Unit 028. Steam schooner articles, 1959&1981 



Emmett A. Hoskins and Thomas R. Cox. 

Box 184 File Unit 029. William A. Coulter paintings, 2006 



Correspondence, catalog, notes. 

Box 184 File Unit 030. Tom Fordham, circa 1920-2004 



Notes, correspondence, photos, drawings, plans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 165



Box 184 File Unit 031. Gene Harrower, 2000 





Correspondence, notes on steam schooners. 

Box 184 File Unit 032. Correspondence, notes, circa 1998 



Correspondence, notes - Evelyn McCormick and William Meyer (Omega). 

Box 184 File Unit 033. Steam schooner engines, 1991-2002 



Photocopies of articles, correspondence with Jerry Heermans. 

Box 184 File Unit 034. Wilson Bros. Lumber Co., Aberdeen, Wash., 1997-2003 



Correspondence, notes, article copies, photographs, clippings about vessels owned by Wilson 

Bros. Lumber Co., Henry Wilson, and Charles R. Wilson. 

Box 184 File Unit 035. Wilson Bros. Lumber Co., Aberdeen, Wash., 2003 



Emily Wilson research. 

Box 184 File Unit 036. William L. Bill Olesen, 1996-2003 



Correspondence, notes, articles written by Olesen, photographs, memorial service materials, 

obituaries. 

Box 184 File Unit 037. Shna Yak, Majestic, and Thos. L. Wand, 2006 



Correspondence with Robert Bob Schwemmer. 

Box 184 File Unit 038. Mendocino County, David Thimgan, 1998-2004 



Box 184 File Unit 039. Victor C. West, 1989-2005 

Correspondence, research about Mendocino history, obituary, photographic prints. 



Box 184 File Unit 040. Bruce Weir, undated 

Report Package Lumber; correspondence with Huycke, San Francisco Maritime, Coos Art 

Museum; photocopies of annotated prints of West's steam schooner photos. 



List of ships sailed, 1943-1968. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 166



Box 184 File Unit 041. Jack Williamson (Chief engineer), 1992-2005 






Box 185 File Unit 042. Steam schooner drawings, plans, undated 



For trade magazine, Marine Engineering (photocopies). 

Box 185 File Unit 043. Labor agreements, 1913-2003 



Box 185 File Unit 044. Longshoring, unions, 1984-2004 

Minimum wage scales, labor agreement tables (photocopies), articles, correspondence. 



Correspondence, clippings, notes, rosters, booklet. 

Box 185 File Unit 045. Steam schooner history, 1940-1999 



Articles, essays, notes. 

Box 185 File Unit 046. Sailors' Union of the Pacific, 1984-1985 



Box 185 File Unit 047. Stockton, CA, 1967 

Correspondence with Stephen Schwartz about book; Centennial ephemera. 



History, Karl Kortum correspondence. 

Box 185 File Unit 048. Great Lakes lumber ships, 2000 



Photocopies of the histories of various steam schooners; correspondence. 

Box 185 File Unit 049. Steam schooners speech, 1978 



Edited typescript of speech Huycke made to the Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society, June 7, 

1978. Includes list of slides used 1-75. 

Box 185 File Unit 050. Steam schooner clippings, 1933-1937 



Adventure by steam schooner and other articles from Bob Lyman. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 167



Box 185 File Unit 051. Steam engines, diesel engines, engineering, 1990-2005 





Bulletin, correspondence, notes, articles. 

Box 185 File Unit 052. Steam schooner steering gear, 1994 




Box 185 File Unit 053. American Merchant Marine Veterans WWII, 1998-1999 



Box 185 File Unit 054. Niels Iversen, 1999 

Correspondence including Chips Donner, Oregon Central Coast Chapter. 



Biography, correspondence with Dorothy Goodbaudy. 

Box 185 File Unit 055. Steam Schooner Meet, 1988-1999 



Correspondence with Jessie Brady, brochure. 

Box 185 File Unit 056. Dickie - David W. Dickie, D.W. & R.Z. Dickie, 1930-1999 



Articles, dupes from SFMNHP. 

Box 185 File Unit 057. Grays Harbor ship movements, arrivals and departures from Twin Harbor Stevedore 

Company, Hoquiam, WA, 01 Jan 1934 - 03 Apr 1937, 1998 



Bound xeroxed copy. 

Box 186 File Unit 058. Grays Harbor ship movements, arrivals and departures from Twin Harbor Stevedore 

Company, Hoquiam, WA, 014 Apr 1937 - 08 Sep 1951, 1998 



Bound xeroxed copy. 

Box 186 File Unit 059. Coastwise Pacific Coast Lumber Fleet registry, circa 1920's 



Annotated, 2 copies. 

Box 186 File Unit 060. Steam schooners - general, 1942-1996 



Correspondence, lists, vessel notes, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 168



Box 186 File Unit 061. Steam schooners, Pacific Coast-built wooden ships, last entry 2006 





Alphabetical directory of vessels, notes. 

Box 186 File Unit 062. Steam vessels, Pacific Coast lumber and general cargo trades, orig. 1944 



Lyman information, annotated. 

Box 186 File Unit 063. Pacific Coast steam schooners, wooden and steel ships, orig. 1942-1944 



Lyman lists with annotations. 

Box 186 File Unit 064. Marine Exchange cards, San Pedro/Long Beach part 1, 1924-1946 



Photocopies of arrival and departure cards. 









Box 187 File Unit 067. Banke, Mads Harald Madsen (Capt.), 1988-2004 



Photographic print - portrait; correspondence; photocopies of certificates and official documents 

1906 and later; notes. 

Box 187 File Unit 068. Brastad, Erling (Capt.), 2006 



Copies of documents; notes. 

Box 187 File Unit 069. Buckner, Eugene F. (Capt.), no assembled date 



Photographic prints of various steam vessels, copies of ship plans, copies of inspection reports, 

Coos Bay Lumber Company correspondence about unions. 

Box 187 File Unit 070. Carlson, Konrad (Capt.), 1992-1997 



Correspondence, clippings, notes; copies of certificates, licenses. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 169



Box 187 File Unit 071. Ericsson, Charles (Capt.), 1997-1998 





Clippings, correspondence, notes. 

Box 187 File Unit 072. Gorstrom, Alf - interview 26 June 1989, 1989 



Notes. 

Box 187 File Unit 073. Steam schooner personnel, 2001 



Correspondence, photocopies. 

Box 187 File Unit 074. Enstrom, Carl M. (Capt.), 1990-1998 



Correspondence, portrait photo, copies of certificates. 

Box 187 File Unit 075. Berg, Thor (Capt.), 1994-1998 



Photographic prints, notes, biography, correspondence. 

Box 187 File Unit 076. Clemensen, Charles (Capt.), 1991-2001 



Photographic prints, notes, biography, correspondence. 

Box 187 File Unit 077. Jahnsen, Oscar (Capt.); Jahnsen, Edward (Capt.), 1998 

Box 187; Box 294 




Photocopies of license and certificates; correspondence including with Eric Jahnsen; newspaper 

articles. 

File Unit 078. Hubbenette, John T. (Capt), Norman J. , Konrad (Capt.), 1932-1997 



Photographic prints and photocopies mostly of Capt. John T. Hubbenette; crew list from 

Clarksburg Victory (steam ship) listing Norman J. Hubbenette, 1945 (see separation sheet); notes; 

official correspondence; Huycke correspondence. 

Box 187 File Unit 079. Steam schooners, various, 1997-2000 



Correspondence; notes; photocopies of photographs, vessel documents, business (1896-1932), 

genealogical information (Olsen). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 170



Box 187 File Unit 080. Freeman Steamship Company; Simeon S. Freeman, 1993-1999 





Freeman and Gadsby family information; correspondence including with Peggy Freeman, Bruce 

Freeman, Walter Gadsby, John Freeman, Bill Kooiman (SF Maritime); photographs of Simeon 

Freeman and Daisy Belle Freeman Gadsby; snapshots of family homes. 

Box 187 File Unit 081. Stendahl, John (Capt.), 1974-1975 



Notes and typescript of article for Marine Digest and photocopy of published article. 

Box 188 File Unit 082. Sorensen, Kristian J. (Capt.), assemblage undated 



Photocopies of certificates, licenses 1937-1952; biographical notes, logbook extracts, 

photographic print of Sorensen. 

Box 188 File Unit 083. Olsen, Gudmund (Capt.), 1997-2002 



Biography; correspondence including with Darlene Hecomovich and Bjorn Tandberg; photographs. 

Box 188 File Unit 084. Anderson & Middleton Lumber Company, 1998-2002 



Correspondence, interview notes, clippings. 

Box 188 File Unit 085. Billings, George E., ?-circa1966-1968 



Photo of Billings, photos of Scout Hall. 

Box 188 File Unit 086. Caspar Lumber Company, 1999 




Box 188 File Unit 087. California and Oregon Coast Steamship Co., 2002 



Notes, clippings, correspondence. 

Box 188 File Unit 088. Coastal Steamship Co., 2001 



Correspondence with Mark Griggs re. Chauncey Griggs and Lake Francis (steam schooner). 

Box 188 File Unit 089. Davenport, J.E. and J.O. shipowners, 1999 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 171



Box 188 File Unit 090. Comyn, Leslie W., shipowner, 1998 






Box 188 File Unit 091. Charles Nelson Company, 1975-2002 



Notes, correspondence, voyage list. 

Box 188 File Unit 092. Robert Dollar Co., Dollar Steamship Lines, part 1, 1958-2003 



Notes, correspondence, clippings, articles, interviews. 

Box 188 File Unit 093. Robert Dollar Co., Dollar Steamship Lines, part 2, 1958-2003 



Notes, correspondence, clippings, articles, interviews, photos of vessels and family members. 

Box 188 File Unit 094. E.K. Wood Lumber Company, 1968-2006 



Correspondence about company history, vessels owned (including the C.A. Thayer), photographic 

print of sawmill and steam schooners, historical booklet of E.K. Wood. 

Box 188 File Unit 095. General Steamship Corp., Allen Hulme files, 1998 



Photocopies of correspondence about agencies, 1937-1942. 

Box 188 File Unit 096. Gray and Company; Gray, Lendal G., 2001-2004 



Niels Nielsen supplied photocopies of L.G. Gray business correspondence including with Captain 

K.J. Sorensen (1940-1943); Nielsen biographical information; correspondence between Huycke 

and Nielsen. 

Box 188 File Unit 097. Hart-Wood Lumber Co., 1928-1999; bulk 1998-1999 



Family biography, correspondence with William Hart, Bruce Weilepp, and Jim Higman, Theodore 

Nicolai, Charles Frederic Green. 

Box 188 File Unit 098. Hobbs-Wall & Co, 1953-1998 



Correspondence about vessels owned, list, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 172



Box 188 File Unit 099. Hammond Lumber Company, 1922-2002 





Correspondence, articles, photographic prints of Hammond Lumber Company wharf and steam 

ship Halco. 

Box 188 File Unit 100. Hammond Lumber Company thesis, 1974-2003 



Box 188 File Unit 101. J.H. Baxter Co., 

Thesis - A HISTORY OF THE SAMOA DIVISION OF LOUISIANA - PACIFIC CORPORATION 

AND ITS PREDECESSORS, 1853-1973 by Lowell S. Mengel Jr.; correspondence, with Mengel. 



Correspondence about the steam schooner owners and wood preservationists, company history, 

brochure, photographic prints of steam schooners. 

Box 188 File Unit 102. Hooper, John H., 1952 



Photocopy of article in California Historical Society Quarterly, 1952. 

Box 188 File Unit 103. Jewett, Wilson F., Gardiner Mill Co., no assembled date 




Box 188 File Unit 104. Mahony, Andrew, no assembled date 




Box 188 File Unit 105. Linderman, Fred, 1953-1988 



Correspondence, notes, photocopies of images. 

Box 188 File Unit 106. Matson Navigation Co., Matson Line, 1997 



Box 188 File Unit 107. Moore Mill Co., 1997-2000 

Photocopy of chapter from OUR HAWAII by Erna Fergusson (1942); note. 



Correspondence with Eugene C. Stearns, Bandon Historical Society, and Miller family members; 

notes,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 173



Box 189 File Unit 108. Oliver J. Olson & Co.; Oliver Olson Steamship Company, 1975-2003 





Correspondence including with Oliver Olsen III; genealogical and biographical information, vessel 

summaries. 

Box 189 File Unit 109. Olympic Steamship Company, 1972 




Box 189 File Unit 110. Pacific Lumber Company, 1999 



Correspondence, articles, vessel information. 

Box 189 File Unit 111. Pacific Spruce Corporation, Toledo, Oregon, 2010 



Notes. 

Box 189 File Unit 112. Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg; National Steamship Company, 1999-2002 



Correspondence, including with C. Russell Johnson; Johnson's obituary. 

Box 189 File Unit 113. Pope and Talbot, Inc., 2003 




Box 189 File Unit 114. Schafer Bros. Steamship Lines, 1947-2000 




Box 189 File Unit 115. Sudden and Christenson, 1998-2004 




Box 189 File Unit 116. Stimson Lumber Co. , Seattle; mills, ships, family, 2003 



Clippings, notes, photographic prints, photocopies of historic maps of Stimson Lumber Co. and 

Stimson Industrial Park. 

Box 189 File Unit 117. Shipowners, shipping companies, 1957-1967 



Lists, notes, photocopies, letterheads, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 174



Box 189 File Unit 118. W. R. Chamberlin Co.; John Tennant, 1938-2003 





Correspondence about various vessels; 33 photographs of W.R. Chamberlin, Jr. (Steam 

schooner); clippings. 

Box 189 File Unit 119. Thornton, Donald A. (Capt.), 2000-2004 




Box 189 File Unit 120. Adeline Smith [steam schooner], 1999 



Photocopy of article by Louis A. Hough in American Neptune, vol 59, no 4, Fall 1999. 

Box 189 File Unit 121. Klamath [built 1909; steam schooner], 1909-2000 



Correspondence, photocopies of vessel records, articles, photos of launching and wreck. 

Box 189 File Unit 122. Susan Olson ex California ex Willamette [Steam schooner], assemblage undated 



Photocopies of vessel records, articles. 

Box 189 File Unit 123. Sierra [built 1916; steam schooner], 1952-1980 



Clippings, research paper by Ronald L. Hughes, photographic prints. 

Box 189 File Unit 124. South Coast [built 1887; steam schooner], assemblage undated 



Photographic print of vessel circa 1910, clippings about wreck, 1930. 

Box 189 File Unit 125. Prentiss [built 1902; steam schooner], circa 1902-2001 



Correspondence, notes, photographic prints of vessel (circa 1902). 

Box 189 File Unit 126. Chehalis [built 1901; steam schooner, 2003 




Box 189 File Unit 127. Coronado [built 1900; steam schooner], 2003 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 175



Box 189 File Unit 128. C-Trader [built 1944; steam schooner], most undated 





5 photographs of vessel. 

Box 189 File Unit 129. Cricket [built 1913; steam schooner], 2000 



Notes, correspondence, photographic prints, clippings about the 1914 fire in Portland. 

Box 189 File Unit 130. Cynthia Olson [built 1918; steam schooner] and Marguerita [steam schooner] ex 

Mary Olson, 1968-2001 



Photographic prints (1968-1970); essay by David H. Grover, The Mystery Of The Cynthia Olson; 

correspondence, clippings. 

Box 189 File Unit 131. Hamlin F. McCormick [steam schooner], 2005 



Correspondence with Robert E. Barbee, photographic print of vessel. 

Box 189 File Unit 132. West Coast [steam schooner], undated 



2 photograph prints. 

Box 189 File Unit 133. Coos Bay [built 1945; steam schooner], 1959-1973 



18 photographic prints including 15 images of loading lumber onto Coos Bay, 1959; clippings. 

Box 189 File Unit 134. Daisy Gray [built 1923; steam schooner], 1922-2005 



Photographic prints including a series of 11 by Huycke of the vessel in 1948 in San Pedro, CA; 

clippings; notes; correspondence. 

Box 189 File Unit 135. Davenport [built 1912; steam schooner], 1912-1933 



7 photographic prints of vessel. 

Box 189 File Unit 136. Francis H. Leggett [steam schooner], 2000-2001 



Correspondence, clippings, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 176



Box 190 File Unit 137. Engen, Andreas J. (Capt.) and Olson steam schooners records, circa 1999 





Notes; photocopies of licenses, certificates, memberships, clippings and photographs of Engen; 

photocopy of Olson account book, photographs. 

Box 190 File Unit 138. Engen, Andreas J. (Capt.), undated 



Photocopy of notebook and/or test book. 

Box 190 File Unit 139. Engen, Andreas J. (Capt.), 1932 



Photocopy of 1932 logbook on Charles Nelson. 

Box 190 File Unit 140. Interviews by Karl Kortum, Australia, 1974: Sam Hort, Jim Baby, 1974 



Annotated photocopy of transcripts of interview with Jim Gaby, Sam Hort. 

Box 190 File Unit 141. Annals of the Steam Schooners, vol. 1 by Karl Kortum, part 1, undated 



Conversations with masters, mates, engineers, winch drivers and sailors; preceded by a look at 

the evolvement of the steam schooner; also various pages on the Wapama. 





















HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 177









the evolvement of the steam schooner; also various on the Wapama. 





the evolvement of the steam schooner; also various on the Wapama. 

Box 191 File Unit 148. Karl Kortum, Harold Huycke interviews, San Pedro, 10-15 Sep. 1959, 1959 



Correspondence between Kortum and Huycke, photographic prints of subjects along with 

biographies. 

Box 191 File Unit 149. Steam schooner photographs, circa 1900-1940 



Steam schooner - Phyllis, Point Loma, Point San Pedro, Port Angeles, Phoenix, Pasadena, Point 

Arena, Port Orford, Point San Pablo, etc.; 36 items, black-and-white photographic prints. 

Box 191 File Unit 150. Interviews by Karl Kortum, 1964-1990 



Correspondence, transcripts of interviews, biographical notes, Emmett Hoskins essay. 

Box 191 File Unit 151. SOME NOTES ABOUT JAMES ROLPH AND HIS SAILING SHIPS, circa 1920's to 2006 



Bound volume of information about vessels owned by Rolph Navigation and Coal Co. and Hind, 

Rolph Co. Inc. - correspondence, notes, clippings, photographic prints, transcripts of interviews 

including with Karl Kortum; copies of company records,. 

Box 191 File Unit 152. Annie M. Rolph [built 1919; barkentine, 4m], assemblage undated 



Notes, voyage list, copies of vessel records. 

Box 191 File Unit 153. Rolph barkentines, 1994-2004 



29 photographs, correspondence. 

Box 191 File Unit 154. Rolph shipping, Hind, Rolph & Co., Inc., 1942-2004 



Clippings; transcript of conversation with James Rolph, III; list of vessels owned; correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 178



Box 191 File Unit 155. Hesperian [built 1918; barkentine, 4m], assemblage undated 





Notes on vessel; voyage list; photocopy of transcript of deposition of Theodore Hoffman,1922; 

photograph of Hesperian. 

Box 191 File Unit 156. Diary of Tacoma seaman, 1898, 2002 



Photocopy of handscripted diary. 

Box 191 File Unit 157. Olesen, Thorwald, A LIFETIME IN THE STEAM SCHOONERS, assemblage undated 



Captain Thorwald Olesen' narrative, photocopy of typescript, 117 pp.; copies of certificates. 

Box 191 File Unit 158. Steam schooner images, undated 



5 photographic prints of steam schooners dockside including Graywood and Harold Dollar at wharf 

in Wilmington. 

Box 191 File Unit 159. Helen P. Drew [built 1904; steam schooner] logbook, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of 1929 pilot house log book. 

Box 191 File Unit 160. Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of by-laws, 1892; and directory of members, 1904. 

Box 192 File Unit 161. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner], 1983-2001 



Clippings, articles, correspondence, notes. 

Box 192 File Unit 162. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner], 1998 



Pacific Steam Schooner Foundation press release, brochure, SAVE THE WAPAMA bumper 

sticker. 

Box 192 File Unit 163. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] condition survey, 1997 



General survey conducted on February 7, 1997 by Huycke and Jack Ehrhorn. 

Box 192 File Unit 164. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner], 2000-2001 



Plan for berthing the Wapama at Hyde Street Pier by Raymond Aker, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 179



Box 192 File Unit 165. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] old history, 1957-2006 





Purchase order of Tongass ex Wapama by the Sate of California, telegrams from Karl Kortum to 

Huycke, correspondence including by Captain A.F. Raynaud about the sale, preliminary survey 

notes, vessel history by Raynaud, mooring plan. 

Box 192 File Unit 166. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] photographs, 1931-1997 



Photographs including Wapama in Sausalito, CA, 1996, 1997; Wapama in Oakland, CA, 1983; 

postcards of Wapama, Harry Dring photo, 1965; Wapama 1931, Tongass ex Wapama, 1957, 

Seattle, WA; Clint Betz photo of Tongass ex Wapama, circa 1938-1942; and others. 

Box 192 File Unit 167. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] articles, 1989-2000 



Photocopies of articles from journals and newsletters. 

Box 192 File Unit 168. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] Pacific Steam Schooner Foundation 

correspondence, 1994-2005 



Primarily correspondence with Thomas J. Patterson, press releases, reports about Wapama. 

Box 192 File Unit 169. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] Pacific Steam Schooner Foundation, 

1987-1999 



Copy of November 1996 issue of Scuttlebutt, the newsletter of the Oregon Maritime Center and 

Museum that describes Huycke's letter writing campaign to save Wapama; plan view of Aquatic 

Park showing proposed positioning of Wapama; notes; petition; clippings; articles; handscripted 

estimated costs of repair; documentation history; correspondence including Pacific Steam 

Schooner Foundation the Army Corps of Engineers and Rep. Lynn Woolsey; Save the Wapama 

Committee minutes; vessel history. 

Box 192 File Unit 170. Wapama [built 1915; steam schooner] correspondence, 1996-2004 



Correspondence including with Peter Stanford, President of the National Maritime Historical 

Society; Rear Admiral Thomas J. Patterson (Ret.), Chairman of Pacific Steam Schooner 

Foundation; copy of letter from Prince Philip to Admiral Patterson encouraging the restoration of 

the Wapama; John Kortum; William Thomas, superintendent, SFMNHP; Captain Jack A. Taylor, 

president, Oregon Maritime Center and Museum; and Kate Richardson, superintendent SFMNHP. 

Box 192 File Unit 171. Bertie M. Hanlon - Explorer; some original research by Tiger Avery, 



Correspondence including with Mike Mjelde, clippings, notes, copies of vessel documents, 

photographs of vessels Jane Nettelton and Siskiyou. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 180



Box 192 File Unit 172. Photos from Victor West collection, undated 





Steam schooners, freighters, Coos Bay harbor scenes; most annotated on verso; 27 items, 

black-and-white. 

Box 192 File Unit 173. Victor West collection, undated 



Photocopy of volume, THE STEAM SCHOONERS OR THE SCANDINAVIAN NAVY, by Victor 

West, introduction. 





West, A. 





West, A-B. 





West, C. 





West, C-D. 





West, D-E. 





West, West Coast Ports. 





West, F. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 181









West, G-H. 





West, I-L. 





West, M-N. 





West, O-P. 





West, Q-R. 





West, S-T. 





West, U-Z. 

Box 193 File Unit 188. Steam schooners, earliest built ships, 1881-1888, 2005 



Correspondence and research by Diane Cooper including vessels William Akermann; C.G. White; 

Julia H. Ray; Celia; Surprise. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 182



Box 193 File Unit 189. Pete Hurd, circa 1900-2005 





Correspondence. photographic negatives of steam vessels have been separated and are now in 

12.1.6 (Pete Hurd photograph collection). 

Box 193 File Unit 190. Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation Licenses, mostly undated 



Notes, correspondence with U.S. Coast Guard historian, photocopy of monograph about 

Steamboat-Inspection Service, original U.S. Department of Commerce's licenses and certificates, 

most blank. 

Subseries 03.09. Jack McNairn papers, 1938-2004 



Contains documents from the Oral History Project, various manuscripts written by McNairn, 

correspondence between Huycke and Robert McNairn, Jack's son. 

Arrangement 


Box 193 File Unit 001. Jack McNairn interviews, Oral History Project abstract, personal histories, 

experiences and observations, Roth Family Foundation, 1961 



Photocopy of the project, approx. 1 inch thick. 

Box 193 File Unit 002. McNairn, Jackson C. and McNairn, Robert, 1996-2004 



Correspondence with Robert McNairn, son of Jack; biographical information about Jack McNairn; 

obituaries; photographic prints; notes. 

Box 194 File Unit 003. Oral history project, miscellaneous papers, 1959-1961 



Original correspondence, notes, questionnaires, notes on interviews, lists. 

Box 194 File Unit 004. Interviews, Oral History Project, 1959 



Preliminary report covering the period from Sep. 16 - Oct 15, 1959, includes lists of interviewees; 

correspondence between McNairn and Karl Kortum. 

Box 194 File Unit 005. Power Sail and Dinghy: A story of the boat builders of San Francisco Bay by Minier 

Chipman, Jr. and Jack McNairn, undated 



Photocopy of typescript with note: rough draft, subject of rewrite - additions - editing. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 183


Subseries 03.09. Jack McNairn papers, 1938-2004 

Box 194 File Unit 006. Steam Schooner Sagas and Introducing the American Merchant Marine into High 



Schools, 1938-1942 



By Jackson C. McNairn - reprints from the US Naval Institute Proceedings. 

Box 194 File Unit 007. A Cavalcade of Ships by Jack McNairn, rough draft, 1957 



Annotated, bound typescript manuscript about vessels in the San Francisco Bay. 

Box 194 File Unit 008. Photocopies of images of steam schooners, undated 



Photocopies, some annotated. 

Box 194 File Unit 009. San Francisco Maritime Museum oral history project - Jack McNairn, 1960-1961 



McNairn's correspondence with various interview subjects and others. 

Box 194 File Unit 010. San Francisco Bay Scow Schooners by Jack McNairn, undated 



Annotated typescript of paper, 5 chapters. 

Box 194 File Unit 011. Correspondence file for the Oral History Project, S.F. Maritime Museum, 1959-1961 



Original incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence mostly about the Oral History Project. 

Box 194 File Unit 012. The Saga of the Chehalis by Jack McNairn, 1958 



Typescript story of vessel. 

Box 194 File Unit 013. Jack McNairn photos, most undated 



Photographic prints mostly of steam vessels, mounted on album pages and loose; clippings. 

Subseries 03.10. Pacific Coast vessels, 2000-2003 



Contains correspondence about doghole schooners, patent and other information about log rafts, 

photographs by Pete Hurd from the Pete Hurd collection 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 184


Subseries 03.10. Pacific Coast vessels, 2000-2003 

Box 194 File Unit 001. The Doghole Schooners, 2000 





Correspondence with Louis Hough about Walter A. Jackson book. 

Box 194 File Unit 002. Log rafts, Davis rafts, Canadian patents, 2003 



Box 194 File Unit 003. Log rafts, U.S. patents, 2003 

Correspondence with copies of patents issued to Gilbert G. and Matthew J. Davis. 



Correspondence with copies of various patents attached. 

Box 194 File Unit 004. Log rafts; Adams, Kramer A., 2003 



Correspondence with Adams, photocopy of article. 

Box 194 File Unit 005. Log rafts; Benson Lumber Company, 2001-2002 



Copies of patents and company records, clippings, articles, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 194 File Unit 006. Puget Sound District, logbooks and shipping articles, undated 



National Archive list. 

Box 194 File Unit 007. Pete Hurd collection photographs, mostly undated 



10 oversized photographic prints (mounted images of ferries FLYER, KITSAP, IDA BUDD, and 

T.C. REED; mounted image of steam vessel INDIANAPOLIS; 2 images of Crown Lumber Co mill 

crew (1920's); image of TILLICUM (tugboat); images of clipper ships) have been separated and 

are now in 12.1.6 Pete Hurd Photograph Collection. 

Subseries 03.11. Pacific Coast sailing vessels, 1878-2006 



Contains correspondence and manuscripts by Malcolm Chisholm about Forest Dream, information on 

various Forest vessels, photographs and documents on Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, some by 

alphabetical order. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 185



Box 195 File Unit 001. Forest Dream [built 1919; barkentine, 5m] - manuscript - diary by Malcolm Chisholm; 






Handscripted, An Account of the Voyage of the Barkentine Forest Dream From the Port of San 

Pedro California to Port Louis, Island of Mauritius, South Indian Ocean as Recorded by Malcolm W 

Chisholm, Seaman: part 1 (includes photographic print of author). 

Box 195 File Unit 002. Forest Dream [built 1919, barkentine, 5m] - manuscript - diary by Malcolm Chisholm; 




Handscripted, An Account of the Voyage of the Barkentine Forest Dream From the Port of San 

Pedro California to Port Louis, Island of Mauritius, South Indian Ocean as Recorded by Malcolm W 

Chisholm, Seaman: part 2. 

Box 195 File Unit 003. Sailing vessels, photos, mostly undated 



Photographic prints of various sailing vessels - Balboa, Oregon Fir, and unidentified vessels; also 

group portrait of Matthews Yards workers, 1913. 

Box 195 File Unit 004. Forest Dream (built 1919; barkentine, 5m), 1923-1930 



Photographic prints of the vessel and photocopies of records. 

Box 195 File Unit 005. Forest barkentines, 1926-1997 



Correspondence, vessel notes, articles about Forest Dream, Forest Pride, Forest Friend, Forest 

King; 1926 photographic print of crew of Forest Dream. 

Box 195 File Unit 006. Forest Friend (built 1919; barkentine, 5m), 



Vessel notes, voyage list, correspondence, clippings, photographic prints, photocopies of 

certificates of registry. 

Box 195 File Unit 007. Forest King [built 1920; steam schooner], assemblage undated 



Photocopies of records from National Archives. 

Box 195 File Unit 008. Forest Pride [built 1919; barkentine, 5m], 1923-2003 



Correspondence, photocopies of certificates and licenses, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 186



Box 195 File Unit 009. Forest Dream [built 1919, barkentine, 5m] - manuscript - diary by Malcolm Chisholm, 



1925-1926 



Typescript, A Account of the Voyage of the Barkentine Forest Dream From the Port of San Pedro 

California to Port Louis, Island of Mauritius, South Indian Ocean as Recorded by Malcolm W. 

Chisholm, Seaman; clipping with image of vessel. 

Box 195 File Unit 010. British Columbia wrecks - Royston, 1974-2003 



Photographic prints of wrecks including Forest Friend, Melanope, Riverside, and James Dollar; 


Box 195 File Unit 011. Schooners out of Coos Bay, 1999 



Photocopy of typescript master thesis by Robert E. Johnson (1953); correspondence. 

Box 195 File Unit 012. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels - voyages; correspondence, 2000 and undated 



Vessel notes on voyages by year by vessel spanning 1884-1905 with gaps; correspondence with 

Dennis Conroy. 

Box 195 File Unit 013. West Coast sailing ships - David Thimgan list, 1996 



Correspondence, list of vessels built on West Coast. 

Box 196 File Unit 014. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter A, 1878-2006 



Vessel notes, correspondence about vessels whose name begins with A. Includes an original 1878 

log, PROTEST OF SCHR. ARIEL by A.W. Von Schmidt, owner-master about a leak on board 

while at sea [see separation sheet], and photographic print of Ariel. The following photographic 

prints have been housed separately in box 69, folder 2: Various views of vessels at sea, in dry 

dock, and launching in various geographic localities. Mostly schooners, 1900 - 1959. Prominent 

ships mentioned are AZALEA, ALBERT and the A. T. COATS. Includes typed notes and 

photographs taken of Huycke by Karl Kortum. Photographic prints are as large as 8 x 10 in. but 

mostly 5 x 7 in. prints and smaller. 2 photographic postcards are included. All black and white 

material. 

Box 196 File Unit 015. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter B, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes, articles. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 69, 

folder 3: Various views of vessels at sea, at dock, and ready for launch. Prominent ships are the 

BLAKELY; BELVEDERE, (whaler) several views stuck in the ice; the BAINBRIDGE, with 

numerous views as sea as well as the supposed wreck in Nags Head, N. C. Dates given 1880's - 

1980. Mostly reproductions, some originals; all black-and-white photographic prints. Mostly prints 5 

x 7 in. and smaller, but as large at 8 x 10 in. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 187



Box 196 File Unit 016. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter C, circa 1940-2006 





Vessel notes, articles, correspondence. The following photographic prints have been housed 

separately in box 69, folder 4: Various views of vessels at sea and dock. Mostly schooners. 

Prominent ships are CRESENT, C. S. HOLMS, and COMMERCE. Dates given from 1883 - 1954. 

Mostly reproductions, but also originals. Mostly prints smaller than 5 x 7 in., but up to 8 x 10 in. 1 

photographic postcard and 1 photocopy on paper. All black and white photographic material. 

Box 196 File Unit 017. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter D, circa 1940-2006 




folder 5: Various views of vessels at sea, dry dock and launch. Mostly schooners. Prominent ships 

are the DAVID EVANS, DOROTHY STERLING, and foremost, DEFIANCE, of which there are 

various images of her building and launch. Dates given 1915 - 1929. Reproduction and original 

photographic black and white prints. Mostly prints smaller than but including 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 018. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter E, 1917-2006 

Box 196; Box 294 




Vessel notes, articles, typescript log of Espada [schooner], 1917. The following photographic prints 

have been housed separately in box 69, folder 6: Various views of vessels at sea and dock. 

Schooners. Prominent ships are ERIC, ECOLA, and ECHO. Dates given from 1918 - 1926. 

Reproduction and original photographic black and white prints. Mostly smaller than 5 x 7 in. but as 

large as 8 x 10 in. 

File Unit 019. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter F, 1927-2006 



Vessel notes, articles, correspondence, original oversized charter for Fort Laramie (barkentine), 

1927 [see separation sheet]. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in 

box 69, folder 7: Various views of vessels at sea and dock. Mostly schooners. Prominent ships are 

FALKEFINE, FEARLESS, FORT LARAMIE, FRED J. WOOD, and foremost, FOREST HOME. 

Includes photocopies of correspondence of Huycke with others regarding the identification of the 

FOREST HOME. Dates given 1912 - 2003. Reproductions and original black-and-white 

photographic prints, ranging from 2.75 x 4.5 in. to 4.5 x 6.5 in.; three black-and-white photographic 

postcards, photocopies of photos of ships and correspondence. 

Box 196 File Unit 020. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter F, 1926-1992 



Fanny Dutard (schooner, 3m) correspondence, copy of manuscript by Jimmy Crooks, Account of 

Voyage of Fanny Dutard to Bering Sea, 1926. 

Box 196 File Unit 021. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter F, circa 1940-2006 



Forester (schooner, 4m) correspondence, clippings, vessel notes, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 188



Box 196 File Unit 022. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter G, circa 1940-2006 






folder 8: Various views of vessels at sea and dock. Prominent ships are Galilee, Gamble, Golden 

State, and foremost, George E. Billings. Dates given 1914 - 1955. Reproductions and original 

black and white photographic prints (possibly a salted paper print) and one photographic postcard. 

Sizes ranging from 3 x 4.5 in. to 9 x 11 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 023. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter H, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes , articles, correspondence. The following photographic prints have been housed 

separately in box 69, folder 9: Various views of schooners and square riggers at sea and dock. 

Prominent ships are HESPER and HELENE. Reproductions and original photographic prints, 

including one gelatin silver print. Also includes a newspaper clipping and a handwritten note from 

Karl. [Karl Kortum?] Photographs range in size from 2 x 2 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 024. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter I, circa 1940-2006 




separately in box 69, folder 10: Various views of vessels, IRENE, INCA and IRMARD, on deck and 

at sea; images of the Colorado River Maritime Museum, Astoria, Oregon, display, 1913-1990. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 5 in. to 8 

x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 025. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter J, circa 1940-2006 




separately in box 69, folder 11: Various views of vessels of rigging, docked, at sea, and of debris 

from a ship wreck on shore, 1916-1947. Prominent ships are JOHN A., JOHN A. CAMPBELL, J. 

M. WEATHEURAX, JANET CARUTHERS, JAMES JOHNSON and most prominently, JANE L. 

STANFORD. Reproductions and original black-and-white as well as color photographic prints; 1 

postcard; and 6 color slides, corresponding to the six color prints in this file unit. Sizes ranging 

from 1.75 x 2.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 026. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter K, circa 1940-2006 




separately in box 69, folder 12: Various views of vessels on deck an at sea. Prominent ships are 

KING CYRUS, KATE G PEDERSON, KITSAD, and foremost KOKO HEAD. Reproductions and 

original black-and-white photographic prints; one black-and-white photomechanical postcard. 

Sizes ranging from 2. 5 x 4 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 189



Box 196 File Unit 027. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter L, 1892-2006 






separately in box 69, folder 13: Various views of ships at sea and dock, 1892-1950. Prominent 

ships include, LAHANIA, LALAINE, LOTTIE CARSON, BOTTIE ENNETT, LUDLOW, LA 

MERCED, and foremost, LOUISE. Original and reproductions of black-and-white photographic 

prints, 2 color photographic prints, one magazine clipping, and one 5.5 x 8 in. color 

photomechanical print on mat board. 

Box 196 File Unit 028. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter M, circa 1940-2006 




separately in box 69, folder 14: Various views of ships at sea and on lumber docks. Prominent 

ships include, MARY E. FOSTER, MELROSE, MARY WINKELMAN, MURIEL, and foremost, 

MINNIE A. CAINE. Reproductions and original photographic prints; one black-and-white 

photographic postcard; one 8 x 10 in. negative of MILDRED. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 4.25 in. to 8 

x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 029. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter N, 1894-2006 



Vessel notes, articles, correspondence including with James P. Delgado about Neptune [schooner, 

2m]. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 69, folder 15: Various 

views of vessels from dock, at sea and run aground, 1894-1939. Prominent vessels include the 

NORTH BEND and NEWSBOY. Reproductions and original photographic prints; and 1 cyanotype 

postcard. Sizes ranging from 3.25 x 4.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 030. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter O, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes, articles, includes small wood splinter from Oliver J. Olson [schooner, 4m] recovered 

in Baja California, Mexico. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 

69, folder 16: Various views of vessels at dry dock, at sea, docked and wrecked. Prominent ships 

include OAKLAND, OKANOGAN, and OLIVER J. JOHNSON. Reproductions and original 

black-and-white photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 031. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter P, circa 1940-2006 




separately in box 69, folder 17: Various views of vessels launching, at sea, and in dry dock, 1913 

-1918. Prominent vessels include, PALAWAN, PATHFINDER, PINONLE, POLAR BEAR, and 

PROSPER. Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, one on mat board. 

Sizes ranging from 3.75 x 5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 032. Q, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes, articles, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 190



Box 196 File Unit 033. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter R, circa 1940-2006 






separately in box 69, folder 18: Various views of vessels in dry dock, at sea, at dock and wrecked, 

circa 1902-1912. Prominent vessels include, R. C. SLADE, RETRIEVER, RUBY, ROBERT 

LEIVERS, and primarily ROSE MAHONY and RAUL. Reproduction and original black and white 

and color photographic prints. Photographs from RAUL were originally on five photo album pages. 

Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 3.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 196 File Unit 034. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter S, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes, articles, correspondence, booklets, includes vessels Seth Parker and Snark. The 

following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 69, folder 19: Various views of 

vessels at dry dock, on deck, launching, at sea, ashore and wrecked, 1913-1941. Prominent ships 

include, SEHOME, S. T. ALEXANDER, SNETIND, SOPHIE B. CHRISTENSON, S.N. CASTLE, 

S.G. WILDER, SKAGIT, SEABORN, and primarily SEQUOIA and SPOKANE. Reproduction and 

original black-and-white photographic prints and 1 photographic greeting card. Sizes ranging from 

2.5 x 4.25 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 197 File Unit 035. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter S, 1968-1988 



Sailor Boy (built 1983; schooner, 3m) accumulation of letters, vessel notes from Ruth Dixon, 

Raymond, WA. 

Box 197 File Unit 036. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter T, 1869-2006 



Vessel notes, voyage lists. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 

69, folder 20: Various views of vessels at dock, on deck and at sea, 1869 - 1935. Prominent 

vessels include the THISTLE, TRANSIT, TIDAL WAVE, and foremost, the THOS. P. EMIGH. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic material. Sizes ranging from 2.75 x 4.5 

in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 197 File Unit 037. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter U, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 69, folder 21: 

Various views of vessels at dock and sea. The only ship is UNDAUNTED. Reproduction and 

original black-and-white photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 4 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 197 File Unit 038. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter V, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 71, folder 1: 

Various views of vessels at sea and at dock. Prominent vessels include the VOLUNTEER. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, including 1 older gelatin silver 

print on matboard and 1 postcard. Sizes ranging from 3 x 5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 191



Box 197 File Unit 039. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter V, 1991 





Vigilant (schooner, 5m) photocopy of logbook, 1928-1929 copied from original owned by Captain 

Hugh Halkett, Alberta, Canada. 

Box 197 File Unit 040. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letter W, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes, clippings, correspondence. The following photographic prints have been housed 

separately in box 71, folder 2: Various views of vessels at dock and at sea, 1914 -1947. Prominent 

vessels include, the WM. H. SMITH, WILLIS A. HOLDEN, WM. NOTTINGHAM, and WRESTLER. 

Reproduction and original black and white photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 5 in. to 8 x 

10 in. 

Box 197 File Unit 041. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels, starting with the letters XYZ, circa 1940-2006 



Vessel notes, voyage list. The following photographic prints have been housed separately in box 

71, folder 3: Various views of vessel, ZAMPA, at sea and dock, 1904. Reproduction and original 

black-and-white photographic prints (2) and postcard (1). Sizes ranging from 4 x 5 in. to 3.5 x 5.5 

in. 

Box 197 File Unit 042. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels - unidentified, circa 1880s-1915 



Photographic prints now housed in box 71, folder 4. Various views of vessels during building, at 

dock, at sea, deck views and wrecks, circa 1880s-1915. Reproduction and original black-and-white 

photographic prints and 1 color photomechanical postcard. Sizes ranging 3 x 5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 197 File Unit 043. Pacific Coast built sailing vessels - group, miscellaneous, 1912-1953 



Rolled promotional banner for San Pedro harbor, article reprint, booklet. The following 

photographic prints have been housed separately in box 71, folder 5: Various views of multiple 

vessels at sea, dry dock and dock, as well as wrecked, 1912-1953. Some of the vessels are 

identified. Reproductions and original black and white photographic material. Sizes ranging from 3. 

5 x 4.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Subseries 03.12. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, 1928-1967 



Scrapbooks consisting of newspaper and other clippings about sailing vessels. Spiral bound 

notebooks, volumes 1-10. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 192



Box 197 File Unit 001. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, volume I, 1933-1936 





Volume I - primarily newspaper clippings and some black-and-white photographic prints of various 

sailing vessels; includes thank you letter from Alan Villiers for loaning these volumes to him 

(undated). 

Box 197 File Unit 002. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks volume II, 1937-1949 



Volume II - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels. 

Box 197 File Unit 003. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, volume III, 1928-1950 



Volume III - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels. 

Box 198 File Unit 004. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, volume IV, 1939-1954 



Volume IV - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels. First page inscribed Weekly 

articles published in the Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph taking the place of Sea 

Breezes during its suspension in magazine form due to the war. 

Box 198 File Unit 005. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, volume VI, 1942-1949 



Volume V - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels. 

Box 198 File Unit 006. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, volume VI, 1951-1957 



Volume VI - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels; includes handscripted index. 

Box 198 File Unit 007. Gordon P. Jones scrapbooks, 1947-1957 



Volume VII - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels; includes handscripted index; 

includes clippings about the 1957 voyage of the C.A. Thayer from Seattle to San Francisco. 




Volume VIII- primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels; includes handscripted index. 




Volume IX - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels; include 1934 Frye & 

Company invoice, page 8. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 193








Unmarked volume - primarily newspaper clippings of various sailing vessels. 

Subseries 03.13. Gambling vessels, Ernest Marquez collection, 1960-2004 



Research (much of it photocopies of documents from 1880-1930) performed by Huycke for Ernest 

Marquez, author of a book about gambling vessels, Noir Afloat: Tony Cornero and the notorious 

gambling ships of Southern California. Huycke is acknowledged in the second paragraph on p. 208. 

The book is about vessels that became gambling facilities anchored in Santa Monica Bay in the 

1920's and 1930's. 

Arrangement 


Box 198 File Unit 001. Barge C-1, circa 1993 



Photocopies of vessel documents dated 1924-1965, vessel notes. 

Box 198 File Unit 002. Mount Baker (built 1918; steam vessel), circa 1993 




Box 198 File Unit 003. Ryder Hanify (built 1920; steam vessel), circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 004. Johanna Smith (built 1917; steam vessel), circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 005. Bunker Hill (built 1907; steam vessel), 1993 



Photocopies of vessel documents dated 1907-1953, vessel notes, correspondence. 

Box 199 File Unit 006. Irene (built 1900; schooner, 4m), circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 007. William H. Harriman (built 1919; schooner, 4m), circa 1993 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 194



Box 199 File Unit 008. James Tuft (built 1901; barkentine, 4m), circa 1993 






Box 199 File Unit 009. Robert Sudden (built 1917; steam schooner) aka John Kirpatrick, circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 010. Kenilworth (built 1887; bark, 4m) aka Star of Scotland and Rex, circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 011. Centennial (built 1875; ship), 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 012. McKittrick (built 1921; steam vessel) aka S.S. Monte Carlo, circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 013. Yumuri (built 1889; steam vessel) aka Rose City and Rose Isle, circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 014. Monfalcone (built 1919; barkentine, 5 m), circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 015. Anne Hanify (built 1920; steam schooner) aka Salina Cruz, circa 1993 



Vessel notes, clippings. 

Box 199 File Unit 016. Ship of All Nations (undocumented gambling ship re E. Marquez), circa 1993 




Box 199 File Unit 017. Blue Sea (origin unknown), circa 1993 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 195



Box 199 File Unit 018. Gambling ships - photos, undated 





16 8 x 10 inch black-and-white photos of gambling vessels, some unnamed. 

Box 199 File Unit 019. Navy and Coast Guard ships, circa 1994 



Vessel notes, some by Marquez. 

Box 199 File Unit 020. Redondo Beach Pier, 1998 



Correspondence between Huycke and Marquez, photocopies of photographs of Redondo Beach 

and the pier - most marked Ernest Marquez collection. 

Box 199 File Unit 021. Gambling ships - Ernest Marquez, correspondence, 1989-2001 



Correspondence between Huycke and Marquez. 

Box 199 File Unit 022. Ernie Marquez, miscellaneous correspondence, 2001-2004 



Correspondence between Huycke and Marquez. 

Box 199 File Unit 023. Ernest Marquez, personal, 2000 



Publication: Pascual Marquez family cemetery, Rancho Boca de Santa Monica Canyon California, 

27 pp. 

Box 199 File Unit 024. Gambling ships - Ernest Marquez, undated 



Vessel summaries. 

Box 199 File Unit 025. Gambling ships - Ernest Marquez, manuscript segments, 1994 



Pages from Marquez' manuscript with Huycke's notes and corrections. 

Box 199 File Unit 026. Gambling ships - Ernest Marquez, miscellaneous vessels, undated 



Vessel notes. 

Box 199 File Unit 027. Gambling ships - Ernest Marquez, final draft, manuscript, 1995-1997 



Correspondence, manuscript including introduction by Captain Harold D. Huycke. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 196



Box 199 File Unit 028. Gambling ships - Ernie Marquez, 1960-1991 





Correspondence, photocopies of photographs with annotations, clippings, legal papers. 

Box 199 File Unit 029. Gambling ships - Ernie Marquez, photographs, undated 



File inscribed: my photos copied and to be used as illustrations. 1994. 16 mylar sheets containing 

black-and white photographs and negatives of various vessels. 

Subseries 03.14. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; ship, 4m), 1959-2003 



Materials herein relate to the funding and restoration of Falls of Clyde. 

Arrangement 


Box 200 File Unit 001. Falls of Clyde, 1963-1980 




Miscellaneous memos, notes, correspondence about saving the vessel. Included publication, The 

rescue of the Falls of Clyde by Karl Kortum with inscription to Huycke, copies of correspondence 

from Sen. Daniel K. Inouye to Fred K. Klebingat , outline for restoration, fundraising related letters, 

Bishop Museum, publication Falls of Clyde by Captain Fred K. Klebingat. 




Miscellaneous memos, notes, correspondence about saving the vessel. 




Miscellaneous memos, notes, correspondence about saving the vessel. 



Newspaper clippings, Seattle, Honolulu and elsewhere. 




Newspaper clippings, Seattle, Honolulu and elsewhere. 




Proposed book, Bob Krauss, with H. D. H., correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 197


Subseries 03.14. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; ship, 4m), 1959-2003 

Box 200 File Unit 007. Falls of Clyde, 1970 





Box 200 File Unit 008. Falls of Clyde, 

Copies from Jack Dickerhoff's scrapbook collected by Cy Lee. 




2 photo albums and a folder of photos of the Falls of Clyde, separated by Amy Croft. 



Photo album - Seattle, Kennydale, Washington. Snapshots numbered by date, in mylar, includes 2 

safety negatives J9. 20,587. 

Box 200 File Unit 010. Falls of Clyde, undated 



Black-and-white photographic print and negative of vessel underway annotated, Falls of Clyde out 

of Honolulu. 

Box 200 File Unit 011. Falls of Clyde, obtained 1998 



Oakum, 5 x 24 cm, from the foredeck of Falls of Clyde during restoration, from Al Gallant, Honolulu 

- see separation sheet. 

Subseries 03.15. French ships, 1997 and undated 



Information about French vessels 

Arrangement 


Box 200 File Unit 001. French ships, undated 



Miscellaneous notes. 

Box 200 File Unit 002. French ships, 1997 



Box 200 File Unit 003. French ships, 1997 

Bordes, etc. Lists owners by J. Randier, etc. Philippe Mangon. 



Schooners built 1917-1918 in USA for French gov't. ex Lacroix. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 198


Subseries 03.16. Deep sea square riggers, 1913-2005 






This research on deep sea square riggers includes 

vessel notes, voyage lists, correspondence, 

photographs, and other material. 

Arrangement 

Original order maintained. Arranged roughly 

alphabetically 

Box 200 File Unit 001. Deep sea square riggers, undated 



Frank Clark's ship biographies (incomplete). 

Box 200 File Unit 002. Deep sea square riggers, 1994 



Surviving square riggers - Ted Miles. 




Assorted lists of sailing ships by Lars Bruzelius. 

Box 200 File Unit 004. Deep sea square riggers, 1937-2001 



Admiral Karpfanger ex L'Avenir, correspondence, 

voyage list, vessel notes. 

Box 200 File Unit 005. Deep sea square riggers, 



A photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter A. 

Box 200 File Unit 006. Deep sea square riggers, circa 2002 



Almora [built 1893; bark, 3m], photograph, notes, 





A Vessel notes, voyages, correspondence, 

clippings for vessels beginning with the letter A. 

Includes Fred Spurrell research on Andelana. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 199








B photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter B. 




B Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter B. 




C photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter C. 




C Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter C. 




D photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter D. 




D Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter D. 




E photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter E. 




E Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter E. 




F photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter F. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 200








F Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter F; includes publication, 

Last voyage of the Favell by Capt. N. A. 

Holmberg. 




Fennia ex Champigny, vessel notes and voyage 

lists, typescript abstract of the book, The last of 

the French Cape Horners and the First of the 

Sailine Tankers by Louis Lacroix Master Mariner. 




Frieda [built 1887] ex Katherine ex County of 

Linlithgow, 52 photographs of the vessel and of 

Capt. Enrique Godinez; correspondence including 

with Josephine Godinez-May, vessel notes and 

voyages. 




G photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter G. 


and undated 



G Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter G. 




Garthneill - wreck, plans, lines data, from Neil 

Cormack, Australia. 




Glenlee ex Galatea ex Clarastella ex Islamount ex 

Glenlee, Clyde Mritime Trust Ltd., 

correspondence, vessel notes, report. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 201








Goldenhorn (built 1883; bark, 4m), Robert 

Schwemmer's research on wreck. 




H photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter H. 

Box 201 File Unit 026. Deep sea square riggers, 1974 and 

undated 



H Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter H. 




I photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter I. 




I Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter I. 




J photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter J; includes James Dollar, 

John Ena, Janet Dollar, Joseph Dollar. 




J Correspondence, vessel notes, voyages, 

clippings for vessels beginning with the letter J. 




K photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter K; includes Kobenhavn. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 202






undated 



K Vessel notes, voyages, , clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter K. 




L photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter L; includeds Lasbek ex 

Ben Dearg and Lawhill. 

Box 201 File Unit 034. Deep sea square riggers, circa 

1904-1995 



Levernbank (bark; 4m) Lloyd's photo, 

Quartermaster Harbor. 

Box 201 File Unit 035. Deep sea square riggers, circa 1896 

and undated 



Liverpool (built 1889; ship, 4m; correspondence, 

vessel notes,. 


undated 



L Correspondence, vessel notes, voyages for 

vessels beginning with the letter L. 




La Loire (built 1897; bark, 4m) vessel summary 

and modelers plans. 




M photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter M; includes Mairo and 

Maipo. 




M Vessel notes, voyages for vessels beginning 

with the letter M; includes Moshulu poster. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 203






and undated 



Melanope - correspondence, photographs, vessel 


notes. 



Mai Dollar ex Somali, Allen Jett, capstans, 

photographs (see separation sheet), vessel notes, 

survey report. 

Box 201; Box 294 (Flat drop-front 01) File Unit 042. Deep sea square riggers, 1983 and 

undated 



Monongahela (built 1892; bark, 4m) ex Red 

Jacket ex Dalbek ex Balasore, lumber charter 

party - 28 x 43 cm - see separation sheet, 

correspondence, clippings, typescript memoir, 

photographs -see separation sheet, vessel notes, 

voyage list. 

Box 201 File Unit 043. Deep sea square riggers, circa 

1922-1996 



Muscoota (built 1888; bark, 4m) ex Flying Cloud 

ex Bertha ex Buckingham, correspondence, 

vessel notes, voyage list, photographs. 




N photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter N. 




N Vessel notes, voyages for vessels beginning 

with the letter N. 




O photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter O. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 204








O Vessel notes, voyage lists for vessels 

beginning with the letter O. 




P photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter P, including Peter 

Iredale, Poltalloch. 

Box 202 File Unit 049. Deep sea square riggers, 1982, 2005 

and undated 



P Vessel notes, voyage lists and correspondence 

for vessels beginning with the letter P. 




Pegasus (built 1884, bark, 4m) - David Clement, 

Bellingham photocopies of photos, copy of journal 

entries. 




Phyllis (built 1886, bark, 4m) ex Australia ex Elisa 

Lihn ex Australia, vessel notes, voyages list, 

correspondence and 14 photographs. 


undated 



Q Vessel notes, voyage list, 2 photographs for 

vessels beginning with the letter Q, including 

correspondence with Chuck Fowler about Queen 

Margaret. 




R photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter R, including Reinbek 

(built 1889; bark, 4m). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 205






and undated 



R Vessel notes, voyage lists and correspondence 

for vessels beginning with the letter R. 


undated 



Reinbek (built 1889; bark, 4m) ex Windermere ex 

Lord Rosebery vessel notes, voyages list, 

correspondence about figurehead. 




S photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter S. 




Santiago (built 1885; bark, 3m) vessel notes, 

voyages list, vessel plans, drawings, 

correspondence, survey report by Huycke and 

photographs-see separation sheet. 




Simla (built 1890) typescript article, A Wreck to 

Identify by Wm. Leiter Hockett and an article on 

the Gorman Diving Helmet also b Hockett. 


and undated 

Extent: . 


Vessel notes, voyages for vessels beginning with 

the letter S. Includes typescript article, Life Under 

Sail from a Woman's Angle by Enid Berntsen, a 

memoir of a 2 1/2 year voyage with her husband 

who was master of the vessel, and her two 

children aboard Souvenir (built 1883; bark, 4m). 




T photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter T. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 206






undated 



Tonawanda (built 1892; ship, 3m) 7 

black-and-white photographs of the vessel, notes, 

voyages list, clippings. 


undated 



Tusitala (built 1883; ship, 3m) ex Sophie ex Sierra 

Lucena ex Inveruglas; voyage list, photographs 

(see separation sheet), correspondence, vessel 


notes. 

and undated 



T Vessel notes, voyage lists, clippings and 

correspondence for vessels beginning with the 

letter T. 




Urania (bark 3m), 1 black-and-white photograph. 




U-V Vessel notes, voyage lists, for vessels 

beginning with the letters U-V. 




V photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter V. 




T Vessel notes, voyage lists, clippings for vessels 

beginning with the letter T. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 207








W photographs (see separation sheet), vessels 

beginning with the letter W, includes William 

Dollar and Wandsbek. 




X, Y, Z vessel notes and 3 photographic prints, 

vessels beginning with the letters X, Y, Z. 




Group photos, miscellaneous (see separation 

sheet). 




Photographs of unidentified vessels (see 

separation sheet). 

Box 202; Box 298 (Flat drop-front 05) File Unit 072. Deep sea square riggers, 1941-1958 

Subseries 03.17. Balclutha (built 1886; ship, 3m) , 1988 

Extent: 1 folder 


Draft manuscript by Norman Brouwer 

Arrangement 


Box 202 File Unit 001. Balclutha (built 1886; ship, 3M), 1988 





Clippings scrapbook, photographs, various 

vessels, oversized-see separation sheet. 

Balclutha ex Pacific Queen ex Star of Alaska ex Balclutha draft manuscript by Norman Brouwer. 

Final document appeared in Historic American Engineering Report (HAER) no. CA-54. 

Subseries 03.18. World War I vessels, 1972-2002 



Materials cover the role of sailing vessels and wooden steamship fleet during World War I. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 208


Subseries 03.18. World War I vessels, 1972-2002 

Box 202 File Unit 001. Emergency Fleet Corporation, Fred Hopkins, 1994 





Correspondence, clippings, lists, paper - Emergency Fleet Corporation Ship Construction in World 

War I in the Canadian and United States Northwest by Fred Hopkins. 

Box 202 File Unit 002. Shipbuilding World War I, 2002 



Miscellaneous, notes, articles. 

Box 202 File Unit 003. Mallows Bay Wrecks, World War I Emergency Fleet, 1994 



Donald Shomette paper - The Mallows Bay Wrecks: The Emergency Fleet Corporation Wooden 

Steamship Fleet 1917-1994, presented Vancouver May 1994, correspondence. 

Box 202 File Unit 004. In the Twilight of Auxiliary Steam, 1972 



American Neptune reprint article by Jean Haviland. 

Box 202 File Unit 005. Ferris Hull, World War I, undated 



Louis Hough lists of Ferris Wooden Vessels. 

Box 202 File Unit 006. Revival of the Sailing Ship by Aylwin Hallam, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of article about sailing vessels, 1916. 

Subseries 03.19. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1952-2006 



Records of the 1957 restoration and sailing of the C.A. Thayer 

Arrangement 


Box 203 File Unit 001. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) logbook photocopy, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of logbook of the schooner C.A. Thayer on voyage from Seattle to Bering Sea and 

return, 1925-1935. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 209



Box 203 File Unit 002. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) invitation, articles, 1957-1965 





Invitation by R. Stanley Dollar, Jr. to attend the greeting of Thayer, September 27, 1957; article 

C.A. Thayer goes home by Gordon P. Jones as it appeared in Ships and the Sea, summer 1958; 2 

California Bodies, Scottish Rite, March 1958 and June 1958 with article by Axel F. Widerstrom The 

Last Voyage of the Schooner C.A. Thayer; San Francisco Maritime State Historical Park booklet 

(undated). 

Box 203 File Unit 003. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) photographs, 1959-1960 and undated 



38 black-and-white photographic prints of C.A. Thayer at dock and under repair. 

Box 203 File Unit 004. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) Lake Union Drydock Company, 1957 



Work orders for C.A. Thayer charge to State of California, Department of Natural Resources, 

Division of Beaches and Parks, job # 125, February 21, 1957, job # 147, March 5 through May 14, 

1957 annotated with prices. 

Box 203 File Unit 005. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) purchasing records, 1957 



Purchasing records, purchase orders including for 3 Douglas Fir masts and bowsprit and many 

other items purchased by the State of California to make C.A. Thayer sea worthy; part 1. 

Box 203 File Unit 006. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) purchasing records, 1957 



Purchasing records, purchase orders including for 3 Douglas Fir masts and bowsprit and many 

other items purchased by the State of California to make C.A. Thayer sea worthy; part 2. 

Box 203 File Unit 007. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) services agreements, 1957 



Service agreements issued by the State of California, Department of Natural Resources, Division 

of Beaches and Parks for work being done in association with the restoration of C.A. Thayer. 

Includes a survey report by Captain A.F. Raynaud for General Specifications for Repairs and/or 

Renewals to the Schooner C.A. Thayer; the service contracts with Lake Union Drydock Company 

and Maritime Shipyards. 

Box 203 File Unit 008. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) and Tongass, outbound correspondence, 

1957 



Mostly outbound correspondence to Ronald E. Miller from Huycke concerning the progress of the 

rebuilding of the C.A. Thayer; part 1. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 210



Box 203 File Unit 009. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) and Tongass outbound correspondence, 1957 





Mostly outbound correspondence to Ronald E. Miller from Huycke concerning the progress of the 

rebuilding of the C.A. Thayer; part 2. 

Box 203 File Unit 010. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1957-1994 



General file of materials including an edited typescript Restoration of the Schooner C.A. Thayer 

and the typescript An Account of a Passage in the Schooner C.A. Thayer from Seattle to San 

Francisco, September 1957; also includes 1922 silver coin with ink inscription on scotch tape. See 

separation sheet. Correspondence with Nancy Olmstead recounting the 1957 trip; San Francisco 

Maritime State Historical Park brochures; clippings; repair specifications. 

Box 203 File Unit 011. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1957-1992 



Notes, sketches, dimensions, documentation history, abstract of ownership, repair specifications, 

survey notes, general notes, 1957 crew card listing crew members, Capt. Ole Lee's description of 

C.A. Thayer from pre 1919. 

Box 203 File Unit 012. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) incoming correspondence, 1957 



Correspondence relating to the purchase, movement and drydocking of SS Tongass and C.A. 

Thayer repairs; correspondence from Karl Kortum and others at the San Francisco Maritime 

Museum; and correspondence from the California Department of Natural Resources, Division of 

Beaches and Parks, including Huycke's appointment as expert consultant for the purchase and 

repairs of CA Thayer and Tongas; part 1. 

Box 203 File Unit 013. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) incoming correspondence, 1957 



Correspondence relating to the purchase, movement and drydocking of SS Tongass and C.A. 

Thayer repairs; correspondence from Karl Kortum and others at the San Francisco Maritime 

Museum; and correspondence from the California Department of Natural Resources, Division of 

Beaches and Parks, including Huycke's appointment as expert consultant for the purchase and 

repairs of CA Thayer and Tongas; part 2. 

Box 203 File Unit 014. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) repair documents, 1957 



Medium size notebook, canned codfish and crab labels, Western Union telegrams, small 

notebook, Captain A.F. Raynaud's Survey Report, photographs: see separation sheet. 

Box 203 File Unit 015. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) Preserving the Schooner C.A. Thayer, 1992 



Report prepared by Morris Guralnick Associates, Inc. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 211



Box 204 File Unit 016. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) clippings, 1952-2006 





Newspaper clippings on C.A. Thayer and its 1957 passage from Seattle to San Francisco, the San 

Francisco Maritime Museum, Aquatic Park Bocce Ball court, ferry Berkeley, ferry Eureka, 

Wapama; part 1. 



















Box 204 File Unit 020. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) preservation, 1989 



Materials related to a workshop on preservation of the vessel held by the National Park Service; 

report C.A. Thayer Preservation Workshop: A Discussion of Preservation Options by Tri-Coastal 

Marine, Inc. 

Box 204 File Unit 021. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) condition survey, 1986-1990 



Materials related to preservation of the vessel held by the National Park Service; report C.A. 

Thayer Conditional Survey, Survey Findings, by Tri-Coastal Marine, Inc. 

Box 204 File Unit 022. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) restoration plans, 2001-2004 



Correspondence, photocopies, save the C.A. Thayer documents. 

Box 204 File Unit 023. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) Guralnick, 1991 



Morris Guralnick Associates, Inc. coordinated preservation technical review committee meeting 

Feb. 19-23, 1991 correspondence, reports, photographs. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 212



Box 204 File Unit 024. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) John Kowalla, 1998-1999 





Ship plans, correspondence, plans package supplement, model photograph. 

Box 204 File Unit 025. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) fundraising, 1990 



Fundraising letter by the National Maritime Museum Association and C.A. Thayer historic structure 

report, draft. 

Box 204 File Unit 026. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) survey report, 1987 



Condition survey by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Inc., Feb. 5 and 6, 1987. 

Box 204 File Unit 027. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) logbook photocopy, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of logbook of the schooner C.A. Thayer an Azalea on voyage from Seattle to Bering 

Sea 1927-1934. 

Box 205 File Unit 028. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) Pilot house logbook, 1957 



Original logbook Book I, Pilot House Logbook of the 3 mast schooner C.A. Thayer from 16 

February 1957 thru 13 May 1957. 




Original logbook Book II, Pilot House Logbook of the 3 mast schooner C.A. Thayer from 14 May 

1957 thru 9 August 1957. 




Original logbook Book III, Pilot House Logbook of the 3 mast schooner C.A. Thayer from 10 

August 1957 thru 7 October 1957. 

Box 205 File Unit 031. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) objects, 



7 plastic protractors and 9 star finder discs; 3 x 5 cotton American flag with inscription, C.A. 

Thayer, Seattle - San Francisco, Feb - Oct 1957 (see separation sheet). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 213


Subseries 03.20. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) , 1899-2006 






History, condition reports and restoration activity on the vessel 

Arrangement 


Box 205 File Unit 001. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) restoration committee, 1986-1991 



Northwest Seaport Board of Trustee correspondence, reports including Wawona, A Timber 

Schooner of 1897, A Restoration Project of the Wawaona Committee of Northwest Seaport, notes. 

Box 205 File Unit 002. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) photo album, 1899-1982 



Black-and-white photographic prints of the vessel at various stages of her life. 

Box 205 File Unit 003. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) clippings, 1964-2006 



Newspaper clippings about the vessel, mostly at Lake Union, Seattle, WA. 

Box 205 File Unit 004. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) repairs, 2005 



Estimates of repairs, condition survey by Michael Vlahovich of Coastal Heritage Alliance. 

Box 205 File Unit 005. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) Sea History article, 1981 



49 typescript pages, The Wawona History by Capt. Harold D. Huycke, editorial comments, Sea 

History article The Wawona is Waiting: Part II by Capt. Harold D. Huycke. 

Box 205 File Unit 006. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) correspondence, 1981-1984 



Miscellaneous correspondence, notes. 

Box 205 File Unit 007. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) history and repairs, 1957-1982 



Voyages list, newspaper clippings, vessel notes, snapshots of Wawona at dock. 

Box 205 File Unit 008. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) The Wawona Summit, 2005-2006 



Final report and correspondence, The Wawona Summit, December 7-9, 2005; 49 pages. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 214



Box 205 File Unit 009. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) photographs, 2000-2002 





12 color photographic prints of the vessel at dock, history link page. 

Box 205 File Unit 010. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) Specifications for Restoration, 1981 



Report Specifications for the Restoration of the Schooner, Wawona prepared by Jay W. Spearman 

with the assistance of Captain Harold D. Huycke; includes ships plans. 

Box 205 File Unit 011. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) miscellaneous items, 1964-1966 



Lifesaving and sealing valve information, workshop announcement, ship architectural plan for fore 

main and mizzen masts, diazotype 1966. 

Box 205 File Unit 012. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) ship architectural plans, 1965 



2 plans, scantling plan and profile; and outboard profile of the Wawona with sails. 

Box 205 File Unit 013. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) condition underbody, 1964-1981 



Survey report condition underbody, 1980 by Huycke, other survey reports and drydock repair 

specifications. 

Box 206 File Unit 014. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) condition underbody, 1972-1988 



Ship plans, correspondence, drawings, notes, typescript: A Week on the Bottom by Capt. Harold 

D. Huycke, notebook on beams, reports, Schooner Wawona stationary, sail material. 

Box 206 File Unit 015. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) photo album, 1981-1985 



Color photographic prints of the condition survey of Wawona, Seattle Northwest Seaport. 

Box 206 File Unit 016. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) Jay Spearman, 1976-1986 



Architectural plans and drawings, timeline, clippings, photos of vessel sinking at dock, 


Box 206 File Unit 017. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) Jay Spearman, 1981 



Bid forms, restoration of the schooner, Winona. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 215



Box 206 File Unit 018. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m) survey reports, 1980 and 1985 





Condition survey supplement, Oct 1985; condition underbody, Jun 1980. 

Subseries 03.21. Miscellaneous vessels , 1905-2005 (bulk 1940-2003) 



These materials are correspondence, photographs, published articles and other information on a 

variety of vessel types. 

Arrangement 


Box 206 File Unit 001. Miscellaneous vessels, Arthur Foss (built 1889, tugboat), 1981-1989 



Arthur Foss (built 1889, tugboat) Northwest Seaport, newspaper clippings, correspondence, 

fundraising activities, certificate of appreciation presented to Huycke. 

Box 206 File Unit 002. Miscellaneous vessels, Arthur Foss (built 1889, tugboat), 1981-1984 



Arthur Foss (built 1889, tugboat) Northwest Seaport, surveys performed by Huycke for Northwest 

Seaport, photograph album of vessel. 

Box 206 File Unit 003. Miscellaneous vessels, San Mateo (built 1922; ferry), 1972-1992 



San Mateo (built 1922; ferry) clippings, notes. 

Box 206 File Unit 004. Miscellaneous vessels, Vashon (built 1930; ferry), 1980-1985 



Vashon (built 1930; ferry) survey reports, photo album, clippings, coin from engine room. 

Box 206 File Unit 005. Lighthouses, lightships, 1939-2003 



Photographic prints of lighthouses, clippings, handscribed lighthouse list photographic prints of 

lightships, correspondence, notes. 

Box 206 File Unit 006. Old wrecks, hulks, most undated 



16 black-and-white photographic prints and 3 black-and-white postcards of wrecks. 

Box 206 File Unit 007. Shipbuilding Abu Dhabi, Dubai, 1994 



13 color photos and negatives by Art Wright, bent spike approximately 8 inches (see separation 

sheet). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 216



Box 206; Box 294 




File Unit 008. Museum ships, circa 1961-1974 



5 photographs of museum vessels; menu from vessel Moshulu, oversized item, see separation 

sheet. 

Box 206 File Unit 009. Yachts, 1943-1975 



10 black-and-white and 4 color photographic prints of various yachts, 1987 Americas Cup bumper 

sticker, article on steam yachts; photocopy of Western Yacht and Launchman, April 15, 1911 

including directory of boatbuilder of Pacific Coast. 

Box 206 File Unit 010. Training ships, maritime academies, 1960-1999 



Clippings. 




23 black-and-white postcards and photographic prints, 5 color postcards and photographic prints, 

7 color photographic Indonesian prints from Jim Shuttleworth, clippings. 

Box 207 File Unit 012. Photographs, miscellaneous sailing ships, most undated 



33 black-and-white photographic prints of various vessels, 2 black-and-white photographic prints 

with 6 negatives of various vessels; 5 color photographic prints of various vessels (1979). 

Box 207 File Unit 013. Adventuress (built 1913; schooner, 2m), 1982-1994 



Clippings, repair plan, catalogs and brochures for sail training, survey report by Capt. G.W. Full & 

Assoc., Inc. 

Box 207 File Unit 014. A F Chapman, Stockholm, circa 1915-1988 



Crew photo, postcard, booklets. 

Box 207 File Unit 015. Multiple vessels, 1948-1996 



Albatross (Ernie Gann), Alexander von Humbolt, Almirante Saldanha, Amerigo Vespucci, 

Christiforo Colombo. 




Bear, HMS Bounty, Buccaneer, Californian, Catalina, Chalupa, Christian Radich; photographic 

prints, clippings, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 217








Coronet, Cutty Sark, Cuauhtimoc, USS Constellation, Carrick (visited Aug. 1, 2000); photographs, 

clippings, correspondence. 

Box 207 File Unit 018. Danmark (ship, 3m) and others, 1947-1994 



23 black-and-white and 1 color photographic prints of the vesse, clippings; Delta Queen clippings; 

Denis Sullivan correspondence and photocopy of article; Dar Pomorza (built 1909; ship, 3m) 

photographs. 

Box 207 File Unit 019. Eagle (bark, 3m); Esmeralda, 1955-2000 



4 photographic prints, clippings about Eagle; 3 photos of Esmeralda, clipping. 

Box 207 File Unit 020. Elissa (built 1877; bark, 3m), 1971-1988 



Clippings, restoration project and fundraising, notes, correspondence, photographs including early 

1980's renovation. 

Box 207 File Unit 021. Edwin Fox (built 1853; ship, 3m), 1986-1998 



Clippings, restoration fundraising materials, correspondence, historical publication, piece of wood 

approximately 1.5 x 7 x .25 inches broken off at one end and inscribed in pencil, Edwin Fox, 

undated (see separation sheet). 

Box 207 File Unit 022. Equator (built 1888; schooner, 2m), 1966-2002 



Correspondence, clippings, ship plans, NPS correspondence about restoring the vessel, Robert 

Louis Stevenson related articles, 16 color photographic prints of the vessel at drydock in Everett 

WA, 1982. 

Box 207 File Unit 023. Europa (built 1911; bark, 3m), 2002 



Notes, correspondence, 26 color photographic prints of Huycke, Captain Robert Vos and the 

vessel 16 Aug 2002, clippings. 

Box 207 File Unit 024. Endeavour (replica, Australia), 1993-1995 



Clippings, brochure, correspondence and 1 color photographic postcard of Endeavour at sea 

(1994), and 1 color photographic print of model;. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 218








Earnslaw (New Zealand) 1 color postcard; Fantome (Windjammer Barefoot Cruises vessel) 9 

black-and-white photographs of the vessel, clippings; Foudroyant (built 1817; sailing vessel) 

clippings, correspondence, 2 black-and-white postcards of the vessel; Georgio (built 1896; 

barkentine) correspondence, vessel notes; George Stage (II) (ship, 3m) 1 color and 5 

black-and-white photographic prints of vessel. 

Box 207 File Unit 026. Multiple vessels, 



Gracie S. (built 1893, schooner, 2m) 2 photographic prints; Gaslight (replica scow schooner) 

clippings; Gloria (bark, 3m) clippings; Gorch Fock II (bark, 3m) 2 color and 1 black-and white 

photographic prints ov vessel, clippings; Grossherzogin Elisabeth (ship, 3m) 3 black-and-white 

photographic prints of vessel; Gunilla (bark, 3m) brochure; Guayas (bark, 3m) clippings. 

Box 207 File Unit 027. Golden Hinde (replica), 1975-1988 



Clippings about arrival in San Francisco, correspondence, booklet,. 

Box 207 File Unit 028. Hawaiian Chieftain (built 1988; ketch, 2m) (replica), 1988-2000 



Notes, correspondence, vessel appraisal, 3 color photographic prints, clippings. 

Box 207 File Unit 029. Multiple vessels, most undated 



Henriette ex We're Here typescript history by Jaime Garcia; Hansteen (steamship) 2 color 

photographic prints, information sheet; Joseph Conrad (ship, 3m) 10 black-and-white photographic 

prints of vessel; Huia (schooner) information sheet; Juan Sebastian De Elcano 5 black-and-white 

photographic prints of vessel. 

Box 207 File Unit 030. Kaiwo Maru (bark, 4m), 1959-1985 



3 black-and-white photographic prints, clippings. 




Heritage (schooner, 2m) 6 color photographic prints of vessel; Portuguese ship correspondence 

with Jack Ehrhorn and 5 color photographic prints of construction; James Craig (bark, 3m) 

(Sydney) 14 color photographic prints, brochure. 

Box 207 File Unit 032. Jan Pott (yacht), Irving Johnson (brigantine), 1966-2005 



Jan Pott (yacht) photocopy of typescript article, The 1966 Transatlantic Race Aboard Jan Pott by 

P.R.J. Reynolds, Navigator. 56 pp. (original file states: from Gunnar Hexum); Irving Johnson 

(brigantine) correspondence, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 219



Box 208 File Unit 033. Kalakala (built 1935; ferry), circa 1940-2004 





9 color and 1 black-and-white photographic prints, clippings, correspondence. 

Box 208 File Unit 034. Libertad (ship, 3m), 1955-1997 



Photo album by Huycke, 4 black-and-white contact sheets 1 black-and-white negative, clipping, 

typescript story by Cecil Pierce. 

Box 208 File Unit 035. Lady Washington (replica), 1988-2006 



Clippings, postcard, brochures. 




Linden (schooner, 3m) 1 color photographic print, Mariehamn; Marie Asumpta (built 1858, brig) 

clippings; Mayflower II correspondence, clippings; Mary Rose ship plans, Ray Aker; Maud, Gjoa 

photographs, notes, correspondence,. 




Mercator (bark, 3m) 3 black-and-white and 1 color postcard prints of the vessel; Mary D. Hume 

(built 1881; tug) 6 color photographic prints, correspondence, clippings; Moshulu (built 1904; bark, 

4m) brochure, newsletter, photocopy of typescripted article. 

Box 208 File Unit 038. Nippon Maru (bark, 4m), 1951-1989 



48 color photographic prints, 2 color postcards, 14 black-and-white photographic prints of vessel, 

clippings. 

Box 208 File Unit 039. Ondine (Yacht); Presidente Sarmiento, 1966 



Ondine scrapbook of newspaper clippings about the 1966 San Diego-to-Alcapulco Yacht Race; 

Presidente Sarmiento photo. 

Box 208 File Unit 040. Pallada (ship, 3m), 1991 



Clippings about the Russian vessel's 1991 visit to Seattle. 

Box 208 File Unit 041. Polly Woodside, 1977-2002 



Color and black-and-white photographic prints of vessel, correspondence, brochures, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 220



Box 208 File Unit 042. Pride of Baltimore (schooner, 2m), 1982-1986 





Brochure, clippings, newsletter. 




Princess Louise (steamship)report by Steamship Preservation, notes; Fir Coast Guard Cutter, 

Maritime Center newsletters; Principia (built 1928; yacht) correspondence with Philadelphia 

Maritime Museum, 2 color photographic prints of vessel, notes; Ramona V, steam whistles 

photographs, correspondence,. 




Regina Maris (built 1908; barkentine) clippings, Robert Seamans (brigantine) 11 color 

photographic prints including Martinac Shipyard, Tacoma WA, Woods Hole brochures; Ruben De 

Cloux 3 color photographic prints; Rose notes; Sea Witch correspondence, brochures by American 

Clipper Trust; Sagres III 11 color photographic prints of vessel, brochure, notes, clippings; Albert 

Leo Schlageter 1 black-and-white postcard. 

Box 208 File Unit 045. Brigantine Romance, 1976-1989 



Brochures, plans, correspondence, National Maritime Historical Society reports, 2 black-and-white 

photographic prints of 12 images of vessel, newsletter. 




Schulschiff Deutschland 1 photographic print; Seute Deern 10 black-and-white photographic prints 

and 4 black-and-white postcards of the vessel; Snow Squall clippings; Shintoku Maru 1 

back-and-white postcard; Sigyn 5 color photographic prints, 2 color postcards, 11 black-and-white 

photographic prints of vessel, brochure; Sorlandet (ship, 3m) 2 color, 1 black-and-white 

photographic prints, brochure; Stad Amsterdam (ship, 3m) brochure; Success, convict ship 5 

black-and-white photographic prints of vessel, correspondence, records. 

Box 208 File Unit 047. Sea Cloud II (built 2001; bark, 3m), 2001-2002 



Brochures about reproduction vessel. Original Sea Cloud was built by Marjorie Merriweather Post 

and E.F. Hutton. 

Box 208 File Unit 048. Sea Cloud (bark, 4m) ex Hussar, 1934-1983 



Brochures, clippings, 8 black-and-white photographic prints of vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 221








Statsraad Lehmkuhl 1 black-and-white photographic print, notes, newsletter; Turbinia (built 1894; 

steam vessel) booklet by Ken Smith; Vasa 6 color postcards, brochure; Sigyn brochure. 

Box 208 File Unit 050. Thomas F. Bayard (built 1880; schooner, 2m), 



Box 209 File Unit 051. Multiple vessels, 

Correspondence, notes, clippings, scrapbook of color photographic prints of vessel (1978). 



Wander Bird (schooner, 2m) clippings, HMS Warrior (built 1860) newsletter, brochure; Champion 

(steam vessel) 1 color photograph of painting. 

Box 209 File Unit 052. Wandia and Grethe, Hawaii movie ships, 1964-1980; bulk 1964-1965 



2 color photographic prints; 10 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels, includes list of crew 

on verso of one of the photographs: A. Villiers, Ken Raynaud, K. Kortum, Bill Bartz; 3 

black-and-white contact sheets, one with the name Alan Villiers on verso. 

Box 209 File Unit 053. Windjammer Cruise vessels, 1974-1994 



Brochures, 2 color postcards of Natalie Todd and Chippewa. 

Box 209 File Unit 054. HQS Wellington, undated 



Photocopies of notes on vessel. 

Box 209 File Unit 055. Zodiac (built 1924; schooner, 2m) ex California, 1990-2003 



2 color postcards, clippings, newsletters. 

Box 209 File Unit 056. Euterpe, Stead Ellis Diary, 1999 



Photocopy of handscripted diary presented by Huycke to San Diego Maritime Museum, 2 color 

photographic prints, correspondence. 

Box 209 File Unit 057. U.S. Gulf built barkentines, World War I, 1998-2003 



Richard Bricker correspondence and research about book Wooden Ships from Texas: A World 

War I Saga by Richard Bricker. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 222



Box 209 File Unit 058. Central America (steam vessel), 2000-2001 





Correspondence, articles about the salvage of the vessel. 

Box 209 File Unit 059. Islander (steam vessel), 1998 



Correspondence, articles about the salvage of the vessel. 

Box 209 File Unit 060. Railroads, 1951-1957 and undated 



8 black-and-white photographic prints and 4 black-and-white photographic negatives of railroads 

and railroad facilities of the Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads, also unidentified; 

brochures, notes. 

Box 209 File Unit 061. Tugboats, 1973-1993 and undated 



5 color photographic prints, 1 color business card and 1 color postcard of tugboats; 19 

black-and-white photographic prints and 2 back-and-white postcard of tugboats; correspondence 

about Major Evans Thomas (US Army tug), notes. 

Box 209 File Unit 062. Puget Sound steamers, most undated 



11 black-and-white photographic prints. 

Box 209 File Unit 063. Fishing and whaling, circa 1903-1994 



14 black-and-white photographic prints, 1 black-and-white postcard and 3 color photographic prints 

of vessels;. 

Box 209 File Unit 064. Paddle wheelers, ferries, inland waters ships, 1896-1992 and undated 



12 black-and-white phtographic prints, two color postcards and 1 color business card of vessels; 

schedule, brochure, clippings. 

Box 209 File Unit 065. Steamship photos, group & miscellaneous, 1905-1994 and undated 



Black-and-white and color postcards, black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including 

Japanese postcards, approximately 130 images total (see separation sheet); decal. 

Box 209 File Unit 066. Steamship histories, notes, 1956 and undated 



Notes, clippings, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 223



Box 209 File Unit 067. SS Spirit ex Harvester ex Palisana - refitting, 1986-1994 





Correspondence with Rick Hendon, The Marine Digest concerning inaccuracies of an article about 

Palisana; other correspondence, photocopies of articles. 

Box 209 File Unit 068. Steamships, miscellaneous notes, 1933-1995 



Brochures, ephemera, postcards, correspondence about cruise ships, cargo vessels, shipping 

companies; vessel lists; Suez Canal postcard booklet; ship cargo and passenger plans; part 1. 

Box 209 File Unit 069. Steamships, miscellaneous notes, 1933-1995 



Brochures, ephemera, postcards, correspondence about cruise ships, cargo vessels, shipping 

companies; vessel lists; Suez Canal postcard booklet; ship cargo and passenger plans; part 2. 

Box 209 File Unit 070. Cement, Ferro Cement vessels, 1941-1993 



Notes, clippings, articles, lists and correspondence about cement and concrete vessels. 

Box 209 File Unit 071. USS Monterey (built 1891; monitor), 1989 



Ruth Dixon correspondence, photocopies of articles. 

Box 209 File Unit 072. Rumrunners, 1975 



Correspondence of Emma May Beal, George Theobal, Karl Kortum and Huycke about a painting 

of a seized ship. 

Box 209 File Unit 073. Movie ships, Southern California, 1920's-1988 



Photocopies of articles and clippings, black-and-white photographic prints of vessels, photocopy of 

essay about S.N. Castle by Captain Fred Klebingat, list of ships used in moving pictures, 

correspondence, paper The Centennial Goes to the Movies. 

Box 209 File Unit 074. Emily F. Whitney (bark, 3m), 1940-1980 



Photocopy of article by Emmett Hoskins, hand written and typescript manuscript of article by 

Captain A.F. Raynaud, photocopy of article by Karl Kortum, correspondence. 

Box 209 File Unit 075. City of Rio de Janeiro (built 1878; steam vessel), 2001 



Clippings, correspondence, about the vessel and the 100th anniversary of its sinking off the 

Golden Gate. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 224



Box 209 File Unit 076. Scow schooners, 1998 





Correspondence with Carol Greene. 

Box 209 File Unit 077. Lloyd's Register summary lists, assemblage undated 



Box 209 File Unit 078. Wrecks, hulks, 1994-2001 

Vessels lists 1915-1927, name changes, summary information annotated typescript. 



Correspondence with Rick James about British Columbia vessels; correspondence, article about 

Vancouver Island and Genoa Bay; Alaska Shipwreck report, list. 

Box 209 File Unit 079. Deepsea voyages, after 1939 



Handwritten lists of vessel voyages 1876-1939. 

Subseries 03.22. Vessels by country , 1902-2002 



Includes photographic prints, correspondence, published articles, notes and lists of vessels by country 

Arrangement 


Box 210 File Unit 001. Vessels by country, Australia, New Zealand, 1911-1993 



13 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Leprena, Hally Bailey, Salado, Rob 

Roy, Helen Moore, Western Star, Huia, Heinrich, Cumberland Lassie, Rozelle, Federal, Heather 

Belle, Edward; 1 color photographic print of a ketch; clipping about Amelia J. 

Box 210 File Unit 002. Vessels by country, Finnish built for Russians, reparations, 1947-1948 



10 black-and-white photographic prints of Korall; 9 black-and-white photographic prints of Kalmar, 

5 black-and-white photographic prints of various vessels including Meridian and Horisont. 

Box 210 File Unit 003. Vessels by country, Spanish trading schooners, Barcelona 25, 26, 27 August 1960, 

1960 



36 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Nuevo Corazon, Barcelona, Porto 

Colon, Miguel Murall, St. Bernardo, Montjoy Rosas, Cala Encantada,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 225



Box 210 File Unit 004. Vessels by country, ships from North Sea, Baltic, North Europe, Mediterranean, 



1902-1985 



78 photographic prints of various vessels. 

Box 210 File Unit 005. Vessels by country, Germany, Andreas Gondesen, 2002 



8 color photographic prints of remote power ship models; Andreas Gondesen invoices for photos 

from Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society, correspondence with Huycke, 8 color photographic 

prints of Huycke and (presumably) Gondesen. 

Box 210 File Unit 006. Vessels by country, British ships, 1967-1983 



Vessel notes on various vessels; SS Great Britain (built 1843; steam vessel) brochures, articles, 

photographs, clippings, 2 color postcards and 1 color greeting card. 

Box 210 File Unit 007. Vessels by country, Danish ships, undated 



Vessel notes, copy of article. 

Box 210 File Unit 008. Vessels by country, French sailing ships, 1987 and undated 



Articles. 

Box 210 File Unit 009. Vessels by country, Italian ships, Norwegian ships, undated 




Box 210 File Unit 010. Vessels by country, Peruvian ships, Swedish ships, 1959 and undated 



Vessel notes; interview notes (typescript) taken on board SS Nootka, September 20, 1959. 

Box 210 File Unit 011. Vessels by country, Foreign flag ships N.O.S., undated 



Vessel notes,. 

Box 210 File Unit 012. Vessels by country, Training ships of the world, 1966-1986 



5 black-and-white photographic prints and 1 color postcard of training vessels, notes, articles 

including a typescripted article (begins In the days of sailing ships. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 226



Box 210 File Unit 013. Vessels by country, Clyde River steamers, 1890-1961 





15 black-and-white and 2 color postcards of vessels on the Clyde River. 

Box 210 File Unit 014. Vessels by country, Clyde Built, 2003 



Copy of article by Fred M. Walker, correspondence with Tom Lamb. 

Box 210 File Unit 015. Vessels by country, Tom Lamb, 1992-2002 



Articles on European and UK shipbuilding; 8 black-and-white photographic prints. 

Box 210 File Unit 016. Vessels by country, Mexico, Baja California, 2000-2001 



Correspondence with Karina Busto Ibarra about thesis and article. 

Box 210 File Unit 017. Vessels by country, Mexico, Mexican State Lines,, 1941-1998 



Correspondence with John R. Lyman and Bob Schwemmer and notes about various vessels 

including Texas ex Star of Hollywood and Oaxaca, photocopies of newspaper articles. 

Box 210 File Unit 018. Vessels by country, Mexico including Baja California, Central America, 2000-2001 




Box 210 File Unit 019. Vessels by country, Mexico, Captain Walter Keene, vessels; Peter Jensen, wrecks, 

2002 




Box 210 File Unit 020. Vessels by country, British ships, Richard E. Keys, 1995-2000 



Correspondence by Keys, synopsis of his research on Tyne sailing ships. 

Box 210 File Unit 021. Vessels by country, Scotland, Fred Walker, 2000 



Correspondence by Walker referencing his book, Song of the Clyde, maps, data about 

shipbuilding along the River Clyde. 

Box 210 File Unit 022. Vessels by country, Australian Tugs, 1988-1989 



Correspondence, paper, Some Tugs of Yesteryear in Australia by Peter Bossen. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 227



Box 210 File Unit 023. Vessels by country, Australia, miscellaneous, 1971-1999 





Miscellaneous items about shipwrecks, coal export trade, photocopies of shipping records (Neil 

Cormack); postcard of Simpson's Wharf; correspondence with Karl Kortum about a 1920 event. 

Box 210 File Unit 024. Vessels by country, Australian Archives, 1996-2002 



Research information from archives in Australia; brochures, correspondence, contacts. 

Box 210 File Unit 025. Vessels by country, Australia, 1997-2002 



Booklet on Port Victoria by Neil W. Cormack (signed by author); business cards from trip to 

Australia, New Zealand (1979); Cape Horner newsletter, Encounter 2002. 

Box 210 File Unit 026. Vessels by country, Australia, 1927-1928 sailing vessel revival, 1959-1995 



Vessel notes and lists about vessels arriving in Australia in 1927-1928, correspondence with Neil 

W. Cormack, Carl Moller. 

Box 210 File Unit 027. Vessels by country, New Zealand notes, 1994-1999 



Correspondence, vessel information, Pitcairn Island information. 

Subseries 03.23. Downeasters and Atlantic built vessels , 1901-2004 



These materials are about vessels built in Maine (Downeasters) and elsewhere in the Atlantic, many 

of which were in service on the West Coast. Items include correspondence, photographs, notes, and 

published articles. 

Arrangement 


Box 210 File Unit 001. Downeasters, Atlantic built, A, 1973-1987 



Vessel notes, photocopies of articles, clippings. 

Box 210 File Unit 002. Downeasters, Atlantic built, A, 1914-1947 and undated 



101 black-and-white photographic prints of various vessels including America, Abner Coburn (ship, 

3m), Aryan (ship, 3m), Alden Besse (bark, 3m), A.J. Fuller (ship, 3m), Arthur Sewall (bark, 4m). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 228



Box 210 File Unit 003. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Thomas W. Lawson (built 1902; schooner, 7m), 1993 





Nautical Research Journal article. 

Box 211 File Unit 004. Downeasters, Atlantic built, B, 1904-1994 



15 black-and-white photographic prints, notes and clippings of various vessels including Benjamin 

Sewall (ship, 3m), Belvedere, Benjamin F. Packard (ship, 3m), Balboa (ship, 3m), Berlin (bark, 

3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 005. Downeasters, Atlantic built, C, 1911-1972 



Notes, clippings, and 22 black-and-white photographic prints of various vessels including Charles 

E. Moody (ship, 3m), Coloma (bark, 3m), Charles W. Morgan (built 1841; ship, 3m), Columbia 

(ship, 3m), C.D. Bryant (built 1878; bark), Charles B. Kenney, City of Sidney (built 1875), 

Conqueror (ship, 3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 006. Downeasters, Atlantic built, D, 1912-1916 and undated 



Vessel notes, 16 black-and-white photographic prints of various vessels including Dashing Wave 

(built 1854; ship), Dirigo (built 1894; bark, 4m). 

Box 211 File Unit 007. Downeasters, Atlantic built, E, circa 1919-1937 



Vessel notes, 12 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Emily F.W. Whitney 

(built 1879; bark, 3m), E.P. Theriault (schooner, 3m), Empire (bark, 3m), Evie B. Hall (schooner, 

3m), Edward May (barkentine). 

Box 211 File Unit 008. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Erskine M. Phelps (built 1898; bark, 4m), 1912-1992 



13 black-and-white photographic prints and 1 color postcard of the vessel. 

Box 211 File Unit 009. Downeasters, Atlantic built, F, 1906-1947 



Vessel notes and 5 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Fresno (built 1874; 

bark), Frederick P. Elkins (schooner, 3m), Fisherman (schooner, 3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 010. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Fresno (built 1874; bark), 1906-2004; bulk 2003-2004 



Notes, correspondence, photocopies of articles, clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 229



Box 211 File Unit 011. Downeasters, Atlantic built, G, 1906-1996 





Notes correspondence, clippings and 39 black-and-white photographs of vessels including: Guy C 

Goss (built 1879; bark, 3m), Governor Robie (built 1883; ship, 3m), Great Admiral (built 1869; ship, 

3m), G.M. Tucker (built 1870; bark, 3m), Gatherer (built 1874; bark, 3m), Glory of the Seas (ship, 

3m), George W. Wells. 

Box 211 File Unit 012. Downeasters, Atlantic built, H, circa 1910-1960 



Vessel notes, black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including: Henry Failing (built 1882; 

ship, 3m), Harvard (built 1883; bark, 3m), Haydn Brown (built 1876, bark, 3m), Hecla (built 1877; 

bark, 3m), Helvetia (built 1877; bark) Helga, Highland Light (bark, 3m), Harry Morse (bark, 3m), 

Hera (built 1869; schooner, 3m), Henry Villard (schooner, 3m), Hawaiian (steam vessel), Hazel 

Dollar (steam vessel), Horace Irvine (steam vessel) and other steam vessels. 

Box 211 File Unit 013. Downeasters, Atlantic built, I, most undated 



Vessel notes on Invincible and Isaac Reed; 2 black-and-white photographic prints of Iowa, 

Independence. 

Box 211 File Unit 014. Downeasters, Atlantic built, J, 1901-1947 and undated 



Vessel notes, 21 black-and -white photographic prints of vessels including James C. Hamlen, John 

Currier (built 1882; ship, 3m), Jeanie (built 1883; steam schooner), J.D. Peters (bark, 3m), John 

Emery (barkentine), John Rosenfeld (brigantine), James Nesmith (built 1877; bark, 3m), Joseph S. 

Spinney (ship, 3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 015. Downeasters, Atlantic built, K, 1940 and undated 



Vessel notes of Katherine May and Kate Davenport and 1 black-and-white photographic print and 

Korrigan IV. 

Box 211 File Unit 016. Downeasters, Atlantic built, L, 1936-2002 and undated 



Vessel notes and black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Latona (built 1880; 

bark, 3m), Lucille (ship, 3m), Lillian E. Kerr (schooner). 

Box 211 File Unit 017. Downeasters, Atlantic built, M, most undated 



Vessel note, 6 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Mermaid (built 1855; brig), 

Mary Langdon (built 1845; schooner, 2m), Mary H. Diebold (schooner, 5m). 

Box 211 File Unit 018. Downeasters, Atlantic built, N, undated 



Voyage notes on Narwhal. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 230



Box 211 File Unit 019. Downeasters, Atlantic built, O, most undated 





Vessel notes and 9 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Oriental (built 1874; 

ship, 3m), Odine (schooner, 4m), Oriental (built 1874; bark, 3m), Occidental (built 1874; ship, 3m), 

Ondway (ship, 3m), Oracle (built 1876; ship, 3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 020. Downeasters, Atlantic built, P, 1903 and undated 



Vessel notes and 33 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including, Prussia (built 1868; 

bark, 3m) 8 images series at sea with patched sails,, Pactolus (built 1891; bark) 22 images series 

on hulk, Portland Lloyds (ship, 3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 021. Downeasters, Atlantic built, R, 1901-1902 and undated 

Box 211; Box 298 




Vessel notes, holiday cards, clippings, and 14 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels 

including Rush, Roanoke (built 1892; bark, 4m), Reine Marie Stewart (barkentine, 4m), Reaper 

(bark, 3m), Republic (ship, 3m). 

File Unit 022. Downeasters, Atlantic built, S, mostly undated 



Vessel notes, correspondence, 48 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including St. 

James (built 1883; bark,) with Captain Robert Tapley, Mrs. Robert Tapley, and child Adelaide, 

Spartan (ship,3m), St. Charles, Shenandoah (bark, 4m), St. Francis (ship, 3m), Servia, (built 1866; 

bark, 3m), St. James (built 1856; ship, 3m), Susie M. Plummer (schooner, 4m), Seminole (built 

1865, bark, 3m), Snow and Burgess (schooner, 5m), Southern Bell (built 1871; bark, 3m), St. Paul 

(built 1874; ship, 3m), St. Frances (built 1882, ship), St. Nicholas (built 1869; ship, 3m), 

Susquehanna (built 1890; bark, 4m), S.C. Allen (bark, 3m); includes oversized mounted 

black-and-white photographic print of a painting of St. David (built 1877; ship, 3m) see separation 

sheet. 

Box 211 File Unit 023. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Snow and Burgess (built 1887; schooner, 5m), undated 



Vessel notes, article, 15 black-and-white photographic prints of vessel. 

Box 211 File Unit 024. Downeasters, Atlantic built, St. Paul (built 1874; ship, 3m), 1911-1935 



22 black-and-white photographic prints of vessel. 

Box 211 File Unit 025. Downeasters, Atlantic built, T, 1981 and undated 



Vessel notes, correspondence, 8 black-and-white photographic prints of vessels including Thomas 

W. Lawson (built 1902; schooner, 7m), Tanner (built 1855; brig), Tam O'Shanter (ship, 3m). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 231



Box 211 File Unit 026. Downeasters, Atlantic built, U and V, undated 





Vessel notes, 2 black-and-white photographic prints of Union (ship, 3m) ex Semiramis, and Vidette 


Box 211 File Unit 027. Downeasters, Atlantic built, W, 1924-1994 and undated 



Vessel notes, correspondence, tickets, clippings, typescript essay Pacific Voyage 1906 Ship 

William H. Macy (1969), 31 black and white photographic prints of vessels including William P. 

Frye (bark, 4m), William J. Dermond (schooner, 4m), William Taylor (built 1917; schooner, 4m), 

Whitney (bark, 3m), W.F. Babcock (built 1882; ship, 3m), W.B. Flint (built 1885; bark, 3m), Wild 

Waves (bark, 3m), William H. Smith (built 1882; schooner, 5m) and William H. Smith (built 1882; 

ship, 3m). 

Box 211 File Unit 028. Downeasters, Atlantic built, group and miscellaneous photos, 1904-1996 



Clippings and 10 black-and-white photographic prints. 

Box 211 File Unit 029. Downeasters, Atlantic built, unidentified, most undated 



Located at the end of the Downeasters, Atlantic built series, 48 black-and-white photographic 

prints of vessels, most unidentified and some speculated to be American (bark 3m), Seminole 

(built 1865, bark, 3m), W.F. Babcock (built 1882; ship, 3m), Jeanie (built 1883; steam schooner). 

Box 211 File Unit 030. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Abdon Keene, fishing schooner trip, 1984 



Photocopy of article Making a fishing Schooner Trip in 1921 with the Fishermen-Farmers of Bross 

Neck. Also Smelt fishing on the Medomak River Ice by Bob Herbert as told to and set down by Karl 

Kortum, 11/8/80. 

Box 211 File Unit 031. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Atlantic Coast shipbuilding, assemblage undated 



2 articles about Maine shipbuilding with notations from Karl Kortum. 

Box 211 File Unit 032. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Atlantic Coast ships, 1955-1995 



Photocopies of articles, clippings, vessel lists and notes, 2 small photo albums, 5 black-and-white 

photographic prints, photocopies of vessel documents. 

Box 211 File Unit 033. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Sewall Ships, 1995 



Correspondence with Ralph L. Snow, photocopy of article. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 232



Box 211 File Unit 034. Downeasters, Atlantic built, Luther Little (built 1917, schooner, 4m) and Hesper 



(schooner, 4m), 1998 



Photocopies of newspaper articles on salvaging the vessels in Wiscasset. 

Subseries 03.24. Clippings , circa 1936-1996 



Contains newspaper clippings on various vessels, arranged alphabetically by name of vessel 

Box 212 File Unit 001. Clippings file, A, circa 1936-1996 



Newspaper clippings on various vessels, including correspondence about Arauco. 

Box 212 File Unit 002. Clippings file, B, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 003. Clippings file, C, circa 1936-1996 



Newspaper clippings on various vessels, including article about plans to demolish cabin of 

sidewheel driven China on Belvedere Cove with comments by Karl Kortum. 

Box 212 File Unit 004. Clippings file, D, circa 1936-1996 



Box 212 File Unit 005. Clippings file, E, circa 1936-1996 

Newspaper clippings on various vessels, includes correspondence about Diana (built 1895. 




Box 212 File Unit 006. Clippings file, F, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 007. Clippings file, G, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 008. Clippings file, H, circa 1936-1996 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 233



Box 212 File Unit 009. Clippings file, I, circa 1936-1996 






Box 212 File Unit 010. Clippings file, J, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 011. Clippings file, K, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 012. Clippings file, L, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 013. Clippings file, M, circa 1936-2004 




Box 212 File Unit 014. Clippings file, N, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 015. Clippings file, O, circa 1936-1996 




Box 212 File Unit 016. Clippings file, P, circa 1936-2006 



Newspaper clippings on various vessels including the preservation of USS Pledge (minesweeper), 

correspondence between Huyke and Richard Christie and Jack Ehrhorn about USS Pledge. 

Box 212 File Unit 017. Clippings file, Q and R, circa 1936-2002 



Newspaper clippings on various vessels, notes on Regina Maris. 

Box 212 File Unit 018. Clippings file, S, circa 1936-1996 



Newspaper clippings on various vessels, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 234



Box 212 File Unit 019. Clippings file, T, circa 1936-1996 





Newspaper clippings on various vessels, including clippings about Titanic (built 1912; steam ship) 

and correspondence about her crew list. 

Box 212 File Unit 020. Clippings file, U and V, circa 1936-1996 



Box 212 File Unit 021. Clippings file, W, circa 1936-1996 

Newspaper clippings on various vessels, including United States (built 1951; steam ship). 




Box 212 File Unit 022. Clippings file, X, Y and Z, circa 1936-1996 




Subseries 03.25. Merchant vessels including World War II , 1908-2006 



Included herein are materials related to steamships and other merchant vessels operating in the first 

half of the 20th Century. Some of the material relates to the sinking of vessels. 

Arrangement 


Box 213 File Unit 001. Merchant steamships, U.S. Navy, wooden ships, 1995 



Correspondence with Admiral Stansfield Turner about Conquest and other wooden ships; 85 

annotated color photographic prints of various naval vessels inspected by Huycke at Lake Union 

Drydock Company in Seattle, WA, vessel include Conquest, Implicit, Gallant, Sea Fox, Pledge; 25 

color negatives; handscripted indexes to prints and negatives. 

Box 213 File Unit 002. Merchant steamships, U.S. Navy, various vessels, 1908-1987 



46 photographic prints of various naval vessels including the packet of 18 black-and-white 

photographic prints, U.S. Destroyers wrecked on the reefs of Honda Point, CA, September 8, 

1923; historical information on various vessels including USS Gilmer, USS Somers and 

Destroyers. 

Box 213 File Unit 003. Merchant steamships, SS Leland I. Doan (built 1960; tanker), 1960 



Dow Chemical Company information about the vessel as well as the person it was named for, L.J. 

Doan; black and white photographic print of Doan); ship architectural plan - tank arrangement and 

cross section. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 235



Box 213 File Unit 004. Merchant steamships, Maher Terminal, undated 





9 black-and-white photographic prints of Maher Terminal, Hawaiian Retailer (steamship) by 

Gordon R. Roth. 

Box 213 File Unit 005. Merchant steamships, article Empress Odyssey, 



Paper by W. Kaye Lamb about Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd. line of vessels with Wilbur B. 

Thompson handscripted on the cover page. 

Box 213 File Unit 006. Merchant steamships, Outer Banks, wartime sinkings in 1942, undated annotations 



Annotated map of the Outer Banks with names of vessels. 

Box 213 File Unit 007. Merchant steamships, Save Our Ships campaign, 1992-1996 



5 issues of The General Alarm newsletter, correspondence and literature about the campaign to 

support the US Flag Merchant Marine fleet. 

Box 213 File Unit 008. Merchant steamships, houseflags, funnel markings, 1973-1974 



Correspondence with Lloyd M. Stadum and Frank B. Ellison. 

Box 213 File Unit 009. Merchant steamships, Rio De La Plata, 1960-1961 



Correspondence about the 1944 loss of the vessel between Edward F. Oliver and various libraries 

and agencies. 

Box 213 File Unit 010. Merchant steamships, Esso Suez (built 1949; tanker), 1951 



Report and black-and-white photographic prints and report of a collision involving the Esso Suez 

(built 1949; tanker) and the Esso Greensboro (built 1943; tanker). 

Box 213 File Unit 011. Merchant steamships, shipbuilding, Japan, 1990 



Correspondence and paper by Tom Lamb, annotations. 

Box 213 File Unit 012. Merchant steamships, Steamboat Inspection Service; Bureau of Marine Inspection 

and Navigation, 1995, 2001 



Handscripted notes on placemat; email about US Maritime Administration and it's decaying 

vessels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 236



Box 213 File Unit 013. Merchant steamships, Federal Regulations, minimum age 21 for Master's license, 



1999 



Research at Library of Congress and other law libraries. 

Box 213 File Unit 014. Merchant steamships, nuclear ship Savannah, 1964-2006 



Correspondence, photocopy of double bottom tank plans, itinerary, copies of articles. 

Box 213 File Unit 015. Merchant steamships, Emergency Fleet Corp. World War I, Shipping Board, 

1990-2003 



Correspondence and articles by Bill Durham, Edward C. March. 

Box 213 File Unit 016. Merchant steamships, U.S. Maritime Commission, shipyards and suppliers, 2001 



Lists from www.usmm.net. 

Box 213 File Unit 017. Merchant steamships, sinkings, World War II, 1990-2004 



Correspondence, articles about sinkings. 

Box 213 File Unit 018. Merchant steamships, Lakers, 2000-2003 



Correspondence with Gene Harrower, articles about vessels built on the Great Lakes. 

Box 213 File Unit 019. Merchant steamships, History of the U.S. Cargo Liner Service by Douglas K. 

Fleming, 2001 



Selected pages from the article with note to Huycke. 

Box 213 File Unit 020. Merchant steamships, Douglas K. Fleming essays, 2003-2004 



Correspondence, essays about transportation. 

Box 213 File Unit 021. Merchant steamships, Alaska Transportation Co., S.S. Tongass (aka Wapama), 1997 



Wartime (1941-1945) correspondence from the archives of the Alaska Transportation Co. mostly 

about chartering the vessel; correspondence with Bill Clapp and Jane S. Langer, sample shipping 

order (blank). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 237



Box 213 File Unit 022. Merchant steamships, U.S. Army/Navy Transportation Service, undated 





Untitled typescript copy with editorial marks; and excerpts from the published paper, Troopships of 

World War II by Roland W. Charles. 

Box 213 File Unit 023. Merchant steamships, United Fruit Company, Union Sulphur Company, undated 



Article on United Fruit Company steamships Castilla, Iriona and Tela; Union Sulphur Company 

photocopy of stack insignia. 

Box 213 File Unit 024. Merchant steamships, Coastwise Line, Shipping Board, 1986-2004 



Typescript article on Coastwise Line by Capt. Dexter Flint; correspondence between Huycke and 

Warren G. Leback; information about Coastwise Line. 

Box 213 File Unit 025. Merchant steamships, Luckenbach, undated 



Article by Reinhart Schmelzkopf (in German). 

Box 213 File Unit 026. Merchant steamships, Steel Vendor, 1973 



Marine Casualty Report on the stranding of the vessel in 1971. 

Box 213 File Unit 027. Merchant steamships, Badger State (built 1944; freighter), 1970-2006 



Marine Casualty Report on the explosion and sinking of the vessel in 1969; notes, 

correspondence, Pilot publication. 

Box 213 File Unit 028. Merchant steamships, Phantom War in the Northwest, 1969 



Photocopy of book by Grahame F. Shrader, an account of Japanese submarine operations on the 

West Coast, 1941-1942; review. 

Box 213 File Unit 029. Merchant steamships, Santa Elisa Memories, 1959-2003 



Photocopy of essay by Bill Kooiman about a precarious voyage; black-and-white photographic 

print of Santa Cruz, Peter Hurd Collection; photocopy of Santa Rosa. 

Box 213 File Unit 030. Merchant steamships, Phoebe Hearst, 1999 



Captain Roger H. Swain's account of the sinking of vessel and the survival of the crew as told to 

Carlton S. Severance. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 238



Box 213 File Unit 031. Merchant steamships, Victory Ships & The Maritime Commission 'C' Classes, 1963 





Photocopy of paper by Alexander Shaw about C1-M-AV1. 

Box 213 File Unit 032. Merchant steamships, World War II at sea, 1997-1998 



Correspondence with Mike Benett; photocopy of article, West Coast War Zone by Donald J. 

Young. 

Box 213 File Unit 033. Merchant steamships, Stephen Hopkins (built 1942; steamship) - Stier, Tannenfels 

dual, 1984-1992 



Notes, correspondence, articles about the Stephen Hopkins engagement with German vessels 

Stier and Tannenfels. 

Box 214 File Unit 034. Merchant steamships, Hobbs Victory (built 1945; steamship), 1945-1985 



Accounts of the sinking of the vessel, notes, articles, copies of correspondence of Kenneth F. 

Izant. 

Box 214 File Unit 035. Merchant steamships, Komet Ship 23, 1972-1995 



Correspondence, articles about the raider sunk by Lt. Bob Drayson, 1943. 

Box 214 File Unit 036. Merchant steamships, convoy HX 133, 1987-1992 



Correspondence with Ron Spenser about a convoy of ships in the Atlantic. 

Box 214 File Unit 037. Merchant steamships, Ian A. Miller, 1992-1993 



Articles authored by Miller about merchant vessels and World War II. 

Box 214 File Unit 038. Merchant steamships, Smith Voyager (built 1945; steamship), 1967 



Investigation report of 1963 loss. 

Box 214 File Unit 039. Merchant steamships, Peter Kerr (freighter) Convoy PQ 17, 1942-1998 



Correspondence with (Edward) Frank Oliver about William P. Connolly's recollections of the vessel 

and convoy; article by Edward F. Oliver; research by Oliver. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 239



Box 214 File Unit 040. Merchant steamships, Absaroka, 1994-2004 





Correspondence, articles about the torpedoing of this lumber carrying ship on December 24, 1941. 

Box 214 File Unit 041. Merchant steamships, Elkton (steamship), circa 1920-1921 



Crew list, possibly 1920-1921 (according to Huycke). 

Box 214 File Unit 042. Merchant steamships, From America to the United States; Hog Islanders, 2000-2001 



List of American merchant ships, C-1, C-2, C-3, and C-4 from Gene Harrower; Hog Island Ships in 

World War II, short historical essay by Gene Harrower. 

Box 214 File Unit 043. Merchant steamships, Mauna Ala (built 1918; freighter), 1984-2005 



Research by Warren G. Leback on the December 10, 1941 loss of the vessel by stranding. 

Box 214 File Unit 044. Merchant steamships, U.S. Maritime Administration, List of sunk and/or scrapped 

ships, 1967 



Research by Karl Kortum on vessels sunk, and/or scrapped 1941-1957. 

Box 214 File Unit 045. Merchant steamships, American Shipmasters, 1985-1993 



Various correspondence and articles under the auspices of the North American Society for 

Oceanic History, Council of American Master Mariners, Sea History; authors include Raymond G. 

Brown, John M. Cato. 

Box 214 File Unit 046. Merchant steamships, World War II surplus, 1947 and undated 



Catalogs of vessels and parts being sold by the United States Maritime Commission in new and 

used condition. 

Box 214 File Unit 047. Merchant steamships, Mariner Program, 1956 



1950's shipbuilding program in case of wartime emergency, author unknown, sent to Huycke by 

Warren G. Leback. 

Box 214 File Unit 048. Merchant steamships, tankers, 1992-2000 



Guides for the selection of tankers fro the Tanker Advisory Center, Inc., clipping Whittier family. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 240



Box 214 File Unit 049. Merchant steamships, C-2 types, conversions, construction, 1981-2003 

Box 214; Box 298 






Correspondence, articles from Warren G. Leback. 

File Unit 050. Merchant steamships, Marine Runner, 1953 



Sail plan, pencil sketch by Larry Gellerman. 

Box 214 File Unit 051. Merchant steamships, American ships sunk by submarines, 1942-1998 



Condensed reports by masters, US Navy Intelligence - edited, from Frank Oliver; information about 

West Celina. 

Box 214 File Unit 052. Merchant steamships, Philip H. Luther, circa 2001 



Photocopies of 1944 World War II convoy papers, miscellaneous reports, pilot article, 


Box 214 File Unit 053. Merchant steamships, Open hatch freighters, 1980's, 2003 



Correspondence with Louis Hough. 

Box 214 File Unit 054. World War II vessel casualties, assemblage undated 



Vessel casualties list Washington, British Columbia, Alaska. 

Subseries 03.26. Liberty Ships and Victory Ships , 1941-2005 



Included here are correspondence, notes, vessel lists, photographic prints; and information about the 

museum ship, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; freighter: liberty ship). 

Arrangement 


Box 214 File Unit 001. Liberty Ships, 1944-2004 



U.S. Maritime Commission reports, memos. 

Box 214 File Unit 002. Liberty Ships, Alexander Clay, 2001-2002 



Correspondence with James Norris, notes. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 241



Box 214 File Unit 003. Liberty Ships, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; steamship) memorial cruise, 1989 





2 tickets to the cruise, seminar program SS Jeremiah Obrien Memorial Cruise, Remembering the 

Merchant Marine of World War II, flyer. 

Box 214 File Unit 004. Liberty Ships, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; steamship), 1980-2003- 



13 color photographic prints of vessel and ceremonies on the vessel. 

Box 214 File Unit 005. Liberty Ships, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; steamship), voyage to Normandy, 

1994-1996 



Articles by Carl Nolte appearing in the San Francisco Chronicle about return to Normandy voyage 

of 1994 as compiled by William Kooiman; photograph, brochures. 

Box 214 File Unit 006. Liberty Ships, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; steamship) Admiral Thomas J. 

Patterson, 2002-2003 



Correspondence, press releases, brochures of the National Liberty Ship Memorial. 

Box 214 File Unit 007. Liberty Ships, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; steamship), Liberty Ship Memorial, 

1990-2004 



Tickets to reunion cruise, flyers, schedules, fundraising information, brochures, newspaper 

clippings, correspondence, photographic prints and postcards. 

Box 215 File Unit 008. Liberty Ships, Jeremiah O'Brien (built 1943; steamship) 60th Anniversary, 2004 



Commemorative cruise brochures and correspondence. 

Box 215 File Unit 009. Liberty Ships, John W. Brown (built 1942; steamship), Project Liberty Ship, 

1990-2002 



Newspaper clippings, correspondence, brochures, flyers, calendar, newsletters. 

Box 215 File Unit 010. Liberty Ships, various, 1941-2001 



Notes, photocopies of articles, correspondence, photographs, typescript description of Liberty type 

steamer (Richmond Plan) 1942. 

Box 215 File Unit 011. Liberty Ships, photographs, 1954-1998 



5 black-and-white photographic prints of Sea Coral; correspondence with Niels Nielsen; 

photocopies of various Liberty Ship photographs, annotated. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 242



Box 215 File Unit 012. Liberty Ships, miscellaneous correspondence, 1998-2000 






Box 215 File Unit 013. Victory Ships, list of ship names, 1996-2003 



Compiled by Bob Deschamps includes ship name, builder and date. 

Box 215 File Unit 014. Liberty Ships, William F. Hultgren photo collection, 1989-1999 



Textual information about collection including list, correspondence, order forms. 

Box 215 File Unit 015. Victory Ships, miscellaneous, circa 1960's - 2003 



1 black-and-white photographic print and newspaper clipping re. Red Oak Victory; Plan of Action 

for the North Star III/Emory Victory. 

Box 215 File Unit 016. Union Victory (built 1945; cargo vessel) records, Alaska Transportation Company, 

1945-1946 



Voyage records, crew lists, vessel notes, fueling report, correspondence specifying orders, trial run 

card, entrance permit, Procedures for Conducting Trials by the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation, 

Official Sea Trial for Denison Victory, fueling report, Analysis of Overtime Voyage 11. 

Box 215 File Unit 017. Lane Victory (built 1945; cargo vessel), U.S. Merchant Marine Veterans World War II, 



Brochures, correspondence, clippings, flyers, Huycke's certificate of membership, photographic 

prints. 

Box 215 File Unit 018. Victory, Liberty Ships, Robert Deschamps papers, 2003-2004 



Correspondence, clippings, Robert Deschamps' research. 




Clippings, lists, annotated lists, Captain Robert Deschamps correspondence. 




Clippings, lists, annotated lists, Robert Deschamps correspondence; includes information on John 

W. Brown (built 1942; cargo vessel); essay titled Weyerhaeuser (To Gene and Harold....). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 243



Box 215 File Unit 021. R. P. Warner (built 1943; cargo vessel), Robert Deschamps papers, 1995-2005 





Robert Deschamps correspondence, lists, Master Index of shipbuilders, lists of completed 

contracts, brochures. 

Subseries 03.27. Barges , 1910-2003 



Information about vessels that became fishing barges, primarily in Southern California 

Box 216 File Unit 001. Barges, fishing, assemblage undated 



Photocopies of photographic prints including Kohala, Olympic, Ocean Vance from 1920's on. 

Box 216 File Unit 002. Barges, Southern California, assemblage undated 



Includes photocopy of article by Huycke, Schooner Minnie A. Caine Led Colorful Life After Rescue 

From California Scrap Heap; photocopies of images of barges and vessels from photographs 

spanning the 20th Century. 

Box 216 File Unit 003. Barges, fishing, 1985-1993 



Miscellaneous notes by Huycke on vessels and people. 

Box 216 File Unit 004. Barges, Kohala, 1987 



Transcript of conversation with Jack Kitchen, drawing, photocopies of certificates, articles. 

Box 216 File Unit 005. Barges Loop, Sierra, Humboldt, etc., 1989-1994 



Kramer Adams research on fishing barges and coastwise. Includes correspondence, photocopies 

of wreck reports. 

Box 216 File Unit 006. Barges, fishing, Los Angeles Times, 1987-1988 



Correspondence and editorial notes about fishing barges also including Long Beach 

Press-Telegram and New York Times; correspondence from Karl Kortum. 

Box 216 File Unit 007. Barges, Fishing Barge Sierra, owner Hideo Endo, 1989-2000 



Correspondence, photocopies of certificates and articles. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 244



Box 216 File Unit 008. Barges, Olympic II valuations, assembled 1998 





Photocopies of 1940, 1941, 1942 correspondence primarily between David W. Dickie, Engineer 

and Naval Architect and Alfred t. Cluff, Cluff & Bullard, Counselors at Law about the collision, loss 

and valuation of Olympic II, research of Steve Lawson. 

Box 216 File Unit 009. Barges, Star of Scotland ex Star of Hollywood, ex Texas, 1941-2006 



Vessel notes, correspondence including between Huycke and John R. Lyman, clippings and 

photocopies of articles about the sinking of the vessel. 

Box 216 File Unit 010. Barges, fishing, hulks, wrecks, research from National Archives Pacific Southwest 

Region, assembled 1993 



Photocopies of articles, vessel lists, and correspondence including correspondence between 

Samuel Goldwyn Studios and U.S. Army Engineers about the demolition of the schooner Emma 

(1928). 

Box 216 File Unit 011. Barges, Fishing Barges of Southern California presentation by Capt. Harold D. 

Huycke, 1989 



1 color photographic print of Huycke presenting paper at North American Society for Oceanic 

History, on board SS Jeremiah O'Brien, June 9, 1989, Huycke's bio, typescript of paper with edit 

marks, later revised version. 

Box 216 File Unit 012. Barges, National Archives index cards, assembled 2002 



Photocopies of index cards, of sailing vessels and steam schooners converted to fishing barges, 

accompanying note - from National Archives via Steve Lawson, 2002. 

Box 216 File Unit 013. Barges, fishing barges, manuscripts, 1985-1992 



Correspondence, clippings, photocopies of newspaper clippings, typewritten manuscript, Ships 

That Led Double Lives by Art Williams; typewritten essays The Hawaiian Flower and Santa Monica 

Olsen by Ed Ries. 

Box 216 File Unit 014. Barges, Southern California fishing barges, 1998 



Correspondence with Edward M. Ries, manuscript by Huycke - Southern California Fishing 

Barges. 

Box 216 File Unit 015. Barges, fishing barges, manuscripts, 1996-2001 



Manuscript, Southern California Fishing Barges Preliminary Manuscript by Ed Ries with editorial 

notes by Huycke, correspondence between Huycke and Ries. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 245



Box 216 File Unit 016. Barges, fishing barges correspondence, 1967-2004 





Correspondence about various vessels. 

Box 216 File Unit 017. Barges, Ed Ries articles, lists, 1984-1999 



Clipping of article, The Barge Story, by Ed Ries appearing in South Coast Sportfishing, January 

1991, photocopies of Ries' articles under the Looking Astern column appearing in California 

Angler, lists of barges, manuscript, The Barge Story by Ed Ries, correspondence. 

Box 216 File Unit 018. Barges, Ed Ries, miscellaneous correspondence, 1999-2006 



Correspondence between Ries and Huycke. 

Box 216 File Unit 019. Barges, Redondo Beach, 1994-1998 



Box 216 File Unit 020. Barges, Irene, assembled 1993 

Correspondence, photocopies from book on Redondo, Jack Kitchen, Kohala and piers. 



Photocopies of vessel documents. 

Box 217 File Unit 021. Barges, Joakim Martin Anderson(Capt.), assemblage undated 



Photocopies of prints of the vessel and Anderson, 2 black-and-white photographic prints of Capt. 

Joakim Martin Anderson 1935 and 1937, photocopies of certificates and records pertaining to 

Anderson, photocopies of records of Olympic II ex Star of France, copies of newspaper clippings 

about the sinking of the vessel. 

Box 217 File Unit 022. Barges, George E. Billings (fishing barge), Robert R.J. Oefinger, 1941-1996 



Correspondence with Jim Drake, photocopies of vessel records and newspaper reports including 

about the burning of the vessel by Oefinger in 1941. 

Box 217 File Unit 023. Barges, Fox (barge), Minnie A. Caine (barge), Olaf C. Olsen, 1910-2003 



Correspondence including with Ed Ries and Betty Olsen, photocopies of vessel documents, 

photographic prints of Captain Olaf Olsen and family, Olsen's obituaries, genealogical 

correspondence, notes. 

Box 217 File Unit 024. Barges, fishing barges, assemblage undated 



Newspaper clippings, photocopies and photostats of clippings. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 246



Box 217 File Unit 025. Barges, fishing piers, boats, Southern California, 1937-1998 





1 photographic print of wharf and landing, Malibu Railroad, photocopies of articles about the 

history of the Southern California piers. 

Box 217 File Unit 026. Barges, fishing barges, Southern California, 1937-1998 



Correspondence, photocopies of clippings, essay, lists by Ed Ries, typescript of Huycke's 

presentation, Fishing Barges of Southern California with edit marks. 

Box 217 File Unit 027. Barges, fishing, Carol Arnold Boerner, Star of Scotland, 2001 and undated 



Typewritten manuscript, Star of Scotland, Her fishing and Pleasure Days, 1929-1938; memorial 

service program for Stanford Roberds Pinky Stiles. 

Box 217 File Unit 028. Barges, fishing, photo album, 1930's-1989 



.15 linear feet of annotated black-and-white photographic prints of various fishing barges and 

individuals; includes quote from Captn. Raynaud, June 1, 1989, This is the saddest book I ever 

sawn++.; includes vessels Star of Scotland, Minnie A. Caine, Annie M. Rolph, Fox, Olympic II ex 

Star of France, Thomas P. Enigh, Olympic, Samar, Lahaina, Fullerton, Annie M. Rolf, Bowden, 

Emperor, Kohala, Georgina, New Pt. Loma ex Glendale, George E. Billings, William Bowden, 

Vance, Sierra, Harold Olsen, Bob Lebeau; includes indivduals, Stanley Arnold, Robert Oefinger, 

Joakim Andersen, Gratia, A.J. Larsen, Heigoro Enco; part 1. 

Box 217 File Unit 029. Barges, fishing, photo album, 1930's-1989 



.15 linear feet of annotated black-and-white photographic prints of various fishing barges and 

individuals; includes quote from Captn. Raynaud, June 1, 1989, This is the saddest book I ever 

sawn++.; includes vessels Star of Scotland, Minnie A. Caine, Annie M. Rolph, Fox, Olympic II ex 

Star of France, Thomas P. Enigh, Olympic, Samar, Lahaina, Fullerton, Annie M. Rolf, Bowden, 

Emperor, Kohala, Georgina, New Pt. Loma ex Glendale, George E. Billings, William Bowden, 

Vance, Sierra, Harold Olsen, Bob Lebeau; includes indivduals, Stanley Arnold, Robert Oefinger, 

Joakim Andersen, Gratia, A.J. Larsen, Heigoro Enco; part 2. 

Box 217 File Unit 030. Barges, tugs, coastwise, lumber, 1988 



5 color photographic prints with annotation on the verso, including Artic Provider (barge), Tillamook 

(tug), and Robin III (tug). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 247


Subseries 03.28. Vessel logbooks , 1902-1923 

Box 217; Box 301 


Box 217; Box 302 


Box 217; Box 303 




Subseries 03.28. Vessel logbooks , 1902-1923 



Early 20th Century logbooks from some of the last commercial sailing voyages. 

Arrangement 


File Unit 001. Logbooks, Minnie A. Caine (built 1900; schooner, 4m), 1916-1918 



2 logbooks of the schooner Minnie A. Caine: voyage from Sydney to Port Angeles, Washington, 

January 1917-December 1917; and voyage from Port Adelaide to San Francisco, December 1917 

- September 1918; flat box 8. 

File Unit 002. Logbooks, Kurt (built 1904; bark, 4m) aka Moshulu, 1908-1923 



3 logbooks of the bark Kurt: from Newscastle to Hamburg, June 1912 - March 1913 and as 

Moshulu, Port Angeles to San Pedro, June 1923 - July 1923; from Hamburg to Newscastle (via 

Santa Rosalia), Dec 1910 - June 1912; Caleta Buena to Tocapilla to Hamburg, June 1908 - 

October 1908; flat box 9. 

File Unit 003. Logbooks, Irene (built 1900; schooner) and Alsterberg (built 1902; bark,4m), 

1902-1906 



2 logbooks, Irene: from Astoria to Honolulu to Puget Sound and Coastwise, June 1904 - November 

1906, inside cover stamped Property of First National Productions Corp., also handscripted 

statement Official logbook American Schooner Irene of San Francisco circa 1900 presented to Bill 

Olesen Mar 8, 1996 by Steven Busch, should go to Capt. Harold D. Huycke Edmunds WA; 

Alsterberg: from Greenock to Montevideo to Tacoma to Falmouth, May 1902 - April 1903, has a 

bookplate From the Library of Capt. P.A. McDonald; flat box 10. 

Series 04. Records of maritime businesses, circa 1865-2006 



Huycke both worked for and researched maritime businesses related to West Coast merchant vessel 

activity. These are files he maintained on shipbuilders, ship owners, and other seafaring-related entities. 

Also included are records he maintained as a merchant seaman and cargo supervisor for various 

maritime businesses. Specific companies include States Steamship Company, shipowner Gustaf Erikson, 

Twin Harbor Stevedore Company, Alaska Packers Association, Hall Brothers Shipyard, States Marine 

Lines/Isthmian, Puget Sound Tug & Barge Company, Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company and Pope and 

Talbot, Inc. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 04.01. States Steamship Company, circa 1928-2005 



Includes photographs, various histories of the company, interviews. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 248



Box 217 File Unit 001. States Steamship Company, circa 1928-1968 





States Line, States SS col Quaker Line ship photographic prints. 

Box 217 File Unit 002. States Steamship Company, 1969-1997 



States Line, -Dant and Russell. 

Box 217 File Unit 003. States Steamship Company, 2005 



History of States Steamship Company by Winston J. Jones, 1973. Photocopy, correspondence. 




Vessel lists, costs. Essays etc. of Walter Gadsby and Niels Nielsen. 




Charles & Jack Dant, history. Walter Gadsby papers via Niels Nielsen. 




Ship data. 




Early history, articles on the company. 




A refresher course in basics of the U.S. Merchant Marine; 3 seminars, by Winston J. Jones. 




History project interviews, vol. 1. 




History project interviews, vol. 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 249








History project interviews, vol. 3 & 5. 

Subseries 04.02. Gustaf Erikson, shipowner, 1979-circa 2000 



Includes Aland history, vessel information for Pommern and Linden, and Aland Maritime Museum 

items. 

Arrangement 


Box 218 File Unit 001. Gustaf Erikson, shipowner, 1991-1999 



Brochures, postcards, photographs of the Aland Maritime Museum and Pommern, a preserved 

museum ship owned by Erikson. Includes photos of restoration of schooner Linden by Huycke, 

1992. 

Box 218 File Unit 002. Gustaf Erikson, shipowner, 1979-1988 



Aland Islands - Finland, Erikson ships, correspondence, letters of introduction for Huycke's visit, 

1979. 

Box 218 File Unit 003. Gustaf Erikson, shipowner, circa 1999 



Aland history, Erikson, misc. s/v history, notes, archives. 

Box 218 File Unit 004. Gustaf Erikson, shipowner, circa 2000 



Erikson, Mariehamn, Aland. 

Subseries 04.03. Council of American Master Mariners Inc., 1981-2005 



Files include information on meetings, membership, bylaws and also contain newsletters. 

Arrangement 


Box 218 File Unit 001. Council of American Master Mariners, Inc., 1990-2004 



Membership rosters, by-laws, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 250


Subseries 04.03. Council of American Master Mariners Inc., 1981-2005 






Meetings, by-laws, correspondence,. 




Port of Seattle/Pacific Northwest Area Chapter newsletter. 









Subseries 04.04. Pacific Coast shipbuilders, 1868-2003 



Materials related to shipbuilding on the West Coast of the United States. 

Arrangement 


Box 219 File Unit 001. Shipbuilders - Pacific Coast, 1959-1987 

Box 219; Box 294 




Photocopies of articles; notes, correspondence. 

File Unit 002. Shipbuilding - Puget Sound, 1917-1999, bulk 1996-1999 



Articles, clippings, notes, plan for 4 mast schooner for West Waterway Boatbuilding Co. designed 

by I. Higgem Sep. 1917 (see separation sheet). 

Box 219 File Unit 003. Boole, William A., shipbuilder; Boole and Beaton, 1992 



Clipping, correspondence. 

Box 219 File Unit 004. Cousins, Euphronius. Shipbuilder, Humboldt County, CA, 1977-1986 



Clippings, notes, photographic prints, photocopies of historic maps of Stimson Lumber Co. and 

Stimson Industrial Park. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 251



Box 219 File Unit 005. Moran, Robert. Shipbuilder, Seattle, WA, 1968 





Clipping. 

Box 219 File Unit 006. Hay, Alexander, shipbuilder. Hay & Wright, circa 1856-1994 



Biography; genealogical information; correspondence (data compiled by William Shurleff). 

Box 219 File Unit 007. Hueckendorff, Emil, shipbuilder, undated 



Biographical notes including vessels built. 

Box 219 File Unit 008. Hanlon Shipyard, Oakland, CA, 1996 



Notes. 

Box 219 File Unit 009. Hough, Louis, WW I wooden steam ships, 1997-1998 



Correspondence with Hough, notes. 

Box 219 File Unit 010. Lindstrom, John - Shipbuilder, Aberdeen, 1996-1999 



Obituaries, correspondence. 

Box 219 File Unit 011. Shipbuilders - Alameda, 1988-2002 



Clippings from Alameda Journal; correspondence with Louis Hough. 

Box 219 File Unit 012. Price, James Howard - shipbuilder, 1994-1999 



Notes, clippings, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 219 File Unit 013. Simpson, Asa Mead - shipbuilder, 1984-1992 



Photographic prints of Mead et. al., correspondence, biographical notes on Simpson with 

description of vessels built. 

Box 219 File Unit 014. Banks, Robert; Kruse, John; Kruse and Banks - shipbuilders, 1995-1997 



Photographic prints, biographical notes, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 252



Box 219 File Unit 015. Bendixsen, Hans; Bendixsen Shipbuilding Corp. - shipbuilders, undated 





Photos of Bendixsen. 

Box 219 File Unit 016. White, Charles G. - shipbuilder, undated 



Obituary and biographical notes including a list of ships built. 

Box 220 File Unit 017. Petersen, Thomas Heinrich - shipbuilder, 1868-1994 



Correspondence including with David Thimgan, lists of ships built, autobiography of Thomas H. 

Petersen, photocopies of photographs of vessels, clippings, notes, photographic prints, citizenship 

documents of William George (1868), autobiography of Sophie Frances George (handscript and 

typescript, 1946), notes,. 

Box 220 File Unit 018. W.F. Stone & Co. - shipbuilders, 1938-1998 



Correspondence, list of vessels built, history by Kimball Livingston, photocopies of a construction 

account and specifications, letterhead, articles, history by Chas. M. Loring. 

Box 220 File Unit 019. Taylor, Charles E. - shipbuilder, assemblage undated 



Articles about Taylor and Lake Washington Shipyard Company. 

Box 220 File Unit 020. Turner, Matthew - shipbuilder, 1968-2001 



Correspondence, articles, copy of historical landmark application, plan of Turner/Robertson 

Shipyard, Benicia, CA designed by James Delgado. 

Box 220 File Unit 021. Matthews, Gordon Frazer; Hitchings, George Herbert; Joyce, John; Matthews 

Hitchings Yard, 1897-2003 



Correspondence; photographs including the shipyard in Hoquiam, WA; notes; clippings; 

biographical information. 

Box 220 File Unit 022. Matthews, Gordon Frazer, THE BALD HEADED SCHOONERS, circa 1960's 



Article in handscript and typescript, notes, clippings. 

Box 220 File Unit 023. Matthews, Gordon Frazer, STEAMSCHOONERS AND BUILDERS, 1945-1964 



Correspondence; lists of vessels built; notes on a conversation with G.F. Matthews (1962); 

Steamschooners and Builders typescript; photographic prints of steam schooners. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 253



Box 220 File Unit 024. Matthews, Gordon Frazer, Autobiography, 1958-1997 





Typescript of Shipbuilding History of the Matthews Family; correspondence and notes. 

Subseries 04.05. Twin Harbor Stevedore Company, 1926-1987 



Items include Huycke's essay on salvaging these records, lists of ships cleared, company records, 

and photographs. 

Many of these items were rescued from the trash by Huycke 

Arrangement 


Box 220 File Unit 001. Twin Harbor Stevedore Company essay, 1987 



Original typescript and annotated drafts of essay by Huycke about salvaging old records of the 

company in Hoquiam, OR from back alley garbage cans; correspondence. 

Box 220 File Unit 002. Shipping statistics for Grays Harbor, 1929 



List of ships cleared by month, compliments of Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co., Hoquiam, Wash. 





















HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 254

























Box 221 File Unit 013. Grays Harbor, Willapa Harbor, 1926-1949 



Annual reports, industrial survey, cargo report, 1936 Grays Harbor and Willapa Harbor and map of 

Aberdeen, Grays Harbor WA (see separation sheet for last two items); some items previously 

owned by Frank A. Hill, Hoquiam, WA. 

Box 221 File Unit 014. Grays Harbor, Willapa Harbor, 1937-1952 



Annual reports; some items previously owned by Frank A. Hill, Hoquiam, WA. 

Box 221 File Unit 015. Twin Harbor Stevedore Company photo albums and essay, circa 1930's and undated 



Items included are 2 leather bound photo albums about logging and harbor activities; an essay on 

the strading of the SS Tenpaisan Maru. 

Box 221 File Unit 016. Photographs, 



Photographs from Frank Hill, tossed out when Frank died and photograph album of Japanese 

crews (1920s-1930s) have been separated and are now in 12.2.3 Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co. 

photographs. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 255



Box 221; Box 304 

(Flat bully 11) 



File Unit 017. Bound volume of vessel activity, titled Hayes & Hayes Bankers, Aberdeen, Wash., 

1933-1936 



Arranged alphabetically by vessel name; lists arrival, departure and cargo information; bound 

oversized item measures 12 inches x 12 inches x 3.5 inches thick. See separation sheet. 

Subseries 04.06. Alaska Packers Association, circa 1860's-2005 



Files include various manuscripts and articles by Huycke, vessel records, correspondence, interviews 

and information on many of the Star Fleet vessels. 

Box 221 File Unit 001. A Clipper-Style Captain on the Star of Alaska, C.A. Halvorson, manuscript, 1980 



Manuscript, request by Karl Kortum for additional text. 

Box 221 File Unit 002. The Ship Balclutha, Her Life and Times, 1954 



Box 221 File Unit 003. Seafood labels, 

Manuscript prepared by the San Francisco Maritime Museum, July 1954. 



Labels for various canned products. 

Box 221 File Unit 004. General Instructions, 1926-1927 



Star of Shetland, 1926, masters instructions [booklet], 8 pages; Star of Holland, 1927, 

superintendents, bookkeepers, and masters instructions [booklet], 8 pages; both include 

instructions for reporting vessels at sea by wireless. 

Box 221 File Unit 005. Sewall Ships, 1997 



Arthur Sewall & Co. vessels including Kaiulani, miscellaneous correspondence. 

Box 221 File Unit 006. The Great Star Fleet by Harold Huycke, 1953-1960 



Article reprinted from Yachting, 1960, copy of typed manuscript, 1953. 

Box 222 File Unit 007. Maine Maritime Museum, 2001-2002 



Correspondence with Nathan Lipfert and Tom Wilcox including about Star of Scotland. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 256



Box 222 File Unit 008. Great Lakes Historical Society, 1995 





Correspondence with Steve Lawson, typescript article about Alaska Packers. 

Box 222 File Unit 009. Balclutha, Captain Alfred H. Durkee, 1955 



The Durkee Papers, reminiscence by Durkee; photo and label on file cover,. 

Box 222 File Unit 010. Alaska Packers Association records, 2003 



Correspondence about locating APA records. 

Box 222 File Unit 011. Miscellaneous materials, 1975-1998 



Notes, correspondence including list, articles, interview transcript, APA forms, copies of company 

records. 

Box 222 File Unit 012. University of Alaska, 1991 







Huycke's receipt for Alaska Packers logbooks delivered to the Museum, with inventory; 

correspondence with Tom Wilcox, Maine Maritime Museum. 

Box 222 File Unit 014. Alaska Packers Association, assemblage undated 



Newspaper clippings, articles. 

Box 222 File Unit 015. Alaska Packers Association, 1921-2007 



Photographs including the fleet in Oakland Creek, Chinese laborers loading vessels, 1921 

postcard of fleet at Alameda, correspondence. 

Box 222 File Unit 016. State of Alaska, Alaska Historical Library, 1978-1983 



Correspondence, subject guides - annotated. 

Box 222 File Unit 017. Cannery Fleet voyages, 1894-1925 



Lists of annual voyages of vessels in fleet. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 257



Box 222 File Unit 018. Sockeye and the Age of Sail: The Story of the Alaska Packers Association, 



2000-2001 



Correspondence including draft of video script from John Sabella, vhs packaging, invitation to 

premier, photographs of Huycke's office with video equipment set up at his home in Edmonds. 

Box 222 File Unit 019. Hawaii commercial vessel registry, navigation laws, 1994 



Articles, notes. 

Box 222 File Unit 020. Vessel, fleet records, 1894-1979 



Box 222 File Unit 021. Masters, personnel, 1980-2000 

Notes, photocopied and original company records, correspondence, notes on individual vessels. 



Lists of ship captains by year by vessel; 1894-1930; articles; interview transcript; correspondence 

including with Sailors Snug Harbor; photocopies of licenses and certificates; typescript of essay 

CAPT. C. A. Halvorson and the Alaska Packers Association: Recollections by Harold Huycke, 

1980; photograph of masters of the fleet; photographic prints. 

Box 222 File Unit 022. Pacific Queen ex Balclutha restoration, 1953-1955 



Restoration reports, 51 photographic prints of Karl Kortum, paper HISTORY AND RESTORATION 

OF THE SHIP BLACLUTHA by William N. Mills, correspondence, clippings. 

Box 222 File Unit 023. Pacific Queen ex Star of Alaska, 1954-1999 



Carnival years, Frank Kissinger; movements listing, clippings, correspondence, photographic print. 

Box 222 File Unit 024. Balclutha ex Pacific Queen ex Star of Alaska ex Balclutha, 1934-2005 



Newspaper and magazine clippings. 

Box 222 File Unit 025. Alaska Packers Association, circa 1911-1997 



Photographic prints are housed separately in box 71, folder 6. Fleet and miscellaneous items. 

Includes cannery photos of Axel Widerstrom. Three different groupings of photographs: Axel 

Widerstrom photographs, circa 1919-1921, on deck and dock views mostly of STAR OF FRANCE, 

numerous views of crew and seafaring life; STAR OF FINLAND, START OF ZEALAND, STAR OF 

SHETLAND, STAR OF HOLLAND, STAR OF LAPLAND fleet mostly at dock; various views of 

shipyards, fleet at dock and dry dock, primarily STAR OF ENGLAND. Reproductions and original 

black-and-white and color photographic prints, and one newspaper clipping. Sizes ranging from 

2.25 x 3.25 in. to 8 x 11.75 in. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 258



Box 222 File Unit 026. Balclutha ex Pacific Queen ex Star of Alaska ex Balclutha, circa 1880s-2003 

Box 222; Box 294 






These photographic prints have been housed separately in box 71, folder 7. Various views of the 

vessels under different ownership and names, primarily of the PACIFIC QUEEN in Long Beach, 

1880s-2003. One signed print to Huycke from Oswald Brett, marine artist. One photographic 

greeting card from Gunner Helman. Photographic prints and negatives of vessel. Reproductions 

and original black-and-white and color photographic prints as well as color slides. Sizes ranging 

from 1 x 2 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

File Unit 027. Balclutha ex Pacific Queen ex Star of Alaska ex Balclutha, 1925-2001 



Vessel notes, articles, correspondence, Alfred H. Durkee reminiscence, voyage lists, 1925 original 

stowage plan for Star of Alaska [see separation sheet]. 

Box 222 File Unit 028. Balclutha Cargoes, 1899-1902, 2004-2005 



Correspondence from Andrew Price, Jr., Port Pirie, Australia. 

Box 222 File Unit 029. Star of Bengal, 1944-2000 



Letter from survivor of the 1908 wreck, vessel notes, voyage list, correspondence, photocopy of 

BENGAL PROJECT, FINAL REPORT, clippings, accounts of wreck. 

Box 222 File Unit 030. Star of Bengal [built 1874; ship, 3m], circa 1908 



Photographs including two having to do with the 1908 wreck off Coronation Island. 

Box 222 File Unit 031. Star of Chile [built 1868; bark, 3m], 1947-2001 



Voyage list, vessel notes, correspondence, clippings, reprint of article, THE SCOTTISH LADY, by 

Harold Huycke. 

Box 222 File Unit 032. Star of Chile [built 1868; bark, 3m], 1919 -1954 



These photographic prints have been housed separately in box 71, folder 8. Black-and-white 

photographic prints of the STAR OF CHILE ex COALINGA ex LA ESOCESA, 1919 -1954. Various 

views of the vessel under different names docked and at sea. SCOTTISH LADY also in this folder. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, one film image and paper copy of 

the rigging plan for LA ESCOSEA. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 2.5 in. to 8 x 12 in. 

Box 222 File Unit 033. Star of England [built 1893; bark, 3m] ex Abby Palmer ex Blairmore, 1961-2002 



Vessel notes, clippings, voyage list, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 259



Box 223 File Unit 034. Star of England [built 1893; bark, 3m], 1928-1934 






vessel under her different names, 1928-1934. BLAIRMORE sinking, and ex. ABBY PALMER, and 

STAR OF ENGLAND on deck including crew, and at sea. Also includes other vessels. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 3.5 in. to 

8 x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 035. Star of Falkland [built 1892; ship, 3m], 1914-1927 




vessel as ex. ARAPAHOE, ex. DURBRIDGE, ex. STEINBEK, AND STAR OF FALKLAND at dock, 

at sea, wrecked and of figurehead, 1914-1927. Also includes photographs of DURBRIDGE bell 

and capstan at the SF Maritime Museum. Many photos by Joe Johnson. Reproductions and 

original black-and-white photographic prints, 1 photographic postcard. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 3 

in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 036. Star of Falkland [built 1892; ship, 3m], 1914-2001 



Materials related to the article by Huycke FROM RIVER CLYDE TO UNIMAK PASS : THE SHIP 

STAR OF FALKLAND by Harold Huycke; photo list with credits; list of contributors, typescript draft 

of article with annotations; correspondence; vessel notes; voyage list; notes on Durbridge, 

Steinbek, Arapahoe; Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company shop orders and 

requisitions for Steinbek [1917]; article reprints, copy of Star of Falkland logbook. 

Box 223 File Unit 037. Star of Finland [built 1899; bark, 3m] ex Kaiulani, 1974-1994 



Vessel notes, voyage list, articles including by Peter Stanford and John Lyman, correspondence, 

photocopies of vessel records including plans,. 

Box 223 File Unit 038. Star of France [built 1877; ship, 3m], 1978-1999 



Vessel notes, voyage list, clippings, photocopy of log [1918], correspondence. 

Box 223 File Unit 039. Star of France [built 1877; ship, 3m], 




vessel on deck with crew and rigging and doing sail maintenance, at dry dock in Alameda, at sea, 

at dock and of the figurehead, 1919-1934. Some photographs are those of Axel Widerstrom. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 4 in. to 8 

x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 040. Star of France [built 1877; ship, 3m], Stephen W. Lawson, 1986-1995 



Lawson's manuscript and research on vessel; correspondence; photocopies of vessel records. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 260



Box 223 File Unit 041. Star of France [built 1877; ship, 3m], Stephen W. Lawson, 





Correspondence with Steve Lawson, typescript article about Alaska Packers Association and Star 

of France, photocopies of vessel records. 

Box 223 File Unit 042. Star of Greenland [built 1892; bark, 4m], 1943-1993 



Vessel notes including from Joe Johnson's notebook; voyage list; signed copy of John Lyman's 

article THE SAILING SHIP IS NOT YET EXTINCT; Abraham Rydberg ex Star of Greenland 

materials. 

Box 223 File Unit 043. Star of Greenland [built 1892; bark, 4m], 1910-1948 




vessel as ex. ABRAHAM RYDBERG, 1910-1948. Predominantly Hamilton Lawrence's 1930 

voyage documenting crew and sea faring life as well as other vessels at sea. Includes photos 

under her other names: FOZ DO DOURO, ex. HAWAIIAN ISLES, and STAR OF GREENLAND. 

Some John Lyman photographs. Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints. 

One older gelatin silver print. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 2.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 044. Star of Holland [built 1885; bark, 3m], 1928-1972 



Typescript annotated article BARGE ZEMINDAR EX BARK STAR OF HOLLAND, 1950; original 

reports, stowage plans and requisitions; vessel notes including from Joe Johnson's notebook; 

voyage lists; articles, correspondence. 

Box 223 File Unit 045. Star of Holland [built 1885; bark, 3m], 1920-1947 




STAR OF HOLLAND, ex. HOMEWARD BOUND at sea, deck views, at dry dock and dock, 

unloading lumber, 1920-1947. Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, 1 

photographic postcard. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 3.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 046. Star of Iceland [built 1896; bark, 3m], circa 1955 



Vessel notes including from Joe Johnson's notebook; voyage list; Willscott materials,. 

Box 223 File Unit 047. Star of Iceland [built 1896; bark, 3m], 1911-1929 




vessel as STAR OF ICELAND as well as ex. WILLSCOTT at sea and dock, 1911-1929. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints. 1 photographic postcard. Sizes 

ranging from 3.5 x 4.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 261



Box 223 File Unit 048. Star of India [built 1863; bark, 3m], 1949-2003 





Correspondence including about Stead Ellis and Euterpe; San Diego Maritime Museum 

correspondence and ephemera; special survey of crew and correspondence with Mark Allen at 

Maritime Museum of San Diego. 

Box 223 File Unit 049. Star of India [built 1863; bark, 3m], 1863-1986 




vessel as the EUTERPE being built and at sea, as well as the STAR OF INDIA pre-restoration and 

at sea in San Diego. Includes John Lyman photos, correspondence with Gordon Jones, Carpenter, 

and a Christmas card from Capt. Raynaud, 1863-1986. Reproductions and original 

black-and-white photographic prints; original color photographic prints; photographic and 

photomechanical color postcards. Sizes ranging 2.5 x 3.75 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 050. Star of India [built 1863; bark, 3m] ex Euterpe [ship, 3m], 1948-1996 



Correspondence, articles, vessel notes, Huycke's article COLONIAL TRADER TO MUSEUM 

SHIP: THE BARK STAR OF INDIA. 

Box 223 File Unit 051. Star of Italy [built 1877; ship, 3m], circa 1959 



Vessel notes, voyage list, correspondence. 

Box 223 File Unit 052. Star of Italy [built 1877; ship, 3m], circa 1920s 




vessel at dock and at sea, circa 1920s. Reproductions, black and white photographic prints and 1 

black and white photographic postcard. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 5.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 223 File Unit 053. Star of Italy [built 1877; ship, 3m], assemblage undated 



Photocopy of logbook, October 25, 1898 - June 23, 1899. 

Box 224 File Unit 054. Star of Lapland [built 1902; bark, 4m] ex Atlas, 1955-2002 



Vessel notes including from Joe Johnson's notebook, voyage list, reprint of Huycke's article 

CASE-OIL AND CANNED SALMON: STAR OF LAPLAND, EX ATLAS, typescript of diary by Mrs. 

A.F. McKay 1903. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 262



Box 224 File Unit 055. Star of Lapland [built 1902; bark, 4m] ex Atlas, 1902-1927 






vessel under her names, ATLAS, ACME, and STAR OF LAPLAND, at sea, at dock, deck and 

rigging views and a portrait of Capt. A. F. McKay (ATLAS), 1902-1927. Black-and-white 

photographic reproductions. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 3.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 224 File Unit 056. Star of Peru [built 1863; bark, 3m] ex Himalaya, 1947-1999 



Vessel notes, excerpt from WHITE WINGS on Himalaya, correspondence, clippings, voyage list, 

reprint of Huycke's EMIGRANT SHIP TO COPRA HULK: THE IRON BARK BOUGAINVILLE. 

Box 224 File Unit 057. Star of Peru [built 1863; bark, 3m] ex Himalaya, circa 1930s 




ship under both HIMALAYA and STAR OF PERU at dock, at sea, at the Alameda shipyard and the 

figurehead, circa 1930s. Includes John Lyman photos. Reproduction and original black-and-white 

photographic material. Sizes ranging from 2.5 x 4 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 224 File Unit 058. Star of Poland [built 1901; bark, 4m] ex Acme, 1948-1968 



Vessel notes, voyage list, articles, vessel plan - longitudinal profile, notes on wreck, reprint of 

Huycke's article THE AMERICAN FOUR-MAST BARK STAR OF POLAND EX-ACME, typescript 

of diary of Mrs. A. F. McKay on board Acme. 

Box 224 File Unit 059. Star of Poland [built 1901; bark, 4m] ex Acme, circa 1910s-1920s 



These photographic prints have been housed separately in box 72, folder 4. Various views of 

vessel as the ACME and STAR OF POLAND on deck, at sea, at dry dock, deck views, the 

Alameda shipyard, and wrecked, circa 1910s-1920s. Includes correspondence regarding the 

acquisition of photographs from an album from Niels Nielsen, photographs dated 1913. Other 

dates given 1907-1918. Reproductions and original photographic prints. Sizes ranging from 3.5 x 

3.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 224 File Unit 060. Star of Russia [built 1874; ship, 3m], 1950-1998 



Vessel notes, voyage list. 

Box 224 File Unit 061. Star of Russia [built 1874; ship, 3m], 



These photographic prints have been housed separately in box 72, folder 5. Various views of 

vessel at sea. Reproductions and original photograph prints and 3 photographic postcards. Sizes 

ranging from 2.25 x 4 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 263



Box 224 File Unit 062. Star of Scotland [built 1887; bark, 4m] ex Kenilworth, 1973-1997 





Correspondence, vessel notes, typescript draft of THE AMERICAN SIX MASTED SCHOONER 

STAR OF SCOTLAND by Harold Huycke, clippings,. 

Box 224 File Unit 063. Star of Scotland [built 1887; bark, 4m] ex Kenilworth, 1942-1973 




ship as both the KENILWORTH and the STAR OF SCOTLAND, 1942-1973. Includes views of the 

vessel at sea; portrait of Stanley Arnold, ship owner 1930-1938; figurehead; and KENILWORTH's 

bell. Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, 1 postcard, 1 color instant 

print. Sizes ranging 2.75 x 4.5 in. to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 224 File Unit 064. Star of Shetland [built 1899; bark, 4m] ex Edward Sewall, 1936-2003 



Correspondence, clippings, photocopies of articles, vessel notes including by A.F. Raynaud. 

Box 224 File Unit 065. Star of Shetland [built 1899; bark, 4m] ex Edward Sewall, 




ex. EDWARD SEWALL at sea, on deck, portraits and a photograph of a painting of the EDWARD 

SEWALL. Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, photocopies of 

photographic material, and Christmas cards from Coulter's Steel and Forge. Sizes ranging 3.25 x 

4.25 to 8 x 10 in. 

Box 224 File Unit 066. Star of Zealand [built 1900; bark, 4m], assemblage undated 



Vessel notes including from Joe Johnson, voyage list, photocopies of clippings and articles. 

Box 224 File Unit 067. Star of Zealand [built 1900; bark, 4m], 




STAR OF ZEALAND and the ex. ASTREL, while building the ship, in San Francisco Bay with the 

Golden Gate Bridge in process, deck views including crew, at sea, and docked, 1900-1935. 

Reproductions and original black-and-white photographic prints, 2 black-and-white photographic 

postcards. Sizes ranging from 2.75 x 1.75 in. to 9 x 12 in. 

Box 224 File Unit 068. Various Alaska Packers Association vessels, circa 1930's - 1950's 



Vessel notes and other records for vessels including James A Broland [built 1869; bark]; Llewelyn 

J. Morse [built 1877; ship, 3m]; Merom [built 1870; ship]; Metha Nelson [built 1896; schooner, 3m]; 

Nicolas Thayer [built 1868; bark]; Premier [built 1876; schooner, 3m]; Prosper [built 1892; 

schooner 3m]. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 264



Box 224 File Unit 069. Santa Clara [built 1876; ship, 3m], circa 1940's - 1960's 





Vessel notes, photocopies of articles and charts, photograph. 

Box 224 File Unit 070. Servia [built 1883; ship], 1908 



Notes, original bound legal document - PROOF OF LOSS AND CLAIM OF THE ALASKA 

PACKERS ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO IN THE WRECK OF THE AMERICAN BARK 

SERVIA AND CARGO OF ON LIGHTER ENGAGED IN LOADING OF SAID BARK NOVEMBER 

1907. 

Box 224 File Unit 071. Various Alaska Packers Association vessels, circa 1940's-1960's 



Vessel notes, correspondence and other records for vessels including Tacoma [built 1881; ship]; 

Will W. Case[built 1878; bark]; Bohemia [built 1875; ship, 3m]; Centennial [built 1875; bark, 4m]; 

Electra [built 1868; bark]; George Skolfield [built 1870; ship]; Sterling [built 1873; ship]. 

Box 224 File Unit 072. Indiana [built 1876; ship, 3m], circa 1940's-1960's 



Vessel notes, voyage list, photographic prints. 

Box 224 File Unit 073. Coalinga [built 1868; bark], 1988 



Photocopy of logbook, 1901-1904, copied from original in 1988, original then in the possession of 

Frank Prothero, Seattle, WA. 

Box 224 File Unit 074. Alaska Packers related photographs, most undated 

Box 224; Box 297 




Star of Finland, Star of India photographic prints, APA banquet annotated photocopy. Also small 

metal fragment with pencil inscription, KAIULANI (now housed with objects collection, see 

accession tracking form in HDC file). 

File Unit 075. Kaiulani logbook by Capt. R. Kabel, 1900-1902 



Original logbook from Bath, ME to New York to San Francisco to Honolulu to San Francisco to 

Seattle to Honolulu; January 1900 - November 1902; see separation sheet. 

Box 224 File Unit 076. Star of Finland [built 1899; bark, 3m] ex Kaiulani and other vessels logbook, 

undetermined 



Datebook for 1918, written dates do not coincide with the calendar dates printed in book. Possibly 

1927. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 265



Box 224 File Unit 077. Workbook/logbook, 1917-1927 





Workbook and Star of Finland [built 1899; bark, 3m] ex Kaiulani calculations 1917-1927. 

Box 224 File Unit 078. Alaska Packers Association photographic posters, 1863-1902 



Alaska Packers Association Iron and Steel Sailing Ships Owned from 1901 until 1941. 19 

black-and-white images of vessels labeled with name and built date, on 2 sheets, 18 x 22 in. each. 

These photographic prints have been housed separately in oversize folder 1. Dates given 

1863-1902, presumably when ships were launched. 

Subseries 04.07. Miscellaneous businesses, circa 1895-2006 



Files on various maritime related businesses 

Arrangement 


Box 225 File Unit 001. Industrial clamming, undated 



Series of black-and-white photographic prints, 1-6 depicting the harvesting of clams. Items 

stamped Jones Photo Co., Aberdeen, Washington. 

Box 225 File Unit 002. Max Kuner Company; Shrock, Leonard Emery, 2004-2005 



Correspondence with Shrock family, clippings. 

Box 225 File Unit 003. Max Kuner Company and Pacific Mail Steamship Company, circa 1895-1899 



Publications including CAPTAINS' HANDBOOK, by Leonard Shrock & Edward Scott, documents. 

Box 225 File Unit 004. Max Kuner Company, Nautical Instruments watch repair book, 1919-2002 



Original account book of watch repairs and sales including the names of the individuals and 

corporate entities, 1919-1920; correspondence from Leonard Shrock pasted to inside cover. 

Box 225 File Unit 005. Merchants Exchange, Marine Exchange, 1940's-2002 



Correspondence, photocopies of articles about history, list of vessel sales. 

Box 225 File Unit 006. Shipping Register, assemblage undated 



Notes, photocopies of 1925 articles. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 266



Box 225 File Unit 007. Coast Seamen's Journal index, assemblage undated 





Photocopies of pages from a 1902 index with Huycke's articles of interest annotated. 

Box 225 File Unit 008. Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, 2005 



Notes, contacts. 

Box 225 File Unit 009. Foss Launch & Tug Co., a division of Dillingham Corporation-Maritime Services, 

Box 225; Box 305 (8 


items) 

1972 



Personnel information, company information, vessel loading diagram; currently known as Foss 

Maritime. 

File Unit 010. Steamship companies, 1951-1959 



3 issues of Mooremack News, reprints and clippings; fact sheet on Hapag-Lloyd; manuscript of 

vessels owned by American President Lines and predecessor organizations. 

Box 225 File Unit 011. Pacific Mail Steamship Company uniform regulations, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of uniform regulations dated January 1, 1895, stamped Pete Hurd collection. 

Box 225 File Unit 012. The Story of General Petroleum Corporation, 1910-1938, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of publication by Eugene I. Harrington. 

Box 225 File Unit 013. American Hawaiian Steamship Company, 2004-2005 and undated 



Steamboat Bill article by Edward C. March, correspondence between Huycke and March, 3 

black-and-white images of vessels Mexican, Missourian and Hawaiian; paper The Ships of 

American Hawaiian Line by William J. Glynn. 

Box 225 File Unit 014. Matson Navigation Company, 1996 



Brochure, newsletters, photocopies of articles, vessel information; includes photocopy of 1942 

statement by Harlan Soeten about the torpedoing of Kahuku (steamship). 

Box 225 File Unit 015. Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation, assemblage undated 



Photocopy of Review of Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation's Accomplishments, circa 1920. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 267



Box 225 File Unit 016. Maersk Line, 1986 





2 color calendar pages, color image of Leise Maersk. 

Box 225 File Unit 017. Standard Oil Company of California, 1995-1996 



Correspondence from Henrik Sievers including vessel list, shore staff and masters list, clipping, 

trimming table (diazotype), correspondence with Thomas R. Moore, President, Chevron Shipping 

Co. 

Box 225 File Unit 018. East Asiatic Company Limited, 1981 



Paper, EAC vessel's contribution during the World War 1939-1945. 

Box 225 File Unit 019. Alaska Steamship Company luggage tag, undated 



Luggage tag. 

Box 225 File Unit 020. Marine Transport Lines, Inc. stock certificate, 1983 



Copy of common stock certificate for 20 shares. 

Box 225 File Unit 021. Coombs & Perkins, 2006 



Correspondence from Louis Hough, clipping about Buckhorn Cove sawmill and railroad. 

Box 225 File Unit 022. Union Iron Works Bethlehem Shipyard, San Francisco, 1949 



Article on the history of the company, Pacific Marine Review, 1949. 

Box 225 File Unit 023. Havisides, Withers and Davis, Riggers and Sailmakers, 1973-1993 



Correspondence between Karl Kortum and Captain A. F. Raynaud, transcript of conversation 

Kortum had with Raynaud titled, The Havisides; typewritten and hand written essay Haviside, 

Withers & Davis by Captain A.F. Raynaud; diagram of sail loft floor by Raynaud, photocopies of 

clippings. 

Box 225 File Unit 024. Bowes & Andrews, notes from scrapbook 1906-1930, 1947-1968 



Information about Matthew Turner, vessels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 268



Box 225 File Unit 025. Compass Adjustors, 1996-2004 





Correspondence with Keith Sternberg, Leonard Shrock, photocopy of repair list at Max Kuner Co., 

Seattle August 1917-August 1919; Shrock's obituary. 

Box 225 File Unit 026. Sailmakers, Louie Bartos notes, 1991-1996 




Box 225 File Unit 027. Jones Stevedoring U.S.A., 1981-2000 



Bulletins of company operations, 1981 with note, from Niels Nielson Dec. 2000. 

Box 225 File Unit 028. Waterfront businesses, 1925 and undated 



Notes, 1 black-and-white photographic print of Heffernan Dry Dock Co. with E.R. Sterling in 

background. 

Box 225 File Unit 029. Island Tug & Barge Co., 1992-1997 



Box 225 File Unit 030. Coal companies, 2000-2002 

Correspondence with Rick James, photocopy of article by James, vessel list. 



Correspondence with E. Rosamonde Ellis Van Miert about coal carriers and Sehome Coal Co. 

Box 225 File Unit 031. Boatbuilding, shipbuilding, 1980-2006 

Box 225; Box 305 (8 


items) 



Correspondence, directory, terminology-related items. 

File Unit 032. J.H. Baxter Company History: Of Men, Ships and Poles, after 1976 



Manuscript in 18 chapters on the history of Baxter including about various administrations; product 

development of poles and piling; and steamshooners. 

Subseries 04.08. Hall Brothers Shipyard, 1875-2006 



Items here include contracts for the shipbuilding of various vessels, correspondence and other 

company records. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 269



Box 226 File Unit 001. Hall Brothers Shipyard (Port Blakely, Wash.), undated 





Hall Brothers Marine Railway and Ship Building Company stock certificate, blank. 

Box 226 File Unit 002. Hall Brothers Shipyard (Port Blakely, Wash.), 1875-1914 



Contracts for shipbuilding, Hall Bros. Port Blakeley and Port Ludlow, part 1, vessels include: 

Courser, Waialeale, Comet, Corona, W. S. Bowne, S.N. Castle, Twilight, Pio Benito, Annie Lile, 

Cassie Hayward, Ida Shnauer, Emma Utter, William L. Beebee, La Gironde, American Girl, 

Premier, Reporter, Quickstep, Hueneme. 




Contracts for shipbuilding, Hall Bros. Port Blakeley and Port Ludlow, part 2, vessels include: 

Catherine Sudden, Wielele, M.E. Foster, Wichue, Liholiho, Luka, James Mckee, Kaukeouli, C.R. 

Bishop, Aggie, Maria E. Smith, Lottie Carson, Annie Larsen, Makah, Alcalde, Hesper, Wm. 

Renton, W.G. Tibbetts, unnamed #89, James B Stetson. 




Contracts for shipbuilding, Hall Bros. Port Blakeley and Port Ludlow, part 3, vessels include: King 

Cyrus, Carrier Dove, Meteor, Prosper, W.H. Talbot, Aloha, Bonita, Wm. Bowden, C.S. Holmes, 

Kokomis, Mauna Loa [James Spiers], Inca, No-E-AU [Scray], A.N. Campbell, Nomad, Willie R. 

Hume, Halcyon, Wm. Nottingham, Delhi,. 




Contracts for shipbuilding, Hall Bros. Port Blakeley and Port Ludlow, part 4, vessels include: John 

Smith, Dora Bluhm, Planter, Rosalind, Rich Rush, Alice Cooke, S.G. Wilder, Lizzie Vance, F.E. 

Sander, Robert Sudden, Golden Shore, Irmgard, Albert S. 

Box 226 File Unit 006. Hall Brothers Shipyard (Port Blakely, Wash.), 1964 and 2006 







Company records including invoices, correspondence with Amalgamated Paint Company. 




Company records including vessel lists, clippings, genealogical information, notes, 

correspondence including with Michael Jay Mjelde, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 270



Box 226 File Unit 009. Hall Brothers Shipyard (Port Blakely, Wash.), circa 1970 





Gary White notes, transcription of interview by Huycke with Mrs. Keiler. 


Box 226; Box 305 (8 


items) 



Correspondence and items about litigation involving a subpoena for Hall Bros. records. 

File Unit 011. Hall Brothers Shipyard, reproduced 1995 



Series of 3 rolls of microfilmed records of Hall Brothers Marine Railway & Shipbuilding Co., 

1904-1915. Rolls are titled, Hartcrowser-Huycke collection, rolls # 1, 2 and 3. Roll #1: folder #2 

Jan.-Mar.1995 Managers Daily Reports S23/box#28 thru folder#371 S19/Box#023. Roll#2: 

folder#342 S19/Box#023 thru folder#3 abstract of bids S8/Box#013. Roll #3: folder#1 bill rendered 

ledger (H13) 1906-1914 thru folder #256 L4. See separation sheet. 

Subseries 04.09. States Marine Lines, Isthmian Lines, 1952-2005 



Many of the items here were assembled by Huycke in the course of his employment at States Marine 

and States Marine-Isthmian Agency. Items included are cargo capacity and stowage plans, 

photographs, business forms, procedures, regulations, and ports information. 

Arrangement 


Box 226 File Unit 001. States Marine Lines, Inc. agency addresses, circa 1967-1969 



Agency contact information around the world, States Marine-Isthmian Agency, Inc. Agency List. 

Box 226 File Unit 002. States Marine Lines, Inc. vessel particulars, 1960 



Cargo capacities and vessel characteristics June, 1960. 

Box 226 File Unit 003. States Marine Lines, Inc. Isthmian Lines, 1960-1967 



Cargo capacities and vessel characteristics June, 1960; advertising giveaway. 

Box 226 File Unit 004. States Marine Lines, Inc. reading file, 1964-1966 



Intra office outbound memos from Huycke to others. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 271



Box 226 File Unit 005. States Marine Lines, Inc. outward correspondence, 1966-1970 





Huycke's outbound correspondence generated from Huycke's employment in the operations 

department of States Marine - Ishmian Agency, Inc. 

Box 227 File Unit 006. States Marine Lines, Inc. photos of barges loaded, 1970-1971 



Photo album (color and black-and-white photographic prints with annotations) of barges loaded, 

1970-1971 for Puget Sound Tug and Barge Co., Seattle WA. 

Box 227 File Unit 007. States Marine Lines, Inc. photos of Pelican State, circa 1960 



56 mostly 8x10 inch black-and-white photographic prints of the vessel, Pelican State. 

Box 227 File Unit 008. States Marine Lines, Inc. photos of Pelican State, 1960 



29 black-and-white 8x10 inch photographic prints of vessel Pelican State, Gulfport to Pusan. 

Box 227 File Unit 009. States Marine Lines, Inc. general information, merchant ships, 1960-1964 



Inside file is labeled, check lists & memoranda; instructions, vessel specifications, regulations, 

procedures. 

Box 227 File Unit 010. States Marine Lines, Inc., forms, undated 



Blank forms used in the course of business at States Marine Lines, Inc., Castle and Cook, Inc., 

Isthmian Lines, Inc. 

Box 227 File Unit 011. States Marine Lines, Inc. navigational chart, circa 1965 



Chart of Mexican coast. 

Box 227 File Unit 012. States Marine Lines, Inc. booking sheets, 1964 



Various vessels, booking lists, load lists. 

Box 227 File Unit 013. States Marine Lines, Inc. guide, undated 



Guide for logbook entries. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 272



Box 227 File Unit 014. States Marine Lines, Inc. weather reports and routing, undated 





Operational procedures, handscripted notes, code. 

Box 227 File Unit 015. States Marine Lines, Inc. communications plan, 1958 



Company communications standards. 

Box 227 File Unit 016. States Marine Lines, Inc. payroll, crew, circa 1963 



Payroll procedures, accounting forms, rates, notes, questions and answers. 

Box 227 File Unit 017. States Marine Lines, Inc. customs procedures, 1952-1964 



Custom forms, instructions, notes on various international ports including Canada, Pusan, Japan, 

Saigon, Thailand, Suez Canal and Lisbon (includes crew list for SS Beaver State of which Huycke 

was master, 1964). 

Box 227 File Unit 018. States Marine Lines, Inc. Military Sea Transport Services, 1968 



MSTS contract. 

Box 227 File Unit 019. States Marine Lines, Inc., port information, 1967 



Port Information Brochure, Columbia/Willamette Rivers & Oregon Coast Ports, soundings. 

Box 227 File Unit 020. States Marine Lines, Inc., port data, 1962-1973 



Port data for several ports including Honolulu, Seattle, Corinto. 

Box 227 File Unit 021. States Marine Lines, Inc. Alaska ports, 1960-1968 



Handscripted descriptions of port towns, black-and-white photographic prints of port activity, 

correspondence regarding and by Captain K.C. Frey, photocopy of 1968 account of a burial at sea 

aboard SS Steel Surveyor. 

Box 227 File Unit 022. States Marine Lines, Inc. safety and health, 1971-1972 



Federal Register regulations, U.S. Department of Labor safety and health standards. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 273



Box 228 File Unit 023. States Marine Lines, Inc. radar plotting, 1959-1961 





Pacific Coast Radar Training School, San Francisco, CA notes, maneuvering board study 

problems, questions and answers. 

Box 228 File Unit 024. States Marine Lines, Inc. cargo stowage plans, 1963-1964 



Cargo stowage plans for various vessels. 









Box 228 File Unit 027. States Marine Lines, Inc. San Francisco office, Mexico-CA operations; part 1, 

1967-1970 



Directory of personnel, employee handbook, cargo data, correspondence, crew list. 


1966-1969 



Correspondence, company documents. 


1964-1969 



Cargo data, correspondence, employee pension plan information, press release of the acquisition 

by Santa Fe International Corporation (1969), vessel information. 

Box 228 File Unit 030. States Marine Lines, Inc. San Marcos Island, 1969 



Gypsum cargo stowage plans for various vessels. 

Box 228 File Unit 031. States Marine Lines, Inc. operations Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu, 1964-1965 



14 black-and-white photographic prints of pineapple stowage, cargo stowage plans for SS Steel 

Executive, correspondence, cargo notes, stevedore information. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 274



Box 228 File Unit 032. States Marine Lines, Inc. lumber operations, Seattle, 1963-1964 





Correspondence, company documents, Huycke's sea voyages, cargo data, port and vessel notes. 

States Marine Lines, 820 Third Avenue, Seattle, WA. 

Box 228 File Unit 033. States Marine Lines, Inc. intercoastal lumber, 1960-1965 



Cargo and vessel data, correspondence, reports, forms. 

Box 228 File Unit 034. States Marine Lines, Inc., Isthmian Steamship Company, 1942-2000 



1 black-and -white postcard of Knoxville City; correspondence and fleet list from Gene Harrower, 

photocopies of company correspondence, clipping. 

Box 228 File Unit 035. States Marine Lines, Inc., Isthmian History, 1949-2003 



1 black-and -white photograph of Howick Hall; article reproductions, correspondence about various 

vessels, articles on the history of the company, notes, fleet list. 

Box 228 File Unit 036. States Marine Lines, Inc., ships, fleet information, 1997-2001 



List and vessel information by Skip Lewis, correspondence. 

Box 228 File Unit 037. The Ships of the States Marine Line, 2004-2005 



Paper on the history of the company by William J. Gly(indecipherable)?; correspondence with 

Warren Leback. 

Box 228 File Unit 038. Isthmian Steamship Company, Skip Lewis research revised 2003, 1999-2003 



Vessel information, correspondence; part 1. 

Box 228 File Unit 039. Isthmian Steamship Company, Skip Lewis research revised 2003, 1999-2003 



Vessel information, correspondence; part 2. 

Box 228 File Unit 040. The Ships of the Isthmian Steamship Company, 2004 



Paper by William J. Glynn. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 275


Subseries 04.10. Puget Sound Tug & Barge Company, 1970-1971 



Subseries 04.10. Puget Sound Tug & Barge Company, 1970-1971 



Many of the materials herein were collected by Huycke during his employment at Puget Sound Tug 

and Barge Company. 

Box 229 File Unit 001. Puget Sound Tug & Barge Co. company documents, 1970-1971 



Company newsletters, Red Stack Log published by Crowley Launch and Tugboat Co., inter-office 

memos, tanker movement data, port information, voyage charter. 

Box 229 File Unit 002. Puget Sound Tug & Barge Co. arctic marine freighters; part 1, 1970-1971 



Photographs of pipeline cargo, newspaper clippings including some about the Trans-Alaska 

Pipeline System, company records, benefits information, newsletters, travel receipts, directories, 

overtime reports,. 

Box 229 File Unit 003. Puget Sound Tug & Barge Co. arctic marine freighters; part 2, 1970-1971 



Photographs of pipeline cargo, newspaper clippings including some about the Trans-Alaska 

Pipeline System, company records, benefits information, newsletters, travel receipts, directories, 

overtime reports,. 

Subseries 04.11. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, 1949-2005 



Materials include cargo stowage plans, memoranda, correspondence, company publications, and 

photographic prints of docks, loading activity and vessels. 

Arrangement 


Box 229 File Unit 001. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company stowage plans; part 1, 1949-2003, bulk 

1949-1954 



Stowage and capacity booklet, cargo stowage plans. 

Box 229 File Unit 002. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company stowage plans; part 2, 1949-1954 



Cargo stowage plans. 

Box 229 File Unit 003. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company stevedore instructions, 1975-1978 



Internal memoranda. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 276



Box 229 File Unit 004. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company vessels, stowage and capacity booklet, undated 





Plans by Philip F. Spaulding & Associates; archives brochure. 

Box 229 File Unit 005. Manuscript, The Lumber Trade by Donald F. Miley, 1991-2002 



Paper about Weyerhaeuser ships, correspondence between Huycke and Miley. 

Box 229 File Unit 006. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company photographs, circa 1950's-2003 



3 black-and-white and 2 color photographic prints of Weyerhaeuser vessels, correspondence and 

photocopied images and clippings from the Weyerhaeuser Archives. 

Box 229 File Unit 007. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company correspondence, 1998-2004 



Letters between Huycke and archivists at Weyerhaeuser Company about various vessels. 

Box 229 File Unit 008. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company lumber piers, 2003-2005 



24 black-and-white photographic prints of docks and loading activity (undated)with key; 

correspondence with Megan Moholt research archivist for Weyerhaeuser, clippings. 

Box 229 File Unit 009. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, Liberty Ships, mills, 1955-2000 



Clippings, brochure, company bonus and holiday cards, article The 1032's-and more by Edward C. 

March, photocopies of photographs and company documents, photocopies of articles, notes,. 

Box 229 File Unit 010. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, Harold D. Huycke notes, 1952-1957, 1952-2001; 

bulk 1952-1957 



Notes about cargo operation, company forms. 

Box 229 File Unit 011. Weyerhaeuser Company, 2002 



Photocopies of log scaling, grading and pricing manuals (1911-1929), correspondence between 

Niels A. Nielsen and Megan Moholt, research archivist. 

Box 229 File Unit 012. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, Edward C. March, 1954 and undated 



Letter of recommendation for March by Office of Maritime Training , US Maritime Service Institute; 

manuscript Remembering The Weyerhaeuser Line by Captain E.C. March. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 277



Box 230 File Unit 013. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, Edward C. March, 2000-2001 





Correspondence between Huycke and March; article on Marsodak (steamship). 

Box 230 File Unit 014. Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, Edward C. March, 2002 



Copies of U.S. Department of Labor safety related bulletins written by March, correspondence with 

Huycke. 

Box 230 File Unit 015. Weyerhaeuser news, 1960 



Copy of publication featuring historic photo of ships on the cover. 

Box 230 File Unit 016. Weyerhaeuser Company, forest products loading, Munck cranes, 1977 



Photocopies of cargo loading documents. 

Subseries 04.12. Pope and Talbot, Inc., 1929-2002 



Items include photographic prints of mill and vessels; McCormick Steamship Company records and 

photos; labor roster and agreement; and lumber loading specifications. 

Arrangement 


Box 230 File Unit 001. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Port Gamble, 1997-1999 



Notes from Port Gamble Museum archives, clippings. 

Box 230 File Unit 002. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Port Gamble, Port Ludlow, 1962-1997 and undated 



5 black-and-white photographic prints and postcards of mill, Puget Hotel and sailing vessels at 

dock. Vessels include Palmyra (bark), Atlanta (bark), Skagit (barkentine), Cowlitz (bark), Bonanza 

(bark), Emerald (bark), correspondence with Shana Smith of Pope and Talbot, brochures, 

clippings. 

Box 230 File Unit 003. Pope and Talbot, Inc., McCormick Steamship Company, ships, mills, history, 

1929-1998 



Correspondence about vessels and the relationship of McCormick to Pope and Talbot, Inc., 

black-and-white photographic print of McCormick Steamship Co. dock, Tacoma, WA 1929, 1 

black-and-white photographic print of unidentified McCormick vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 278



Box 230 File Unit 004. Pope and Talbot, Inc., University of Washington records, 1996 





Copies of 1890's correspondence about shares in a schooner and correspondence from Gary 

White, UW records. 

Box 230 File Unit 005. Pope and Talbot, Inc., McCormick Steamship Company, Port Gamble shipping 

records, assemblage undated 



Photocopies of voyage records, business summary information, Masters Mates and Pilots 

agreement, work rules, linen information, payroll lists, financial reports; 1909-1946. 

Box 230 File Unit 006. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Niels Nielsen, voyages and ships, 1997 



Correspondence, photocopies of ships, voyages. 

Box 230 File Unit 007. Pope and Talbot, Inc., William C. Talbot, 1997 



Correspondence with Patricia Burke about William Chaloner Talbot and E.R. Sterling, 4 

black-and-white photographic prints including of William C. Talbot and members of the Helms 

family. 

Box 230 File Unit 008. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Port Gamble labor, Niels Nielsen, 1948-1998 



Correspondence from Nielsen with copies of company labor rosters, working agreements; includes 

original booklet, Pacific Coast Longshore Agreement 1948-1951. 

Box 230 File Unit 009. Pope and Talbot, Inc., cargo letters, stevedore reports, voyage accounts, 1997-2002 



Records collected by Niels Nielsen including photocopies of interoffice correspondence about 

vessel cargos and movement from 1950's and 1960's; copies of records provided by Owen F. 

Niemann, Operating Manager, Pope and Talbot Steamship Division 1957-1963; correspondence 

with Huycke; includes content list; part 1. 

Box 230 File Unit 010. Pope and Talbot, Inc., cargo letters, stevedore reports, voyage accounts, 1997-2002 



Records collected by Niels Nielsen including photocopies of interoffice correspondence about 

vessel cargos and movement from 1950's and 1960's; copies of records provided by Owen F. 

Niemann, Operating Manager, Pope and Talbot Steamship Division 1957-1963; correspondence 

with Huycke; includes content list; part 2. 

Box 230 File Unit 011. Pope and Talbot, Inc., correspondence of Captain Niels Nielsen, 1998-2002 



Correspondence with Huycke and others. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 279



Box 230 File Unit 012. McCormick Steamship Company, provided by Robert E. Lyman, 1932-1991 





Scrapbook clippings, photos, company memos and letters, notes from Bob Lyman; includes article, 

Through the Freight Office by R.E. Lyman, Oakland Office Manager, McCormick Steamship 

Company published in Port of Oakland Compass; cargo plan for West Ira (1933); manuscript A 

Modern Sea Story. 

Box 230 File Unit 013. Pope and Talbot, Inc., miscellaneous, 1951 



Copy of article Pope and Talbot's Tugboat Fleet by Helen Gibbs; Ames collection, vessel 

information; P&T Builder ship specifications; P&T Trader, South American Voyage. 

Box 230 File Unit 014. Pope and Talbot, Inc., McCormick Steamship Company various items, 1963-1998 



Correspondence, clipping, brochure of Jefferson County Historical Museum. 

Box 230 File Unit 015. Pope and Talbot, Inc., grain fittings, lining materials, undated 



Photocopies of specifications. 

Box 230 File Unit 016. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Victory Ships, P&T Builder, 1951-1961 



Specifications for lumber loads; ship particulars; grain fittings, deck maintenance work list, lube oil 

cargo, west bound cargo, fresh water allowance. 

Box 230 File Unit 017. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Victory Ships, P&T Adventurer, Capt. Sorensen report, 1950 



Report on stability and trim including disposition of lumber and cargo space. 

Box 230 File Unit 018. Pope and Talbot, Inc., Palmetto Mariner (built 1953; steamship), ship particulars, 

undated 



Data and information. 

Box 230 File Unit 019. Pope and Talbot, Inc., special cargo, chief mate's instructions; permissible deck 

loads, undated 



Instructions and permissible deck loads in pounds. 

Box 230 File Unit 020. Pope and Talbot, Inc., C-3 Vessel, 1957 and undated 



P&T Navigator lumber load and cargo capacities; P&T Trader, stability; P&T Forester cargo 

capacity. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 280



Box 230 File Unit 021. Pope and Talbot, Inc., research by Harry Stein, Portland, 1999 





Correspondence, photocopies of newspaper articles, chapters of a manuscript. 

Subseries 04.13. Shipping register bureaus, 1948-1999 



Includes information by and about Lloyd's, American Bureau of Shipping, and Bureau Veritas 

Arrangement 


Box 231 File Unit 001. Shipping register bureaus, history of Lloyd's, 1948-1973 



Correspondence including with Frank Clark and John Lyman, alterations booklets. 

Box 231 File Unit 002. Shipping register bureaus, Lloyd's, 1988 



Notes, correspondence, photocopy of Lloyd's publication, Rules & Regulations for the Construction 

and Classification of Wood Vessels. 

Box 231 File Unit 003. Shipping register bureaus, British Corporation, Lloyd's Register, 1993-1994 



Correspondence, notes, photocopies of excerpts. 

Box 231 File Unit 004. Shipping register bureaus, American Bureau of Shipping, classifications, loadline, 

1990-1999 



Correspondence, photocopies of articles, newsletter. 

Box 231 File Unit 005. Shipping register bureaus, Bureau Veritas, Paris, 1996 



Brochure. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 281

Series 05. Historical organizations and museums, circa 1899-2005 

Subseries 05.01. AICH Cape Horners, member records, 1942-2005 






During his lifetime Huycke held dozens of memberships in organizations that were involved in maritime 

history. This series represents those he was relatively more involved with. In some of these organizations 

he held founding and leadership roles, as was the case for Square Rigger Club and AICH Cape Horners, 

North American chapter. For these he maintained files consisting of organizational records. Other 

organizations in this series include San Diego Maritime Museum, Steamship Historical Society of 

America, North American Society for Oceanic History, and San Francisco Maritime National Historical 

Park. In addition, there is a general file of information that Huycke collected on organizations throughout 

the world. 

Arrangement 





Member records including applications for membership 

Arrangement 


Box 231 File Unit 001. Huycke, Harold (Capt.) (sympathizer), 1995-2000 



1995 conference in Chile - registration, payments. 

Box 231 File Unit 002. Colton, J.F.(Capt) (ordinary), 1967-2002 



Photographs of Colton and his family, biographical manuscript - various drafts, correspondence, 

copies of certificates, obituary. 

Box 231 File Unit 003. Gray, Mason (extraordinary), 1993-2001 



Membership application, notes. 

Box 231 File Unit 004. Gallaher, James W. (extraordinary), 1993-2003 



Membership application, correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 231 File Unit 005. Shigley, Asa W. (Capt) (ordinary), 1993-2002 



Membership application, correspondence, biographical notes. 

Box 231 File Unit 006. Luce, Gene (extraordinary), 1993-1999 



Membership app., correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 282



Box 231 File Unit 007. Montgomery, Robt. (Capt.) (ordinary), 1993-1997 





Membership app., correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 231 File Unit 008. Wells, Thomas (extraordinary), 1993-2004 



Membership app., correspondence, biographical info., obituary. Thomas Winchester Wells, marine 

artist. 

Box 231 File Unit 009. Dickinson, Stephen C. (extraordinary), 1942-1997 



Membership app., correspondence, obituary, includes bio, The Duchess & Kapduva by Esther 

Dickinson and from the logs kept by Stephen Dickinson. 

Box 231 File Unit 010. Glasgow, Kenneth Hughes (extraordinary), 1993-2000 



Membership app., correspondence, clippings. 

Box 231 File Unit 011. Bartz, William G. (extraordinary), 1993-2000 



Membership app., copies of certs., correspondence. 

Box 231 File Unit 012. Lawrence, Hamilton (extraordinary), 1993-2001 




Box 231 File Unit 013. Eddy, Howard H. (extraordinary), 1993-1998 




Box 231 File Unit 014. Riehl, Gordon, C. (extraordinary), 1993-1997 



Membership app., correspondence, route of the bark, Kaiulani, 1941-1942. 

Box 231 File Unit 015. Kortum, Karl (extraordinary), 1993 



Membership app., includes short account of Kortum's Kaiulani experience in 1941-1942. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 283



Box 231 File Unit 016. Multiple files: Raynaud, Adrian F. (Capt.); Davis, Annette Brock; Owen, John; 



Cahoon, Susan Quick; Riis, Ib. (Capt.), 1993-2004 



Membership applications, correspondence, obituaries, biographical information. 

Box 231 File Unit 017. Multiple files: Henriksen, Jack R.; Knowlton, Elliott B.; Soules, Thomas Taft; Starck, 

Carl A. (Capt.); Beck, Benjamin, Jr. (Capt.), 1993-2000 



Membership applications, correspondence, obituaries, biographical information, photographic 

prints. 

Box 232 File Unit 018. Multiple files: Albright, John W. (Capt.); Kjeldsen, Ove (Capt.); Pierce, Frank W.; 

Stark, William F.; Hotchkiss, Stuart (Capt.); Trail, Alexander R. (Capt.), 1993-2005 




prints. 

Box 232 File Unit 019. Mills, William N. (Capt.); Jannasch, Niels W.; Ickringill, Jack W.; Giles, Tod, M.S.; 

Culbard, Frank W. (Capt.); O'Hagen, William W., 1993-2004 




Box 232 File Unit 020. Multiple files: Warren, Donald; Benesch, Horst (Capt.); Halkett, Hugh (Capt.); 

Thomsen, Niels (Capt.), 1995-2002 




Box 232 File Unit 021. Multiple files: Bowker, Francis E. Biff; Lindberg, Helmer Olav; Clark, Garnett Y.; 

Tweeddale, Duane S., 1946-2003 




prints. 

Subseries 05.02. AICH Cape Horners, general records, 1960-2003 



These files include AICH North America newsletters (produced by Huycke), publication materials, 

manuscripts and correspondence. 

Arrangement 


Box 232 File Unit 001. Membership applications, pending, incomplete, 1995-1997 



Sivertz, McGinty, Jorgensen. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 284



Box 232 File Unit 002. Meeting notes, profiles, trip log, 1964-2001 





Notes, correspondence, biographic information, log. 

Box 232 File Unit 003. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. IV, No. 1, Mar. 1997, 1997-2000 



Original layouts with photographs; biographical information; draft manuscripts of article, The 

six-masted barkentine, E.R. Sterling by Captain Harold D. Huycke. 

Box 232 File Unit 004. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. III, No. 4, Dec. 1996, 1996 



Original layouts with photographs; Sterling manuscript; Colton biography. 

Box 232 File Unit 005. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. III, No. 3, Sept. 1996, 1996 



Layout, log of trip to New Zealand, Sterling manuscript. 

Box 232 File Unit 006. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. III, No. 2, June 1996, 1996 



Sterling manuscript, editor notes, photos. 

Box 232 File Unit 007. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. III, No. 1, Dec 1995, 1995 



Editor notes, Sterling manuscript, log of trip to Germany and France, obituaries. 

Box 232 File Unit 008. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. II, no. 4, Sept. 1995, 1995 



Part II of E. R. Sterling manuscript, extras, editor note, book reviews, obituaries,. 

Box 232 File Unit 009. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. II, No. 3, 1995 July and manuscript, etc., 1995-1996 



Sterling manuscript, editor notes, biography of Capt. Carl A Starck. 

Box 232 File Unit 010. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. II, No. 2, June 1995, 1995-1996 



Huycke manuscripts, The five-masted schooner City of Alberni ex Vigilant, log of a trip to Chile, , 

correspondence, photographic prints. 

Box 233 File Unit 011. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. II, No. 1, Mar. 1995, 1994-1995 



Newsletter layout, obituaries. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 285



Box 233 File Unit 012. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. I, No. 4, Dec. 1994, 1994 





Newsletter. 

Box 233 File Unit 013. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. I, No. 3, June 1994, 1994 



Newsletter layout. 

Box 233 File Unit 014. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. I, No. 2, Mar. 1994, 1994 



Newsletter layout, drafts of articles, correspondence,. 

Box 233 File Unit 015. Newsletter, AICH NA, Vol. I, No. 1, Dec 1993, 1993-1994 



Newsletter layout, correspondence. 

Box 233 File Unit 016. Membership list, 1996-2003 



List, notes. 

Box 233 File Unit 017. AICH - International Rules, 1978 



Rules. 

Box 233 File Unit 018. AICH North American Section, 1993 



Correspondence, lists, rules about forming a North American section. 

Box 233 File Unit 019. AICH correspondence, memos, 1995-2005 



Capt. Roger Ghys, International General Secretary AICH. 

Box 233 File Unit 020. Cape Horn route, 2000 



Essay by Huycke, North America and The Cape Horn Route, manuscript, correspondence. 

Box 233 File Unit 021. North American section AICH, 2003-2004 



Potential member lists, US and Canada. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 286



Box 233 File Unit 022. AICH Livre D' Or, Golden Book, 2000 





Correspondence with Andre LeMouellic. 

Box 233 File Unit 023. AICH NA correspondence, 1993-2003 



Worldwide correspondence. 

Box 233 File Unit 024. AICH minutes of Hamburg meeting, 2001 



Meeting on Jan 12-13, 2001 re dissolution. 

Box 233 File Unit 025. AICH NA membership, 1978-1998 



Lists, applications, rules, forms. 

Box 233 File Unit 026. AICH NA newsletter, circa 1998 



Policies, stamps, mailing lists, letterhead. 




Copies of outgoing correspondence from Huycke. 




Copies of outgoing correspondence from Huycke. 

Box 233 File Unit 029. Yachtsman question, 1996-1998 



Correspondence addressing the question of amending international rules for admission, British 

section. 

Box 233 File Unit 030. Question of Chilean membership, 1996-1997 



Correspondence, clippings, Lokkebo, Benavente, etc. 

Box 233 File Unit 031. Boberg, Lennart, stamps, ships, 1995 



Photocopies of nautical themed stamps and historical annotations about vessels; correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 287



Box 233 File Unit 032. AICH, Tour Solidor - The Tower, 1997 





History, correspondence with Philippe Magnon. 

Box 234 File Unit 033. AICH Congress, St. Malo, France, 2002-2003 



Held May 12-16, 2003; registration materials, program, correspondence with Roger Ghys. 

Box 234 File Unit 034. AICH Congress, Nyborg, Denmark, 2002 



Program, correspondence. 

Box 234 File Unit 035. AICH Congress, Valparaiso, Chile, 2000-2001 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, clippings, photographic prints. 

Box 234 File Unit 036. AICH Congress, Mariehamn, Aland, 2000 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, brochures, clippings, commemorative 

medallions. 

Box 234 File Unit 037. AICH Congress, Wellington, New Zealand, 1998 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, brochures, clippings. 

Box 234 File Unit 038. AICH Congress, Rhine River, Germany, 1997 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, brochures, clippings. 

Box 234 File Unit 039. AICH Congress, St. Malo, Brest, France, 1996 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, brochures, photographs. 

Box 234 File Unit 040. AICH Congress, Valparaiso, Chile, 1995 




Box 234 File Unit 041. AICH Congress, Cuxhaven,, 1994 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, brochures. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 288



Box 234 File Unit 042. AICH Congress, Nyborg, Denmark, 1993 






Box 234 File Unit 043. AICH Congress, St. Malo, 1980 



Roster of attendees. 

Box 234 File Unit 044. AICH Congress, Mariehamn, Aland, 1992 




Box 234 File Unit 045. AICH, bulletins, financial reports, memos, 1993-2000 



Bulletins, financial reports, memos. 

Box 234 File Unit 046. AICH, clippings, misc., 1992-1996 



Clippings, misc. 

Box 234 File Unit 047. Lindquist, Tor, 2006 



Correspondence (Australia). 

Box 234 File Unit 048. AICH Australian section, 1993-2005 



Correspondence, rules, journal, photographic prints. 

Box 235 File Unit 049. AICH British newsletter, 1967-2002 



23rd Congress booklet, newsletters. 

Box 235 File Unit 050. AICH Congress, 1997 proposal for San Francisco (not done), 1995 




Box 235 File Unit 051. South Africa Cape Horners, 1998-2003 



Spindrift newsletters, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 289



Box 235 File Unit 052. Netherlands Cape Horners, 1995 





Progress report. 

Box 235 File Unit 053. AICH Aland section, 1989-2003 



Newsletter and correspondence. 

Box 235 File Unit 054. AICH Swedish section, 1974-1995 



1974 Congress program, correspondence. 

Box 235 File Unit 055. AICH Chilean section, 1986-2000 



Information, correspondence, historical booklet, photographic prints. 

Box 235 File Unit 056. AICH Denmark section, 1994-1999 



Correspondence, member list. 

Box 235 File Unit 057. AICH Germany, 1993-2000 



Correspondence, clippings, newsletters, photographs. 

Box 235 File Unit 058. AICH New Zealand, 1994-2003 



Correspondence, reunion announcement,. 

Box 235 File Unit 059. AICH International, 1968-1993 



Membership rosters various years, various sections, rules, programs. 

Box 235 File Unit 060. AICH North American Section, Rizzo, Frank, 1982-1985 



Box 235 File Unit 061. AICH International, 1960-1994 

Covers early efforts in the formation of the North American section; correspondence, rosters. 



History, bylaws, rules, programs, correspondence, publication on Albatross and diamond shaped 

albatross hook-emblem of AICH. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 290



Box 235 File Unit 062. AICH American section, old correspondence, early efforts, 1970-1992 





Correspondence to and from various individuals including Tom Wells, Peter Stanford. 

Box 235 File Unit 063. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 1 no. 4, December 1994, 1994 



Duplicates, spares. 

Box 235 File Unit 064. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 1 no. 3, June 1994, 



Feature: Star of Scotland. 

Box 235 File Unit 065. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 2 no. 1, March, 1995 




Box 235 File Unit 066. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 2, no. 2, June 1995, 1995 




Box 235 File Unit 067. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 2, no. 3, July 1995, 1995 



Newsletter. 

Box 235 File Unit 068. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 3, no. 1 , December 1995, 1995 



Newsletter and spares; includes Huycke's The six masted barkentine, E.R. Sterling, part III. 

Box 235 File Unit 069. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. II, no. 4,, undated 



Extra sets. 

Box 235 File Unit 070. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 3, no. 2, 1996 



Newsletter; includes Huycke's The six masted barkentine, E.R. Sterling, part IV. 




Newsletter; includes Huycke's The six masted barkentine, E.R. Sterling, part V. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 291








Newsletter and spares. 

Box 235 File Unit 073. North American Cape Horners newsletter, vol. 3, no. 4, December 1996, 1996 



Newsletter. 

Box 235 File Unit 074. Chile 20 Oct.-20 Nov, 1995., 1995 



Box 236 File Unit 075. Chile 20 Oct.-20 Nov, 1995., 1995 

Misc. notes, biography, history, references, travel, data, etc. Includes information from the 51st 

World Congress of AICH, Cape Horner organization, a guide to photos taken, and notes. Part 1. 



Box 236 File Unit 076. Roche, Chris, 1995-2005 

Misc. notes, biography, history, references, travel, data, etc. Includes information from the 51st 

World Congress of AICH, Cape Horner organization, a guide to photos taken, and notes. Part 2. 



British section, AICH correspondence. 

Box 236 File Unit 077. Cape Horners' Club of Australia, 1961-1972 



Newsletters # 1-40, October 1961-February 1972. 

Subseries 05.03. AICH Cape Horners, photograph albums by vessel, circa 1899-1996 



Photo albums assembled by Huycke 

Arrangement 


Box 236 File Unit 001. Calbuco ex Karmo ex Circe (built 1885; ship, 3m), circa 1899-1993 



Photo album - photographic prints of vessel and crews; approx. 1.5 inches. 

Box 236 File Unit 002. Commodore (built 1919; schooner, 4m), circa 1929-1941 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 292



Box 236 File Unit 003. Daylight (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1917-1992 





Photo album - photographic prints of vessel and crews; approx. 1 inch. 

Box 237 File Unit 004. City of Alberni ex Vigilant (schooner, 5m), circa 1932-1974 




Box 237 File Unit 005. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 4m) ex Star of Finland, circa 1930s-1940s 



Photo album - photographic prints of vessel and crews; approx. 0.5 inches; Album appears to be a 

research collection: contains photographs of the KAUILANI before her 1941-1942 voyage as the 

STAR OF FINLAND, at Bethlehem Steel Shipyard in Alameda in July 1941, various members of 

the crew (notably Captain Wigsten) and images of the 1941-1942 voyage including looking out 

over the deck load of lumber October 1941. One of the photographers was Karl Kortum. 

Box 237 File Unit 006. Pamir (built 1905; bark, 4m), circa 1939-1980 




Box 237 File Unit 007. Penang (bark, 3m), circa 1938-1940 




Box 237 File Unit 008. Guaytecas (bark, 3m), circa 1917-1942 




Box 237 File Unit 009. Foz Do Douro ex Abraham Rydberg (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1938-1992 




Box 237 File Unit 010. Lautaro (bark, 4m) ex Priwall (bark, 4m), circa 1933-1945 




Box 237 File Unit 011. Winterhude (bark 3m) ex Selma Hemsoth ex Winterhude ex Mabel Rickmers, circa 

1914 -1946 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 293



Box 237 File Unit 012. Lawhill (bark, 4m), circa 1941-1951 






Box 237 File Unit 013. Moshulu (built 1904; bark, 4m) ex Dreadnaught ex Kurt, circa1920-1996 



Photo album pages and loose prints of vessel and crew, including by Goddard and P.A. 

MacDonald; photocopy of vessel plans and wine list from Moshulu Stena Line. Approx. 1 inch. 




Includes information on historical organizations and museum primarily in North American but also 

internationally 

Huycke maintained memberships in dozens of these organizations over the years 

Arrangement 


Box 238 File Unit 001. National Maritime Historical Society, 1980-2001 



Membership information, including Alaska Seafarers Alumni. 

Box 238 File Unit 002. Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society, 1998-2003 



Records on book, Images of America - Maritime Seattle, a Sea Chest commemorative published 

by Arcadia Publishing, correspondence of PSMHS Editorial Board Book Committee, part 1. 

Box 238 File Unit 003. Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society, 1998-2003 



Records on book, Images of America - Maritime Seattle, a Sea Chest commemorative published 

by Arcadia Publishing, correspondence of PSMHS Editorial Board Book Committee, part 2. 

Box 238 File Unit 004. Mystic Seaport Museum, 1922-1984 



Brochures, ephemera, photographs, postcards, exhibit information, membership cards, trip 

announcements, Marine Historical Association correspondence. 

Box 238 File Unit 005. Maritime Museums not otherwise specified, 1959-1999 



Brochures, newsletters, membership correspondence from various maritime museums primarily in 

the United States, Canada and Australia, photographic prints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 294



Box 238 File Unit 006. New Zealand Museums, 1979-2000 





Brochures, notes, business cards, clippings, postcards. 

Box 238 File Unit 007. Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand, 1955-1999 



Correspondence between Huycke and the library, notes, photo orders, museum information. 

Box 238 File Unit 008. Newcastle-on-Tyne, Tyne-And-Wear, 1982-2001 



Correspondence between Huycke and Richard E. Keys, brochure, flyer. 

Box 238 File Unit 009. Guildhall Library, London, 1997 



Correspondence with library, subject guide. 

Box 238 File Unit 010. Scottish Maritime Museum, 1990-2000 



Correspondence, brochures, booklet on rebuilding; Parkhill (steam vessel) inquiry and response by 

Matthew Taylor. 

Box 238 File Unit 011. Merseyside Maritime Museum, 1994-2000 



Brochures, postcard. 

Box 238 File Unit 012. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, England, 1973-1997 



Research correspondence, brochures, newsletter. 

Box 238 File Unit 013. Stavanger Maritime Museum, Stavanger, Norway, 2000 



Brochures, notes. 

Box 238 File Unit 014. Maritime Museums of Netherlands and Germany, 1993 



Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum, Scheepvaart Museum, Mortgestern Museum, Maritime Museum 

Prins Hendrik, brochures, correspondence. 

Box 238 File Unit 015. Museum of Sea and Ships, Seattle, WA, Ken Zmuda, 1982-1987 



Correspondence about a possible relocation of the museum, event announcements, obituary of 

Zmuda. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 295



Box 238 File Unit 016. Kendall Whaling Museum, Sharon, MA, 1982-1987 





Photocopy of article on Barbara Johnson, newsletters, exhibit information (now merged with the 

New Bedford Whaling Museum). 

Box 238 File Unit 017. Penobscot Marine Museum, Searsport, ME, 1982-2005 



Brochures, membership correspondence, Huycke's correspondence with director, C. Gardner 

Lane, fundraising literature,. 

Box 238 File Unit 018. Philadelphia Maritime Museum, Philadelphia, PA, 1991-1995 



Brochures, reports, membership information. 

Box 238 File Unit 019. Peabody Museum, Salem, MA, 1971-1984 



Exhibit information, brochure, publication information. 

Box 238 File Unit 020. Maine Maritime Museum, Bath, ME, 1973-2005 



Brochures, clippings, event announcements, correspondence, reports, information about the 

opening of a new building (1989). 

Box 239 File Unit 021. Historic Naval Ships Association; Canadian Nautical Research Society, 1994-2004 



Correspondence, association information, brochures. 

Box 239 File Unit 022. The Mariners' Museum, Newport News, VA, 1979-1994 



Event announcements, postcards, brochures,. 

Box 239 File Unit 023. South Street Seaport, New York, NY; Wavertree, 1967-1985 



Clippings, brochures, correspondence including by Alan Villiers and Mayor John Lindsay. 

Box 239 File Unit 024. Australian Association of Maritime History, 2001-2002 



Newsletters, membership information, correspondence between Huycke and Mark Staniforth. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 296



Box 239 File Unit 025. North Carolina Maritime Museum, Beaufort, NC, 1984-1990 





The Waterline newsletters, calendars of events, member correspondence. 

Box 239 File Unit 026. Old Dartmouth Historical Society and Whaling Museum, New Bedford, MA, 1971-1985 



Newsletters - the Bulletin from Johnny Cake Hill, brochures, poster, correspondence between 

Huycke and John Bockstoce and the delivery of two whale boats (1977), notes, events and 

membership information. 




Council of American Maritime Museums travel brochure, National World War II Memorial 

information article, correspondence with Dr. Hans Van Tilburg, University of Hawaii, 

correspondence with Shipowners' Association of the Pacific Coast. 

Box 239 File Unit 028. Hawaii Maritime Center, Honolulu, HI, Falls of Clyde, Bishop Museum, 1986-2005 



Clippings, brochures, correspondence, notes, map, event information, calendar, photographic 

prints. 

Box 239 File Unit 029. Maritime Museum of British Columbia, Victoria, BC, 1980-2001 



Publications, membership information, brochures. 

Box 239 File Unit 030. Vancouver Maritime Museum, Vancouver, BC, 1984-2002 



Membership information, correspondence, event information, postcards. 

Box 239 File Unit 031. Whatcom County Historical Society, Bellingham, WA, 1998-2002 



Brochures, correspondence, notes, contact information. 

Box 239 File Unit 032. Historic ships preservation, plans, 1972-1986 



Correspondence, articles about ship restoration, The Proceedings of the First International 

Congress Of Maritime Museums of the Atlantic Basin (1972). 

Box 239 File Unit 033. Bainbridge Island Historical Society, Bainbridge Island, WA, 1995-2005 



Correspondence about various vessels including Kommander, San Felipe, member list, member 

information, event information. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 297



Box 240 File Unit 034. The Center for Wooden Boats, Seattle, WA, 1983-2000 





Member information, activity information, correspondence. 

Box 240 File Unit 035. Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle, WA, 1986-2005 



Member and event information, annual report, correspondence between Huycke and Marianne 

Forssblad, Director. 

Box 240 File Unit 036. The Steamer Virginia V Foundation, Seattle, WA, 1976-2002 



Foundation newsletters including Skeeter Newsletter, Foundation News, Ship to Shore, and 

Virginia V News; membership information, correspondence between Huycke and Mark Staniforth. 

Box 240 File Unit 037. The Steamer Virginia V Foundation, Seattle, WA, 1976-2004 



Preservation information, correspondence, member and fundraising information, clippings. The 

Steamer V Foundation was formed in 1976 to acquire, preserve and operate the 1922 Pierce 

County Built, 125 foot long wooden passenger steamboat Virginia V. 

Box 240 File Unit 038. Maritime Heritage Foundation, Seattle, WA, 2002 



Tall Ships August 15-19, Seattle Summer of Sail passport booklet) with descriptions of various 

vessels participating, newspaper clippings. 

Box 240 File Unit 039. Northwest Seaport, Maritime Heritage Center, Seattle, WA, 1964-2005 



Board of directors list for 1980-1984, member information, reports, Wawona restoration 

information, correspondence, newsletters, fundraising materials; part 1. 

Box 240 File Unit 040. Northwest Seaport, Maritime Heritage Center, Seattle, WA, 1964-2005 



Board of directors list for 1980-1984, member information, reports, Wawona restoration 

information, correspondence, newsletters, fundraising materials; part 2. 

Box 240 File Unit 041. Maritime Museum, Waterfront Awareness, Odyssey Contemporary Maritime 

Museum, Seattle WA, 1982-2000 



Newsletters, member information, photocopy of typescript article by Huycke Seattle's Feet, at the 

Water's Edge (1984), clippings. 

Box 240 File Unit 042. Washington State Historical Society, Tacoma, WA, 1989-2005 



Brochures, newsletters, annual reports, member correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 298



Box 240 File Unit 043. Museum of History and Industry, Historical Society of Seattle and Kings County, 



Seattle, WA, 1980-1995 



Exhibit announcements, member correspondence. 

Box 241 File Unit 044. Pacific Northwest Maritime Heritage Council, WA, OR, BC, 1998-2005 



Meeting announcements and minutes, list of maritime organizations and contacts. 

Box 241 File Unit 045. Working Waterfront Museum, Tacoma, WA, 2000-2001 



Fact sheet, correspondence between Huycke and Chuck Fowler, photocopies of newspaper 

clippings. 

Box 241 File Unit 046. Jefferson County Historical Society, Port Townsend, WA, 2005 



Membership correspondence and information, brochures including Rothschild House. 

Box 241 File Unit 047. Grays Harbor Historical Society, Aberdeen WA, Lady Washington (replica vessel), 

1989-2004 



Newspaper clippings about Lady Washington's launch, brochures, membership information, 

publications, postcard, correspondence. 

Box 241 File Unit 048. Aberdeen Museum of History, Aberdeen, WA; Polson Park and Museum Historical 

Society, Polson, WA, 1986-2002 



Newsletters, brochures, event announcements. 

Box 241 File Unit 049. Columbia River Maritime Museum, Astoria, OR, 1963-2003 



13 color photographic prints, 2 color postcards, membership information, brochures, clippings, 

annual reports, events, correspondence, newsletters, coloring book; part 1. 











HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 299



Box 241 File Unit 052. Oregon Historical Society, Portland, OR, 1970-2005 





Member information, events, correspondence, brochures, annual reports. 

Box 241 File Unit 053. Bandon Historical Society, Bandon, Oregon, 1999-2005 



Research correspondence, membership information. 

Box 241 File Unit 054. Oregon Maritime Center & Museum, Portland, OR, 1963-2002 



Brochures, Nautical Society of Oregon member roster 1979, clippings, research correspondence, 

vessel information, membership information. 

Box 241 File Unit 055. Lincoln County Historical Society, Newport, Oregon, 2004 



Brochures, research correspondence, publications list. 

Box 241 File Unit 056. Mendocino Historical Research, Inc., Mendocino, CA, Kelley House Museum, 

1999-2000 



Brochure, membership information, publications information. 

Box 241 File Unit 057. Humboldt County Historical Society, Eureka, CA, 1998-2005 



Research correspondence. 

Box 241 File Unit 058. Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum, Eureka, CA, 1982-2005 



Newsletters, clippings, correspondence. 

Box 241 File Unit 059. California Historical Society, San Francisco, CA, 1991-2003 



Correspondence including concerning the price charged to reproduce a negative, brochures. 

Box 241 File Unit 060. Friends of the Alma and Historic Ships, San Francisco, 1980-1985 



Newsletters, meeting minutes, correspondence to preserve vessels including Alma and Wapama 

with replies form Senator Henry M. Jackson and Representative Al Swift. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 300



Box 242 File Unit 061. Monterey History & Art Association, Monterey, CA, Allen Knight Museum, 1987-2002 





Newsletters, correspondence including wherein Huycke explains his acquaintance with Allen 

Knight, brochures, bulletin. 

Box 242 File Unit 062. Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, 1998-2004 



Brochures, events and membership information, clippings, research correspondence, Huycke's 

essay, The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, A Critique and Commentary by Capt. Harold D. 

Huycke 2003. 

Box 242 File Unit 063. Ventura County Maritime Museum, Oxnard, CA, 1994 



Contact information. 

Box 242 File Unit 064. Los Angeles Maritime Museum, San Pedro, CA, 1981-2005 



Brochures, newsletters, photograph, event and membership information. 

Box 242 File Unit 065. San Pedro Bay Historical Society, San Pedro, CA, 2000-2003 



Donation and other correspondence, brochures, event information, newsletters. 

Box 242 File Unit 066. Los Angeles Maritime Museum Research Society, San Pedro, CA, 1994-2000 



Membership and event information, meeting notices, correspondence concerning multi-museum 

project. 

Box 242 File Unit 067. Sherman Library and Gardens, Corona Del Mar, CA, 1990-2001 



Research correspondence, newsletters. 

Box 242 File Unit 068. Bishop Museum, The Hawaiian Historical Society, Honolulu, HI, 1963-1981 



Correspondence, brochures, museum publication The Conch Shell, membership information, 

annual report, Proposal for a Department of History and Technology at Bernice P. Bishop Museum 

by John Cotton Wright (incomplete draft, not for circulation, 1965)). 

Box 242 File Unit 069. Baranof Museum, Kodiak Historical Society, Kodiak, AL, 1964-1985 



Clippings, brochures, notes, postcards. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 301



Box 242 File Unit 070. South Street Seaport Museum, NY, 1967-1995 





Newsletters, clippings, membership correspondence. 

Box 242 File Unit 071. Great Lakes Maritime Museums, most undated 



Includes brochures on Alexander Henry (museum ship), Great Lakes Maritime Institute, Maritime 

Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston, Institute for Great Lakes Research. 

Box 242 File Unit 072. Exeter Maritime Museum, National Maritime Museum, England, circa 1978-1991 



Postcards, brochures, publications. 

Box 242 File Unit 073. Bergen Maritime Museum, Norway, 1962-1996 



Guide, brochures. 

Box 242 File Unit 074. National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1978-1991 



Materials related to maritime preservation including correspondence, clippings, conference 

materials, newsletters; includes 11 page letter to Nicholas Dean that provides a synopsis of 

Huycke's involvement in the restoration of historic vessels. 

Box 242 File Unit 075. Pacific Northwest Marine Historical Society, 1981 



2 issues of The Captain's Log, featuring Dix (built 1904; steamship) and Pacific Northwest 

shipwrecks. 

Box 242 File Unit 076. Pure Sound Society, 1987 



Correspondence with Philip F. Spaulding and Brad Wetmore, director; photocopies of newspaper 

articles, brochure about Puget Sound and vessel Discovery (replica). 

Box 242 File Unit 077. Historic Naval Ships Association of North America, 1963-1982 



Brochures, vessel information, bibliographies. 

Box 243 File Unit 078. The Museum of Yachting, 1982 



Brochures, correspondence with Thomas T. Benson, Executive Director about scouting for 

vessels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 302



Box 243 File Unit 079. Pacific Coast Maritime Museums, 1996 





Proposed association, contacts, correspondence with Mike Cropper. 

Box 243 File Unit 080. Maritime History Symposium, Maine Historical Society, 1982-1992 



Correspondence, symposium flyer with registration information, agendas, speaker biographies, 

participant lists; includes information on 1982, 1988 and 1992 conferences attended by Huycke. 

Box 243 File Unit 081. Washington Centennial Commission, 1984-1989 



Newsletters, correspondence about planning for the 1989 centennial. 

Box 243 File Unit 082. Olympic Peninsula Tour, Elderhostel, 1990-1991 



The Sea, The Rivers and The Forests of the Olympic Peninsula tour attended by Harold and 

Marguerite Huycke. 

Box 243 File Unit 083. Elderhostel lecture by Huycke, The Wooden Ship Era in the Pacific Northwest, 1992 



Manuscript by Capt. Harold D. Huycke, copyright 1992 with annotations, notes, correspondence, 

resume. 

Box 243 File Unit 084. Center for Wooden Boats, photocopies of random pictures, 1988 



Used to illustrate talk at Center. 

Box 243 File Unit 085. American Neptune published by the Peabody Museum, 1960-2003 



Subscription information, Pictorial supplement IX, shipbuilding in Bath, Maine, correspondence 

including Huycke's criticism of the journal,. 

Box 243 File Unit 086. Nautical Research Guild, 1948-2005 



Plan, membership rosters, Secretary's monthly letter, dues materials, bylaws, cumulative indexes,. 

Box 243 File Unit 087. Canadian Nautical Research Society, 1991-2002 



Membership correspondence, conference announcements and programs,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 303



Box 243 File Unit 088. Cutty Sark Club, Winnipeg, 1957-1995 





Correspondence, information about Winnipeg, newsletters, photocopies of older newsletters - 

1932 and newer. 

Box 243 File Unit 089. Thermopylae Club, Victoria, BC, 1995-1996 



Correspondence, club information and history. 

Box 243 File Unit 090. Maritime Studies Research Unit, Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1989-1995 



Correspondence about the Maritime History Archive and International Journal of Maritime History, 

sample newsletter and journal. 

Box 243 File Unit 091. Museum Small Craft Association, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, 1990 



Registration correspondence and information on Halifax, NS. 

Box 243 File Unit 092. National Maritime Alliance, 1990-1994 



2 issues of Maritime America, a quarterly communication, National Maritime Heritage Conference 

registration information. 

Box 243 File Unit 093. Congress of Maritime Museum Librarians, Los Angeles Maritime Museum, 1996 



Notes, correspondence, program, brochures, invitee/attendee list. 

Box 243 File Unit 094. Bellingham Maritime Heritage Foundation, The Waterfront Revival: Directions and 

Techniques Conference, 1981 



Typescript of Huycke's presentation to the conference, New Directions in Maritime History 

Interpretation and Exhibits, 6/24/1981; speaker ribbon; program; list of speakers; correspondence. 

Box 243 File Unit 095. Maritime History Conference, Passage to the Promised Land: the Role of Shipping in 

Pacific Coast Development 1849-1939, San Jose State University, 1980 



Program with Huycke penciled in to present West Coast Steamschooners as a substitute for 

Barbara Johnson, correspondence about the substitution, bibliography. 

Box 243 File Unit 096. Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1988 



Centennial anniversary publication solicitation to Karl Kortum for authors; 3 papers about historical 

shipbuilding. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 304



Box 243 File Unit 097. National Trust for Historic Preservation, 39th National Preservation Conference, 



Seattle, 1985 



Correspondence indicating Huycke's participation in the session, Surveying and Documenting 

Maritime Resources, program, registration materials. 

Box 243 File Unit 098. Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 1991-2001 



Subscription information, 2 newsletters. 

Box 243 File Unit 099. Council of American Maritime Museums 1992 conference and annual meeting, 1992 



Agenda, registration materials, notes, correspondence about higher education. 

Box 243 File Unit 100. Mare Island Naval Shipyard Disestablishment, 1996 



Brochure, clipping. 

Box 243 File Unit 101. Sea Breezes, 1949-2002 



Subscription information, back of envelope notes of Capt. Fleming (1949); Index of Sailing Vessel 

Illustrations in Sea Breezes Magazine, 1919-1992. 

Box 243 File Unit 102. Sea Classics, 1991-1996 



Lists of articles with Huycke's annotations. 

Box 243 File Unit 103. World Ship Trust, 2000-2001 



Membership information, World Ship Review issue 22 with an article on Balclutha, Heritage Award 

recipient, individuals award list including Karl Kortum, brochure. 

Box 243 File Unit 104. Sea History index, 1991 



Index for issues 1-60; inventory. 

Box 244 File Unit 105. Shiplovers' Society of Victoria, Dog Watch, 1997-1998 



Correspondence with the editor, contents list,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 305



Box 244 File Unit 106. World Ship Society, 1957-1959 





Membership materials including roster of members (including Huycke), issues of Intercom 

newsletter. 

Box 244 File Unit 107. Belgian Nautical Research Association, 1958-1964 



General research information, forms, newsletter. 

Box 244 File Unit 108. Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum, Warrnambool, Vic, Australia, 1998 



Correspondence with Jenetta Russell, brochures, museum information. 

Box 244 File Unit 109. New Zealand Ship and Marine Society, 1997-2001 

Box 244; Box 298 


Box 244; Box 298 


Box 244; Box 298 




Correspondence, sample Tradewinds newsletters, Wellington Maritime Museum newsletter, 

greeting card. 

Subseries 05.05. Maritime Museum of San Diego, 1940-2005 



Includes membership matter, newsletters, and information about Karl Kortum's 1991 speech to the 

organization. 

Arrangement 


File Unit 001. San Diego Maritime Museum, Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m), 1976-1996 



Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m) color photographic print, oversized color photographic print 

dated July 4, 1976 see separation sheet, brochure for the 1996 sail, Starsail '96 brochure, plans 

brochure. 

File Unit 002. San Diego Maritime Museum, Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m), 1963-1984 



Newspaper clippings, coloring sheet sail plan by Capt. Kenneth D Reynard drawn by William F 

Wilmurt oversized item see separation sheet. 

File Unit 003. San Diego Maritime Museum, Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m), 1976 



Fourth of July 1976 newspaper clippings, oversized plan for belaying pins (see separation sheet). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 306


Subseries 05.05. Maritime Museum of San Diego, 1940-2005 

Box 244 File Unit 004. San Diego Maritime Museum, Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m), 1966-1995 





A variety of admission tickets, ephemera, decals, Mains'l Haul newsletters, Marine Museum 

Association of San Diego newsletters and membership correspondence, clippings, contact sheet 

of black-and-white images. 

Box 244 File Unit 005. San Diego Maritime Museum, 1976-2005 



Membership correspondence, newsletters, brochures. 

Box 244 File Unit 006. San Diego Maritime Museum, Maritime Research Society of San Diego, 1940-1996 



Membership correspondence, brochures, proceedings, minutes of meeting and press about Karl 

Kortum's 1991 speech to the group. 

Subseries 05.06. Steamship Historical Society of America, 1947-2005 



The files include directories of members, Lytle Lists and annotated articles. 

Arrangement 


Box 244 File Unit 001. Steamship Historical Society of America, Inc., 1947-1963 



Directories of members. 




Lytle Lists and supplements. 




Correspondence, annotated issue of Steamboat Bill of Facts, Photo Bank documents. 




Membership information, meeting announcements, article reprints. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 307


Subseries 05.07. American Merchant Marine Museum, 1959-1991 



Subseries 05.07. American Merchant Marine Museum, 1959-1991 



Items include here are American Merchant Marine Foundation correspondence, pamphlet, and issues 

of The Manifest newsletter. 

Arrangement 


Box 244 File Unit 001. American Merchant Marine Museum, 1959-1991 



Pamphlet, American Merchant Marine Museum Foundation correspondence with the selection 

committee for the National Maritime Hall of Fame, The Manifest newsletters; part 1. 











Subseries 05.08. North American Society for Oceanic History, 1986-2005 



Items include membership rosters, conference information and proceedings that include a session by 

Huycke, and executive council materials. 

Arrangement 


Box 245 File Unit 001. North American Society for Oceanic History, membership rosters, 1986-1993 



3 lists of members, 1986, 1991, 1993. 

Box 245 File Unit 002. Joint meeting of the North American society for Oceanic History and the Society for 

the History of Discoveries, June 8-10, 1989 



Program including a session by Huycke - Southern California Sport Fishing Barge Industry, 

registration materials, correspondence, Huycke's resume, agenda for Meeting of Officers, council 

members, and committee chairs. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 308


Subseries 05.08. North American Society for Oceanic History, 1986-2005 

Box 245 File Unit 003. North American Society for Oceanic History annual meeting, April 23-25, 1992 





Program, including session by Huycke -The Memoirs of Captain Fred Krage, Master of the 

Weserland, German Blockade Runner, 1939-1944, information about Washington Navy Yard and 

Naval Historical Center, publications, council meeting agendas. 

Box 245 File Unit 004. Combined Conference of the Council of American Maritime Museums and North 

American Society for Oceanic History, March 17-21, 1993 



Registration information, program. 

Box 245 File Unit 005. North American Society for Oceanic History and Canadian Nautical Research 

Society Joint Conference, 1994 May 26-28 program, correspondence and etc., 1993-1996 



Correspondence, minutes from Executive Council meeting, program, copy of presentation by 

Kenneth S. Mackenzie. 

Box 245 File Unit 006. North American Society for Oceanic History annual conference, 1995 March 15-18 

and 1996 March 28-31 



Program, registration materials. 

Box 245 File Unit 007. North American Society for Oceanic History annual meeting, 1998 April 9-11 

program, correspondence and etc., 1997-1998 



Registration information, program, correspondence. 

Box 245 File Unit 008. North American Society for Oceanic History/University of Hawaii Maritime 

Conference, 2002 May 16-19 program, correspondence and etc., 1999-2002 



Program, registration materials, correspondence, newsletters announcing prior conferences 

including 1999 and 2001. 

Box 245 File Unit 009. North American Society for Oceanic History origins, 1974-2002 



1973 Seminar in Maritime and Regional Studies Proceedings, Proposal, correspondence, article. 

Box 245 File Unit 010. North American Society for Oceanic History, various conferences, 1983-2005 



Conference and executive board information,. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 309


Subseries 05.09. Square Rigger Club, 1965-1996 



Subseries 05.09. Square Rigger Club, 1965-1996 



Items include photographs of club members, club formation letter, member rosters, correspondence 

and bulletins. 

Arrangement 


Box 245 File Unit 001. Square Rigger Club, 1965-1996 



12 black-and-white photographic prints of club members at a function, 2 photocopies of images 

with names annotated, correspondence, clippings, club formation letter citing Huycke as the 

originator of the idea for the club, 2 contact sheets of images from a celebration of the 50th 

anniversary of the voyage of the Arapahoe, Moshulu, Monongahela to Manila, 1918-1968; 

typescript of article for Sea Letter 12 Apr. 1966, member lists. 

Box 245 File Unit 002. Square Rigger Club, membership rosters, 1966-1989 



Membership rosters, club correspondence with meeting announcements, membership updates. 

Box 245 File Unit 003. Square Rigger Club, bulletins, 1966-1994 



Club bulletins, 1-78 with minor gaps; part 1. 

Box 245 File Unit 004. Square Rigger Club, bulletins, 1966-1994 



Club bulletins, 1-78 with minor gaps; part 2. 

Box 245 File Unit 005. Square Rigger Club, Shipping Board Cadets, 1918-1968, 1968-1971 



Correspondence by Albert W. Flaherty about events including the 50th anniversary of United 

States Shipping Board interred German warships, at sea, enroute San Francisco, California to 

Manila, P.I. 

Subseries 05.10. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, 1957-2004 



Subseries includes National Maritime Museum analysis, correspondence and recommendations; 

Maritime Museum Librarians' Conference materials; China Basin proposal; management issues; 

brochures; and Karl Kortum Award records and manuscripts. 

Huycke maintained close relationships with many of the employees and volunteers at the museum 

over the years. He was especially close to Karl Kortum, founder of the Museum. He worked closely 

with San Franciso Maritime National Historical Park's J. Porter Shaw Library. 

Arrangement 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 310



Box 245 File Unit 001. National Maritime Museum Analysis, 1982-1983 





Bound volume, National Park Service/State Historic Park correspondence, proposals, 

recommendations, personnel matters; part 1. 

Box 245 File Unit 002. National Maritime Museum Analysis, 1982-1983 



Bound volume, National Park Service/State Historic Park correspondence, proposals, 

recommendations, personnel matters; part 2. 

Box 246 File Unit 003. San Francisco Index, 1850-1877, undated 



National Archives microfilm publication. 

Box 246 File Unit 004. Sea Letter correspondence, 1991-1994 



Huycke's correspondence with David Hull; list compiled by Ted Miles. 

Box 246 File Unit 005. Maritime Museum Librarians' Conference, 1993 



Conference materials, October 1-4, 1993 agenda. 




Clippings, correspondence, memos concerning vessels, donations and administration. 

Box 246 File Unit 007. National Maritime Museum, China Basin proposal, Raymond Aker, 1982-1997 



China Basin Proposal for a National Maritime Historical Park and Small Boat Harbor architectural 

plan by Aker; Aquatic Park Plan by Aker, narrative by Aker, correspondence to and from Aker, 

booklet on China Basin Maritime Historical Park; photocopies of plans for National Maritime 

Museum at The Presidio, San Francisco Proposal. 

Box 246 File Unit 008. National Maritime Museum Publishing Program, 1967-1996 



Correspondence about Huycke's proposal to establish an in-house publishing program as part of 

the Museum including a formal proposal for The Pacific Argonaut (1967), correspondence about 

The American Neptune. 

Box 246 File Unit 009. San Francisco Maritime Museum clippings, correspondence, 1986-2002 



Newspaper clippings, magazine articles about museum management, including William Thomas, 

vessels; General Management Plan 1992; correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 311



Box 246 File Unit 010. San Francisco Maritime Museum Library, 1992-2003 





Correspondence between Huycke and the Library staff, Library documents, Alaskan Salmon 

Packets reprints from SFMNHP documents. 

Box 246 File Unit 011. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Library holdings lists and 

conference, 1997-1999 



Lists, program agenda Third International Conference on the Technical Aspects of the 

Preservation of Historic Vessels, April 21-23, 1997, correspondence. 

Box 246 File Unit 012. San Francisco Maritime Museum Library publishing reprints, 1993-1994 



Notes, correspondence about the possibility of reprinting Huycke's book, To Santa Rosalia, 

Further and Back. 

Box 246 File Unit 013. National Maritime Museum, management and conditions, 1991-2000 



Correspondence mostly from Huycke to others including senators and congressmen. 

Box 246 File Unit 014. San Francisco Maritime Museum correspondence re. management, ship 

maintenance, Karl Kortum, etc., 1986-2000 



Correspondence; part 1. 











Box 247 File Unit 017. Karl Kortum Award, endowment committee, 1999 



Correspondence and manuscript by James S. Sloan, My Dad, The Rum Runner,. 




Correspondence and manuscripts by various individuals. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 312








Correspondence, manuscript by Peter A. Jung, The Barkentine Janie L. Stanford, 1892-1929; 

includes information on Robert Petersen (Capt.). 

Box 247 File Unit 020. Captain Robert Pattersen, 1994-2001 



Manuscript, The Barkentine Jane L. Stanford 1892-1929, correspondence with Jung, Schwemmer. 

Box 247 File Unit 021. San Francisco Maritime Museum clippings, 1950-1992 




Box 247 File Unit 022. Karl Kortum Award, endowment committee, 2003-2004 



Correspondence with David Hull, manuscripts by Clinton H. Betz, Pacific Steamship Company, 

The Admiral Line; and Robert Barde, The Life and Death of the China Mail. 

Box 247 File Unit 023. National Maritime Museum San Francisco and National Maritime Museum 

Association, 1959-1986 



Brochures, flyers, invitations, announcements. 





Brochures, flyers, invitations, announcements, correspondence, postcards; part 1. 





Brochures, flyers, invitations, announcements, correspondence, postcards; part 2. 

Box 247 File Unit 026. Karl Kortum Award, endowment, 1993-2002 



Rules, committee correspondence, notes, includes manuscript by Duncan Gleason, Cape Horners. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 313

Series 06. Correspondence, 1941-2006 

Subseries 06.01. Correspondence, 1941-2006 






Huycke began collecting correspondence received in 1941. About April of 1956 he began to routinely 

retain photocopies of his outgoing correspondence and continued to do so throughout his lifetime. These 

letters were maintained by Huycke in distinct binders and stored together as a series. Other of Huycke's 

correspondence can be found elsewhere throughout the collection. In some cases he made photocopies 

of correspondence that was placed in the appropriate working file, while maintaining the originals here. 

These materials cover the gamut of Huycke's research interests. 

Arrangement 

Original order has been maintained. Items are arranged in reverse chronological order. 




Correspondence received 1941 - 2006; copies of correspondence sent 1956-2006 

Box 248 File Unit 001. Correspondence received, 2006 



01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 

Box 248 File Unit 003. Correspondence sent (copies), 2006 



01 Jan - 30 Jun. 

Box 248 File Unit 004. Holiday cards received, 2005-2006 



Christmas 2005. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 314








01 Jan - 30 Jun. 








01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - Mar 31. 








01 Sep- 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 315








01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul- Sep 30. 




01Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 316








01 Jul - 30 Sep. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Aug. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 317








01 Jan - 31 Mar. 

Box 252 File Unit 039. Correspondence sent (copies), 2001, 2000 



01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




Jul 1 - 30 Sep. 




01 May - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 








Oct 1 - Dec 31. 




01 Jul - 30 Sep. 




01 May - 30 June. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 318












01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 




01 Mar - Apr 30. 




01 Jan - Feb 28. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Sep - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 319








01 May - 31 Aug. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Aug. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Sep - 31 Oct. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 320








01 Mar - Apr 30. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 30 Sep. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Sep - 31 Oct. 




01 Jul - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 321








01 May - 30 Jun. 




01 Mar - Apr 30. 




01 Jan - Feb 28. 




01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Oct. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 322








01 May - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 30 Sep. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 








01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Sep - 31 Oct. 




01 Jul - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 323








01 May - 30 Jun. 




01 Mar - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 30 Sep. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 

Box 259 File Unit 105. Correspondence received (including holiday cards), 1993 



01 Dec - 31 Dec. 




01 Sep - 30 Nov. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 324








01 Mar - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Oct. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 




01 Dec - 31 Dec. 




01 Oct - 28 Nov. 




01 Jul - 30 Sept. 




01 Apr - 30 Jun. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 325








01 Jan - 31 Mar. 

Box 260 File Unit 119. Correspondence sent, 1992 



01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jun - 30 Sep. 




01 Mar - 30 May. 




01 Jan - Feb 29. 




01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Oct. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Sep - 31 Oct. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 326








01 May - 31 Aug. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Aug. 




01 Aug - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Jul. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 327








01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 30 Sep. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Aug - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Jul. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 328








01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 329








01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Aug - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Jul. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Aug - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Jul. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 330








01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 331








01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 332








01 Apr - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 




01 Mar - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Oct. 




01 Mar - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 333








01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Apr - 30 Sep. 




01 Feb - 31 Mar. 




01 Jan - 31 Jan. 




01 Nov - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Oct. 




01 Mar - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 30 Sep. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 334








01 Mar - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 335








01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Jul - 31 Sep. 




01 Apr - 31 Jun. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 




01 June - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - May 31. 




01 May - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Apr - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 336








01 Jan - 31 Mar. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 May - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jun - 31 Aug. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 337








01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Apr - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Mar. 




01 Aug - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Jul. 




01 Jul - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Jun. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 338








Oct 1 - Dec 31. 




01 May - 30 Sep. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Aug. 




01 Aug - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 July. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Apr - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 339








01 Mar - 31 Mar. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Mar - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Mar - 31 Aug. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 

Box 274 File Unit 266. Correspondence, received, 1956 



01 Oct - 31 Dec. 




01 Aug - 30 Sep. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 340








01 Jun - 31 Jul. 




01 Mar - 31 May. 




01 Jan - 28 Feb. 




01 Apr - 31 Dec. 




01 Sept - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 Aug. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Sep - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Aug. 




01 Jun - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 341








01 Jan - 31 May. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 May - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 30 Apr. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 342








01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 




01 Jan - 31 Dec. 

Series 07. Architectural drawings, 1935-1975 



This series consists mostly of ship capacity plans that are related to Huycke's work as cargo 

superintendent. Vessels include those of States Marine Lines, Liberty ships, Victory ships, and other 

vessels. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 07.01. Ships plans, general , 1935-1967 



This collection of vessel plans consists mostly of cargo and capacity plans that were likely used by 

Huycke in the course of his duties as cargo superintendent at States Marine Lines. Represented here 

are primarily plans of Liberty ships and Victory ships. 

Arrangement 


Box 277 File Unit 001. Ship architectural plans, general, 1942-1967 



Liberty Ships. Capacity plans: Liberty C1-A, C1-B, C1-M-AV1, Foreign, ROBIN. 

Box 277 File Unit 002. Ship architectural plans, general, circa 1942 



Liberty Ships Cargo plans, blanks, styles. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 343








Liberty Ships. Capacity plans including: Bayou State, Steel Seafarer, London Statesman, Atlantic 

Governor, Steel Executive, Steel King, Lone Star State, Green Mountain State, Santa Sofia, 

Woodville, Florence Luckenbach. 

Box 277 File Unit 004. Ship architectural plans, general, undated 



Liberty Ships. Capacity plans, including Keystone State, Lone Star State, Beaver State, Mill 

Spring, blank capacity plans. 

Box 277 File Unit 005. Ship architectural plans, general, 



Liberty Ships. Capacity plans, C-2. 

Box 277 File Unit 006. Ship architectural plans, general, 




Box 277 File Unit 007. Ship architectural plans, general, circa 1962 



Liberty Ships. Capacity plans & stability, Santa Rosa, US Coast Guard Requirements. 








American-Foreign trade definitions. Glossary. 




Foreign flag, capacity plans. Mostly mimeographed capacity plans, many vessels depicted. 




Foreign flag, cargo plan blanks, mimeographed items. 

Box 277 File Unit 012. Ship architectural plans, general, circa1943 



Canadian Liberty, capacity plan, trim tables. EC2-S-C1. Includes Bjarne A. Lia and Katherine. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 344








Liberty Ship plans. EC2-S-C1. Part 1. 


















Box 278; Box 296 


Box 278; Box 296 


Box 278; Box 296 





File Unit 019. Ship architectural plans, general, 1941-1943 




File Unit 020. Ship architectural plans, general, circa 1956-1957 



Victory Ships. Capacity plans, modified-standard. VC2-S-AP2. 

File Unit 021. Ship architectural plans, general, 1954 



States Marine Lines plans and specifications bound volumes. 12 spiral bound volumes covering 

Liberty, Victory and C2 vessels. Includes vessel particulars and ballasting and stability guides for : 

VC2-S-AP2, VC2-S-AP3, VC2-S-AP3 modified, CS2-S-B1, and EC2-S-C1. Items are oversized. 

See separation sheet. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 345


Subseries 07.02. Ships plans by vessel name, 1940-1965 






These vessel plans consist mostly of cargo and capacity plans and were likely used by Huycke in the 

course of his duties as cargo superintendent at States Marine Lines. 

Arrangement 

Mostly arranged by vessel name, original order maintained 

Box 278 File Unit 001. Ship architectural plans, by vessel name, 1962 



Aramis, capacity plan, general arrangement. 

Box 278 File Unit 002. Ship architectural plans, by vessel name, circa 1965 



Australian City, capacity plans. 




Bay State, capacity plan. 




Wiltrader, capacity plans, time charter, correspondence. 




Ventura, capacity plans, time charter, correspondence. 




Evergreen State, capacity plan. 




Folga, capacity plan, correspondence. 




Garden State, capacity plan, correspondence. 




Baron Pentland, capacity plan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 346








Gerina, capacity plan and correspondence. 




Badger State capacity plans. 

Box 278 File Unit 012. Ship architectural plans, by vessel name, undated 



Bayou State, calculations. 




Beaver State, capacity plan. 




Bernd Leonhardt, capacity plan and correspondence. 




Blanchland, correspondence, time charter, capacity plans, forms, technical particulars. 




Brynje, capacity plans, forms. 




Surna (Cape Agulhas), capacity plan. 




City of Alma, capacity plan. 




Cape of Good Hope, capacity plan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 347








Aloha State, capacity plan. 




Robin Gray, capacity plan. 




Huntsville, capacity plan. 




Keystone State, capacity plan, hull no. 355. 




Lone Star State, capacity plan, hull no. 79. 




Hassel, capacity plan, time charter. 

Box 279 File Unit 026. Ship architectural plans, by vessel name, 1956-1962 



Hadjitsakos, capacity plan, forms, correspondence. 




Green Mt. State, capacity plans. 




Grane, capacity plan, time charter, forms. 




Constitution St., capacity plans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 348








Copper State, capacity plan. 




Dagrun, capacity plans. 




Empire State, capacity plan. 




Edda, time charters, capacity plans, fuel specs, plans, forms. 




Sira, capacity plans, time charter. 




Silverisle, capacity plans, time charters. 




Sigland, hull no. 880, capacity plan, time charter. 




Mormacrey, capacity plan, time charter, correspondence. 




Mormacmar, condition survey, correspondence. 




Robin line vessels, capacity plans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 349








Frances, capacity plan. 




Nabob, capacity plan. 




Novia, capacity plan. 




Pelican State, hull 1007 capacity plans. 




Santa Sofia, stability test. 




Hawaiian Wholesaler, capacity plan. 




Highland, capacity plan. 




Steel Navigator, hull 445, capacity plan. 




Steel Recorder, hull 335, capacity plan. 




Steel Seafarer, hull 436, capacity plan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 350








Steel Scientist, capacity plans. 




Steel Surveyor,, capacity plan. 




Steel Travelor, capacity plan. 




Steel Voyager, capacity plan. 




EC1, EC2, and EC3 notes, plans. 




Steel Artisan, capacity plans. 




Sjoa (Sira, Simoa) capacity plan, fuel specs. 




Steel Admiral, capacity plan. 

Box 280 File Unit 058. Ship architectural plans, by vessel name, 1950, 1961 



Steel Advocate, capacity plan, tank specs. 




Steel Age, capacity plan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 351








Steel Apprentice, capacity plan. 




Steel Architect, capacity plan. 




Marine Snapper, yard hull 50, capacity plan. 




Liberty, full lumber stowage plans. 




C-1, full lumber stowage plans. 
















Victory, full lumber stowage plans. 




Steel Chemist, capacity plan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 352








Steel Designer, capacity plan. 




Steel Director, capacity plan. 




Steel Executive, hull no. 443, capacity plan. 




Steel Fabricator, capacity plan. 




Steel Flyer, capacity plan. 




Steel King, capacity plan. 




Steel Maker, capacity plan. 

Subseries 07.03. Other drawings , 1960-1975 



This small subseries consists of two post dredging condition surveys and a wharf reconstruction plan 

in Alaska. 

Arrangement 


Box 280 File Unit 001. Other drawings, 1960 



Wharf reconstruction plans, Dutch Harbor, AK. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 353


Subseries 07.03. Other drawings , 1960-1975 






Post dredge condition surveys, Anchorage, AK. 




Post dredge condition surveys, Anchorage, AK. 

Series 08. Labor Unions, 1936-2005 



The collection is primarily comprised of the research of Ottilie Markholt, labor historian, who wrote about 

Pacific Coast seamen's unionism. Copied by Huycke with Markholt's consent, it includes some of 

Markholt's research and some correspondence between Huycke and Markholt. Additionally there are 

records of Masters, Masters, Mates and Pilots Local 90, of which Huycke was a member. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 08.01. Ottilie Markholt research on labor, 1999-2005 



Photocopies consist of correspondence, research papers and manuscripts, including items on 

Seamen's Protective Association, International Seamen's Union of America, Coast Seamen's Union 

and Masters Mates and Pilots, Local 90. 

Arrangement 


Box 281 File Unit 001. Ottilie Markholt research on labor, assembled 2002 



Correspondence between Huycke and Ottilie Markholt; photocopy of International Seamen's Union 

of America: A Study of its History and Problems, 198 pp. 

Box 281 File Unit 002. American Seamen's Law extracts, 2003 



By Walter Macarthur from Ottilie Markholt, chapter VIII Freedom through legislation; 


Box 281 File Unit 003. Merchant Seamen's Law extracts, assemblage undated 



Photocopies of pp. 41, 86, 137. 

Box 281 File Unit 004. The Red Record, 2002 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 354



Box 281 File Unit 005. Brutality, a case, Andersen v. United States 1898, assemblage undated 





Photocopy of case. 

Box 281 File Unit 006. Pacific Coast Unions, research papers of Ottilie Markholt, assembled 2002 



Research papers, manuscripts, including items on Seamen's Protective Association, Coast 

Seamen's Union and Masters Mates and Pilots, Local 90; part 1. 
















Box 281 File Unit 010. Ottilie Markholt, labor historian, 1995-2005 



Obituaries, memorial service program, correspondence with Huycke. 

Box 281 File Unit 011. Ottilie Markholt, labor historian, assembled 2002 



Personal research papers of Mrs. Ottilie Markholt, Tacoma, Washington. These papers were 

copied on Friday, 20 September 2002, by Captain Harold Huycke, Captain Donald Moore and Mr. 

Gary White, with Mrs. Markholt in attendance. These are copyrighted by Mrs. Markholt and offered 

to the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots, part 1. 







to the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots, part 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 355











to the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots, part 3. Includes copy of U.S. Dept. 

of Labor publication, International Seamen's Union of America: a study of its history and problems, 

1923. 

Subseries 08.02. Masters Mates and Pilots Local 90, 1936-2001 



These files contain Huycke's Masters, Mates & Pilots, Local 90 (San Francisco) records including 

membership books, constitution and bylaw booklets, and membership information on retirement and 

insurance. 

Arrangement 


Box 282 File Unit 001. Masters, Mates and Pilots Local 90, 1958-1989 



Membership books, 1959; ID card; picket card, 1961; and dues payment receipts 1958-1989; 

welfare plan booklet; correspondence. 

Box 282 File Unit 002. Masters, Mates and Pilots Local 90 booklets, 1936-1971 



Shipping rules booklets; constitution booklets, including 1936; agreement and bylaws booklets. 




Assignment slips; correspondence about dues; collective bargaining agreement; newsletter; 

clippings. 




Items include license insurance documents; vacation plan merger report; 1977 constitutional 

convention information, class action settlement, and retirement information. Note: file is restricted 

due to social security numbers on documents. 




Items include constitution, member information, pension information, and collective bargaining 

agreement. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 356


Subseries 08.02. Masters Mates and Pilots Local 90, 1936-2001 






Correspondence about withdrawal; membership, benefits and rules information, retirement fund 

investment clippings. 




Documents concerning pensions, election materials, constitution, burial fund. 

Series 09. Marine survey records - general, 1972-1993 



These are records of marine surveys conducted by Huycke over the course of his nearly 20 years as a 

marine surveyor. Huycke's marine surveys were methodically copied, stored by date and stored in 

binders. They include a wide variety of vessels including: fishing vessels, yachts, cabin cruisers, freight 

vessels, tankers, barges, patrol vessels and minesweepers. He traveled up and down the West Coast of 

the United States and Canada to complete these surveys. Typically included in each survey package is 

the survey report, addenda, correspondence, and and itemized invoice. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 09.01. Marine survey records, 1972-1993 



Contains survey reports generated by Huycke in the course of his practice as a marine surveyor. 

Arrangement 


Box 283 File Unit 001. Marine Survey records, survey reports 102-72 to 142-73; binder 1, 1972-1973 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor. 

Box 283 File Unit 002. Marine Survey records, survey reports 143-74 to 173-74 ; binder 2, 1974 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; 167-74 missing. 

Box 283 File Unit 003. Marine Survey records, survey reports 174-74 to 225-74; binder 3, 1974 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; 196, 197, 200, 202 

missing. 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 357









Box 284 File Unit 006. Marine Survey records, survey reports 299-75 to 329-75; binder 6;, 1975 







Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; 340-75, 359-75 

missing. 




Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; (illegible)-75 

missing. 




Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; 516-76, 519-76, 

520-76, 531-76, 537-76, 541-558-76, 560-595-76, 597-76 missing. 




Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; 599-76, 

608-610-76, 612-613-76, 617-620-76,622-76, 625-627-76, 633-635-76, 639-640-76, 643-647-76 

missing. 




Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; several missing. 




Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; some missing. 





1297-79 missing. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 358












Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; 1349-79, 1351- 

1368-79, 1370-1379-79 missing. 

Box 286 File Unit 016. Marine Survey records, survey reports 1395-79 to 1397-79, 1399-80 to 1412-80, 

1601-81, 1663-81, 1706-82 to 1708-82; binder 16, 1979-1982 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; several missing. 

Box 286 File Unit 017. Marine Survey records, survey reports 1709-82, 1710-82, 1738-82, 1778-82 to 1814-82; 

binder 17, 1982 




Box 286 File Unit 018. Marine Survey records, survey reports 1815-82 to 1835-82, 1837-82, 1848-83 to 

1854-83; binder 18, 1982-1983 








1880-83, 1891-83, 1900-83 missing. 





1919-83, 1939-83. 





missing. 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 359













missing. 





missing. 









2193-85 missing. 





2311-86, 2315-86, 2316-86 missing. 




Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; many missing. 





2516-89. 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 360
















Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor; missing 2575-90. 

2582-90. 2586-90. 

Box 289 File Unit 035. Marine Survey records, survey reports 2592-90 to 2603-90, 1990 




Box 290 File Unit 036. Marine Survey records, survey reports, expert witness, consultation Sea Blazer vs. 

Cheryl Ann; Mariner (Sea Scout Vessel) sinking; Justine deaths at the US Gov. Locks; binder 36, 

1983-1989 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor, expert testimony, 

depositions. 

Box 290 File Unit 037. Marine Survey records, survey reports, fishing Vessel Golden Alaska, survey no. 

2564-89, 1989-1990 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor, affidavit of 

appraisal, follow up and completions of reconstruction. 

Box 290 File Unit 038. Marine Survey records, survey reports, fishing vessel Amfish, survey no. 2497-88, 

1987-1990 




Box 290 File Unit 039. Marine Survey records, survey reports, Sea Wolf and Zumbrota, survey nos. 823-77, 

1891-83, 2575-90, 1977-1990 



Binder of vessel survey reports by Captain Harold D. Huycke, Marine Surveyor, expert testimony, 

depositions. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 361



Box 290; Box 294 




File Unit 040. Marine Survey records, list of survey reports, certificate, 1972-1993 



Summary of survey reports listed chronologically; Certificate of Membership, Harold D. Huycke, 

Jr., National Association of Marine Surveyors, Inc., May 16, 1980 (oversized item, see separation 

sheet). 

Box 290 File Unit 041. Marine Survey records, survey reports, outbound correspondence, 1972-1991 



Copies of Huycke's outbound correspondence concerning his marine surveying business. 

Series 10. Wooden minesweepers, 1951-1995 



Huycke's specialty as a marine surveyor was in wooden hulled vessels. Many of the minesweepers 

included in these surveys are wooden hulled MSO's (Minesweepers, Ocean). In addition, there are 

materials pertaining to the use of wood as a shipbuilding material. 

Arrangement 


Subseries 10.01. Minesweeper survey records, 1953-1995 



Part of Huycke's marine surveying practice, these records about US minesweepers contain survey 

reports, correspondence, photographs, conference proceedings and manuals. 

Arrangement 


Box 291 File Unit 001. Minesweepers, MCM Class, 1988 



Repairs, recommendations for Peterson's Bros. Shipyard and Marinette Marine. 

Box 291 File Unit 002. Minesweeper, Manual for Temporary and Permanent Structural Repair of MCM Class 

Ships, 1987 



U.S. Navy report stamped preliminary. 

Box 291 File Unit 003. Minesweepers, MCM Class design review, Survey no. 2441-88-B, 1988 



Survey of 4 hulls, Peterson Bros. Shipyard and Marinette Marine. 

Box 291 File Unit 004. Minesweepers, photographs of MCM Class, 1988 



Peterson Bros. Shipyard and Marinette Marine. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 362



Box 291 File Unit 005. Minesweepers, Heavy Lift Ship, Super Servant 3, 1990 





Color photographic prints taken by Huycke in Seattle, USS conquest, USS Esteem, USS Enhance. 

Box 291 File Unit 006. Minesweepers, old, historic wood ship construction plans & patterns, undated 



Photocopies of various publications and ship plans. 

Box 291 File Unit 007. Minesweepers, MCM Repair Procedures and Characteristics, 1988 



Correspondence, report by Wm. Rick Faris, Inc., Marine Surveyor and Consultant. 

Box 291 File Unit 008. Minesweepers, MSO Towing Arrangements, 2488-88, 1988 



Correspondence, billing information, drawings. 

Box 291 File Unit 009. Minesweepers, U.S. Navy, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton consultation, 

conference presentation, 1992 



Correspondence, typescript of presentation. 

Box 291 File Unit 010. Minesweepers, MCM survey no. 2441-88-8, 1988 



Review of construction design, Engineering Visions, Inc.; correspondence, billing information. 

Box 291 File Unit 011. Minesweepers, history of vessels and builders, 1991 



Correspondence with Patrick Griffiths. 

Box 291 File Unit 012. Minesweepers, MCM Class, 1984-1989 



Ship plans, photocopies of articles, correspondence, reports, notes; inspection report by Faris. 

Box 291 File Unit 013. Minesweepers correspondence, 1982-1995 



Various inbound and outbound correspondence. 

Box 291 File Unit 014. Minesweepers MS0, MSB Retirement Deferral Conference, 1988 



Program notes for conference in Charleston, SC. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 363



Box 291 File Unit 015. MCM, MSO reports, correspondence, 1988 





Authored by Wm. Rick Faris, Inc. and Jack Ehrhorn, Marine Surveyor; vessel color photographic 

prints. 

Box 291 File Unit 016. Minesweepers, USS Avenger MCM 1, survey no. 2510-89, 1989 



Huycke's survey report with drawings, annotated color photographic prints. 

Box 291 File Unit 017. Minesweepers, wood, materials, shipyards, clippings, 1986-1991 




Box 291 File Unit 018. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, 1953 and undated 



Miscellaneous vessel plans. 

Box 291 File Unit 019. Minesweepers, miscellaneous, 1987-1994 



Photographs, notes; repairs correspondence. 

Box 291 File Unit 020. Minesweepers, Contract, Envisions Engineering Visions, Inc., 1986-1991 



Consulting agreements between Envisions and Huycke. 

Box 292 File Unit 021. Minesweepers, U.S. Navy, 1968-1991 



Correspondence, notes, reports, sample deck caulking. 

Box 292 File Unit 022. Minesweepers, Characteristics and Repair procedures for MSO Class Minesweepers, 

1986 



Outline by W. F. Faris submitted to Huycke for review. 

Box 292 File Unit 023. Minesweepers, Condition Report Recommendations for Maintenance and Repair to 

MSO Class, USN Minesweepers, 1985-1986 



Huycke's 1986 report, correspondence, photographs. 

Box 292 File Unit 024. Minesweeper Conference, Marblehead, MA, 1987-1988 



Conference information, notes, correspondence. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 364



Box 292 File Unit 025. Minesweeper, NAVSEA Standard Items by Walt Bangert, 1987 





Bound volume. 

Box 292 File Unit 026. Minesweepers, MSO, MSB Retirement Deferral Conference, San Diego, CA, 1987 



Program notes for conference in San Diego, CA. 

Box 292 File Unit 027. Minesweepers, Revision of MSO Class Standard Work Items, 1987 



Part 1. 

Box 292 File Unit 028. Minesweepers, Revision of MSO Class Standard Work Items, 1987 



Part 2. 

Box 292 File Unit 029. Minesweepers, Wood: A Manual for its Use as a Shipbuilding Material, 1957 



Part 1. 

Box 292 File Unit 030. Minesweepers, Wood: A Manual for its Use as a Shipbuilding Material, 1957 



Part 2. 

Subseries 10.02. Minesweeper ships plans, 1951-1988 



Part of Huycke's marine surveying practice, these records about US minesweepers contain ship 

architectural plans for minesweepers. 

Arrangement 


Box 293 File Unit 001. Minesweepers ships architectural plans, 1956-1957 



MSO 439, Booklet of general plans, 1957 October 15; MSO 464, Booklet of general plans, 1956 

December 27; MSO 438, Booklet of general plans, 1958, February 2. 

Box 293 File Unit 002. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, undated 



MSO 455 USS Implicit, Booklet of general plans, undated; MSO 488 USS Conquest, Booklet of 

general plans, undated; MS) 437 USS Enhance, Booklet of general plans, undated. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 365



Box 293 File Unit 003. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, 1956-1958 





MSO 438 USS Esteem, Booklet of general plans, 1958 February 2; MSO 455 USS Implicit, 

Booklet of general plans, 1956 February 6; MSO 492 USS Pledge, Booklet of general plans, 1958 

March 14. 

Box 293 File Unit 004. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, 1956-1959 



MSO 427 USS Constant, Booklet of general plans, 1956 December 3; MSO 437 Enhance, Booklet 

of general plans, 1957 October 8; MSO 489 USS Gallant, Booklet of general plans, 1959 April 7. 

Box 293 File Unit 005. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, undated 

Box 293; Box 299 


Box 293; Box 299 




MSO 438 USS Esteem, Booklet of general plans, undated; MSO 492 USS Pledge, Booklet of 

general plans, undated. 

File Unit 006. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, 1975-1985 



Booklets of general plans, drawings: MSO 442, 1985; MSO 551, 1983; MSO 449, 1983; MSO 443 

1981; MSO 448, 1976; MSO 456, 1975; MSO 440, 1983; MSO 433, 1982; MSO 490, 1983; MSO 

509, 1980; oversized see separation sheet. 




AM 488 Class, various plans including Framing platform & flat; Framing upper deck; Hawse pipe 

casting; Midship & type sections; Transom, keel and keel aft; Framing main deck fwd; Castings 

bow chock & roller horns; Stem, keel and keelson forward; oversized see separation sheet. 

Box 293 File Unit 008. Minesweepers, ships architectural plans, 1985 

Box 293; Box 299 




MCM 1, 3 Booklets of drawings. 




AM 421 Class including framing main deck fwd, framing upper deck; MSO 441 Booklet of general 

plans; MSO 446 Booklet of general plans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 366



Box 293; Box 300 







Navsea 5843579, hull framing & planking fwd fr 40, 1982; Navsea 5843573, main hull fiberglass 

drawing, 1984; Navsea 5843579, hull framing & planking fwd fr 40, 1987 (2); MCM Navsea 

5843579, hull framing & planking fwd fr 40, , 1987 (2); Navsea 5843579, hull framing & planking 

fwd fr 40, 1987;MCM Navsea 5843579, hull framing & planking, 1985; MCM Navsea 5843599, 

main deck & framing aft, 1988; MCM Navsea 5843596, Platf fwd, 1987; MCM Navsea 5843599, 

main deck framing and planking aft, 1988; MCM Navsea 584596, sheathing fwd, 1987; MCM 

Navsea 5843599, main deck framing & planking aft, 1988; MCM Navsea 5843596, platf fwd, 1987; 

MCM Navsea 5843598, main deck framing & planking fwd, 1985. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 367

Series 11. Oral histories, 1958-2004 (bulk 1958-1980) 

Boxes 1-13 Series 11. Oral histories, 1958-2004 (bulk 1958-1980) 



Extent: 13 boxes (9.7 linear feet) 


Contains oral histories conducted by Huycke as well as oral history audio cassettes that Huycke acquired. 

Huycke conducted the majority of the interviews in this series. There is a partial index to the oral histories 

with detailed information about the content of the tapes. Includes oral histories discussing the twelve 

German vessels stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico, during World War I and shortly 

thereafter. 

Many of the oral histories in this series were conducted by Huycke. Some of the oral history tapes found 

in this collection and in the index that Huycke created are copies of oral histories found in the San 

Francisco Maritime Museum Oral History collection. The copies of these tapes remain in this collection 

since Harold used the tapes in his research and because he made detailed notes in his index about them. 

Huycke gave the copied tapes his own index number. The tapes with their index numbers and their 

corresponding San Francisco Maritime call numbers are: (format is: Huycke index number (SF Maritime 

OHC number)) 

1 (OHCA127); 1 (OHCA126); 2 (OHCA128); 3 (OHCA129); 3 (OHCA130); 4 (OHCA131); 4 (OHCA132); 5 

(OHCA132); 15 (OHCA137); 16 (OHCA137); 17 (OHCA133); 17 (OHCA134); 18 (OHCA135); 19 



(OHCA142); 37 (OHCA146); 41 (OHCA162); 42 (OHCC026); 44 (OHCA147); 45 (OHCA147); 47 






(OHCA170); 102 (OHCC235); 103 (OHCC231); 104 (OHCC234); 105 (OHCC234); 106 (OHCC236); 107 

(OHCC236); 147 (OHCC237); 179 (OHCC232); 180 (OHCC232); 193 (OHCC233); 194 (OHCC233); 228 

(OHCC066). 

The following audio cassette tapes with numbers assigned in Harold Huycke's index were NOT received 

with this collection: 6-14, 23, 30-34, 38-40, 43, 46, 49, 58, 60, 64-68, 71, 78, 82-87, 89, 92-93, 95-100, 

140, 143-146, 173, 230-231. 

Audio cassette NOT received with this collection: 

6 (Kenneth J. Burns, March 1959) 

7 (Captain Alfred "Tar" Henderson, July 1959) 

8 (Charles Bywater, July 1959) 

9 (Karl Kasch, Mukilteo, July 1959) 

10 (Charles Anderson, August 1959) 

11 (Charles Anderson, August 1959 and Mrs. Rodney Jarvis, July 1959) 

12 (Captain Harry Lund, August 1959) 

13 (A.G. Dominick, August 1959 and Captain G.F. Lindholm, August 1959) 

14 (Captain John Vosper, August 1959 and Rev. John Gabrielson, August 1959) 

23 (Heinrich Schuback, September 1959) 

30 (Otto Greifsmuhlen, September 1959) 

31 (Mrs. Harold Dorles, October 1959) 

32 (Mr. W. B. Wooton, October 1959) 

33 (Frank Pfester, October 1959) 

34 (Capt. Al Rosendal, February 1962) 

38 (Jacob Johansen, June 1963) 

39 (Jacob Johansen, June 1963) 

40 (John Lee Hunter, May 1963) 

43 ([Emil Scheinchert], September 1972) 

46 (Ruth [Lohlen], June 1965) 

49 (Miethe Banquet. Taped by Al Harrison. August 25, 1965) 

58 (Gus Karison, April 1967) 

60 (Paul Rehs, December 8, 1967) 

64 (Harlan Gow, February 1968) 

65 (G.F. Matthews, October 1958) 

66 (G.F. Matthews, 1963) 

67 (Hugo Petersen, Emil Riegert, 

HDC1600 

March 1968) 

(SAFR 22224) 368 

68 (Ernst Mattschei, September 1968) 

71 (Hans Schuster, January 1969) 

78 (Mrs. R.D. Keiler (Jean Ward), July 1970) - likely OHCC230 

82 (George Mammen, Jens Ettrup, L.A. Rasmussen, Bob Lyman - reunion of men who were on BETH 

together, May 12, 1971) 

83 (Eric Hastings, July 1971)


Box 1 File Unit 01. Indices to tape recorded interviews, 1958-1996 



Extent: 2 folders. 


Typed and hand-written indices regarding Harold Huycke's collection of oral histories. Huycke indexed 

his oral history collection by tape number, side of the tape used, interviewee, date(s), information 

pertaining to the interviewer, location of the recording, and a brief description of the content of the 

recording. One index contains photocopies of the original magnetic tape (reel-to-reel) boxes. This 

information was almost completely transcribed in the handwritten/typed index. 

Related Material 

San Francisco Maritime Museum Oral History collection (SAFR 21848) 

Box 1, Folder 1 Item No. 001. Photocopies of audio reel box tops, titles of tape recorded interviews, 1958-1975 



This is an index to tape recorded interviews that Huycke donated to the SF Maritime using 

Huycke's tracking numbers (these numbers do not correspond to the SF Maritime Museum Oral 

History Collection numbers) in numerical order. The photocopies include typed labels with 

descriptions. These descriptions are often more detailed than the information in the SF Maritime 

Museum Oral History Collection database. 

Box 1, Folder 2 Item No. 002. Index to tape recorded interviews, 1958-1996 



Some of the tapes listed in the index are only found in this collection and some are found in the SF 

Maritime Museum Oral History collection (SAFR 21848) as well. The index contains information 

about the interviewee and subjects covered in the interview. The index is organized roughly in 

chronological order. These descriptions are often more detailed than the information in the SF 

Maritime Museum Oral History Collection database. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 369


Boxes 2-11 File Unit 02. Oral history audio cassette tapes indexed by Harold Huycke, 1958-1996 



Extent: 10 boxes (347 audio cassette tapes). 


Oral history audio cassette tapes indexed by Harold Huycke, 1958-1996 

Scope: These audio cassette tapes use the index numbers in the index that Harold Huycke created for 

his interviews, which can be found in box 1. Huycke donated many of the interviews in this file unit to 

the San Francisco Maritime NHP and they are now part of the SF Maritime Museum Oral History 

collection (SAFR 21848). Most of the original interviews he donated were recorded on magnetic 

(reel-to-reel) tape, then transferred to cassettes. The cassettes in this series are copies made from 

tapes in the SF Maritime Museum Oral History collection. 

The majority of interviews are only one to two people being interviewed at a time by Huycke, and 

many of the earlier oral histories include Karl Kortum. Others that assisted in the interview process are 

noted in the index and finding aid, including Captain Fred Klebingat and Captain A. F. Raynaud. 

The interviews take place mostly on the West Coast -- the San Francisco Bay Area; San Pedro, 

California; Santa Monica, California; Edmonds, Washington; Seattle, Washington -- but there are also 

interviews conducted in other cities on the West and East Coasts of the United States, as well as 

Mariehamn, Finland. Several of the recordings are taped responses to letters that Huycke had sent; 

he noted in his index the date of the letter, some of which could be found in this collection in the 

Correspondence series. 

The overall content of the interviews is varied and includes discussion of: sailing vessels; steam 

schooners; cargos and industry; Santa Rosalia and the detainment of twelve German vessels during 

World War I; the International Association of Cape Horners (Amicale Internationale des Capitaines au 

Long Cours Cap Horniers); States Marine Line; Santa Monica Harbor and Pier; and general 

biographical information regarding seamen from the United States, Northern Europe and Germany 

and Captains of the Pacific Northwest. Some of the accounts are first hand, and others are told 

through anecdotes from crew and family members. Of particular note are the oral histories that were 

referenced in the footnotes of Huycke's book, "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back": 

Santa Rosalia Related Oral Histories 

Alwin (Alvin) Arlom, 1967 August 22: Tape #59 (OHC UCA 90a-d) 

Kurt Borgwardt, 1958 March 17: Tape #3 (OHC UCA 129a-b) 

Hilmar Hansen, 1968 February 21: Tape #75 (OHC UCA 157a-b) 

Paul Hensel, 1968 October 14, 1969 January 14: Tape #72 (OHC UCA 158a-d, 159a-d) 

George Kuhn, 1958 March: Tape #4 (OHC UCA 131a-b) and 1959 March: Tape #17 (OHC UCA 

134a-b) 

Herman Lindner, 1958 March: Tape #1 (OHC UCA 127a-d) 

Paul Rehs and Ernst Johannsen, 1968 January 24: Tape #61 (OHC UCA 87a-f) 

Charlie Remmy and Mrs. Jack Idavain, 1959 September 22: Tape #29 (OHC UCA 145a-c) 

Captain Alexander Season, 1958 March: Tape #2 (OHC UCA 128a-b) 

Paul Smith and Karl Schierenbeck, 1959 September 21: Tape #28 (OHC UCA144a-d) 


San Francisco Maritime Museum Oral History collection (SAFR 21848) 

Box 2 Item No. 001. Hermann Lindner interviewed by Harold Huycke, Karl Kortum, and Jack Dickerhoff 

in San Francisco, 1958 March 

Extent: 4 audio cassette tapes. 


Tape #1 (OHC UCA 127a-d) Linder recounts early trips on the German 4-masted bark, REINBEK, 

a Dollar Company ship, from 1912-1921. Details of outward-bound journey around Cape Horn to 

Santa Rosalia in 1914, as well as the death of the blacksmith in Santa Rosalia. Also includes 

accounts of his years with the Robert Dollar Company and the JAMES DOLLAR voyage of 1922. 

This interview was referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further 

and Back." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 370


Box 2 Item No. 002. Mrs. Peter Nelson interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum with Dave Nelson, 



in Oakland, California, 1958 March 



Tape #1 (OHC UCA 126a-b) Interview conducted onboard the C. A. THAYER. Mrs. Nelson 

recounts her years aboard the C. A. THAYER with her husband "Whitehead Pete's" going to 

Alaska to fish for salt salmon, 1913-1925. 

Box 2 Item No. 003. Captain Alexander Season interviewed by Karl Kortum, Bill Bartz, and Harold 

Huycke in San Francisco, 1958 March 



Tape #2 (OHC UCA 128a-b). Captain Alexander Season previously went by the name Alexander 

Vinogradoff. Discussed unknown 5-masted steam schooner used for running rum to U.S. Pacific 

Coast from China in the early 1920s; followed by a description of JANET DOLLAR's four idle years 

in Tsingaau from 1924-1928 and eventual disposal to owners in the Tangtze River. This interview 

was referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 2 Item No. 004. Kurt Borgwardt interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 

1958 March 17 



Tape #3 (OHC UCA 129a-b) Borgwardt recounts his time as a German sailor before World War I, 

when he came to Santa Rosalia outward bound from Hamburg on the full-rigged ship, LASBEK in 

1914, and accounts of his desertion and later voyages on the codfish schooner, CITY OF 

PAPEETE, and steam schooners. This interview was referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's 

book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 2 Item No. 005. Pacifid Astredo interviewed by Karl Kortum, circa 1958 



Tape #3 (OHC UCA 130a-b) Discussion of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Astredo was 

most likely a steward for this company. 

Box 2 Item No. 006. George Kuhn interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in South San 

Francisco, 1958 September 



Tape #4 (OHC UCA 131a-b) Kuhn describes 1913-1914 voyages in the 4-masted bark, HELWIG 

VINNEN, life as a carpenter, and observations from being in Santa Rosalia, 1914-1921. He then 

discusses the Dollar Company and the bark, WILLIAM DOLLAR. This interview was referenced in 

a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 2 Item No. 007. Captain Alff Hansen interviewed by Karl Kortum, Jack Dickerhoff, and Harold 

Huycke in Menlo Park, California, 1958 September 



Tape #4/5 (OHC UCA 132a-c) Hansen describes his years in Charles Nelson Company ships: 

MONITOR, AURORA, and steam schooners. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 371


Box 2 Item No. 008. Captain H. J. "Poker Hans" Andersen interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum 



in San Pedro, California, 1959 September 9 



Tape #15/16 (OHC UCA 137a-e) Captain Andersen worked for J. E. Shields for several years as 

master of the 3-masted schooner, ALBERT MEYER. He describes trips in the ALBERT MEYER 

and an episode in shoveling copra; he was master of the barkentine KITSAP (Ex. GARDINER 

CITY) and then later was two years on the SOPHIE CHRISTENSON for Shields; and he describes 

one trip to the Bering Sea in the JOHN A. He provides a good view of ship business. He was a 

master on gambling ships off Southern California and was master of Liberty and Victory ships 

during World War II. He also discusses Crazy Killman. 

Box 2 Item No. 009. Leonard Olsen interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Pedro, 

California, 1959 September 10 



Tape #17 (OHC UCA 133a-b) Olsen recounts his experiences on the Norwegian vessels, 

INVERCLYDE, SIERRA MIRANDA; and American vessels, TUSITALA, PHYLLIS, FOREST 

PRIDE, and JAMES TUFT. 

Box 2 Item No. 010. George Kuhn interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in Redwood City, 

California, 1959 September 



Tape #17 (OHC UCA 134a-b) Kuhn discusses his Santa Rosalia days, 1914-1921; his WILLIAM 

DOLLAR voyage in 1921, and other topics such as photos to be copied. This interview was 

referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 2 Item No. 011. Frank Jacks interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Pedro, California, 

1959 September 10 



Tape #18 (OHC UCA 135a-c) Jacks recounts his arrival to the U. S. Pacific Northwest in 1914 in 

the German ship, ARNOLDUS VINNEN. He continues to discuss travels on the 5-masted 

schooner, H. K. HALL with Crazy Killman on a voyage to South Africa; his travels on the 4-masted 

bark, FALLS OF CLYDE; voyages on steam schooners; and finally longshoring. 

Box 2 Item No. 012. Captain Carl Moller interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in Escondido, 

California, 1959 September 12/14 



Tape #19 (OHC UCA 136a-d) Captain Moller recounts a WILLIAM DOLLAR voyage from 

1921-1922; memories of the schooner, THISTLE 1927-1928; the JANE L. STANFORD, and earlier 

Danish ships, including voyages with Captain Asmussen; and Charles Nelson Company captains 

and vessels. This interview was referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa 

Rosalia, Further and Back." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 372


Box 2, Box 3 Item No. 013. Max Krems interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Pedro, California, 



1959 September 10-12 



Tape # 20-22 (OHC UCA 138a-j) Krems talks about when he was on the SCHIRFBEK and later 

NESAIA in 1914. He escaped by open boat to Italy from Spain and serviced in U-Boats during 

World War I in the Mediterranean and Black Seas. He returned to Germany via train across 

Russian-Polish frontiers. He then joined the Peruvian 4-masted bark, ELIZABETH in either late 

1919 or 1921 to sail her to her home port. He then came to America on the 4-masted bark, 

GOLDEN GATE and then sailed on the 4-masted bark, JOSEPH DOLLAR. 

Box 3 Item No. 014. William Meyer interviewed by Harold Huycke, Karl Kortum, and Jack McNairin in 

Hayward, California, 1959 September 16 



Tape #24-25 (OHC UCA 139a-f) Meyer recounts his experiences with sailing ships; steam 

schooners; longshoring on the Pacific Coast; fishing in Alaska; stevedoring on the Danish 

5-masted bark KOBENHAVN; and a voyage out to the Pacific Coast in the OMEGA. 

Box 3 Item No. 015. Captain Erich Hanke interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum onboard the 

Balclutha in San Francisco, 1959 September 20 



Tape #23 (OHC UCA 140a-b) Captain Hanke recounts years in Peru on the barks TELLUS, 

MAIPO, and 4-masted barks MAERO and OMEGA. He was master of the OMEGA for eight years. 

He makes a brief reference to the outward passage of the LUCIE WOERMANN. 

Box 3 Item No. 016. Eric Swanson interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in San Francisco, 1959 

September 21-22 



Tape #26-27 (OHC UCA 141a-f) Swanson recounts his time with the British vessel WRAY 

CASTLE on a voyage from New York to Australia to Gatico 1919-1920; the 5-masted steam 

schooner INCA; the 4-masted bark GOLDEN GATE; and gives a brief description the 4-masted 

schooner ALVENA. 

Box 3 Item No. 017. Paul Smith and Karl Schierenbeck interviewed by Karl Kortum, Jack Dickerhoff, and 

Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 1959 September 21 



Tape #28 (OHC UCA144a-d) Paul Smith came to Santa Rosalia on the SCHURBEK and stayed 

for two years. He then went to the border and worked near Mexicali until after World War I. Karl 

Schierenbeck came to Santa Rosalia in 1914 aboard the 4-masted bark HELWIG VINNEN. He 

deserted in 1914 and came to Portland in the Belgian 4-masted bark KATANGA. This interview 

was referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 373


Box 3 Item No. 018. Charlie Remmy and Mrs. Jack Idavain interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold 



Huycke in Oakland, California, 1959 September 22 



Tape #29 (OHC UCA 145a-c) These conversations recount Remmy's early days on 4-masted 

barks; the German vessel, FRIEDA of Bremen; OMEGA of Hamburg; his arrival in Philadelphia on 

the ship DUNSYRE after World War I; and his consequent move to the Pacific Coast where he 

found himself on the JAMES DOLLAR and steam schooners. He was the Chief Mate of the 

MOSHULU, 1927-1928. Mrs. Idavain describes the Christmas Day collision of the JANE L. 

STANFORD and the THEILBECK in Sausalito Bay. She also describes her idle years in Sausalito 

on the JANE L. STANFORD, and later in Oakland Creek. There is general discussion of Sausalito 

and Oakland Creek on laid-up Dollar Company vessels. This interview was referenced in a 

footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 3 Item No. 019. Joe King interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 1962 

September 30 



Tape #35 (OHC UCA 143a-c) King was the former operation manager of the Hind, Rolph & 

Company Firm for the Union Steamship Company. He recounts the various subsidiaries of the 

Hinds and Rolphs, with highlights of the "good years," 1918-1919. He shares anecdotes of James 

Rolph and various captains; cargo stowage problems; the Hellingsen, Lewis, Carlson PUAKO trail 

with Petersen; and agency for Union Steamship Company, New Zealand. 

Box 3 Item No. 020. Captain Robert Seiker interviewed in San Francisco by Karl Kortum and Harold 

Huycke, 1962 September 28 



Tape #36 (OHC UCA 142a-d) Conversations recount Seiker's experience as Third Mate aboard 

the STEINBEK from 1914-1915 and Santa Rosalia, his experience aboard JERSBEK as well as 

living conditions aboard other German vessels; describes brace-winches and steam schooners; 

and discusses sailing ships of the Pacific Coast. 

Box 3, Box 4 Item No. 021. Harry Mathis interviewed in San Francisco by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke, 1963 

March 18 



Tape #37 (OHC UCA 146a-d) Conversations recount Mathis's experience in the 4-masted bark, 

CARLA 1914-1915 in Chile, the ELFRIEDA, the ERSKINE, the M. PHELPS, J. H. LUNSMANN, 

and the CONWAY CASTLE; Mathis's experience in the WCSA when the war broke out in 1914, 

and how he then came to the U. S. 

Box 4 Item No. 022. Captain John Lass interviewed by Harold Huycke in Portland, Oregon, 1963 

December 5 



Tape # 41 (OHC UCA162a-d) Conversations recount Lass's experience on the 4-masted bark, 

WALKURE, and his desertion from her in Tacoma, 1908. Lass discusses a variety of Pacific Coast 

sailing ships from about 1903 to about World War I, and continues with steamships and steam 

schooners. Lass tells how he becomes the operating manager for Pope and Talbot Steamship 

Company, Portland, Oregon. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 374


Box 4 Item No. 023. Art Swanson interviewed by Harold Huycke, with Allan Gibbons of the Oregon 



Historical Society, in Portland, Oregon, 1963 December 6 



Tape #42 (OHC UCA26a-c) Conversations recount Swanson's time with the MADAGASCAR in the 

1890s, the NUUANU, MAUNA ALA 1896-1901, and West Coast sailing ships and steam 

schooners and sailing vessels. He continues to discuss the overhaul of the KURT, DALBEK and 

ARNOLDUS VINNEN in 1917. Swanson describes putting yards on the 5-masted steam schooner 

COLUMBIA RIVER; taking the EUTERPE to Alaska in 1902, and taking the STAR OF FRANCE 

and the BERLIN to Alaska. He also discusses some outside port steam schooners. 

Box 4 Item No. 024. Ernst Lohr interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in Oakland, California, 

1964 April 7 



Tape #44-45 (OHC UCA 147a-c) Conversations recounts Lohr's experience about the German 

ship RIGEL; the ALEXANDER ISENBERG, 1914-1915, prior to World War I; the schooner 

ZAMPA; and the Peruvian bark, MARIE. He also describes life in a Tacoma boarding house. 

Box 4 Item No. 025. Charles (Karl) Luders interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke at the San 

Francisco Maritime Museum, with Mrs. Luders, 1965 August 29 



Tape #47 (OHC UCA 148a-c) Conversations recount Luders experience on the OMEGA in 1905; 

the OSTARA in 1906 and 1907; being the canvas architect for the MARIE HACKFELD en route to 

Hawaii in 1907; and on the MARY E. FOSTER, CORONADO, and MAVERICK, with no date 

specified. He continues to recount his experience on North Sea and Baltic Sea vessels until 1914. 

He discusses his time as Second Mate on the new steamship, AMASIS, from 1914-1920. He also 

tells of cutting sewing sails for ALEJANDRINA in Punta Arenas, Chile. 

Box 4 Item No. 026. Captain Robert Kark Miethe Interviews: by Captain Fred K. Klebingat, Karl Kortum, 

Harold Huycke and H. Schuback at several San Francisco locations, 1965 August 27,28,30; 

September 3 



Tape #48/50/51 (OHC UCA 69a-j) 27 August, 1965; Banquet honoring Captain Robert Meithe, 

visiting from Hamburg, enroute to Valparaiso; At Rathskeller Restaurant, San Francisco, 

California: Those in attendance include Paul Janke, Heinie Schubach, Captain Robert Meithe, 

Fred Klebingat, Jack Dickerhoff, S. O. Berance, Hermann Lindner, Karl Luders, Otto Greifsmuhlen, 

William Meyer, J. R. Colton, George Mammen, Fred Conrad, David Raff, Igor Liszt, Willy 

Huschens, and Carl Wichman. (Label on tape says "commence talks at 087 on dial.") 28 August, 

1965; at the San Francisco Maritime Museum with Captain Fred Klebingat, Karl Kortum, and 

Harold Huycke: Meithe recalls his early days in North Germany in the Baltic Sea and his early 

beginnings with Laeisz. He compares the PITCOCHRY and the PREUSSEN and comments on the 

Chilean steamship MASTERS. 30 August 1965; at the San Francisco Maritime Museum with Karl 

Kortum and H. Schubach: Discussing "Chilean days," during and after World War I. Tells the story 

of MONSARRAT, BOGOTA, and some of World War II. 3 September 1965; at the San Francisco 

Maritime Museum with Karl Kortum and Bill Bartz: Meithe compares the POTOSI to the 

PREUSSIAN and discussed sailing vessels, Laeisz ships and the PITCOCHRY, fire and life and 

work aboard a steamship. He continues discussing the women at Valparaiso and the working of 

the POTOSI: cargo gear, the work of the crew, and loading through the side-ports. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 375


Box 4 Item No. 027. Willy Maas interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum at Fort Bragg, California, 



1967 January 9 



Tape #52 (OHC UCA 149a-b) Interview contains Maas's recollection of starting in the Baltic Sea 

onboard the EGON, bound for Santa Rosalia and their consequent escape. Also includes details of 

steam schooners on outside ports, Mendocino, and mooring logs. This interview was referenced in 

a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 4 Item No. 028. Lars Peters interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum at Fort Bragg, California, 

1967 January 10 



Tape #52 (OHC UCA 150) Peters recounts his early days sailing with Norwegian sailing ships and 

taking his first load of case oil and petroleum across the North Atlantic to Northern Europe by sail; 

then he recounts his time on the Pacific Coast with the FENWICK and the PETROLITE. 

Box 4 Item No. 029. Walter Collins interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum, at Fort Bragg, 

California, 1967 January 10 



Tape #53 (OHC UCA 85a-c) Collins recounts the Greenwood operations of the L. E. White Lumber 

Company, and the redwood logging, shipping and production industry logistics and trends. 

Box 4 Item No. 030. Captain Sune Tamm interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke at the San 

Francisco Maritime Museum, 1966 December 9 



Tape #54 (OHC UCA 84a-b) Captain Tamm relays his survey of the PARMA in drydock in Europe, 

1929; surveys and purchase of the STAR OF GREENLAND for the training ship ABRAHAM 

RYDBERG; and the purchase of the 5-masted barkentine, FOREST DREAM in 1926 in Australia. 

Box 4, Box 5 Item No. 031. Captain Ottmar Fritz interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in Piedmont, 

California, 1967 August 3 



Tape #55 (OHC UCA 155a-d) Captain Fritz describes his two-and-a-half years with the vessel 

BLANKENESE (from 1914-1916) in Chanaral, Chile: various activities, hinterland, town, Fritz 

Reuter and the books read on board. He also describes his escape to Taltal. He continues by 

describing his experience sailing the brigantine GENEVA, to Hawaii; his attempt to sail to the U. S. 

in the barge PIONEER; and his time with the 4-masted steam schooner COLUMBIA, including a 

time when he washed ashore. 

Box 5 Item No. 032. Mrs. Charlotte (Joseph) St. Clair, aka "Lottie Bennett" interviewed by Harold Huycke 

and Karl Kortum in San Francisco, 1967 August 8 



Tape #56 (OHC UCA 156a-c) Mrs. St. Clair (maiden name, Charlotte Bainbridge Bennett) is the 

daughter of Captain Bennett of the Goodall and Bennett Pacific Coast Steamship Company, 

California, Stevedore and Ballst. She describes her father's biography, his activities and other 

activities centered on the San Francisco waterfront. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 376


Box 5 Item No. 033. Captain Frederick K. Klebingat interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in Mill 



Valley, California, 1967 August 11 



Tape #57 (OHC UCA 154a-b) Interview consists of general discussions about certain business 

practices in the operation of ships in the "Far East." Occasional points of interest from the 

examination of Hall Brothers Shipyard papers. 

Box 5 Item No. 034. Alwin (Alvin) Arlom interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San 

Francisco, 1967 August 22 



Tape #59 (OHC UCA 90a-d) Arlom recounts beginning his career along the waterfront of 

Hamburg. He then tells of his voyage to Santa Rosalia aboard the EGON. In 1921, 1922, 1923, he 

returned to Europe. He discusses Captain McGee with the ROSE CITY; a trip back to Germany on 

the DEERFIELD, 1922; his return to San Francisco; and his time with steam schooners ADELINE 

SMITH and C. A. SMITH with package lumber. He recounts the loss of the C. A. SMITH at Coos 

Bay Bar, and running the CLEONE on the coast, 1920. Original audio reel has extensive notes 

attached. This interview was referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, 

Further and Back." 

Box 5 Item No. 035. Paul Rehs and Ernst Johannsen interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in 

Fairfax, California, 1968 January 24 



Tape #61 (OHC UCA 87a-f) Johannsen was deckboy on the THIELBEK to Santa Rosalia in 1914. 

From his small notebook, he extracted dates of a few events on the voyage out and the arrival in 

Santa Rosalia. He also describes incidents in Santa Rosalia prior to his departure. He mentions 

his escape to California on the [GUSY]WOOD. One incident described was a Dutch steel vessel 

was found bottom up in the Baltic, towed to Danzig and salvaged. Rehs describes a few incidents 

aboard the HANS in her 1913-1914 voyage; the WANDSBEK's voyage to Santa Rosalia; and his 

arrival in San Francisco on the steam schooner CARLOS. This interview was referenced in a 

footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 5 Item No. 036. Captain Sten Lille interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke at the Golden Gate 

Hotel, San Francisco, 1968 February 1 



Tape #62 (OHC UCA 151a-c) Captain Lille recounts his first trip as apprentice ion the ship 

GLENARD, which was dismasted in Bay of Biscay and the consequent re-rigging and voyage to 

Australia. Then he relays his time aboard the FAVELL as Second Mate; his time as a Chief Mate in 

sailing vessels; then master of the FAVELL from 1929-1934. He was aboard Finnish sailing 

vessels and got caught in the U. S. in 193? and remained until he retired to home to Finland in 

1946. He discusses Erikson ships, the Cape Horn Club, and the CHAMPIGNY. 

Box 5 Item No. 037. Harry Hovde, with Otto Nelson, interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in 

San Francisco, 1967 November 30 



Tape #63 (OHC UCA 152a-c) Hovde recounts his time with the Alaska Packers Association 

vessels STAR OF ENGLAND and STAR OF GREENLAND in the 1920s. He continues to tell of 

being torpedoed in the English Channel in a Norwegian sailing vessel in World War I. He also talks 

of his experience on steam schooners and longshoring. Otto Nelson in in conversation with Hovde. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 377


Box 5 Item No. 038. John Edwards interviewed by Harold Huycke in Everett, Washington, 1968 



September 20 



Tape #69 (OHC UCA 166a-c) Edwards recounts his time aboard the Norwegian steamship, 

GLIMT, and Pacific Coast sailing vessels after 1914. He discusses steam schooners and recounts 

his experience aboard the STAR OF PERU in 1921 when she was dismasted off San Francisco. 

He continues to discuss fishermen in Alaska and longshoremen in Everett, Washington. 

Box 5 Item No. 039. Paul Hensel interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum on 14 October 1968 in 

Daly City, California, 1968 October 14, 1969 January 14 



Tape #72 (OHC UCA 158a-d, 159a-d) 14 October 1968: Hensel discusses his two voyages 

onboard the WANDSBEK, 1909-1912; his one voyage on the SCHURBEK, 1912-1914; and his 

voyage on the HARVESTEHUDE, 1914-1916 to Santa Rosalia. He deserted Labor Day, 

September of 1916, and came to California via Nogales. Regarding the original audio reel, side 

one is not chronological but has good comments on photos in a STANDKE album. Side two begins 

chronological order of events, ships and activities. It ends with the beginning of steam schooners 

on the Pacific Coast. 

Box 5, Box 6 Item No. 040. Captain T. "Codfish" Thomasen (Thomasen) interviewed by Karl Kortum, Harold 

Huycke, and Fingel Larsen, 1959 September 18 



Tape #73 (OHC UCA 17a-c) Captain Thomasen recounts details of his native city, Bergen, 

Norway, circa 1881-1895, and how he went fishing out of Norway at around 15 years of age. In 

1900 he came around Cape Horn to the Pacific Coast on the 4-masted bark CORONA. He 

remained in the Pacific codfish trade ever since. He was the master of the CITY OF PAPEETE for 

the Union Codfish Company, and WILLIAM H. SMITH. 

Box 6 Item No. 041. Captain John Engelbrecht interviewed by Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 1969 

October 27 



Tape #74 (OHC UCA 164a-b) Engelbrect recounts his voyages on the 4-masted bark, PETSCHILI 

from 1910-1911; LENI, in 1912; the bark INVERSNAID; bark MAX, 1914 and the journey from Port 

Talbot to Chile, from Australia with coal to Chile and homeward. He continues with anecdotes 

regarding meeting whalers in Atlantic, about 2-3 days South Azores, learning of the war and 

putting into Fayal. In 1915 he deserted after idle one year on the American 4-masted schooner, 

MYSPER, to the British West Indies, then went to New York where he continued a career on 

American fishing boats thereafter. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 378


Box 6 Item No. 042. Hilmar Hansen interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in San Francisco, 



1968 February 21 



Tape #75 (OHC UCA 157a-b) Hansen recounts his days as a "tanker man," with So Cal. He talks 

of his early days in Europe and going around South America in an early tanker, stopping in 

Patagonia. He describes the old San Francisco waterfront: recollections of old-time sailor friends, 

Dick Brewer's "Bells of Shandon," the saloon (where Rincon Post Office is now) which was 

frequented by Bergen sailor; Bulkhead saloon, Russian Finn (noisy); Brake on the waterfront to 

long wharf "on spec." Recounts Sanguinettis -- "Gillguys," and the bell from the tanker ATLAS 

being thrown overboard near Point Reyes. Continues to tell of the tanker A.F. LUCAS towing 

DUNSYRE to Santa Rosalia and general details of being inside tankers. This interview was 

referenced in a footnote in Harold Huycke's book "To Santa Rosalia, Further and Back." 

Box 6 Item No. 043. Captain Alfred Ambrogi interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in Piedmont, 

California, 1970 May 2 



Tape #76/77 (OHC UCA 153a-d) The interview begins with Captain Ambrogi recounting his time 

operating the barkentine NORDEN in Long Island Sound in the 1930s. He then speaks of this time 

with Italian sailing ships from the time he ran away at the age of 12, beginning around 1911, in 

Genoa. He sailed in the Mediterranean Sea brigantines and then about 1912 he moved to the 

TORRIDON. He was on the MINCIO as well. He talks of the Italian Navy in World War I. From 

1920-1923 it was BLANKENESE from North Europe to Gavona via Falmouth, North Africa, 

Gibralter and also went as a mate on the MAGDALENE VINNEN to Italy for scrapping in 1923. He 

came to the U. S. in 1924 to escape the Fascist government. 

Box 6 Item No. 044. Jens Ettrup interviewed by Harold Huycke in Edmonds, Washington, 1971 February 

15 



Tape #79/80 (OHC UCA 167a-j) Ettrup begins with descriptions of Southern California kelp barges 

operating out of Chula Vista, around 1917 to 1918. He describes experiences with the tug, 

BAHADA, the tanker, GEORGE LOOMIS, and other old tankers on the U. S. Pacific Coast. He 

continues to discuss his service on the Standard Oil steamship REDWOOD voyage to Alaska and 

then home to Bingham, and thence to Callao. He recounts a Christmas party in Callao, December 

1920 and on to Vantofagasta and Mejillones. He describes brief contact with a German steamship. 

He also recalls his early days in Europe; Baltic Sea experiences; EPPLETON HALL in Tynes; and 

"GROSSH ELIZ." The second original audio reel begins with Ettrup discussing his trip to the 

Metropolitan Opera in 1914 and meeting M. Schumann-Heinck. He then joins the LISBETH in 

Sweden. He takes up on the Norwegian bark, DEA, then goes ashore to work in a merchandise 

store. He then takes the JOHN ENA to Hawaii in 1915. Harry Olsen, boatswain of the JOHN ENA, 

is a cousin to Captain Bernard Olsed. Harry Olsen was an agent for the Sailors Union in Hawaii. 

"Beeftrust" Anderson was on the ROBERT LEWERS, Hawaii to Winslow. He was on the 4-masted 

schooner, SALVATOR as well. He closes the interview with a review of crews, names of 

shipmates, and real name Otto Carl Johannes Bastian. 

Box 6 Item No. 045. Eddie Tassin interviewed by Harold Huycke in Vernonia, Oregon, 1971 March 23 



Tape #81 (OHC UCA 168a-c) Tassin was an able seaman on the STAR OF SCOTLAND. He 

describes crew, joining ship in San Pedro and details of the voyage to South Africa. The vessel 

was sunk in 1942. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 379


Box 6 Item No. 046. Captain Verne LeBack interviewed by Harold Huycke in Astoria, Oregon, 1971 March 



27 



Tape # 81 (OHC UCA 169a-c) LeBack was the captain of the schooner, COLUMBIA, many years. 

He describes sea faring life, coastwise ships, tugs and ships out of the Columbia River, and the 

various personalities in Astoria, Oregon. 

Box 6 Item No. 047. Charlie Taylor interviewed by Harold Huycke in Winslow, Washington, 1972 January 

14 



Tape #88 (OHC UCA 165a-b) Taylor is a shipwright, born in Bandon, Oregon. He came to Everett 

in the 1890s while still a teenaged boy, and began work for the C. G. White Shipyard. After leaving 

that shipyard, he worked in various shipyards around Puget Sound. He built sailing ships in Seattle 

during World War I. He built ships in Tacoma, Vashon Island, and working in Winslow late in the 

1930s. He returned to Seattle, and then eventually to Winslow. 

Box 6 Item No. 048. Captain Dan F. McDonald interviewed by Norm Hacking and Harold Huycke in 

Vancouver, B. C., 1972 February 11 



Tape #90/91 (OHC UCA 163a-d) Captain McDonald was born on Prince Edward Island in 1881. 

He went to sea in local small steamships such as the FOREST KING, SOFALA, DAYLIGHT, 

ALCIDES, ATLAS, PASS OF BALNAHA, RHONE, AVON, GAEL, and RHINE VICTORY CHIMES. 

He traveled in schooners along the Atlantic Coast and was almost captured by a U-boat in World 

War I. In 1940, he became the mate of the CITY OF ALBERNI on a voyage to Sydney, Australia, 

and describes the repair of the mizzen mast that same year. In 1941, he did the rerigging of both 

sides of the DAYLIGHT. 

Box 6 Item No. 049. Captain E. J. Stull interviewed by Harold Huycke in Lynnwood, Washington, 1973 

August 22 



Tape #94 (OHC UCA 170a-c ) Captain Stull recounts his time on the PACTOLUS circa 1907-1908. 

He continues with his voyage shortly after with Captain Charles Watts to Chile, maneuvering the 

ship and anchoring. In 1908, he went with the GOVERNOR ROBIE to Australia. From 1908-1909, 

was with the WILLIAM H. MACY homeward from Australia. In 1909 he was with the MAKAWELI, 

which went ashore. He discusses his experience with the American Mail Line, and discusses his 

time from 1940 to 1941 as master of the COLLINGSWORTH, caught in the Dutch East Indies with 

the Japanese surveying. 

Box 6 Item No. 050. Nels Jensen interviewed by Harold Huycke in Hoquiam, Washington, 1974 October 4 

Extent: 1 audio cassette tape. 


Tape #101. Comments on old photos and Grays Harbor in the 1920s and 1930s (photos from the 

Harold Huycke Collection). Includes photos from Jones Photo Co. and smaller prints borrowed 

from the Grays Harbor Historical Society. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 380


Box 7 Item No. 051. Captain John Stendal interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in San Rafael, 



California, 1974 September 13 



Tape #102. (OHC UCA 235a-d) Stendal discusses his early beginnings in the Baltic Sea. He came 

to the Pacific Coast in 1911 and went into steam schooners. He was with the Linderman ships, 

BEE and others; with garbage steam schooners, HOMER and TAHOE. Between the wars he 

spent time in steam schooners. He was with the SUSAN OLSEN 1940-1942, and it was sunk off 

the coast of Northern California. He was later with other Olson steam schooners. Finally he was 

with the Irwin-Lyons company in motor-driving World War II surplus-conversations. He died in San 

Rafael in 1975. 

Box 7 Item No. 052. Harold Gade interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 1975 

October 



Tape #103. (OHC UCA 231) Gade, from Marin County, talks about the Ahlin Brothers, a Swedish 

family known in coastwise steam schooners. Karl, the oldest brother, twins Victor and Adolf 

(sometimes seen as Adolph), Julius and Nels. Karl went to sea at age 13 (this is Gade's 

grandfather) in steamships and then Pacific Coast steam schooners. 

Box 7 Item No. 053. John Aro interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum, in San Francisco, 1975 

October 24 



Tape #104/105. (OHC UCA 234a-d) Aro describes details of steel bark GUYTECAS during World 

War II, 1942-1945. During this time, it was trading in the Atlantic between Brazil and South Africa. 

He describes the mixture of crew, including Chilenos, Brazilians, Scandinavians, etc. 

Box 7 Item No. 054. George Mammen interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 

1975 October 27 



Tape #106/10. (OHC UCA 236a-e) Mammen describes his early years in Europe on German 

ships. He recounts his time aboard the 4-masted bark LISBETH on her voyage to Chile and 

eventually the U. S. in 1914. 

Box 7 Item No. 055. Hans Moller interviewed by Harold Huycke in Portland, Oregon, 1976 February 17 



Tape #108/109. [#108:] Begins by telling of the year 1917 on 3-masted wooden schooner in the 

Baltic Sea out of Sweden. In the 1920s he came to the U.S. on all sailing vessels. From 1942-1943 

he was with the 6-masted schooner TANGO, taking her from the Columbia River to South Africa. 

He tells of crew, conditions, etc. Continued on Tape #109. [#109:] Recounting general information 

about steamship sailors 1920s-1940s and his employment with the States Line American Mail 

Line, to his retirement in 1967. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 381


Box 7 Item No. 056. Thor Lindquist interviewed by Harold Huycke in Edmonds, Washington, 1976 



February 17, 1977 July 12 



Tape # 110/111/112. [#110:] Recounts his voyages on the PASSAT 1937-1938; on the sailing 

vessel PEGGY THORDEN, caught in ice in 1940; and on to LAWHILL May 1940. He spent 5 years 

on the LAWHILL. He comments on others s/v in South Africa during 1941-1948. [#111:] Continued 

from 110. On LAWHILL out of South Africa during WWII, and other sailing vessels in South African 

ports. [#112:] Continued fraction of tape #3 on South African sailing vessels during WWII and 

some regarding LAWHILL. 

Box 7 Item No. 057. Clarence Lundgren interviewed by Harold Huycke in Aberdeen, Washington, 1978 

February 23 



Tape #113. Lundgren recounts working in saw mills, Wilson Bros. Mill; ESTHER JOHNSON 

hauling freight from California; and general scenes of the Aberdeen waterfront. 

Box 7 Item No. 058. Captain Thor Berg interviewed by Harold Huycke in Winslow, Washington, 1978 

March 9 



Tape #114. Berg recounts his early days in Norway; World War I in sailing vessels; coming to the 

Pacific Northwest; working with Schafer Bros., in steam schooners MARGARET SCHAFER, 

POINT LOMA, HUBERT SCHAFER; piloting during World War II in Alaska on steam schooners; 

and routine loading and unloading lumber cargoes on the Pacific Coast during 1920s. 

Box 7 Item No. 059. Captain Wilhelm Stanghoner interviewed by Jergen Meyer and Harold Huycke in 

Hamburg, Germany, 1979 April 25 



Tape # 115/116[#115:] The interview is partly in German. Stanghoner discusses the WCSA 1914, 

on PINNAS, referring to WOGLINDE and other German sailing vessels. [#116:] Cont'd with Jurgen 

Meyer, partly in German. 

Box 7 Item No. 060. George Lauritzen interviewed by Harold Huycke in Hamburg, Germany, 1979 April 25 



Tape #117. Lauritzen discusses his time with KURT in 1914, to Santa Rosalia, to Astoria, and his 

consequent experiences in the U. S. Later he was on the VATERLAND in New York. He was a 

prisoner from 1917-1919 in Georgia. He was also on Rickmers ships. From 1941-43 he was with 

Wehrmacht in Caucasus, as commercial officer with the Army to exploit salt deposits -- he 

recounts narrow escapes and his return to Germany. 

Box 7 Item No. 061. Captain Harald Lindfors interviewed by Harold Huycke in Marihamn, Finland, 1979 

April 29 



Tape #118/119. (snow/rain outside) [118:] Lindfors describes years with the ARCHIBALD 

RUSSELL and HERZ CECILIE and later in WWII with tankers; in 1940 in Hull, helped rig down 

ARCHIBALD RUSSELL and was caught there. He continues to talk about cargo ships, and 

became part owner of "Sally A/G". [119:] Cont'd Sally A/G, tankers, and World War II years. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 382


Box 7 Item No. 062. Captain Lauritz Mattson interviewed by Harold Huycke in Marihamn, Finland, 1979 



April 30 



Tape #120. Mattson recounts his early years in the Baltic Sea on LALLA ROOKH; World War II 

1939-1945 sailing vessels; his imprisonment in Germany, and consequent escape. He relays 

biographical information: from large family of girls only; his father drowned, and so he had to stay 

close to home. He never went around Cape Horn in a sailing vessel. 

Box 7 Item No. 063. Captain Uno Morn interviewed by Karl Kahre in Marihamn, Finland, 1979 April 30 



Tape #121. Morn recounts his attempt to go from Finland to the UK in April 1940 to take command 

of ARCHIBALD RUSSELL. He was caught in Norway on the day the Germans landed in Norway; 

through the snow, he had to hike back through Sweden to Finland. (Interview taken in the Library 

and Museum dining room, Mariehamn.) 

Box 7 Item No. 064. Captain Valter Lindholm interviewed in Mariehamn, 1979 April 30 



Tape #122. (With painting of MOSHULU by Tom Wells, hanging on wall behind). Lindholm 

describes his earlier years on the PARMA 1931-1933, with crew of Finns; and traveling by 

steamship to Philadelphia and then going overland to Seattle and Winslow to take over MOSHULU 

at Winslow. He gives details of refitting ship, at Esquimalt, and the complete rerigging. 

(Recollections of Capt. P. A. McDonald.) 

Box 7 Item No. 065. Borge Borenius interview with Karl Kahre in Mariehamn, Finland. Fritjof Ofverstrom 

interview, 1979 April 30; 1 May 1979 



Tape #123. Sides 1: (Mariehamn library) Borenius recounts his attempts to go through Sweden 

and Norway to join ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, but was caught in Norway at time of invasion. 

Side 2: Ofverstrom talks about voyages with the LAWHILL and CALBUCO (with brother Viking 

Ofverstrom assisting). Describes in detail CALBUCO 1944-1945. 

Box 7 Item No. 066. Alf Johannsson interviewed in Mariehamn, Finland, 1979 April 30 



Tape #124. Johannsson describes in detail the last voyage of KILLORAN and its sinking by the 

German surface raider WIDDER. He finds himself in prison, and eventually is released from prison 

in [France, Germany]. 

Box 7 Item No. 067. Thorbjorn Jansson interviewed in Mariehamn, Finland, 1979 May 1 



Tape #125. This tape made with run-down batteries, and sounds garbled, very little value except if 

tape run at slow speed. Jansson recounts his time on the MOSHULU 1937-1939, and then when 

he joined PAMIR in 1940 for voyage to South America, Seychelles and New Zealand. He stayed in 

New Zealand during the war, and married a woman from New Zealand, and they returned to 

Mariehamn. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 383


Box 7 Item No. 068. Dewey Wilson interviewed in Aberdeen, Washington, 1980 September 18 





Tape #126/127. [#126:] Wilson discusses the Wilson Brothers sawmill and steam schooners 

operation. He talks about using wireless radios, on steam schooners. He recalls the vessels 

SVEA, IDAHO, OREGON, etc. and the location of McWhinney shipyard, now under Aberdeen 

shopping mall, across river from Weyerhaeusr dock. [#127:] Continued discussion and description 

of Wilson Brothers and the AB Johnson Lumber and steamship agency. 

Box 7 Item No. 069. Captain Theodore Manning and Captain A. F. Raynaud interviewed by Harold 

Huycke in Damariscotta, Maine, 1982 April 29 



Tape #128. These captains were shipmates on SS IOWA 1933, when it collided with a Japanese 

railroad ferry in Hakodate Strait. They discuss the repairs in Hokkaido shipyard and the final loss of 

IOWA on Columbia River Bar, all hands lost 1934. 

Box 8 Item No. 070. Ole Johansen interviewed in Poulsbo, Washington, 1983 May 21 



Tape #129/130. [#129:] Johansen discusses 1920s in Norwegian ships LYNGO, HERO, KARMO 

(later renamed CALBUCO). Describes shipping scene in communities of South Norway, and his 

early days in sailing vessels. Discusses being on WCSA in 1920s; recounts a voyage out 1923 

with KARMO on her last trip from Norway to Australia and to Chile before she was sold to 

Chilenos. [#130:] Continued from previous tape: Johansen talks about how he came ashore and 

worked in shore jobs. 

Box 8 Item No. 071. Captain Frank Walker interviewed in Jackson, Mississippi, 1983 November 4 



Tape #131/132. [#131:] Captain Walker recalls the GARTHEILL in early 1920s and general 

reminiscing of 1920s early days in Thames River with pilots, etc. He recounts time on the motor 

yacht SOUTHERN SEAS. [#132:] Continued general discussion of Cape Horners, etc. 

Box 8 Item No. 072. Captain Kurt Olaf Meyer interviewed in San Pedro, California, 1984 August 1 



Tape #133/134. [#133:] Meyer discusses his time in German sailing vessels; PRIWALL, PAMIR, 

GUSTAV 1920s. [#134:] Continued discussion of German sailing vessels and the Square Rigger 

Club and Cape Horners. 

Box 8 Item No. 073. Captain Erich Stein interview by Harold Huycke at Laguna Hills, California, 1984 

August 5 



Tape #135/136. [#135:] (At Leisure World, Laguna Hills) Stein tells how he began in PIRNA, 1910 

and then went with the LOUIS PASTEUR, and then PARMA to Iquique in 1914. He then ran away 

to join the schooner INCA to Seattle. He joined the Sailor Union of the Pacific (SUP), on his first 

day in Seattle, and met Pete Gill, SUP. [#136:] (Continuation of above) 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 384


Box 8 Item No. 074. Edward Beselin and Jens Ettrup interviewed by Harold Huycke in Edmonds, 



Washington and Seattle, Washington, 1984 September 24 



Tape #137/138. [#137:] (First part of the interview is Beselin in Edmonds, WA.) Beselin discusses 

his time in GROSSHERZOGIN ELISABETH, (1908) 1 year, then to bark LOUIS PASTUER, and 

the long miserable trip to the Pacific. He recalls the WCSA, and guano (cargo) at Galapagos. Then 

he recalls transfer to the 4-masted bark HERBERT, and a 1 round voyage with WCSA. From 

1913-1914 he was with the SUSANNE VINNEN to Australia on Norwegian 4-masted bark 

SPRINGBANK to San Francisco, and stayed on Pacific Coast. (The second part of the interview, 

Beselin and Huycke are in Seattle with Ettrup.) Beselin and Ettrup discuss GROSSHHERZOGIN 

ELISABETH with Jens talking about JOHN ENA, LISBETH, etc. [#138:] (Cont'd) small segment 

this tape. 

Box 8 Item No. 075. Captain Adrian F. Raynaud interviewed by Jack Capell in Seattle, Washington; in 

Edmonds, Washington with Dr. John Kemble, Dr. John Niven, and Harold Huycke, 1982 May 1; 

1982 December 11; and 1983 August 24 



Tape #139/141/142. [#139:] (copy) by Jack Capell, on yacht ALLEGRO Seattle. [#141:] (Edmonds, 

Washington] with Dr. John Kemble, Dr. John Niven and Harold Huycke) Raynaud gives personal 

recollections of 1930s and 1940s, States Lines and mostly American Mail Line years, and World 

War II as port captain. (Duplicate of this tape taken by Dr. Niven and transcribed.) [#142:] (Cont'd 

with John Kemble, John Niven and Harold Huycke) Reminiscing about Robert Dollar; purchase of 

a mill at Portland, above a bridge which couldn't be opened, no ships able to get alongside dock; 

and Froberg. 

Box 8 Item No. 076. Fred Klebingat interviewed with Jim Kleinschmidt, Al Gallant and Karl Kortum in 

Honolulu, Hawaii, 1984 May 2 



Tape #147. (OHC 237a-b) Conversation takes place at a Propeller Club meeting. Reminiscing 

about early Hawaii and FALLS OF CLYDE. (Tape by Al Gallant.) 

Box 8 Item No. 077. Captain A. F. Raynaud interviewed with Charles S. Morgan at Bathe, Maine, 1982 

April 30, May 1 



Tape #148 (Original tape by Charles S. Morgan.) Narration of 1914-1916 years on the EDWARD 

SEWALL. Side 2 completes public speech, evening in motel with Charles Morgan, Lew Parker, 

Andy Nesdall, Bob Goddar, and Harold Huycke, on UNDAUNTED sailing vessel(s) and Shield's 

schooners ANNIE M. CAMPBELL, etc. 

Box 8 Item No. 078. Captain Adolph Havemann interviewed by Harold Huycke in Palm Springs, 

California, 1985 February 2 



Tape #149/150. [#149:] Interview begins with Havemann's account of 5-masted barkentine 

MONTFALCONE in 1923 from Gulf (NOCA) to Panama to San Pablo. He then discusses his later 

years on the MONTFALCONE, and when she was changed to an auxiliary schooner. He then 

recalls his time with the OCEANIA VANCE, fishing in San Pedro, and the coast of Baja California. 

[#150:] Discusses early days 1909 German topsail schooner, taking a brigantine the North Sea 

and to Brazil. In 1914 joined ship OLONA (1896 co.) and moved on to WCSA, which went back to 

the Channel and was captured by a British cruiser; she then went into Plymouth (there appears to 

be a mix up on dates). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 385


Box 8 Item No. 079. Captain A. F. Raynaud interviewed with Jack Capell and Tom Capell, by Harold 



Huycke, in Seattle, Washington, 1985 August 12 



Tape #151. Raynaud recounts Seattle intercoastal years with the States Line. There is a segment 

of Jack Capell's D-Day experience in Europe, 1944, with the U. S. Army. They discuss the 

schooner PESCAWAH, a rum-runner from Canada, circa 1924-1925. They recall the sinking of the 

IOWA. Discussion of the State Line in the 1930s; and the SAN DIEGO sold to British 1939-1940. 

Box 8 Item No. 080. Mabel Olsen, Elizabeth Olsen and Jane Olsen interviewed by Harold Huycke in Santa 

Monica, California, 1986 February 2 



Tape #152 Olaf C. Olsen's daughter-in-law and (2) granddaughters -- Women reminisce about 

Santa Monica fishing barges owned by Olaf C. Olsen: FOX, MINNIE A. CAINE in the 1930s. 

Box 8 Item No. 081. Bob Le Beau interviewed by Harold Huycke in San Pedro, California, 1986 February 

4 



Tape #153/154. [#153:] Le Beau discusses Santa Monica fishing barges, FOX, MINNIE A. CAINE, 

VIKING, GLORIA H.; and towing barges for Olaf C. Olsen. He discusses Santa Monica in the 

1930s & Santa Monica Pier. [#154:] (continued conversation from previous tape) Discussing 

fishing barges off Santa Monica 1930s and 1940s. 

Box 8 Item No. 082. Captain Stanford "Pinky" Stiles interviewed in Redondo Beach, California, 1986 

February 21 



Tape #155/156. [#155:] Stiles discusses Hermosa Beach, California; the fishing barge STAR OF 

SCOTLAND, "SCOTTY," Capt. Arnold, Carol and daughters. Recalls some barges and gambling 

ships, Tony Comezo bought REX. Recollections of the Santa Monica Bay 1920s-1930s and the 

OLYMPIC II. [#156:] (continued from previous tape) Discussing fishing barges; STAR OF 

SCOTLAND; Arnold; the sinking STAR OF FRANCE as OLYMPIC II -- Pinky ran a shore-boat at 

time of collision. 

Box 8 Item No. 083. Versal Schuler interviewed in Santa Monica, 1986 March 8 



Tape #157. Schuler discusses 1940s fishing boats, Santa Monica Pier latter day, and barges in the 

Santa Monica Bay. 

Box 8 Item No. 084. Eugene Larsen interviewed with Harold Huycke and A. F. Raynaud in Hoodsport, 

Hood Canal, Washington, 1986 May 2 



Tape #158/159. [#158:] Eugene Larsen is the son of Captain Larsen, owner of barge [is/and] 

barkentine GEORGINA off Redondo-Manhattan Beach. It is the only barge to go around and get 

towed off. Discusses worm-eaten mills, GEORGINA barkentine was scrapped. Recalls the early 

days of Capt. Larsen in sailing vessels. [#159:] (Continued from prev tape) Relays stories about 

fishing barges and decade of 1930s family background. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 386


Box 8 Item No. 085. J. Marshall Keith Interview, 1986 May 1 





Tape #160/161. [#160:] (Tape letter from Orosi, California.) Keith answers specific question on 

Olaf C. Olsen and the operation of FOX and MINNIE A. CAINE off Santa Monica 1930's early 

1940s. [#161:] Keith answers second letter with questions: FOX, MINNIE A. CAINE. Relays his 

World War II tug experiences. (see [Huycke's] letter of 9 May 1986 w/ questions answered on this 

tape particularly.) 

Box 8 Item No. 086. Mr. Everett Abbott, Mrs. Teresa Abbott and Colleen Abbott interviewed in Gardiner, 

Oregon, 1986 July 15 



Tape #162. Discussion of early days, pioneer sawmills, M. R. Jewett, the Jewett House, and 

sketches of Captain Westerdale. Recollections of the schooner CAROLINE and other Gardiner 

Sail Company schooners. Discuss the location of shipyard, boat travel on river, etc. 

Box 8 Item No. 087. Harry Dring, A. F. Raynaud, Fred Fischer interviewed by Harold Huycke in Edmonds, 

Washington, 1986 June 8, 1986 August 22 



Tape #163. General conversations of San Francisco Maritime Museum schooners. Dring 

discusses his Aberdeen years. A. F. Raynaud discusses W. F. Stone Shipyard and G. G. White 

buildings and NORTHERN LIGHTS for Borden 1926-1927. Raynaud discusses his intercoastal 

years (continued on tape #164.) 

Box 8 Item No. 088. Captain A. F. Raynaud interviewed by Harold Huycke in Seattle, Washington, 1986 

August 22 



Tape #164. (Continued from tape #163). Raynaud discusses his intercoastal years. The 1934 and 

1936 strikes, and their effects. He recalls names of States Line ships and references American 

Hawaiian ships. Recounts his work in the 1920s at Straton around 1925 after stone yard 

development. 

Box 8 Item No. 089. Dora Hitchings Schafer interviewed in Seattle, Washington, 1986 August 26 



Tape #165. Norse Home. Schafer is the daughter of George H. Hitchens shipbuilders and Lillian 

Bill Matthews; grand-daughter of Peter Matthews. She gives sketches of Peter Matthews and 

Golden Fr. Matthews. She moved from Eureka to Hoquiam on a steam schooner. Recounts the 

DEL NORTE, 1897; gives biographies of Hitchings and Matthews. She recalls being in New 

Brunswick and migrating to San Francisco and then to Humboldt Bay; and life at Hoquiam 

1897-1910. She moved to Berkeley to go to school, then back to Seattle. She gives biographical 

information such as Hitchings's death in 1917 at the age of 50, etc. 

Box 8 Item No. 090. Bill Olsen interviewed by Harold Huycke at San Pedro, California, 1986 October 3 



Tape #166. General conversation and comments on steam schooners and San Pedro fishing 

barges off Southern California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 387


Box 8 Item No. 091. Captain Harvey Jeans interviewed in San Pedro, 1986 October 3 





Tape #167/168. [#167:] Jeans recollects his time as an able seaman on the schooner, MINNIE A. 

CAINE. In 1917 he was traveled homeward from Australia to Puget Sound. He gives a description 

of Captain Nicholas Wagner, master; wife; Lowell Wagner, 2nd mate, and 21 year-old son; 

daughter Helen Wagner, pen name Joan Lowell literary appraisal of Joan; other ships and 

seafaring career. [#168:] (cont'd San Pedro, part of side 1 only. Total 1 hr 45 min +/-. 

Box 9 Item No. 092. Juan E. Salberto Interview, 1971 August, 1972 January 



Tape #169(1-6). Taped letters. Salberto recounts a wide variety of subjects: covering sailing ships 

Salberto sailed in during World War I; STAR OF SCOTLAND; COMMODORE 1941-42; 

recollections of Harry Lundeburg; and nicknames of Pacific Coast seafarers. 

Box 9 Item No. 093. Hideo Endo interviewed in Northridge, California, 1986 October 4 



Tape #170/171. [#170:] [ Interviews total 2 hours.] Endo is the son of the owner of fishing barge 

(steam schooner) SIERRA off White's Point, California, from 1920-1941. He gives details of 

location, ownership, operation, and the forced sale 1941 to Wilson. {#171:] recounts being laid up 

each winter in San Pedro and the misfortunes of Endo family during WWII in camps in Arkansas. 

He gives valuations of ship and equipment at the time of sale and the consequent loss and claim 

against U. S. Government. 

Box 9 Item No. 094. Harold Huycke, A. F. Raynaud, Jack Capell and John Kelley Interview, 1987 July 17 



Tape #172. Discussion of Seattle shipyards during World War I, and photos and plans owned by 

John Kelley. 

Box 9 Item No. 095. Tom Sovles, Kenny Glasgow, Harry Dring, Karl Kortum, Jack Hendriksen, Bill Bartz, 

Gordon Riehl, George Jorstad: Crew of the KAIULANI Interview in Astoria, Oregon, 1987 

September 2 



Tape #174. Reminiscing about 1941-1942 Voyage KAIULANI at Astoria, Oregon, at the Columbia 

River Maritime Museum meeting hall with audience of about 20. 

Box 9 Item No. 096. Jack Kitchen interviewed at Redondo, California, 1987 September 28 



Tape #175. Kitchen was a 17 year-old crew member on the fishing barge KOHALA, December 

1941. He describes in detail Christmas Eve 1941 when he and an other were watchmen on a 

barge -- they heard a diesel engine nearby and suspected Japanese submarine. The event later 

lead to bombing 1 barge. He also recounts fishing barge days, the time spent fishing. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 388


Box 9 Item No. 097. Mrs. Richard Nathorst interviewed by Harold Huycke and Charles S. Morgan in 



Westford, Massachusetts, 1988 January 16 



Tape #176. Mrs. Nathorst describes her hectic life with Nathorst, who was master from 1941-1942 

on the KAIULANI. They met in 1946 in New York and she helped him to get citizenship papers. He 

sailed as second mate and chief mate on American ships out of New York. She describes him as 

imprudent, "philanderer," wasteful, boastful, etc. Now is in Sweden and feels he needs somebody 

to always look after him. 

Box 9 Item No. 098. Captain A. F. Raynaud and Ken Greff Interview, 1987 June 19, 1989 June 19 



Tape #177/178. 2 Tapes -- Subjects not known. 

Box 9 Item No. 099. David Raff interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 1988 

September 22 



Tape #179/180 (OHC 232a-c). [#179] Raff discusses the German sailing vessel, SAXONIA, and 

the 1913-1914 journey from Europe to China to Puget Sound, ending by being interned in 

Winslow, Washington. [#180] Raff continues to discuss life on American ships in the 1920s 

("Kortum asleep!") 

Box 9 Item No. 100. Gunnar Hexum, David Johnson, John Lindstrom, and Harry Morgan interviewed by 

Harold Huycke in Sausalito, California, 1988 September 22 



Tape #181. Interview conducted onboard the steam schooner WAPAMA, at Sausalito. David 

Johnson begins, and conversation moves to the John Lindstrom Shipbuilding. David Johnson 

comments on being a descendent of Lindstrom. Informal conversations with Gunnar Hexum follow. 

The interview finishes with a conversation with Harry Morgan, Chief Engineer on steam schooner 

PHYLLIS, and steamships. 

Box 9 Item No. 101. Harold Banke interviewed by Harold Huycke in San Pedro, California, 1988 October 

26 



Tape #182 Banke recounts the years 1943-1944, his C.M.A. days and W. R. Chamberlin 

Company. Father is Mads Banke, Captain with E. K. Wood Co. & W. R. Chamberlin. Uncle is 

Captain Charles Clemonsen from Denmark. 1947-1948 Captain Mads Banke died on a Liberty 

Ship, going from Cape Town, South Africa to the USA. Banke closes with some reminiscence of 

family. 

Box 9 Item No. 102. Chester Doyle interviewed by Harold Huycke in Torrance, California, 1988 October 

26 



Tape #183. Doyle recounts fishing barges off Redondo, boats off pier, and discusses old photos 

taken in the 1920s and 1930s. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 389


Box 9 Item No. 103. J. Donald Guthrie interviewed by Harold Huycke in Fort Bragg, California, 1988 



October 31 



Tape #184. Guthrie recounts the Dollar Family, Dollar ships and general history of Guthries. 

Box 9 Item No. 104. Bob Carr interviewed by Harold Huycke at Lopez Island, Washington, 1989 April 18 



Tape #185/186. [#185:] Carr gives a general discussion of his time in steam schooners NORTH 

BEND, WEST COAST, WHITNEY OLSON, and his experience with World War II Liberty ships. 

[#186:] Continued conversation regarding Liberty ships, steam schooners at res. (farm) Keith 

Sternberg. 

Box 9 Item No. 105. Alf Gorstrom interviewed with J. Donald Guthrie by Harold Huycke at Fort Bragg, 

California, 1989 June 27 



Tape #187/188. [#187:] Discussion begins with outside port steam schooners; a good description 

of Brookings, Oregon Pier and moorings. One of the men was on the C.A. THAYER in 1923 to 

Alaska. Some discussion of the Alaska Packers Association. [#188:] Conversation continues with 

outside port steam schooners on the Northern California and Southern Oregon ports. 

Box 9 Item No. 106. Leroy J. Rogers interviewed by Harold Huycke in Tacoma, Washington, 1989 August 

7 



Tape #189/190 [#189:] (Rogers is the former Northwest manager of Weyerhaeuser Steamship 

Company, Tacoma) He discusses intercoastal lumber ships, steam schooners and being an agent 

for Andy Mahony in early 1930s on a commission basis -- booking cargoes for coastwise ships. 

(Side #2) Discussion regards Caspar Charlie Carlson in wooden and steel steam schooners. 

Recounts piloting around Tacoma harbor, etc. [#190:] (Continued from #189) Discussing 

intercoastal, steam schooners, and personalities. 

Box 9 Item No. 107. Novia Mitchell Rogers interviewed by Harold Huycke in Hilsboro, Oregon, 1989 

September 18 



Tape #191. (No relation to Leroy J. Rogers) Rogers is the daughter of Captain Schuyler O. "Crazy" 

Mitchell, captain of 4-masted schooner IRENE, and S. I. ALLARD. He was a partner of Captain 

Haskins in stevedore business. While in Portland, Oregon. "Crazy" Mitchell suffered a head injury 

when struck by swinging boom; he had to give up seafaring. Rogers ends with some Mitchell 

family history. 

Box 9 Item No. 108. Captain Adolph Pedersen interviewed by Harold Huycke in Ojai, California, 1989 

September 21 



Tape #192. Pedersen recounts family history: Mrs. Pedersen, once English, came to USA on 

ANNIE M. ROLPH from Australia. Recalls some of the Rolph ships and Captain "Hellfire" 

Pedersen, his father. There is a scant mention of PUAKO. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 390


Box 9 Item No. 109. Captain Leonard R. Pedersen interviewed by Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum at 



Antioch, California, 1989 September 25 



Tape #193/194 (OHC 233a-c) Pedersen is the son of Captain "Hellfire" Pedersen and the brother 

of Adolph Pedersen. He was 91 years-old at the time of the interview. Brothers were alternating at 

sea with their father in the CHALLENGER and PUAKO. Pedersen recounts the early days of his 

father, coming from Norway and his voyage with the GLORY OF THE SEAS in the 1890s. He 

details the loss of the CHALLENGER: a fire on a voyage to Japan. He relays details of the 

PUAKO. L. R. Pedersen was the master of the schooner ERIC on a voyage to Australia. He 

continues to discuss the "Delta Lay-Up Fleet," Antioch scene, and Rolph ships in general. 

Box 9 Item No. 110. Captain A. F. Raynaud interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1985 December 16 



Tape #195/196.. [#195:] Recollecting the San Francisco Waterfront days and life on sailing 

vessels. [#196:] Continues by discussing life on sailing vessels and "Tales of the San Francisco 

Waterfront." 

Box 10 Item No. 111. Gene Luce Interview, 1991 



Tape #197. Luce is from North Carolina. This is the audio of a letter tape to Harold Huycke. He 

describes the voyage on 6-masted schooner TANGO, and joined a ship in the Columbia River in 

May 1942 en route to South Africa. He comments on crew and Captain Carl Gundersen. 

Box 10 Item No. 112. Roy Hall interviewed by Harold Huycke at Avalon, California, 1991 May 30 



Tape #198. Interview conducted on a pier at Avalon. Hall describes the 4-masted schooner 

SAMAR as a fishing barge and an entertainment barge, which is anchored-in a few miles on 

land-side of Catalina Island. The night club performers visited at night, and there was fishing all 

night. The barge was owned by Joe Guyon and two others. 

Box 10 Item No. 113. Johnny Wilson interviewed by Harold Huycke in Redondo Beach, California, 1991 

May 26 



Tape #199/200. [#199:] Wilson gives a description of the fishing barge business of the 1920s and 

1930s with descriptions of Monstad, the Monstad boys, Carsensen, Larsen, etc., Anderson, and 

Storey-- all owners. [#200:] (Continued from tape #199) Discussion continues with fishing barges 

off Redondo, Hermosa Beach, and Manhattan Beach in the 1920s and 1930s. Also comments on 

the W. R. CHAMBERLIN JR., former steam schooner, which became a salvage ship in the 

Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea in WWII, with some of the Redondo boys as divers, working on 

salvage of sunken German ships. 

Box 10 Item No. 114. Inez Henderson interviewed by Harold Huycke in Burbank, California, 1991 June 4 



Tape #202. [Other tapes from this interview indicate that Marguerite Huycke was also present for 

parts of this interview.] Harold Huycke, (Continued both sides from previous tape) general review 

of people, old photos, biography. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 391


Box 10 Item No. 115. Gwen Henry interviewed by Harold Huycke in Los Osos, California, 1991 June 8 





Tape #203. Henry is the daughter of Captain Charles Clemensen, a native Dane, who came to 

USA around 1906-1907 in a steamship. He jumped ship, and ended up going in to steam 

schooners. He eventually became master for the E. K. WOOD, and later for W. R. CHAMBERLIN, 

and was on STANWOOD, Liberty ships, Victory Ships, and finally on CRICKET in the 1940s. He 

retired to his long time home in San Pedro. She gives a brief discussion concerning her 

brother-in-law Captain Mads Banke, and the Banke family. 

Box 10 Item No. 116. Stephan Lundh interviewed in Stockholm, Sweden, and Laurits Mattsson 

interviewed in Mariehamn, Finland, all by Harold Huycke. Cape Horners onboard POMMERN, 1992 

June 8-11 



Tape #204. Stephan Lundh begins by describing his experience on the ABNER COBURN, 

recollects photos and Alaska fishermen, relays anecdotes on emigrants, and has general 

conversation on crew of CALBUCO, etc. Laurits Mattsson in Mariehamn, Finland: Discussion of 

KILLORAN on BA, Lem, Finnish shipping, Alands ships, and miscellaneous personal biography. 

(Cape Horners) pea soup lunch on POMMERN; conversation with Niels Lokkebo on WC, 

references to Frey; songs and chanteys, etc. 

Box 10 Item No. 117. Cape Horners: Captain Oscar Malmberg, Trygve Hop, and Rikard Iv. Natthorst 

interviewed onboard the POMMERN, and in Mariehamn, Finland, 1992 June 18,20,29 



Tape #205/206/207. [#205:] 11 June 1992, Pea soup Luncheon, songs, chanties, in T/Decks. 

(Capt. Oscar Malberg) Forslov, Sweden (2nd part Side 1) ABRHAM RYDBERG and his early 

years, various comments and descriptions of the steamship era, regarding FOREST DREAM, 

Sune Tamm, Hallstrom, etc. Begins with purchase of GREENLAND: (salmon lunch at his 

[Malberg's] house) continued general discussion; Erikson ships, HERZ.CEC. story of PARMA in 

"d/d" and Sune Tamm's purchase of STAR OF GREENLAND. [#206:] Trygve Hop: Bergen, with 

HD Huycke. CALBUCO voyage, from Aden to Durban-BA-Montevideo. 1944-1945-1946, to 

Marseilles; drew; Hop escaped from Norway on fishing vessel after the German invasion, going to 

London to work on sailing vessels 1 year, then on to the tanker ERLING BROVIG, which was 

torpedoed in the Gulf of Aden in 1944, then joining CALBUCO until 1946. Continued the same 

general narrative with variations on crews, ships, etc. [#207:] (Rikard Iv. Natthorst) Stockholm, with 

HD Huycke, beginning discussion on KAIULANI, and Natthort's early career, only 20 minutes this 

visit (too sick to visit) Resumed on 4 July, Stockholm, review of Natthorst's early career, and time 

in SVITHIOD, etc. 

Box 10 Item No. 118. Jim Gallaher interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1992 September 6 



Tape #208/209. [#208:] Discussion of the COMMORE, 4-masted schooner: 1941-1942-1943, 

voyage Port Angeles, Washington to Durban. Comments on characteristics and qualities of mate, 

Brohman, and Captain Charles Tulee. Recounts when they lost mizzen topmost in a blow off 

South Africa. They had a long lay-up in Durban. He describes Tulee's behavior off Cape Horn. 

Recounts Myers, second mate in the German Navy WWI and crew, etc. [#209:] Continued 

discussion of the COMMODORE, miscellaneous discussion of facts, for instance, called at Pitcairn 

Island 4-5 hours. etc. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 392


Box 10 Item No. 119. Hjalmar "Ole" Lindberg interviewed by Harold Huycke at Wilmington, California, 






Tape #210. Lindberg begins with discussing 1940 and his experience with the sailing vessel 

PEGGY THORDEN in the Baltic Sea, getting caught-up in ice. The same year take the LAWHILL 

from Scotland to South America. Comments on travels to Assumption Island, New Zealand and 

South Africa. Comments on Conditions, pay "Enemy Aliens," etc. He recounts running away in 

Montevideo with Thor Lindquist. Paid off LAWHILL to TANGO in Cape Town and spent 2 years on 

TANGO, and gives various and detailed comments on crew, Gundersen, rigging, etc. to Lourenco 

Marques. 

Box 10 Item No. 120. Walter Raethel interviewed by Harold Huycke in Santa Cruz, California, 1992 October 

12 



Tape #211. Recounts voyage from Australia beginning in 1932 in HERZ CECILIE, and the vessels 

PONAPE, PASSAT up to 1936. Recalls the ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, and steamer ATHENA; 

American sailing vessels out of U. S. West Coast; and retirement from the Sailors Union of the 

Pacific. 

Box 10 Item No. 121. Don Guthrie interviewed by Harold Huycke at Fort Bragg, California, 1992 October 15 



Tape #212. HDH (1 side only) Guthrie speaks on varied subjects, such as the Dollar Family and 

Dollar personalities, ships. 

Box 10 Item No. 122. Wally Crombie, Bob Montgomery, Jim Lindow, John Owen, Bill Hurford, Bob Manzer, 

Captain Adrian F. Raynaud, Fred Fischer, Gellerman K. Mayer, Monty Morton, etc. conversations 

from the DAYLIGHT Reunion, at Richmond, B. C., Canada, 1992 October 28 



Tape #213/214/215 [#213: Crombie, Montomery, Lindow, Owen:] DAYLIGHT 1943-44 Reunion at 

Richmond, B. C. General conversation with interruptions on crew, rig, arrangements, weather, 

repairing and making new fore lower topsail in storm; experiences of crews; and Scott only real 

sailing ship sailor with experience on DAYLIGHT. An unidentified man discusses his relationship 

with Frank T. Bullen, British author, Cruise Of The Cachalot," his grandfather. Scott fell overboard 

in Durban; Harold D. Huycke discusses the formation of Association of International Cape Horners, 

North American Section; Mrs. Vosper; Jack Ickring were ill; Bill Hurford on deck of CITY OF 

ALBERNI split open when deck load removed in Val Survey and CTL in Valpe. [#214: Red Trail, 

continues with James Lindow] Harold Huycke ordinary seaman on CITY OF ALBERNI, (Reunion 

at Richmond, B. C. cont'd from #213) General discussion of make-up of crew, and voyage from 

Point Alberni to Valpo. Lindow, an ordinary seaman and able seaman on DAYLIGHT. Good detail 

on some of the work, and generalities of voyage, making lower topsail, etc. [#215: Lindlow, 

Hurford, Manzer] Harold Huycke at breakfast, Richmond, B.C. Begins with Lindow and Harold 

Huycke discussing DAYLIGHT, various details, experience, dates, arrival in Cape Town, to 

Durban; weather; Lindow broke leg/arm, leaves ship at Durban; (Hurford and Manzer join 

conversation) ranges over condition of CITY OF ALBERNI, Canadian shipping, and other 

non-related subjects. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 393


Box 10 Item No. 123. Captain Adrian F. Raynaud with Rup Broom, Fred Fischer, Gellerman K. Mayer, 



Monty Morton, etc. interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1993 February 25 



Tape #216/217. [#216:] Discussion of the 1909 voyage of the 4-masted barkentine LAHAINA from 

San Francisco to Canada, taking lumber via Cape Horn to Port Elizabeth. Recalling Captain 

Carlsen, wife, and daughter. Raynaud went from cabin boy to full-time sail-maker. "Axel Napoleon" 

had "trouble" with the daughter and Axel N. went to NewcNSW. Coal run to San Francisco was a 

rude awakening to the real world of people and ships for the 14 year-old Raynaud. [#217: Raynaud 

and others] On board 2-masted schooner ZODIAC (ex. CALIFORNIA). Discussion is general 

visiting, honoring Captain Raynaud's visit to the ship. Raynaud discusses Charlie White in west 

shipyard, 1922 and other sailing ships (others join the conversation) FANNY DUTARD filed with 

coal, hauled off to abandon site at Ward's Cove, near Ketchikan, burned about 1946 after use by 

U. S. Army as barge during War II. General conversation of old hulks, sailing vessel, people, and 

miscellaneous topics. 

Box 10 Item No. 124. Ruby Stange and Ricaro Pincheira (son) interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1993 April 24 



Tape #217. Ruby Strange was born in 1932. Age 60 at the time of the interview. She was originally 

from Puerto Montt. There is general discussion of Puerto Montt; Capt. Enrique (Henrich) 

Mehrkens; Vollmer's Oelckers; the ships GUAYTECAS, CALBUCO, s/s ERLANGEN in port 

1-and-a-half years from November 1939 to May 1941. There is also discussion of the general 

history of area, town, people. 

Box 10 Item No. 125. Gene Luce Interview, 1993 January 12 



Tape #218. To HDH. Taped letter response to questions from December 1992, regarding TANGO 

and the 1942 voyage. 

Box 10 Item No. 126. Captain Asa Shigley interviewed by Harold Huycke on Vashon Island, Washington, 

1993 March 13 



Tape # 219/220 [#219:] Shigley was 72 at the time of this interview. Describes his time as an able 

seaman aboard the schooner COMMODORE on a voyage 1941-1942 that went from Port Angeles 

to Durtan. He gives details of crew experience, the 3 new masts, cargo-sizes and descriptions, 

Tulee's behavior, food, water, condition of the sails, and accounts of Myers and Broman. Shigley 

speaks of this 4 years as a Navy officer on the San Francisco destroyer -- "Follow me--" [#220:] 

Continues with general conversation on Shigley's seafaring career with Elwell Steamship 

Company of New York and Cape Horners (North American section of the AICH). 

Box 10 Item No. 127. Veikko Kaasinen interviewed with Stan Johnson in San Francisco, undated 



Tape #221. Kaasinen describes his time with a Finnish sailing ship, recounting going to sea for the 

first time in June of 1938. Discusses vessels LAWHILL & TANGO. Stan Johnson tape. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 394


Box 10 Item No. 128. Robert Montgomery interviewed by Harold Huycke in Vancouver, B. C., Canada, 



1993 June 14 



Tape #222. Montgomery discusses photos of the DAYLIGHT: photo album, arrangements of deck 

and the outfit of the ship -- [rem. Sev.] He recalls his father's career as masting the ARCHIBALD 

RUSSELL 1913-1915; ARRANMORE 1919; grandfather Captain Duncan Stewait Forbes 

DUNSTAFFNAGE. Continues with a general discussion of family, miscellaneous conversation of 

crew, daughter, etc. 

Box 10 Item No. 129. Captain A. F. Raynaud and Jack Capell interviewed by Harold Huycke in Seattle, 

Washington, 1993 July 21 



Tape # 223. General "rambling" conversation beginning with Columbia River pier arrangements, 

red ships. Captain Raynaud describes old ships Far East ch. to States Line. Recalls cement 

patches in hull and surveys. Conversation continues to boat shop on Columbia River; A. F. 

Raynaud and Art Swanson fight on States Line ships 1942-1944, discuss fumigating Liberty Ship 

in Vancouver B.C., and trouble with crew in focs'l. 

Box 10 Item No. 130. Captain Joseph Bullock interviewed by Harold Huycke in North Bend, Oregon, 1993 

November 13 



Tape #224/225 [#224:] Bullock discusses the California Nautical School 1933-35, at California City 

(Tiburon). Recollects the Calman Line 1936; prewar ships and service; postwar service; various 

ships; and sawmills. [#225:] Continues reminiscences of intercoastal trade, Calmar Line and ships. 

OLC. Interrupted stories by Harold Huycke and other subjects. 

Box 10 Item No. 131. Walter Gadsby and Captain Niels Nielsen interviewed by Harold Huycke in Portland, 

Oregon, 1993 November 13 



Tape #226/227. Gadsby recollects relationships to the SS FREEMAN. Families were in Portland. 

Discussion of States Line & sawmills and Oregon. General discussion of intercoastal trade and 

ships. [#227] Continued at luncheon meeting with Captain Neils Nielsen, son of "Racehorse" 

Nielson of Nelson Company, Pope & Talbot ships. Continued conversation regarding coastal mills 

& post World War II shipping, people, personnel, and a few nicknames. 

Box 10, Box 11 Item No. 132. John Pettebone interviewed by Karl Kortum and Harold Huycke and Karl Kortum in 

San Mateo, California, 1975 October 25 



Tape #228 (OHC 66a-d) Pettebone describes closing out the affairs of Charles Nelson Co., around 

1935. He discusses the demise of shipping and mills and the coincidence of closing down Oliver J. 

Olson now (in 1975), and selling of ship to tug and barge companies. Continues with discussion of 

steam schooner trade on the Pacific Coast. 

Box 11 Item No. 133. Captain Duane Tweeddale interviewed by Harold Huycke in San Francisco, 1995 

October 4 



Tape #229. Begins with personal observations from both Tweeddale and Huycke. Tweeddale 

discusses his early beginnings in San Francisco on a tanker. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 395


Box 11 Item No. 134. Rup Broom Memorial Interview, 1994 April 22 





Tape #232. Ruper Broom's Memorial Party at Sail-Loft W Commodore Way, Seattle, 22 April 

1994. 150 attended. Testimonials and Capt. Raynaud's memorial -- Luckenbach Tarpaulin dispute. 

1/2 1 side tape. 

Box 11 Item No. 135. A. J. McCaffery interviewed by Harold Huycke in North Port, Alabama, 1994 May 12 



Tape #233/234/235. [#233:] McCafery gives a review of States Marine Lines operations in Mexico 

and Central America in the 1950s to 1972. He discusses personnel, traffic systems, and details 

regarding Anderson Clayton Cotton Business. He goes on to describe relationships with 

management in New York, San Francisco, New Orleans, etc. [#234:] Continues discussion of 

McCaffery's seagoing record on the GARDEN STATE and EVERGREEN STATE, and the 

recollection of mates, masters, etc.[#235] Continued discussion of States Marine Line and 

diminishing influence of States Marine Line in a squeeze between Mexican government and 

Japanese imports. 

Box 11 Item No. 136. Jack Owen Interview, 1994 May 17 



Tape #236. 1 side only. Taped reply to Huycke's letter from 7 May 1994. Short segment on 1 side 

of the tape regarding San Pedro call, DAYLIGHT, April 1943 and crew replacements. 

Box 11 Item No. 137. Harry McDonald and Don Guthrie interviewed by Harold Huycke in Seattle, 




Tape #237. Begins with a review of Donald's extensive collection of Dollar Steamship Co. steamer 

photos. "Photo history," and other steamship general discussion of individual ships. McDonald 

gives details of ships' specifics and types. 

Box 11 Item No. 138. Gene Luce interviewed by Harold Huycke in Portland, Oregon, 1994 October 7 



Tape #238: Luce was the radio operator of the TANGO. He review the crews on TANGO in 1942. 

Recounts voyage from the Columbia River to South Africa. Kaplan, [Yuukerstn], etc. 

Box 11 Item No. 139. Emily Williams interviewed by Harold Huycke in Aberdeen, Washington, 1994 

November 18 y 



Tape #239. Williams is the niece of Captain Ralph Peasley ("Matt Peasley"). She relays a few 

minor personal and family reminiscences of Peasley's last years in Aberdeen, 3 years bed-ridden. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 396


Box 11 Item No. 140. Mason Gray interviewed by Harold Huycke in Seattle, Washington, 1995 April 12 





Tape #240. Gray recounts his COMMODORE voyage from 1941-1942. He joined the ship in 

Winslow from the SOPHIE CHRISTTENSON. Brohmann was a mate; Tulee, the master. 

Discussion of chronometers and the 5 months they spent in Durban. Crew, Myers, locked up 

because he was German. Continues with a discussion on winds, square sails, and nf; and the blow 

off South African Coast. Talks about crew radios. . . 

Box 11 Item No. 141. Gail Smith interviewed by Harold Huycke on Bainbridge Island, Washington, 1995 

September 21 



Tape #241/242. Discussion of the 5-masted schooner, VIGILANT. Smith made four different tugs 

on VIGILANT from 1933-1938. Talks about the last run from Port Alberni. Describes in detail all 

aspects of ship's outfit, working conditions, pay, and gear rigging. VIG was drydocked each year in 

Winslow. He then gives details of Millberg's personality. FYN mate ex. HELEN. Good seaman and 

messenger. Describes the effects of the 1934 strike and the change of methods of [luring] crews. 

Describes [lower] with T/D steams a/c lying on Kellsons; making up loads to [disch] Millberg's style 

of hiring news -- he was a tightwad. 2 cassettes both sides, generally random snatching of 

conversation and topics including review of photos. 

Box 11 Item No. 142. Captain Duane Tweeddale and Captain Adrian Raynaud interviewed by Harold 

Huycke in San Francisco, 1995 September 29 



Tape #243. Description of Tweeddale's experiences and voyages in the WILLIAM P. FRYE, 

1914-1915. Discusses travels from Seattle toward Europe. It sinks in the South Atlantic [by Drnnz 

Eitel Swedish]: Raynaud discusses his experience and time on the EDWARD SEWALL 1914-1916 

taking her form Seattle to Finland and New York. He also gives a general review of old photos and 

Pacific Coast sailing ships and steamships. Total about 14 hours. 

Box 11 Item No. 143. Harold Huycke interviewed by Walter Jaffee in San Francisco, 1995 September 26 



Tape #244/245. Huycke describes his years from 1943-1944 on the California Maritime Academy 

training ship, GOLDEN [STATE] at San Francisco and Vallejo. Jaffee did interviewing, Huycke did 

most of the talking. 1 complete tape #1, 1 side only #2. 

Box 11 Item No. 144. Vic West, Jack and Mary Granger interviewed by Harold Huycke at North Bend, 

Oregon, 1995 October 2 



Tape #246. Mary Granger is the daughter of Robert Banks, ship builder of Kruse & Banks 

Shipyard. There is general discussion of Robert Banks' biography, and Mary reading from a typed 

biography. Tape 1 both sides. Vic West gives additional clarifications and additions. Jack Granger 

was a contract marine surveyor out of Coos Bay. 

Box 11 Item No. 145. Jack Granger Interview, 1995 October 2 



Tape #247. Very short segment 1 side only. Granger discusses the latter day cargos of Coos Bay 

in the 1960s, 1970s 1980s, and the general decline of the port. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 397


Box 11 Item No. 146. Margaret Sterling Jarvis interviews by Harold Huycke in Seattle, Washington, 1996 



June 14 



Tape #248/249. [#248] Sides 1-2 Seattle. Jarvis gives an autobiography related to her grandfather, 

E. R. Sterling, and father, Ray Sterling, for the years 1910-1929. Margaret was born in Hamilton 

(New Castle), New South Wales in 1918. Her mother, Ethel May Francis, married Ray Sterling. 

They divorced around 1929, and Ray apparently moved to Los Angeles. Aunt Dorothy and Aunt 

Ethel Manila and dates of remembrance are discussed. (Cont'd to 249) [#249:] Side one: Seattle. 

Continued discussion of miscellaneous items regarding family and Huycke attempts to clear-up 

sequences of years of Ray Sterlings experiences, hoping for an acquisition of license and 

chronology. 

Box 11 Item No. 147. Hamlin Perkins, Bob Waldt and Gene Harrower interviewed by Harold Huycke at St. 

Helens, Oregon, 1996 July 12 



Tape #250/#251 are one interview. (#250) There is general discussion of the McCormicks, Charles 

R. Hamilton and Mrs. Nell Hamilton in the old house, around 1910. 

Box 11 Item No. 148. Hamlin Perkins, Bob Waldt and Gene Harrower interviewed by Harold Huycke at St. 

Helens, Oregon, 1996 July 12 



(Tape #251) The house was located at 26550 2nd Street. There were no interior changes for sixty 

years. They then reviews and discusses about 60-70 hard-backed photos of St. Helens Ship 

Building Yard on Sauvie's Island. Further discussion of the McCormicks history and Sauvie's 

Islanad shipyards. Interview concludes with general conversation regarding family relations of the 

McCormicks and then the plans of the EVERETT are unrolled for examination. 

Boxes 11-13 File Unit 03. Oral histories conducted by Huycke and others, 1968-2004, undated 

Extent: 3 boxes (72 audio cassette tapes and four 1/4" audio reels). 


While predominantly oral histories, also includes a few recordings of conferences and meetings. 

These interviews were not assigned a number in Huycke's index. 

Box 11 Item No. 001. Robert C. Hill Interview, 1968 November 11 



By Gordon Jones, with Tom Sanders and Ken Ayers. Seattle. One side only. 

Box 11 Item No. 002. Captain William P. Connolly Interview, 1973 September 12 



Captain Connolly talks to Win Jones of States Line. One side only. 

Box 11 Item No. 003. Jens Ettrup Interview, 1976 October 30 



Seattle. "Uncle Jens' Beautiful Puget Sound," by Ann Lagerquist. Ettrup's own home-made 

composition, "On Beautiful Puget Sound." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 398


Box 11 Item No. 004. Captain Thor Berg Interview, 1978 April 





Huycke interview with Captain Thor Berg. 

Box 11 Item No. 005. GLUE Conference: H. D. Huycke, Jack Ehrhorn, Art Wright, Ben Bryant, Jack Gates, 

Rollo England, 1988 March 17 



Seattle. Re: MCM Construction. 

Box 11 Item No. 006. Gail Smith Interview, 1995 November 11 



On schooner, VIGILANT. 

Box 11 Item No. 007. AICH-BREST Con F. Conference, 1996 June 



Both sides. 

Box 11 Item No. 008. Ottmar Friz Interview, 1996 March 5 



At Oakland. General conversation, Chile. Ottmar Friz was a Master Mariner who sailed out of San 

Francisco Bay for more than 30 years. He was born in Germany in 1896 and quit school to go to 

sea in 1911 aboard a German sailing ship as a deck boy. At the age of 15 he sailed around Cape 

Horn. Throughout his career he served on 34 deep sea ships, most of them steamers. During the 

depression in the United States he even served as a seaman and later an officer on Key System 

ferryboats on San Francisco Bay. It took him 33 years to become master of his own ship, the U.S. 

Army transport Will H. Point. He later was skipper of seven other ships, sailing around the world 

and serving in the U.S. maritime service in three wars. In 1966 he reached the mandatory 

retirement age of 70. 

Box 11 Item No. 009. John Hubbenette Interview, 1996 October 26 



Sonoma, Calif[ornia]. Re: Big John H. (Idaho John) 

Box 11 Item No. 010. Dick Baxter Interview, 1996 October 30 



In San Mateo [California]. J. H. Baxter Co., re: Baxter Steamschooners & Co. 

Box 12 Item No. 011. Tom Graves Interview, 1997 February 20 



Discussing the WAPAMA from the perspective of 1931. The WAPAMA was built by St. Helens 

Shipbuilding Company, St. Helens, Oregon for Charles R. McCormick Lumber Co. and was 

launched on January 20, 1915. From 1915-1930 she was in service in the coastwise passenger 

and lumber trade, Portland-Astoria-San Francisco-San Pedro-San Diego. In 1930 the WAPAMA 

was sold to Los Angeles Steamship Co (the "White Flyer Line"), in passenger service to Southern 

California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 399


Box 12 Item No. 012. Captain Loyd J. Maland interviewed by Robert Wright, 1997 April 2 




Box 12 Item No. 013. Bruce Weir interviewed by Gene Harrower, 1997 July 7 



Weir was a merchant seaman. 

Box 12 Item No. 014. Martin Wilken Interview, 1997 June 17 


Box 12 Item No. 015. Borge Borenuis Interview, 1997 June 17 


Box 12 Item No. 016. Helmut Witte Interview, 1997 June 21 


Box 12 Item No. 017. Dewey Wilson interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1998 January 28 


Box 12 Item No. 018. Harold Bjorndahl interviewed by Harold Huycke and Niels Nielsen, 1998 January 29 


Box 12 Item No. 019. Don Guthrie interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1998 September 28 



Regarding the Dollar history 

Box 12 Item No. 020. Captain D.S. Bull Interview, undated 


Box 12 Item No. 021. Jack Williamson with Niels Nielsen and Chuck Cardinell Interview, 1999 November 

30 


Box 12 Item No. 022. Mike McGarvey and Harold Huycke, 1999 


Box 12 Item No. 023. Richard Middleton and Harold Huycke, 1999 June 15 


Box 12 Item No. 024. Alex Hurst to Neil Cormack, 2000 August 25 



Alex Hurst to Neil Cormack, circa 1995, critique of manuscript of Herz Cecilie, Copy Ref. Letter 

August 25, 2000 

Box 12 Item No. 025. Captain Bob Fulton and Scottish Lady by Rick James, 2001 December 6 


Box 12 Item No. 026. Puget Sound Historical Society, Seattle, Board Meeting, 2001 February 14 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 400


Box 12 Item No. 027. Ottilie Markholt interviewed by Harold Huycke, Gary White, Don Marcus, 2002 March 



27 



Regarding Tacoma Labor History: Ottilie Markholt was born on February 25, 1916 in Candle, 

Alaska. She was an active member of the Pierce County labor movement and was involved in 

issues surrounding Pacific Coast maritime unionism. She published several works on labor unions, 

including one on the topic of the Longshoreman's strike in San Francisco in 1934. Harold Huycke 

was a maritime historian. See also the book: Maritime solidarity : Pacific Coast unionism, 

1929-1938 / Ottilie Markholt. HD6515 L82 U6 1998 

Box 12 Item No. 028. Captain Dick Tolhurst and Fred Collins interviewed by Rick James, 2002 February 8 



Vancouver Tugs 

Box 12 Item No. 029. John Marinkovich Interview, 2004 October 


Box 12 Item No. 030. Falls of Clyde and the Carthaginian, 1972 April 7 



"To Harold Huycke and family from Al Gallant, April 7, 1972, regarding the Falls of Clyde and the 

Carthaginian" 

Box 12 Item No. 031. Copy of a recording made at a CMAAA meeting", 1972 September 8 



"To Harold Huycke from Al Gallant. Copy of a recording made at a CMAAA meeting, September, 

8, 1972" 

Box 12 Item No. 032. Friends of the Falls of Clyde, 1982 July 29 



"To Harold Huycke from Al Gallant, 'Friends of the Falls of Clyde, July 29, 1982' and 'Bob Kraus 

holding meeting on the ship'" 

Box 12 Item No. 033. To Harold Huycke and family from Al Gallant and Jim Uleinshmidt, 1971 June 4 


Box 12 Item No. 034. Falls of Clyde and Bob Krauss, 1982 November 17 



"To Harold from Al Gallant, November 17, 1982, 'Falls of Clyde and Bob Krauss'" 

Box 12 Item No. 035. To Harold H. from Al Gallant, 1973 September 3 


Box 12 Item No. 036. Interview of Captain Arne Karsikko, 1996 February 22 



Regarding Viking Passat 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 401


Box 12 Item No. 037. John Olsen with Bill Olesen Interview, 1997 October 15 





Recollections of Captain Gudmund "Midnight" Olsen: sailed the redwood coast; one of the vessels 

he sailed was the steam schooner ACME. 

Box 13 Item No. 038. Mrs. Barbara (Finn) Bentley Interview, 1998 September 21 


Box 13 Item No. 039. Betsy Olson Dillon Interview, 1998 September 23 


Box 13 Item No. 040. Howard Finn and Oliver J. Olson, 1998 September 19 


Box 13 Item No. 041. Oliver J. Olson III Interview, 1998 September 22 



Regarding Oliver J. Olson Co. Steam schooners 

Box 13 Item No. 042. Bill Olesen interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1996 February 24 


Box 13 Item No. 043. Bill Olesen Interview, undated 



Regarding steam schooners 

Box 13 Item No. 044. Bill Olesen interviewed by Harold Huycke, 1996 October 10 




Box 13 Item No. 045. Bill Olesen Interview, 1997 October 16-17 




Box 13 Item No. 046. Bill Olesen interviewed by Harold Huycke, 2000 November 2-3 




Box 13 Item No. 047. Bill Olesen Interview, undated 


Box 13 Item No. 048. unlabeled audio reels, undated 

Extent: 4 audio reels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 402

Series 12. Photographs and audio visual material, circa 1870-2002 (bulk 1900-1950) 

Subseries 12.1. Photograph collections, circa 1870-2002 (bulk 1900-1945) 

Boxes 14-66, 71-83, 

Oversized and Film 

Storage 

Boxes 14-38, 72-81 

and Oversized Flat 

file 






Contains photographic prints and negatives of a variety of vessel types such as schooners, 

square-riggers, steam schooners and steamships. Most vessels are American built on the West Coast but 

this series also contains images of vessels built on the east coast of the United States and in other 

countries. Includes photographs of the twelve German vessels stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California 

Sur, Mexico, during World War I and shortly thereafter. 

Harold Huycke stamped the back of most of the photographs in his collection with "Harold Huycke 

collection". This stamp does not indicate that he took the photos but merely that they were in his 

possession. Some dates in the finding aid refer to when the original photograph was taken, not when the 

print or negative was created (unless specifically mentioned). 

Arrangement 

This series is organized into the subseries of photograph collections (12.1) and photographic subject files 

(12.2). These subseries reflect the way that Huycke organized his photographs but some order has been 

imposed within the subseries (such as alphabetizing the collections and subjects). 




The first eleven photograph collections (12.1.01-12.1.11) contain photographs that individuals took 

and/or collected, and then came into Huycke's possession. Most were gifts to Huycke but some 

photographs were purchased from the collectors; this information has been noted when known. The 

sub collections contain a significant amount of photographs of steam schooners and other vessels that 

sailed on the Pacific Coast during the 19th and 20th centuries, and activities at lumber ports in the 

Pacific Northwest, including Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co., Mukilteo, Washington, and Grays Harbor. 

The twelfth collection (12.1.12) is comprised of photographs of people, schooners, steamers and 

square-riggers, that were framed and hanging in the Huycke home. Many of the framed photographs 

were related to Santa Rosalia in some way and this information has been placed in the summary note 

when applicable. 

Some of the individuals who have collections in this subseries (12.1) also have photographs that they 

took and/or gave to Huycke in other parts of this collection. Huycke placed some of these photographs 

in his photographic subject files, which can be found in subseries 12.2. Since this is something that 

Huycke did, no effort was made during processing to change this arrangement and the photographs 

were left in this manner. 

Arrangement 

Huycke kept the following photograph collections separate from photographs that he acquired and 

arranged by subject. This arrangement has been maintained and the first 11 collections are arranged 

in alphabetical order. The twelfth collection (12.1.12) is comprised of framed photographs that were 

hanging in Harold Huycke's house in Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 403



Boxes 14-19, 72-73, 

and 75-76 



Subseries 12.1.01. Bill Bartz photograph collection, 1913-1980s (bulk 1941-1942) 

Extent: 84 items (8.3 linear feet: 68 envelopes, 2 folders, 12 photograph albums, 2 glass plate 

negatives) 


Contains photographs of the KAIULANI voyage of 1941-1942 from Aberdeen, Washington, to 

Sydney, Australia; photographs of vessels that Bartz sailed on from circa 1942-1947; other vessels 

he may or may not have worked on; movie ships (square-riggers); sailing ships; and unidentified 

vessels. Also includes photographs, most likely all taken by Bartz or by others using his camera, 

documenting his travels while working as a seaman. Locations include: Alaska, China, Hobart 

(Ketches), "Home", New Guinea, Philippines, San Francisco Bay, South Africa, and Tasmania. 

There are also some personal photographs of Bartz as a child and some of his family members. 

It is unknown when these materials came into Huycke's possession, or whether or not they were 

all a gift or a loan. While there is no documentation to prove this, there is the strong possibility that 

the photograph albums were assembled by Karl Kortum because their format and style resemble 

other albums that we know that he created. It is also possible that some of the negatives from 

Bartz's KAIULANI material are copy negatives from Karl Kortum, because both Bartz and Kortum 

were members of the crew on the last voyage of the KAIULANI in 1941. For example, some of the 

photographs in this collection do not credit Karl Kortum, but the same image in a publication is 

attributed to Kortum. Another example is that for some of the photographs, it would have been 

highly unlikely that Bartz could have taken them because he wasn't in the area at that time: there 

are photographs of the KAIULANI at Bethlehem Steel in 1941, but biographical information 

indicates that Bartz was not in the Bay Area at that time since he boarded the KAIULANI in 

Aberdeen. It is also known that Karl Kortum was taking photographs of the vessel while she was in 

Alameda in 1941. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into four file units: KAIULANI photographs; Photographs of vessels and people; Travel 

photographs; Personal photographs. All negatives in this series were received in envelopes, some 

labeled and some not labeled. These original groupings have been maintained during processing. 

File Unit 01: Some of the negatives were received unlabeled. Where events could be identified 

(the KAIULANI in Bethlehem Steel Shipyard, Pitcairn Islands, and the vessel going up the coast), 

those envelopes were place in chronological order to the best of staff's knowledge. All other 

envelopes were kept in their original order. File Unit 02: Arranged in alphabetical order by ship 

name, then in groups (Bill Bartz's original groups) by type, e.g. Movie Ships. File Unit 03: Items 

were named according to Bartz's labels from the original enclosures. Some of the photographs are 

duplicates: some that were labeled as "China" are also in the section labeled as "Philippines," but 

they are the exact same image. These were left in Bartz's original categories because we were 

unable to tell which label was correct. File Unit 04: One grouping of personal photographs that 

were loose in a box. 

Most of the negatives in the accession SAFR-02186 had smaller envelopes within a main 

envelope. Sometimes the main envelopes were labeled, and sometimes they were not. Some of 

the smaller envelopes had numbers on them. The function of these numbers was not determined. 

During the rehousing of these negatives, we have transferred these numbers to the edge of the 

negatives, but have chosen to not list them out in the finding aid. 


Bill Bartz photographs, 1941-1942. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (P78-122a, 

SAFR 18732). 40 black-and-white prints of the voyage of the KAIULANI in 1941-1942. 

Bill Bartz also donated many other photographs to the San Francisco Maritime National Historical 

Park, which have been cataloged individually with "CLASSIFIED" call numbers. The photographs 

include Bill Bartz with various people, and some of the vessels include BALCLUTHA, EAGLE, 

ELLA A., E.R. STERLING, HANS, KAIULANI, PREUSSEN, SIR THOMAS J. LIPTON. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 404



Boxes 14-18, 72, 

and 75 



File Unit 01. Kaiulani photographs, 1941-1942 

Extent: 45 items (34 envelopes, 1 folder and 10 photograph albums). 

Physical Description: Photograph albums, negatives, and loose prints. 


Contains photographs of the KAIULANI voyage of 1941-1942 from Aberdeen, Washington, to 

Sydney, Australia. The photographs were taken by Bill Bartz and Karl Kortum. Material 

includes photograph albums, negatives, and loose prints. Includes images of the KAIULANI at 

Bethlehem Steel Shipyard, Alameda, California; loading lumber in Aberdeen, Washington; sea 

faring life and daily routines; men at work on deck and on the masts working with sails and 

rigging; masts, rigging and details of the vessel; candid photographs of captain and crew; Bill 

Bartz getting a tattoo of the KAIULANI on his chest, while on board the vessel; loading 

supplies; events on board, such as catching an albatross or fish; and the KAIULANI crew in 

prison in Hobart, Tasmania, in 1942. Some of the loose prints appear to be in the same format 

as those found in the albums, with colored paper on the back of the print. Some of the 

negatives and a few of the loose photographs match photographs in the KAIULANI photograph 

albums that are also in this file unit. 

KAIULANI History The KAIULANI was built in 1899 in Bath, Maine for service between San 

Francisco and Hawaii. The 250-foot, three-masted bark was the last American-built 

square-rigger and was also the last American square-rigger in regular commercial service. She 

had a short career in the "Hollywood Navy," being used 1936-1937 in the Gary Cooper film 

"Souls at Sea." The Compania de la Estrella, S. A. restored her name and sailed her under the 

Panamanian flag upon her re-commission on July 22, 1941; she was chartered through 

General Steamship Company of San Francisco to the East Asiatic Company. 

She arrived in San Francisco August 13, 1941, for final re-fitting and preparations and set sail 

on her final, slow journey to Durban, South Africa, in September. The KAIULANI picked-up 

lumber in Aberdeen, Washington, with the intent to sail around Cape Horn to Durban, South 

Africa, and then onto Sydney, Australia. The captain was the well-sailed Hjalmar "George" 

Wigsten, and the crew was ten seasoned sailors, ten young men with little or no experience, as 

well as three cats. During the voyage the crew had no electricity, engine, armor, refrigeration, 

or radio. They reached Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific on November 20, 1941, where they 

were able to restore their supplies. Later while back at sea, they heard about the United States 

entering World War II on a crewman's portable radio, days after the December 7th bombing at 

Pearl Harbor. The crew passed Cape Horn on December 17, 1941. Although they had to 

navigate through a mine field to reach anchorage, they arrived in Durban, South Africa, on 

January 29, 1942. By the time they got to Durban, they had been eating rice and beans for a 

week. No cargo was obtainable in Durban, so they discharged the lumber and waited until they 

were able to take a load of government cordite to Sydney. They left Durban on May 7, 1942, 

with a radio for communication and headed for Sydney, Australia. 

On June 6, 1942, they received word that a Japanese midget sub had attacked Sydney, so the 

crew changed course and headed for Hobart, Tasmania, where they arrived on June 19th. 

They remained in Sullivans Cove for about a week awaiting clearance from the local 

government to dock. At Hobart, the bark was surveyed by the U.S. Army under the 

recommendation of the young crew members, concerned about her condition. Captain Bull 

conducted the survey with crew member Karl Kortum taking notes at his side. Captain Bull 

agreed with the young seamen that her condition was poor and she was requisitioned by Army 

representatives to continue to Sydney to be turned into a motor vessel. 

During the fourteen weeks that the vessel laid in waiting in Hobart, many of the crew -- 

including the Captain -- left the vessel to lodge on shore for extended periods of time. The 

young crew members were recognized by many in the town by their outgoing personalities, 

their Pacific Northwestern dress, and their appreciation for socialization and jazz music. Due to 

heightened awareness of foreigners during the war and complaints of insubordination from 

Captain Wigsten, the local authorities arrested the crew for not having the appropriate 

paperwork to prove their national identities and they were held in custody. At this time, Karl 

Kortum had the measles and was able to secure a lawyer for the men before he, too, was 

arrested after his convalescence. Because of the timing of the war, the men were able to 

obtain prisoner of war status and their accommodations were improved. They had visitors 

come to see them and the support of several members in good standing in the Hobart 

community. They were eventually released on bail, much of it collected from the Hobart 

community, and cleared 

HDC1600 

of all charges. 

(SAFR 22224) 

By the time they were released, the U. S. Navy had 

405 

taken over the KAIULANI. 

Now with the American flag raised, the crew left Hobart in tow on October 6, 1942, and arrived 

in Sydney after lying in Little Manly Cove for a week to wait out foul weather and raising her 

sails a final time to conserve the waning fuel on the tug. Once in Sydney, the crew was paid 

and discharged. They returned home, joined the Army, or joined the Merchant Marines. Plans



Box 14-18 Item No. 001. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) photograph albums, 1941-1942 



Creator/Collector: Bartz, Bill 

Extent: 10 volume. 

Physical Description: Photograph albums. 


Albums numbered 1-10. All albums contain photographs of the crew on the ship and some 

full views of the KAIULANI. Photograph album "No. 2" (grey) - first photo in album is of a 

Bill Bartz getting a tattoo of the KAIULANI on his chest, while aboard the KAIULANI, 1941. 

Photo album "No. 7" (orange) - article about William G. Bartz and Kenneth H. Glasgow in 

back (they left the KAIULANI without permission and got in trouble). 

Box 75, Envelope 1 Item No. 002. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) re-fitting and early voyage, 1941-1942 

Extent: 1 envelope (28 negatives). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 4.5 x 2.75 in. Original envelope 

was unmarked. 


Various views of what seem to be early in the voyage. View of the vessel mostly at dock or 

drydock at Bethlehem Steel Shipyard, Alameda, California. 

Box 75, Envelope 2 Item No. 003. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), early voyage, 1941-1942 



was unmarked. 


Various views of what seem to be early in the voyage. Views of the vessel leaving the 

Bethlehem Steel Shipyard in Alameda, California, towed by the tug, SEA RANGER; the 

deck; men on deck; and masts and rigging, with men working on the yards. 

Box 75, Envelope 3 Item No. 004. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) in Aberdeen, Washington, 1941 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 4.25 x 2.75 in. Original 

envelope said, "Ships at dock, Aberdeen." 


Views of the vessel at dock, where they loaded lumber for Durban, South Africa. 

Box 75, Envelope 4 Item No. 005. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) loading lumber, 1941 



envelope said, "Loading Lumber." 


Views of the vessel from on board while in Aberdeen, Washington. One image of Bartz 

sitting on a yard above the Aberdeen waterfront, which is also found in a KAIULANI photo 

album. 

Box 75, Envelope 5 Item No. 006. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) views while underway, circa 1941-1942 



envelope was unmarked. 


Various views of the rigging and sails from onboard; images of an albatross on deck, which 

can be found in one of the KAIULANI photo albums; and views of the vessel from the 

bowsprit. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 406



Box 75, Envelope 6 Item No. 007. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) crew photos, circa 1941-1942 







Views of unidentified crew on deck. Image of man in the deck house can be found in a 

KAIULANI photo album. 

Box 75, Envelope 7 Item No. 008. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), sail loft and crew quarters, circa 1941-1942 



said, "Sail Loft Bill in Bunk." 


One image of unidentified men working in the sail loft and one image of Bartz in his bunk. 

Box 75, Envelope 8 Item No. 009. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), various views and crew, circa 1941-1942 



was unmarked. 


Views of masts and yards, sails, rigging and crew mostly at work. Also includes several 

deck views. 

Box 75, Envelope 9 Item No. 010. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), masts, yards and rigging, circa 1941-1942 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, various sizes but mostly 1.75 x 

1.5 in. Original envelope was unmarked. 


Mostly views of masts, yards, and rigging. Some of the images have unidentified men 

working along the yards. Includes several deck scenes. 

Box 75, Envelope 10 Item No. 011. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), becalmed, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Ship Becalmed Kaiulani." 


Full views of the vessel and views from on board the vessel as she is becalmed, possibly in 

the Doldrums somewhere between South America and Africa. 

Box 75, Envelope 11 Item No. 012. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), anchored, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Kaiulani at anchor." 


Views of the vessel anchored. No dock or port is in view: location unknown. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 407



Box 75, Envelope 12 Item No. 013. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), masts, yards and rigging, circa 1941-1942 







Views of the masts, yards, and rigging. Includes three views of unidentified crew members. 

Box 75, Envelope 13 Item No. 014. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), deck view from bowsprit, circa 1941-1942 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 negative). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative, 4.25 x 2.75 in. Original envelope 

said, " Kaiulani, Deck view from Bow sprit." 


One view of the deck, taken from on the bowsprit of the vessel. 

Box 75, Envelope 14 Item No. 015. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) bowsprit from aloft, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Bowsprit From aloft." 


Views of the bowsprit with different sails rigged at various points underway. 

Box 75, Envelope 15 Item No. 016. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) masts, yards and rigging, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Deck View." 


Views of the masts, yards, and rigging taken from on deck. 

Box 75, Envelope 16 Item No. 017. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) main deck, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Main Deck From Aloft." 


Views of the main deck from aloft. 

Box 75, Envelope 17 Item No. 018. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) forecastle head, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Foc'le Head From Aloft." 


Views of the forecastle head from aloft. 

Box 75, Envelope 18 Item No. 019. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) staysail, circa 1941-1942 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative, 4.25 x 2.75 in. Original envelope 

said, "Staysail." 


One view of the staysail with rigging in view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 408



Box 75, Envelope 19 Item No. 020. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) stern, circa 1941-1942 





envelope said, "Stern from aloft." 


View of the stern from aloft. 

Box 75, Envelope 20 Item No. 021. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) fore rig, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Fore Rig." 


Views of the fore rig from aloft and on deck. 

Box 75, Envelope 21 Item No. 022. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) main rig, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Main Rig." 


Views of the main rig from aloft and on deck. Men can be seen working on the yards. 

Box 75, Envelope 22 Item No. 023. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) at Pitcairn Islands, 1941 November 20-21 



envelope said, "Petcarin." 


Candid views of unidentified crew members and views of small boats along side the vessel, 

loading supplies. 

Box 75, Envelope 23 Item No. 024. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) at Pitcairn Islands, 1941 November 20-21 



envelope said, "Petcarn." 


Views of small boats and crew along side the vessel loading supplies, and views of 

landscapes of the Pitcairn Islands taken from the vessel. 

Box 75, Envelope 24 Item No. 025. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), hove to, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Hove To." 


Images of the sails as the vessel is slowed from going forward. 

Box 75, Envelope 25 Item No. 026. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), fore rig, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Fore Rig." 


Various views of the fore rig, while under full sail and with bare masts and yards. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 409



Box 75, Envelope 26 Item No. 027. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) life boat, circa 1941-1942 





envelope said, "Life Boat." 


Two views of unidentified crew working on the life boat, while it is on deck. 

Box 75, Envelope 27 Item No. 028. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) candids of crew, circa 1941-1942 





One image of Bartz holding a large tuna and two images of the cats onboard. 

Box 75, Envelope 28 Item No. 029. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) crew, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Personal." 


Candid and portraits of unidentified crew at work on the yards and at leisure. Images in this 

envelope match images in the KAIULANI albums. 

Box 75, Envelope 29 Item No. 030. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) crew at work, circa 1941-1942 





Images of crew mostly at work: in rain gear and in warm weather clothing, making sails and 

men on the yards. Includes several candid pictures of men at leisure. Images of 

unidentified crew and the captain can be found in the KAIULANI photo albums. 

Box 75, Envelope 30 Item No. 031. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) crew at work and posed, circa 1941-1942 





Various views of unidentified crew members and Bartz posed for photographs around the 

KAIULANI life preserver. Includes views of the crew at work on the yards and hauling in 

sails. Some of these negatives match images in the KAIULANI photo albums. 

Box 75, Envelope 31 Item No. 032. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), daily life, circa 1941-1942 





Various views of unidentified crew members posing for photographs, going about hygiene 

routines, using kerosene lamps, and climbing the masts. Includes one copy negative. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 410



Box 75, Envelope 32 Item No. 033. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m) crew at work, circa 1941-1942 







Various views of crew working on the yards and on deck. 

Box 75, Envelope 33 Item No. 034. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), albatross on deck, circa 1941-1942 



envelope said, "Albatros." 


Various views of unidentified crew holding an albatross on deck. Includes views of the 

albatross along side the vessel as well. Images from this envelope can be found in the 

KAIULANI photo albums. 

Box 75, Envelope 34 Item No. 035. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), working up the coast, circa 1942 



envelope said, "Up the Coast." 


Various views of crew at work on deck and on the yards; one view of the vessel, AMERICA, 

along side the KAIULANI. Images of men working on deck match images in the KAIULANI 

photo albums. Bartz's note on the original enclosure places these photographs near the 

end of their voyage. 

Box 72, Folders 9-10 Item No. 036. Kaiulani (built 1899; bark, 3m), miscellaneous, circa 1942 

Extent: 1 folder (74 prints). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, various sizes: 2.25 x 2.25 in. 

to 6 x 10 in. One black-and-white photographic postcard, 2.75 x 4.75 in. 


Miscellaneous photographs and one postcard from the KAIULANI's last voyage under sail. 

There are images of Bartz; crew at work and leisure; crew in jail in Hobart; mast, yards and 

riggings; and deck and full views of the vessel. Some of these images can be found in the 

KAIULANI photograph albums. These images were found in a box among other images 

that did not relate to the KAIULANI (these other prints have been separated and described 

in File Units 02 and 04). Many of these prints look like they were taken out of a scrapbook 

or were prepared to go in a scrapbook. Some of the images have writing on the back. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 411



Box 19, 72-73 and 

75-76 



File Unit 02. Photographs of vessels and people, 1913-1970s 

Extent: 31 items (24 envelopes, 1 folder, 2 photograph albums, 2 glass plate negatives). 

Physical Description: Photograph albums, glass plate negatives, acetate negatives and loose 



Contains photographs of vessels that Bartz sailed on from circa 1942-1947 and other vessels 

he may or may not have worked on. Vessels pictured in this file unit include AURORA, 

BIRKDALE, CADET, CATHERINE, CHARLES NELSON, CORINGLE, CYNTHIA OLSEN, 

EDWARD SEWELL, FALCON, GLASGOW, HARRY SMITH, HAROLD, JANE NETTLESON, 

JOHANNA SMITH, KATHERINE, MERCED, NAVIGATOR, NORWOOD, SEA CLOUD, 

SLOCUM, STAR OF FINLAND, STAR OF INDIA, SUDDEN, SYBIL MARSTON, TREVER, 

WE'RE HERE, WEST CUSSETA and WILLAPA; as well as movie ships (square-riggers); 

sailing ships; and unidentified vessels. Also includes photographs of: Bill Bartz in his Merchant 

Marine uniform, two unidentified men in their uniforms, an unidentified member of the 

KAIULANI crew (with Bartz in uniform, which dates this after the voyage of 1941-1942) and 

unidentified crew working onboard. The only identifiable location is Seattle, Washington. While 

it is assumed that Bartz took most of these photographs, there is one photographic print 

credited to Jack Shickell. Two prints are labeled as coming from the Firemen's Fund Collection. 

It is more than likely that there were other photographers that were not identified as well. Some 

of the photographic prints look like they were taken from albums, some the same format at the 

albums in this subseries (with colored paper on the back of the prints). Several acetate and 

glass plate negatives indicate that they were from Carl Christensen or were at one time in his 

possession. 

A photograph from the first album in this file unit correlates to a negative in Bartz's "Home" 

category. Images of the vessel WE'RE HERE from the second photo album correlate with 

negatives from the group of negatives labeled "WE'RE HERE." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 412



Box 19 Item No. 001. Bill Bartz photograph albums, circa 1940s-1960s 



Creator/Collector: Bartz, Bill 

Extent: 2 volume (204 photographs). 

Physical Description: Photograph albums, 14.5 x 12.5 in. containing black-and-white 

photographic prints of various sized, some mounted on colored paper. 


One album is unlabeled and contains approximately 76 photographs and one postcard, 

circa 1940-1950s. It appears as though there are some photos missing from the album. 

Some of the photographs are mounted in the same way that Karl Kortum formatted his 

albums. Photographs include Bartz in his Merchant Marine uniform; as a crew member; 

various square-riggers; photos of Bartz and others abroad, possibly Greece by the 

background; and candid photos of other men, mostly in uniform, and women. Because 

there is an image of Bartz before he got the tattoo on his chest, the album pre-dates the 

KAIULANI 1941-1942 voyage, but is not limited to this time period. Vessels pictured in this 

album are AMERICA, CITY OF NORFOLK, COLUMBIA, NEW YORK, SEA CLOUD, WEST 

CUSSETTA, and a small craft affiliated with the Merchant Marines: 10 R 777. 

The other album has a photograph of the STAR OF INDIA on the cover. It contains 

approximately 127 photographs, circa 1940s-1960s. Many of the photographs are mounted 

in the same way as in Karl Kortum's albums. Most of the photographs appear to be taken at 

or after Bartz's time in the Merchant Marines. Images include views of square-riggers at 

dock as well as close-ups of masts and riggings; Bartz and others on the decks of vessels; 

views of Bethlehem Steel Shipyard with vessels in drydock and the Oakland waterfront in 

the background; photos of the NIPPON MARU and her crew; and images of the model ship 

PREUSSEN inside the SF Maritime Museum with its creator Eric Swanson standing next to 

it. Some of the photographs are credited to Karl Kortum. Vessels in this album include: 

FALCON, FOZ DO DOURD (ex. ABRAHAM RYDBERG), GLACIER, LOUISE, MABEL, 

NIPPON MARU, PACIFIC QUEEN, RUTH, SEA QUEEN, STAR OF INDIA, WE'RE HERE, 

WILLIAM H. SMITH and one vessel that is the [______ BOSTON] or out of Boston, 

Massachusetts. Approximately nine of the photographs are labeled with the initials, KK 

(Karl Kortum), which are photographs of the WILLIAM A. SMITH and the model of the 

PREUSSEN. 

Box 73, Envelope 14 Item No. 002. Aurora (barkentine, 4m), circa 1920s 

Extent: 1 negative. 

Physical Description: Black-and-white glass plate negative, 4 x 5 in. 


At anchor or at sea. This glass plate was in a box that also contained negatives of 

miscellaneous vessels. The glass was marked with the return address of Carl M. 

Christensen. 

Box 75, Envelope 35 Item No. 003. Coringle (schooner, 3m), circa 1942-1943 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 2.5 x 2.5 in. 


Views of Bartz at the wheel, deck and rigging. Bartz sailed on this vessel from 1942-1943 

as an able bodied seaman. 

Box 75, Envelope 36 Item No. 004. Glasgow, circa 1940s 




Views of crew on deck, yards, and bowsprit. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 413



Box 75, Envelope 37 Item No. 005. Harold (schooner, 2m), circa 1943 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives 2.5 x 3.75 in. 


View of the vessel at sea, underway, and Bartz and other men on deck. Bartz was the 

acting mate in 1943. 

Box 73, Envelope 15 Item No. 006. Navigator (tug), circa 1920s 

Box 75, Envelopes 

38-49 


Physical Description: Black-and-white glass plate negative, 4 x 5 in. 


Underway. This glass plate was in a box that also contained negatives of miscellaneous 

vessels. The glass was marked with the return address of Carl M. Christensen. 

Item No. 007. Sea Cloud (bark, 4m), circa 1947 

Extent: 12 envelopes (122 negatives). 



Various views of the auxiliary bark, SEA CLOUD. Includes views of the figurehead, vessel 

at anchor, vessel clewed up, at dock, at dry dock, crew, "special shots," and various views 

of masts, yards and riggings. Bartz served as an able bodied seaman and mast captain on 

the SEA CLOUD in 1947. Bartz had these photographs separated into several envelopes 

and original order was maintained in the physical arrangement (original groups maintained 

as well). 

Box 75, Envelope 50 Item No. 008. West Cusseta (merchant vessel; built 1920), circa 1940s-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 2.5 x 3.75 in. and 2.75 x 4.5 in. 


Various views of the WEST CUSSETA. Includes images of scenery, vessels at dock, dog 

and cat on board, and men on board the vessel and men at leisure. Images from this set of 

photographs match images in the first of the two photo albums in this file unit. 

Box 75, Envelope 51 Item No. 009. We're Here (yacht), circa 1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 3 x 4.5 in. 


Various views of the vessel at dock and underway. Includes an image of Bartz on deck and 

one of with San Francisco waterfront in the background. 

Box 75, Envelope 52 Item No. 010. Square-rigged movie ships, circa 1940s-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 3 x 5 in. 


Various views of unidentified square-rigged vessels at dock. Includes full views, deck 

views, men working on the vessels and one image of Bartz on deck. It is unknown what 

role these vessels may have had in movies. Bartz named the original enclosure, "Movie 

Ships." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 414



Box 75, Envelope 53 Item No. 011. Unidentified sailing ships, circa 1940s 






Full views of unidentified sailing ships. One image can be identified as the port of Seattle, 

Washington. Most of the vessels look to be schooners. Bartz named the original enclosure, 

"Sailing Ships." 

Box 72, Folder 11 Item No. 012. Miscellaneous vessels: steam schooners, tugs, steamers and destroyer, 

1913-1940s 

Extent: 1 folder (13 negatives). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 2.5 x 4. 5 in. and 5 x 7 in. 


Contains various views, of vessels: BEE (steam schooner) aground; CATHERINE (steam 

schooner) , ex. WHITNEY OLSON; CHARLES OLSEN after fire 1913 with steam schooner, 

RELIEF; CYNTHIA OLSEN (steam schooner) underway; JANE NETTLETON (steamer) at 

San Pedro from Trinidad, 1929; JOHANNA SMITH (schooner), at dock; KATHERINE 

(steam schooner) docked at Holmes Mill, Eureka, California; MERCED (steam schooner) 

underway; NORWOOD (steam schooner) loaded with lumber; SIBYL MARSTON (steam 

schooner) loaded with lumber; SLOCUM (tug); TREVER (destroyer), hull number 339, U. 

S. navy vessel; WILLAPA at San Pedro. This group of negatives was found in a box 

labeled, "Glass." The glass and one of the MERCED negatives had Carl M. Christiansen's 

return address on them. 

Box 75, Envelope 54 Item No. 013. Miscellaneous sailing vessels, circa 1920s-1950s 

Creator/Collector: Shickell, Jack 

Extent: 1 envelope (26 prints). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, 1.75 x 2.75 in. and 4 x 4.75 in. 


Contains various views of sailing vessels BIRKDALE, CADET, FALCON, HARRY SMITH, 

and STAR OF INDIA, as well as unidentified vessels. Includes images of Bill Bartz in 

Merchant Marine uniform and other unidentified men. Some of the prints have writing or 

captions on them. There is one photo credited to Jack Shickell and two credited to the 

Fireman's Fund. Most of the prints look like they were taken from an album or scrapbook, 

some with similar paper backing like the albums in this subseries. These images were 

found with other images of the KAIULANI (the KAIULANI prints are in File Unit 01; other 

images have been put into file unit 04). 

Box 76, Envelope 1 Item No. 014. Rigging of unidentified vessel, circa 1950s-1970s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 35 mm. 


Images of the rigging of an unidentified vessel. 

Box 76, Envelope 2 Item No. 015. Miscellaneous images from Karl Kortum, circa 1950s-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, (2) 2.5 x 2.5 in., (1) 2.5 x 3.75 

in. 


Two images of unidentified men on an unidentified vessel and one image of the 

AMERICAN MANUFACTURER at dock. Note on original enclosure reads, "Bill: A couple of 

duplicate negs -- how did yours turn out? KK" 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 415



Box 76, Envelope 3 Item No. 016. Photograph of an unidentified framed photograph, circa 1940s-1960s 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative, 2.25 x 5.25 in. 


Copy negative of an image of an photograph of an unidentified four-masted barkentine. 

Box 76, Envelope 4 Item No. 017. Miscellaneous people, circa 1930s-1940s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 2.5 x 3.25 in. and 2.75 x 4.75 in. 


Photographs of men at leisure, sitting around a car, standing with a motorcycle; personal 

photographs that don't seem to be maritime related. 

Box 76 File Unit 03. Travel photographs, circa 1935-1950s 

Extent: 9 envelopes (203 negatives). 

Physical Description: Acetate negatives. 


Contains photographs, most likely all taken by Bartz or by others using his camera, 

documenting his travels while working as a seaman. Locations include: Alaska, China, Hobart 

(Ketches), "Home," New Guinea, Philippines, San Francisco Bay, South Africa, and Tasmania. 

It is likely that Bartz took these photographs while in the Merchant Marines and possibly after 

he was discharged. It is also possible that the photographs from South Africa and Hobart were 

taken while on the 1941-1942 voyage of the KAIULANI. Because the dates of these images 

cannot be determined and because of his extensive travel, it is not certain that these 

photographs were taken while he was with the KAIULANI. Many of the images are of activities 

on shore: local residents and landscapes, groups of men and women posing for the camera, 

and social activities. There are also images of landscapes taken from vessels as well as 

images of the vessels. 

Box 76, Envelope 5 Item No. 001. Alaska, circa 1942-1950s 




Images of the WEST CUSSETA in view as well as what appear to be local residents on 

board and along side the vessel. 

Box 76, Envelope 6 Item No. 002. Bill Bartz's home, circa 1935-1940s 




Images are most likely from around the Portland, Oregon, area, where Bartz spent much of 

his childhood. Images depict a wooden boat, WHO CARES, in a driveway with unidentified 

people standing around it; the sailboat underway; a woman in several poses; and Bartz 

standing on a porch in his Merchant Marine uniform. The original enclosure was labeled, 

"Home." 

Box 76, Envelope 7 Item No. 003. China, circa 1942-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 3 x 5 in. 


Images of what appear to be local residents, taking part in social activities, group photos of 

men and women, some vessels at sea and landscapes. Some of the images from this 

group match images labeled by Bartz as "Philippines." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 416



Box 76, Envelope 8 Item No. 004. Hobart ketches, circa 1942-1950s 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 3 x 4.5 in. and 3 x 5.5 in. 


Photographs of unidentified vessels from on deck, on the dock, and of vessels underway. 

Includes views of people onboard. Most likely these scenes are from Hobart, Tasmania, but 

it is unknown if these images are from Bartz's 1941-1942 voyage with the KAIULANI. One 

of these images is found in the prints in this file unit. 

Box 76, Envelope 9 Item No. 005. New Guinea, circa 1942-1950s 

Extent: 1 envelope (15 items: 51 images). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives 1.25 in. x 1.75 in. images. 


Contains images of the landscape; what appears to be local residents and huts; and what 

appears to be crew from Bartz's vessel on shore. 

Box 76, Envelope 10 Item No. 006. Philippines, circa 1942-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives 


Images of landscapes taken from sea; some women that appear to be local residents; what 

appears to be the crew of the vessel Bartz was traveling on; and scenes of life on shore 

and social activities. Some of the images from this group match images labeled by Bartz 

as, "China." 

Box 76, Envelope 11 Item No. 007. San Francisco Bay, circa 1942-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives 2.5 x 3.75 in. and 2.75 x 4.5 in. 


Images include images of the San Francisco skyline, the Ferry Building, the San 

Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, photos of unidentified men, and small craft in the San 

Francisco Bay. These photographs were found near the KAIULANI material. If these were 

from the 1941-1942 voyage, they were most likely not taken by Bartz; they are most likely 

from his time after the KAIULANI. 

Box 76, Envelope 12 Item No. 008. South Africa, circa 1942-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, 2.5 x 4 in. 


Images of both town and country scenes; many images of men and women, including 

Bartz, engaging in social activities; people riding horses; photos of a man outside the 

Glasgow Butchery. 

Box 76, Envelope 13 Item No. 009. Tasmania, circa 1942-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives (1) 2.5 x 3.5 in. and 2.75 x 4.5 

in. 


Images include landscapes; men and women onboard an unidentified vessel; men holding 

a life preserver, "Marine Board Launcheston." Images look like social gatherings rather 

than working on vessels. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 417



Box 72 File Unit 04. Personal photographs, circa 1920s-1980s 



Extent: 1 envelope (16 items). 

Physical Description: Envelope contains 13 black-and-white prints, one color print, one card 

with photomechanical image and one newspaper clipping. 


Includes photographs of Bill Bartz as a young child, photographs with Bartz and what appears 

to be his family, a newspaper clipping regarding ostrich farming, a Christmas card from Harold 

and Marguerite Huycke, and a picture of an unidentified event involving a horse-pulled 

fire-fighting wagon (likely a parade?). Most of the people are unidentified, besides one picture 

of Ruth (Bartz) as a child. 

Box 72, Folder 12 Item No. 001. Bartz Family Photographs and related material, circa 1920s-1980s 

Extent: 1 envelope (16 items). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, various sizes; textual material, 

various sizes; color photographic print, 8 x 10 in. 


Includes photographs of Bill Bartz as a young child, photographs with Bartz and what 

appears to be his family, an unidentified couple, a newspaper clipping regarding ostrich 

farming, a Christmas card from Harold and Marguerite Huycke, and a picture of an 

unidentified event (a parade?) involving a horse-pulled fire-fighting wagon. Most of the 

people are unidentified, besides one picture of Ruth (Bartz) as a child. These items were 

originally in a box with other loose photographs of the KAIULANI and miscellaneous 

vessels and people (the KAIULANI photographs are in File Unit 01. Some of the other 

photographs are in File Unit 02.) 

Box 20 Subseries 12.1.02. Randy Biddle photograph collection, circa 1900-1920 

Extent: 1 folder (0.05 linear feet) 


Contains photocopies of photographs of steam schooners from the East and West coasts of the 

United States. 

Photocopies of photographs that Randy Biddle sent to Huycke for identification, 2002. It is unclear 

who the original photographer(s) are or when the original photographs were taken. 

Arrangement 

In original order. 


Randle M. Biddle photographs, 1972. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (P79-103, 

SAFR 14896). (18) color roll negatives, 1-1/4 in. square, of the scow schooner GASLIGHT partially 

buried in the dry creekbed of Gallinas Creek, CA, Randle M. Biddle photog., 1972. (15) color 

prints, 3.5 x 3.5 in., printed from the above negatives of the GASLIGHT. Each print labeled on the 

back by the photographer identifying the view. 

Biddle, Randle McLean - Correspondence, 1977-1980. San Francisco Maritime National Historical 

Park (HDC 0823, SAFR 8436). (4) letters with attached drawings re: scow schooner construction, 

between Randle McLean Biddle and Al Christofani. All Xerox copies. 

Box 20, fld 1 File Unit 01. Steam schooners from the East Coast and West Coast, circa 1900-1920 



Photocopies of photographs that Randy Biddle sent to Huycke for identification, 2002. It is 

unclear who the original photographer(s) are or when the original photographs were taken. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 418



Boxes 20-25 Subseries 12.1.03. Carl Christensen photograph collection, circa 1880s-1965, 2002 (bulk 



1934-1955) 



Contains Carl Christensen photographic prints and negatives of a variety of vessels (schooners, 

steamships, etc.), including both American and foreign vessels. Locations in the United States 

include: Alaska: Ketchikan, Uyak; California: Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Rolph, Samoa, San Francisco 

Bay, San Pedro, South Bay, Treasure Island; Oregon: Coos Bay; Washington: Seattle. Includes 

one photograph of Carl Christensen in front of his new boat in 1956. 

The Oregon Maritime Center scanned these prints and negatives in 2001. It appears that Niels 

Nielsen was the person in contact with the Oregon Maritime Center and that Nielsen sent Huycke 

the computer print-outs once the photos and negatives were scanned. In 2001 Nielsen sent Harold 

Huycke the original photographs and negatives. According to a letter from Harold Huycke to Diane 

Cooper (staff member at the San Francisco Maritime) on September 4, 2002, Harold acquired 

hundreds of Carl's photographs and negatives through Art Christensen around 1998. Huycke said 

"they were not well inventoried or catalogued, but I had some friends in Oregon take a lot of time 

to make enlarged copy photos and prints on a computer program, besides an inventory list of the 

ships' names . . . for the time being I kept them all [the originals], in a stuffed filing cabinet drawer." 

(Harold Huycke letter to Diane Cooper, September 4, 2002. Harold D. Huycke Collection. San 

Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (HDC 1600, Series 3.08, File Unit 020)) 

Sometimes there is only a photographic print for a vessel and not a negative. 

Arrangement 

The computer print-outs and the photographs and negatives are in numerical order (which is also 

generally in alphabetic order). The computer print-outs were left in the original groupings that 

Huycke had them in. The vessels in file unit 02 have intellectually been put in alphabetical order in 

the finding aid, while their physical arrangement has been left in original order. Some of the 

envelopes are physically not in alphabetical order. For example, some of the photographs are 

physically arranged by type (e.g. Eureka ferry boats) but the vessel names are also on the 

envelopes. Since we know the name of the vessel, the vessel name has been put in alphabetic 

order in the finding aid and the type of vessel has been listed in the summary note. 


Carl Christensen photographic albums, 1890-1950. San Francisco Maritime NHP (P78-478a, 

SAFR 19519). (74) photographic albums containing approximately (6531) b/w prints, 8 x 10 in. or 

smaller; each volume consists of an assortment of sail and steam craft and wrecks from a variety 

of sources, some are printed from original negatives (glass, etc.) and many are copy prints and a 

small number are copies of oil paintings, lithographs, postcards and newspaper articles; various 

photographers; 1890-1950. 

Carl Christensen photographs. San Francisco Maritime NHP (P78-085a , SAFR 18548) (3) b/w 

prints, 8 x 10 in. Capt. Norman Hubenette climbing up a rope ladder to board the Norwegian 

freighter SS HERANGER while off Humboldt Bar, 1971 or 1972; Capt. Hubenette boarding the 

HERANGER, 1971 or 1972; bow view of the steam schooner JANE NETTLETON at San Pedro, 

Terminal Island, 1929. 

Carl Christensen photographs, [ca. 1889-1960]. San Francisco Maritime NHP (P79-093a, SAFR 

19543). (7) b/w prints, 4.5 x 7 in. or smaller, approximately (153) nitrate negatives, 5 x 7 in. or 

smaller, and approximately (26) b/w negatives, 5 x 7 in. or smaller; of various vessels on the 

Pacific Coast including gas schooner MIRENE and tug DISCOVERER; photographer(s) unknown; 

ca. 1889-1960. 

Carl Christensen Photo Collection, 1890-1951. San Francisco Maritime NHP (P85-035, SAFR 

14390). 484 items. Glass, nitrate, and safety negatives, and prints of various vessels in the 

Humboldt Bay Area. Copy negatives in permanent collection. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 419



Box 20, flds 2-7 File Unit 01. Computer print-outs of scanned vessel prints and negatives, 2002 

Boxes 21- 24; Box 

25 envs 1-81 





Box 20, folder 2: 2001.1-2001.36; Box 20, folder 3: 2001.37-2001.145; Box 20, folder 4: 

2001.146-2001.195; Box 20, folder 5: 2001.196-2001.387; Box 20, folder 6: 

2001.388-2001.512; Box 20, folder 7: 2001.513-2001.621 

File Unit 02. Vessel photographic prints and negatives, circa 1880s -1965 (bulk 1930s-1950s) 

Extent: 615 envelopes. 

Physical Description: Acetate negatives are various sizes (2.5 x 4.5 in. and 2.5 x 3.5 in.) and 

black-and-white photographic prints are 2.75 x 4.5 in. 


Box 21: A-C (2001.1-2001.133); Box 22: D-H (2001.134-2001.273); Box 23: I-O 

(2001.274-2001.404); Box 24: P-Ti (2001.405-2001.540); Box 25: Tol-Z, unidentified 

(2001.541-2001.621). 

Box 21, envelope 1 Item No. 001. A.C. Rubel (tanker), 1947 May 1 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 negative, 1 print). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Black-and-white photographic 

print. 


2001.1. Union Oil Tanker EUREKA. 

Box 21, envelope 2 Item No. 002. A.C. Rubel (tanker), 1947 May 1 



print. 


2001.2. Union Oil Tanker EUREKA. 

Box 21, envelope 3 Item No. 003. Admiral Evans (merchant vessel), circa 1900 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 


2001.3. Rams wharf at Ketchikan. 

Box 21, envelope 4 Item No. 004. Admiral Evans (merchant vessel), circa 1914 




2001.4. Sunk in Alaska. 

Box 21, envelope 5 Item No. 005. Agia Irene (cargo vessel), 1963 December 




2001.5. Greek Liberty. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 420




















Box 21, envelope 9 Item No. 009. Akibasan Maru (cargo vessel), 1959 October 




2001.9 

Box 21, envelope 10 Item No. 010. Akibasan Maru (cargo vessel), 1959 October 




2001.10 

Box 21, envelope 11 Item No. 011. Akron (airship), 1931-1933 




2001.11 

Box 21, envelope 12 Item No. 012. Alameda (merchant vessel), circa 1930-1940s 




2001.12. Wreck in Alaska. 

Box 21, envelope 13 Item No. 013. Alaska Standard (cargo vessel), 1937 



print. 


2001.13 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 421



Box 21, envelope 14 Item No. 014. Albina (motor boat), 1956 April 1 






2001.14 

Box 21, envelope 15 Item No. 015. Alert (U.S. Coast Guard Cutter), 1947 February 22 



print. 


2001.15 

Box 21, envelope 16 Item No. 016. Alert (U.S. Coast Guard Cutter), 1947 March 9 



print. 


2001.16 

Box 21, envelope 17 Item No. 017. Alert (U.S. Coast Guard Cutter), 1947 March 9 



print. 


2001.17 

Box 21, envelope 18 Item No. 018. Allen Cody (merchant vessel), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.18 

Box 21, envelope 19 Item No. 019. Alliance (passenger vessel), circa 1920s 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 print). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 


2001.19 

Box 21, envelope 20 Item No. 020. Aloma (merchant vessel), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.20 

Box 21, envelope 21 Item No. 021. Alvarado (cargo vessel), 1940 




2001.21. San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in the background. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 422



Box 21, envelope 33 Item No. 022. Americ (cargo vessel), circa 1930s-1940s 





print. 


2001.33 

Box 21, envelope 22 Item No. 023. Angelona (motorboat), 1952 May 4 



print. 


2001.22 

Box 21, envelope 23 Item No. 024. Anchor Hitch (cargo vessel), 1948 July 19 



print. 


2001.23 

Box 21, envelope 24 Item No. 025. Andrew Jackson (merchant vessel), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.24 

Box 21, envelope 25 Item No. 026. Antelope (ferry), 1946 November 11 




2001.25 





2001.26 





2001.27 

Box 21, envelope 28 Item No. 029. Antelope (ferry), 1903 




2001.28 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 423



Box 21, envelope 29 Item No. 030. Antelope (ferry), 1950 October 22 






2001.29 

Box 21, envelope 30 Item No. 031. Antelope (ferry), 1933 




2001.30 




print. 


2001.31 

Box 21, envelope 32 Item No. 033. Antelope (ferry) and Marblehead (U.S. Navy), circa 1910 




2001.32 




print. 


2001.34 

Box 21, envelope 35 Item No. 035. Antelope (ferry), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.35 




print. 


2001.36 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 424



Box 21, envelope 37 Item No. 037. Antelope (ferry), 1947 January 5 





print. 


2001.37 




print. 


2001.38 

Box 21, envelope 39 Item No. 039. Antelope (ferry), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.39 

Box 21, envelope 40 Item No. 040. Arcata (cargo vessel), 1938 




2001.40 

Box 21, envelope 41 Item No. 041. Arthur Fribourg (cargo vessel), 1955 January 23 



print. 


2001.41 

Box 21, envelope 42 Item No. 042. Astoria (cargo vessel), 1932 



print. 


2001.42 

Box 21, envelope 43 Item No. 043. Astoria (cargo vessel), circa 1932 




2001.43 "Astoria (C&H), Humboldt Bay, California, 1932?, Neg only," written on note with 

original enclosure. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 425



Box 21, envelope 44 Item No. 044. Atlantic (merchant vessel), 1939 





print. 


2001.44 

Box 21, envelope 45 Item No. 045. Awoshima Maru (merchant vessel), 1954 April 10 



print. 


2001.45 




print. 


2001.46 




print. 


2001.47 

Box 21, envelope 48 Item No. 048. Ayios Dimitris (cargo vessel), 1964 




2001.48 "AYIOS DIMITRIS; May or June 1964; Neg, 0 Photo," written on note in original 

enclosure. 

Box 21, envelope 49 Item No. 049. Ayios Dimitris (cargo vessel), 1964 




2001.49 "AYIOS DIMITRIS; May or June 1964; Neg," written on note in original enclosure. 

Box 21, envelope 50 Item No. 050. Balestrieri (merchant vessel), 1952 April 5 



print. 


2001.50 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 426



Box 21, envelope 51 Item No. 051. Balsam (cutter), 1953 October 12 





print. 


2001.51 

Box 21, envelope 52 Item No. 052. Balsam (cutter), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.52 At South Bay. 

Box 21, envelope 53 Item No. 053. Bandon (steam schooner), 1937 



print. 


2001.53 At Humboldt Bay, California. 

Box 21, envelope 54 Item No. 054. Bengkalis (merchant vessel), 1964 January 




2001.54 "BENGKALIS," Dutch M. S., Jan 1964, 3 negs," written on note in original 

enclosure. 





2001.55 "BENGKALIS," Dutch M. S., Jan 1964, NEG," written on note in original enclosure. 





2001.56 "BENGKALIS," Dutch M. S., Jan 1964, NEG," written on note in original enclosure. 

Box 21, envelope 57 Item No. 057. Bertha (steam schooner), circa 1914-1915 




2001.57"STEAMER BERTHA, Burned at Uyak, Alaska, 1 NEG," written on a note in the 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 427



Box 21, envelope 58 Item No. 058. Biddle (dredge), 1953 October 12 





print. 


2001.60 At Humboldt Bay Bar, California. 

Box 21, envelope 59 Item No. 059. Birkenstein (cargo vessel), 1964 June 




2001.61 "BIRKENSTEIN, German M. S., June 1964, NEG," written on a note in the original 

enclosure. 






enclosure. 






enclosure. 

Box 21, envelope 62 Item No. 062. Boat Races (motorboats), 1938 July 4 





Box 21, envelope 63 Item No. 063. Boobyalla (merchant vessel), circa 1900-1920 




Box 21, envelope 64 Item No. 064. Boren (merchant vessel), 1934 

2001.65 Wreck. "BOOBYALLA, Wreck, NEG," written on note in original enclosure. 



print. 


2001.66 Swedish vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 428



Box 21, envelope 65 Item No. 065. Borie (destroyer), 1937 





print. 


2001.67 Eureka, California. 

Box 21, envelope 66 Item No. 066. Breezin Thru (yacht), 1947 September 21 



print. 


2001.68 

Box 21, envelope 67 Item No. 067. Brooklyn (steam schooner), circa 1900 




2001.69 

Box 21, envelope 68 Item No. 068. Brooklyn (steam schooner), November 8 1930 



print. 


2001.70 Wrecked in Samoa. 




print. 


2001.71 Wrecked in Samoa. 





2001.74 Wrecked at Samoa 

Box 21, envelope 70 Item No. 071. Brunswick (merchant vessel), 1935 




2001.72 At Bayside Wharf, Humboldt Bay, California. 

Box 21, envelope 71 Item No. 072. Bullaren (passenger vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.73 At Fairhaven, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 429



Box 21, envelope 73 Item No. 073. C. Wetmore (whaleback vessel), circa 1892 






2001.75 Wreck at Coos Bay, Oregon. "C. WETMORE (wreck), Coos Bay, Whaleback," 

written on note in original enclosure. 

Box 21, envelope 74 Item No. 074. Cahokia (merchant vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.76 At Eureka, California. 

Box 21, envelope 75 Item No. 075. California State (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.77 At Treasure Island. 

Box 21, envelope 76 Item No. 076. California State (cargo vessel), circa 1930-1940s 




2001.78 "CALIFORNIA STATE," Carson's Mill, Eureka, NEG only," written on note inside 


Box 21, envelope 77 Item No. 077. Calmar (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.79 At Samoa. 

Box 21, envelope 78 Item No. 078. Cap Delgado (merchant vessel), 1964 September 




2001.80 "CAP DEL GADO, German, Neg," written on note in original enclosure. 

Box 21, envelope 79 Item No. 079. Cap Delgado (merchant vessel), 1964 October 




2001.81 German vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 430



Box 21, envelope 80 Item No. 080. Cap Delgado (merchant vessel), 1964 October 






2001.82 

Box 21, envelope 81 Item No. 081. Cap Frio (merchant vessel), 1964 February 19 





Box 21, envelope 82 Item No. 082. Cap Frio (merchant vessel), 1964 





Box 21, envelope 83 Item No. 083. Cap Frio (merchant vessel), 1964 February 19 





Box 21, envelope 84 Item No. 084. Cap Colorado (merchant vessel), 1965 





Box 21, envelope 85 Item No. 085. Cap Colorado (merchant vessel), 1965 





Box 21, envelope 86 Item No. 086. Cape Horn (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.88 

Box 21, envelope 87 Item No. 087. Cape Horn (merchant vessel), 1939 




2001.89 Crossing out, Humboldt Bay, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 431



Box 22, envelope 40 Item No. 088. Captain Pudgy Davis (fireboat), 1958 October 2 





print. 


2001.174 Launching of Eureka's fireboat. 




print. 


2001.175 Launching of Eureka's fireboat. 




print. 


2001.176 

Box 22, envelope 43 Item No. 091. Captain Pudgy Davis (fireboat), 1952 August 2 



print. 


2001.177 




print. 


2001.178 




print. 


2001.179 

Box 21, envelope 88 Item No. 094. Carona (unidentified vessel type), 1937 



print. 


2001.90 Might be the remains of the passenger steamer CORONA that was wrecked in 

1907. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 432



Box 21, envelope 89 Item No. 095. Catherine (merchant vessel), 1934 






2001.91 

Box 21, envelope 90 Item No. 096. Catusha (passenger vessel), 1958 




2001.92 At San Pedro, California. "Paw, S. S.," written on note inside original enclosure. 

Box 22, envelope 53 Item No. 097. Cazadero (built 1903; ferry), circa 1920s 




2001.187 

Box 21, envelope 91 Item No. 098. Celone (passenger vessel), circa 1920s 




2001.93 Crossing Humboldt Bay Bar, California. 

Box 21, envelope 92 Item No. 099. Chahunta (merchant vessel), 1953 May 4 



print. 


2001.94 

Box 21, envelope 93 Item No. 100. Chandler (destroyer), 1936 



print. 


2001.95 With SOUTHARD (207), at Eureka, California. 

Box 21, envelope 94 Item No. 101. Charlie Watson (tanker), 1935 



print. 



Box 21, envelope 95 Item No. 102. Cherokee (merchant vessel), 1952 May 14 



print. 


2001.97 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 433








print. 


2001.98 




print. 


2001.99 




print. 


2001.100 

Box 21, envelope 99 Item No. 106. Chevron (tanker), 1949 January 29 

Box 21, envelope 

100 


101 


102 



print. 



Item No. 107. Chickasaw (merchant vessel), 1962 




2001.102 Wreck. 

Item No. 108. Chickasaw (merchant vessel), 1962 




2001.102 Wreck. 

Item No. 109. China Clipper (sea plane), 1939 



print. 


2001.104 At San Francisco. San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in background. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 434




103 


104 


107 


105 


106 


108 



Item No. 110. China Clipper (sea plane), 1939 



print. 


2001.105 At San Francisco. San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in background. 

Item No. 111. Chipana (cargo vessel), 1935 





Item No. 112. Christensen, Carl, 1956 April 1 




2001.109 Carl Christensen and his new boat. At Humboldt Bay, California. 

Item No. 113. Christianna Pikurtiz (merchant vessel), 1964 September 














2001.110 German Vessel. 

Box 22, envelope 55 Item No. 116. City of Rafael (ferry), 1936 


109 



print. 


2001.189 Richmond-San Rafael Ferry 

Item No. 117. City of Topeka (passenger vessel), circa 1900-1930 




2001.111 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 435




110 


111 


112 


113 


114 


115 


116 


117 



Item No. 118. Clara G. (launch), 1952 April 20 



print. 


2001.112 Vessel from Astoria; at Eureka, California. 

Item No. 119. Clydefield (tanker), circa 1950s-1960s 




2001.113 British tanker, headed for Japanese shipbreakers. Mc Garvie Photo [Possibly 

Mike McGarvey?] 

Item No. 120. Coast Guard (motor boat), 1938 July 7 



print. 



Item No. 121. Coast Guard (cutter), 1949 April 24 



print. 



Item No. 122. Coast Guard (life boat), 1903 





Item No. 123. Commissioner (merchant vessel), 1940 August 17 




2001.117 

Item No. 124. Commissioner (merchant vessel), 1940 August 17 




2001.118 Tug from Seattle. 

Item No. 125. Conqueror (barkentine), 1918 February 22 




2001.119 At Rolph, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 436




118 


119 


120 


121 


122 


123 


124 


125 



Item No. 126. Coquille (launch), 1955 July 17 



print. 



Item No. 127. Corona (merchant vessel), 1965 




2001.121 German M. S. 

Item No. 128. Corona (merchant vessel), 1965 




2001.122 

Item No. 129. Cotton State (merchant vessel), circa 1945-1957 




2001.123 

Item No. 130. Covena (cargo vessel), 1932 



print. 


2001.124 At Eureka, California, California. 

Item No. 131. Covena (cargo vessel), 1932 




2001.125 At Samoa. 

Item No. 132. Coya (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 



Item No. 133. Cricket (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 437




126 


127 


128 


129 


130 


131 



Item No. 134. Cricket (cargo vessel), circa 1935 




2001.128 

Item No. 135. Crowningshield (destroyer), 1932 July 4 



print. 



Item No. 136. Crowningshield (destroyer), 1932 July 4 



print. 


2001.130 With the CAHOKIA, at Eureka, California. 

Item No. 137. Curaca (cargo vessel), 1939 August 23 




2001.131 

Item No. 138. Cuzco (cargo vessel), 1937 



print. 


2001.132 At Humboldt Bay, California. Grace Line. 

Item No. 139. Cuzco (cargo vessel), 1937 




2001.133 At Carson's Mill, Eureka, California. Grace Line. 

Box 22, envelope 1 Item No. 140. Dairetsu Maru (cargo vessel), 1955 July 5 



print. 



Box 22, envelope 2 Item No. 141. Dairetsu Maru (cargo vessel), 1955 July 5 



print. 


2001.135 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 438



Box 22, envelope 3 Item No. 142. Daisy Gray (merchant vessel), 1944 






2001.136 Wilmington, California. 





2001.137 Last trip, 1950. Renamed DOROTEA, renamed RIO TINTO. Lost in Gulf of 

Mexico. 





2001.138 Last trip, 1950. Renamed DOROTEA, renamed RIO TINTO. Lost in Gulf of 

Mexico. 





2001.139 





2001.140 





2001.141 





2001.142 

Box 22, envelope 10 Item No. 149. Davison (dredger), 1950 July 8 



print. 


2001.143 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 439








print. 


2001.144 




print. 


2001.145 

Box 22, envelope 13 Item No. 152. Denise (merchant vessel), 1954 May 2 



print. 


2001.146 

Box 22, envelope 14 Item No. 153. Denise (merchant vessel), 1954 May 2 



print. 


2001.147 

Box 22, envelope 15 Item No. 154. Diamond Head (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.148 

Box 22, envelope 16 Item No. 155. Donbass III (cargo vessel), 1946 November 3 



print. 


2001.149 

Box 22, envelope 17 Item No. 156. Donbass III (cargo vessel), 1946 December 



print. 


2001.150 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 440








print. 


2001.151 




print. 


2001.152 





2001.155 

Box 22, envelope 21 Item No. 160. Donbass III (cargo vessel), 1947 January 5 



print. 


2001.153 

Box 22, envelope 22 Item No. 161. Donbass III (cargo vessel), 1947 January 5 



print. 


2001.154 

Box 22, envelope 23 Item No. 162. Donbass III (cargo vessel), 1947 November 9 

Extent: 1 envelope (negative). 



2001.156 DONBASS III (left), YOCONA (right). 

Box 22, envelope 24 Item No. 163. Donna May (whaleship), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.157 With DENNIS GAYLE 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 441



Box 25, envelope 45 Item No. 164. Donna May (whaleship), 1958 March 16 





print. 


2001.585 

Box 22, envelope 25 Item No. 165. Dorothy Ann (merchant vessel), 1951 August 26 



print. 


2001.158 

Box 22, envelope 26 Item No. 166. Drechtoyk (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.159 At San Francisco. 

Box 22, envelope 27 Item No. 167. Dredger (unidentifed), 1937 



print. 


2001.160 Dredging Bayside Mill Pond 

Box 22, envelope 28 Item No. 168. Dresden (merchant vessel), circa 1950s-1960s 















Box 22, envelope 31 Item No. 171. Elna (steam schooner), 1936 




2001.165 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 442



Box 22, envelope 32 Item No. 172. El Segundo (cargo vessel), 1932 





print. 


2001.166 

Box 22, envelope 33 Item No. 173. Elsie (motor boat), 1952 March 23 



print. 


2001.167 

Box 22, envelope 34 Item No. 174. Empire II (fishing boat), 1952 May 4 



print. 


2001.168 

Box 22, envelope 54 Item No. 175. Encinal (ferry), 1936 



print. 


2001.188 At San Francisco. 

Box 22, envelope 35 Item No. 176. Eureka (steam schooner), 1903 




2001.169 

Box 22, envelope 36 Item No. 177. Eureka (steam schooner), 1934 




2001.170 At Bayside Wharf. 

Box 22, envelope 56 Item No. 178. Eureka (ferry), circa 1910s-1940s 




2001.190 

Box 22, envelope 38 Item No. 179. Eureka, California, 1947 November 9 



print. 


2001.172 New Boat Basin 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 443



Box 22, envelope 37 Item No. 180. Eureka, California, 1952 June 1 





print. 


2001.171 Boat Basin 

Box 22, envelope 39 Item No. 181. Eureka, California, 1952 August 31 



print. 


2001.173 Boat Basin 

Box 22, envelope 46 Item No. 182. Eureka, California, 1947 April 20 



print. 


2001.180 Fishing Fleet 

Box 22, envelope 47 Item No. 183. Eureka, California, 1947 November 9 



print. 


2001.181 View of harbor. 

Box 22, envelope 49 Item No. 184. Eureka, California waterfront, 1932 




2001.183 Eureka Waterfront: BRUNSWICK, BERTIE HANLON, CAHOKIA, VANGARD, 

LUPINE. 

Box 22, envelope 48 Item No. 185. Eureka, California waterfront, 1934 




2001.182 View of Waterfront. 

Box 22, envelope 50 Item No. 186. Evelyn H. (merchant vessel), 1952 March 23 



print. 


2001.184 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 444



Box 22, envelope 51 Item No. 187. Everett (cargo vessel), circa 1900-1930s 






2001.185 

Box 22, envelope 52 Item No. 188. F. S. Loop (passenger vessel), 1936 



print. 


2001.186 

Box 22, envelope 79 Item No. 189. First Commuter (passenger vessel), 1951 August 26 



print. 


2001.213 

Box 22, envelope 80 Item No. 190. First Commuter (passenger vessel), 1952 May 14 



print. 


2001.214 

Box 22, envelope 81 Item No. 191. Fishing Fleet, 1934 





Box 22, envelope 82 Item No. 192. Fishing Boat, 1952 May 14 



print. 



Box 22, envelope 83 Item No. 193. Fishing Fleet, 1947 April 20 



print. 


2001.217 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 445



Box 22, envelope 84 Item No. 194. Flo (launch), 1957 January 9 





print. 


2001.218 

Box 22, envelope 85 Item No. 195. Flo (launch), 1957 January 9 



print. 


2001.219 

Box 22, envelope 86 Item No. 196. Florence Olson (steam schooner), 1930 




2001.220 

Box 22, envelope 87 Item No. 197. Fort Sutter (passenger vessel), 1930 



print. 


2001.221 

Box 22, envelope 88 Item No. 198. Gainsville Victory (cargo vessel), 1952 August 4 



print. 


2001.222 

Box 22, envelope 89 Item No. 199. Gannett (tugboat), 1932 March 20 




2001.223 U. S. Navy tug, at Humboldt Bay, California. 

Box 22, envelope 90 Item No. 200. Gannett (tugboat), 1932 March 20 



print. 


2001.224 U. S. Navy tug, at Humboldt Bay, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 446



Box 22, envelope 91 Item No. 201. Geisha (cargo vessel), 1935 





print. 


2001.225 Carson's. 

Box 22, envelope 92 Item No. 202. General J. H. McRae (cargo vessel), 1948 July 19 



print. 


2001.226 

Box 22, envelope 93 Item No. 203. Geneva (brigantine), circa 1900-1926 




2001.227 

Box 22, envelope 94 Item No. 204. Georgia (fishing vessel), 1949 




2001.228 Long Beach, California; Bait Boat. 

Box 22, envelope 95 Item No. 205. Gillette Shipyard, 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.229 Fairhaven. 

Box 22, envelope 96 Item No. 206. Golden Bear (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.230 

Box 22, envelope 97 Item No. 207. Golden Cloud (cargo vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.231 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 447



Box 22, envelope 98 Item No. 208. Golden Coast (cargo vessel), 1937 





print. 


2001.232 

Box 22, envelope 99 Item No. 209. Golden Harvest (cargo vessel), 1932 


100 


101 


102 


103 


104 


105 



print. 


2001.233 

Item No. 210. Golden West (unidentified vessel type), 1935 



print. 


2001.234 Vessel has one mast and deckhouse. 

Item No. 211. Golden West (sailboat), circa 1935 



print. 


2001.235 Aground. Klamath River. 

Item No. 212. Goonawarra (cargo vessel), 1963 October 




2001.236 





2001.237 





2001.238 

Item No. 215. Green Valley (cargo vessel), 1953 November 1 



print. 


2001.239 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 448




106 


107 


108 


109 


110 


111 


112 


113 



Item No. 216. Griffdu (steam schooner), 1938 




2001.240 Matson Line. 

Item No. 217. Gualala (cargo vessel), circa 1915 




2001.241 Drydock after collision with ARGYLE. 
















Item No. 221. Guide (research vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.248 Geodetic Survey ship. 

Item No. 222. Gulf Shipper (cargo vessel), circa 1940s-1950s 




2001.249 

Item No. 223. Gundulic (merchant vessel), 1964 April 




2001.250 Yugoslavian vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 449




114 


101 


102 


115 


116 


117 


118 


119 



Item No. 224. Gundulic (merchant vessel), 1964 April 




2001.251 Yugoslavian vessel. 

Item No. 225. H-3 (submarine), 1916 December 16 




2001.505 

Item No. 226. H-3 (submarine), 1916 December 16 




2001.506 

Item No. 227. H. T. Harper (tanker), 1940 



print. 


2001.252 

Item No. 228. H. T. Harper (tanker), undated 




2001.253 Standard Oil tanker. 

Item No. 229. Harboenensen (merchant vessel), 1938 




2001.254 

Item No. 230. Hauraki (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.255 

Item No. 231. Hauraki (cargo vessel), 1939 




2001.256 British vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 450




120 


121 


122 


123 


124 


125 


126 



Item No. 232. Hawaiian Forester (cargo vessel), 1950 November 12 



print. 


2001.257 

Item No. 233. Hawaiian Forester (cargo vessel), 1951 July 6 



print. 


2001.258 

Item No. 234. Hawaiian Forester (cargo vessel), 1951 July 6 



print. 


2001.259 

Item No. 235. Hawaiian Lumberman (cargo vessel), 1949 March 23 




2001.260 

Item No. 236. Hawaiian Lumberman (cargo vessel), 1949 March 23 




2001.261 

Item No. 237. Hawaiian Trader (cargo vessel), 1955 July 5 



print. 


2001.262 




print. 


2001.263 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 451




127 


128 


129 


130 


131 


132 


133 


134 






print. 


2001.264 

Item No. 240. Helen P. Drew (built 1904; steam schooner), 1934 




2001.265 

Item No. 241. Humboldt (tugboat), 1934 



print. 


2001.266 





2001.267 On Humboldt Bay. 

Item No. 243. Humboldt (passenger vessel), 1908 September 29 




2001.268 Wrecked Pender Island, Alaska. 

Item No. 244. Humboldt (passenger vessel), 1908 September 29 




2001.269 Wrecked Pender Island, Alaska. 




print. 


2001.270 

Item No. 246. Humboldt Bay (lifeboat), 1938 July 4 




2001.271 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 452



Box 25, envelope 64 Item No. 247. Humboldt Bay (yacht), 1955 July 15 


135 


136 





print. 


2001.604 

Item No. 248. Huntsville (cargo vessel), 1964 





Item No. 249. Huntsville (cargo vessel), 1964 





Box 23, envelope 1 Item No. 250. Iberville (cargo vessel), 1948 July 19 



print. 


2001.274 

Box 23, envelope 2 Item No. 251. Imperial (passenger vessel), 1952 May 14 



print. 


2001.275 

Box 23, envelope 3 Item No. 252. Imperial (passenger vessel), 1952 May 14 



print. 


2001.276 

Box 23, envelope 4 Item No. 253. Irene (schooner, 4m), 1926 April 22 




2001.277 Caption on photograph: "Photo by Herbert Photos, Inc. H24629. . . S Ship limps 

into port after battling storms for 129 days." 

Box 22, envelope 57 Item No. 254. James M. Donahue (ferry), circa 1880s-1921 




2001.191 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 453



Box 22, envelope 58 Item No. 255. James M. Donahue (ferry), circa 1880s-1921 






2001.192 

Box 23, envelope 5 Item No. 256. Jenny Cushman (schooner), 1936 



print. 


2001.278 

Box 23, envelope 7 Item No. 257. Jeremiah S. Black (cargo vessel), 1949 January 2 



print. 


2001.280 




print. 


2001.281 




print. 


2001.282 

Box 23, envelope 6 Item No. 260. Joseph Alioto (merchant vessel), 1952 May 14 



print. 


2001.279 




print. 


2001.283 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 454








print. 


2001.285 

Box 23, envelope 11 Item No. 263. Joseph Alioto (merchant vessel), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.284 

Box 23, envelope 13 Item No. 264. Joseph Balestreri (merchant vessel), 1952 April 5 



print. 


2001.286 

Box 23, envelope 14 Item No. 265. Judge Bland (cargo vessel), 1954 February 20 



print. 


2001.287 




print. 


2001.288 




print. 


2001.289 

Box 23, envelope 17 Item No. 268. Kenkoku Maru (cargo vessel), circa 1951 April 28 




2001.290 Around Stewarts Point, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 455



















2001.293 

Box 23, envelope 21 Item No. 272. Kingfish (launch), 1939 



print. 


2001.294 

Box 23, envelope 22 Item No. 273. Kizan Maru (cargo vessel), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.295 




print. 


2001.296 




print. 


2001.297 




print. 


2001.298 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 456








print. 


2001.299 




print. 


2001.300 

Box 23, envelope 28 Item No. 279. Koei Maru (cargo vessel), 1954 July 12 



print. 


2001.301 




print. 


2001.302 




print. 


2001.303 

Box 23, envelope 31 Item No. 282. Kokua (tugboat), 1951 August 26 



print. 


2001.304 

Box 23, envelope 32 Item No. 283. Kookaburra (cargo vessel), 1940 



print. 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 457



Box 23, envelope 33 Item No. 284. Kookaburra (cargo vessel), 1940 







Box 23, envelope 34 Item No. 285. L. P. St. Clair (tanker), 1952 May 4 



print. 


2001.307 

Box 23, envelope 35 Item No. 286. L.S.T.s (merchant vessel), 1951 April 21 



print. 


2001.308 

Box 23, envelope 36 Item No. 287. Lady Alexandra (passenger vessel), 1949 July 




2001.309 

Box 22, envelope 59 Item No. 288. Lagunitas (passenger vessel), circa 1903-1921 




2001.193 

Box 22, envelope 60 Item No. 289. Lake Tahoe (ferry), 1940 August 17 



print. 


2001.194 

Box 22, envelope 61 Item No. 290. Lake Tahoe (ferry), 1940 August 17 



print. 


2001.195 

Box 22, envelope 62 Item No. 291. Lake Tahoe (ferry), circa 1940 




2001.196 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 458



Box 22, envelope 63 Item No. 292. Lake Tahoe (ferry), circa 1940 






2001.197 

Box 23, envelope 38 Item No. 293. Lancaster (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.311 

Box 23, envelope 39 Item No. 294. La Parisima (merchant vessel), 1936 




2001.312 





2001.313 Union vessel, at Humboldt Bay. 





2001.314 Union vessel. At Humboldt Bay. 





2001.315 Union vessel at Humboldt Bay. 

Box 23, envelope 37 Item No. 298. Leikanger (cargo vessel), circa 1930s-1940s 



print. 


2001.310 

Box 23, envelope 43 Item No. 299. Leipzig (cargo vessel), 1965 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 459




















Box 23, envelope 47 Item No. 303. Lighthouse, 1903 




2001.320 North Jetty. Abandoned. 

Box 23, envelope 48 Item No. 304. Lillian Luckenbach (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.321 

Box 23, envelope 49 Item No. 305. Lincoln (dragger), 1930 May 



print. 


2001.322 

Box 23, envelope 50 Item No. 306. Litchfield (destroyer), 1932 July 4 




2001.323 Humboldt Bay, California. 

Box 23, envelope 51 Item No. 307. Log Raft, 1934 




2001.324 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 460



Box 23, envelope 52 Item No. 308. Losmar (cargo vessel), 1935 





print. 


2001.325 

Box 23, envelope 53 Item No. 309. Luceric (merchant vessel), circa 1930s 



print. 


2001.326 

Box 23, envelope 54 Item No. 310. Lupine (merchant vessel), 1940 June 22 



print. 


2001.327 

Box 25, envelope 46 Item No. 311. Lynnann (whaling vessel), 1947 September 14 



print. 


2001.586 

Box 25, envelope 47 Item No. 312. Lynnann (whaling vessel), 1951 August 26 



print. 


2001.587 

Box 23, envelope 55 Item No. 313. M. E. Lombardi (cargo vessel), 1953 September 6 



print. 


2001.328 

Box 23, envelope 56 Item No. 314. M. E. Lombardi (cargo vessel), circa 1953 




2001.329 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 461



Box 23, envelope 57 Item No. 315. MacArthur (merchant vessel), 1951 August 26 





print. 


2001.330 

Box 23, envelope 58 Item No. 316. MacArthur (merchant vessel), 1951 August 26 



print. 


2001.331 

Box 23, envelope 59 Item No. 317. Madaket (merchant vessel), 1946 



print. 


2001.332 

Box 23, envelope 60 Item No. 318. Mahukona (cargo vessel), 1940 




2001.333 

Box 23, envelope 61 Item No. 319. Makua (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.334 

Box 23, envelope 62 Item No. 320. Makua (cargo vessel), 1935 




2001.335 At Humboldt Bay. 

Box 23, envelope 63 Item No. 321. Mala (cargo vessel), 1935 




2001.336 

Box 23, envelope 64 Item No. 322. Mana (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.337 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 462



Box 23, envelope 65 Item No. 323. Mana (cargo vessel), circa 1939 






2001.338 Matson vessel. 

Box 23, envelope 66 Item No. 324. Manini (cargo vessel), 1938 



print. 


2001.339 

Box 23, envelope 67 Item No. 325. Manini (cargo vessel), 1938 





Box 23, envelope 68 Item No. 326. Mapele (cargo vessel), 1937 



print. 


2001.341 

Box 23, envelope 69 Item No. 327. Mapele (cargo vessel), 1937 





Box 23, envelope 70 Item No. 328. Margrethe Bakke (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.343 

Box 23, envelope 71 Item No. 329. Maria Luisa Velasco (cargo vessel), 1964 January 




2001.344 Spanish M. S. 





2001.345 Spanish M. S. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 463









2001.346 Spanish M. S. 





2001.347 Spanish M. S. 

Box 23, envelope 75 Item No. 333. Mariely (cargo vessel), 1964 April 




2001.348 Liberian vessel. 

Box 23, envelope 76 Item No. 334. Mariely (cargo vessel), 1964 April 




2001.349 Liberian vessel. 

Box 22, envelope 64 Item No. 335. Marin (passenger vessel), circa 1900-1920s 

Extent: 1 envelope (1print). 



2001.198 

Box 23, envelope 77 Item No. 336. Mariposa (passenger vessel), 1939 




2001.350 

Box 23, envelope 78 Item No. 337. Mary Hanlon (cargo vessel), circa 1910s-1940s 




2001.351 "155444 KRTM, 308 GRT, 148 Not, Dimensions same," written on note in original 

enclosure. 

Box 23, envelope 79 Item No. 338. Massmar (merchant vessel), 1963 October 




2001.352 Calmar vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 464



Box 23, envelope 80 Item No. 339. Matsonia (passenger vessel), circa 1938 






2001.353 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in background. 

Box 23, envelope 81 Item No. 340. Mauna Ala (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.354 

Box 23, envelope 82 Item No. 341. Mauna Ala (cargo vessel), 1940 




2001.355 

Box 22, envelope 65 Item No. 342. Mendocino (ferry), circa 1900-1920 




2001.199 

Box 23, envelope 83 Item No. 343. Merced (steam schooner), 1913 




2001.356 Wreck. 





2001.357 Wreck. 





2001.358 

Box 23, envelope 86 Item No. 346. Miacomet (launch), 1934 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 465



Box 23, envelope 87 Item No. 347. Milwaukee (cruiser: U.S. Navy), 1917 






2001.360. The USS MILWAUKEE came to Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico for a 

friendly visit in July 1916. 

Box 23, envelope 88 Item No. 348. Milwaukee (cruiser: U.S. Navy), 1930 November 23 









print. 







print. 




Box 23, envelope 91 Item No. 351. Milwaukee (cruiser: U.S. Navy), 1955 June 26 



print. 




Box 23, envelope 92 Item No. 352. Mirrabooka (merchant vessel), 1937 



print. 


2001.365 

Box 23, envelope 93 Item No. 353. Mirrabooka (merchant vessel), 1937 




2001.366 At Humboldt Bay 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 466



Box 23, envelope 94 Item No. 354. Missoula (cargo vessel), circa 1930s-1940s 






2001.367 

Box 23, envelope 95 Item No. 355. Missoula (cargo vessel), circa 1930s-1940s 




2001.368 With SAN PEDRO 

Box 23, envelope 96 Item No. 356. Missoula (cargo vessel), 1932 




2001.369 

Box 23, envelope 97 Item No. 357. Missourian (cargo vessel), 1939 




2001.370 

Box 23, envelope 98 Item No. 358. Nasugbu (merchant vessel), circa 1936-1960s 


101 


102 




2001.371 With M. E. LOMBARDI. San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in background. 

Item No. 359. Nasugbu (merchant vessel), circa 1936-1960s 




2001.374 

Item No. 360. Nasugbu (merchant vessel), circa 1936-1960s 




2001.375 With M. E. LOMBARDI. 

Box 23, envelope 99 Item No. 361. Nevada Standard (merchant vessel), 1963 




2001.372 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 467




100 


103 


104 


105 


106 


107 


108 



Item No. 362. Nevada Standard (merchant vessel), 1963 




2001.373 

Item No. 363. Nichrei Maru (cargo vessel), 1955 January 23 



print. 


2001.376 

Item No. 364. Nigel (merchant vessel), 1953 October 12 



print. 


2001.377 

Item No. 365. Nordic (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.378 

Item No. 366. Nordkap (cargo vessel), 1953 December 13 



print. 


2001.379 

Item No. 367. Nordkap (cargo vessel), 1953 December 13 



print. 


2001.380 

Item No. 368. Nordkap (cargo vessel), 1954 February 20 



print. 


2001.381 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 468




109 


110 


111 


112 


113 


114 


115 


116 



Item No. 369. Northwestern (transport), 1942 June 4 




2001.382 Burning, at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, after being hit by a bomb during a Japanese 

attack on Dutch Harbor. From C. F. Oliver. 

Item No. 370. Noyo (steam schooner), 1940 




2001.383 

Item No. 371. Noyo (steam schooner), circa 1940 




2001.384 

Item No. 372. Nyhorn (merchant vessel), 1930 



print. 


2001.385 

Item No. 373. Oakland Creek Scene, circa 1900-1920s 




2001.386 

Item No. 374. Oakland Creek Scene, circa 1900-1920s 




2001.387 

Item No. 375. Occidental Mill & Ships, circa 1900-1920s 




2001.388 

Item No. 376. Old Dominion State (cargo vessel), 1954 April 10 



print. 


2001.389 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 469




117 


118 


119 


120 


121 


122 


123 


124 



Item No. 377. Old Dominion State (cargo vessel), 1954 April 10 



print. 


2001.390 

Item No. 378. Oleum (cargo vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.391 

Item No. 379. Oliver Olson (merchant vessel), circa 1953 




2001.392 Wreck. 





2001.393 Wreck. 





2001.394 Wreck. 





2001.395 Wreck. 





2001.396 Wreck. 





2001.397 Wreck. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 470




125 


126 


127 


128 


129 


130 


131 







2001.398 Wreck. 

Item No. 386. Olympia (steam schooner), circa 1910s-1940s 




2001.399 Steamer in ice. Originally from John Peterson Collection. 

Item No. 387. Oregon (battleship: U.S. Navy), 1939 



print. 


2001.400 

Item No. 388. Oregon (battleship: U.S. Navy), 1939 




2001.401 At Portland, Oregon. 

Item No. 389. Oriana (merchant vessel), 1964 July 




2001.402 At Panama. 











Box 24, envelope 1 Item No. 392. Pacific (research vessel), 1938 



print. 


2001.405 U.S. Engineer Department. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 471



Box 24, envelope 2 Item No. 393. Pacific Queen (ship, 3m), 1949 






2001.406 At Long Beach 

Box 24, envelope 3 Item No. 394. Pacific Stronghold (merchant vessel), 1948 July 19 



print. 


2001.407 

Box 24, envelope 4 Item No. 395. Pantokrator (cargo vessel), 1954 February 21 



print. 


2001.408 




print. 


2001.409 




print. 


2001.410 

Box 24, envelope 7 Item No. 398. Parrakoola (cargo vessel), 1933 



print. 


2001.411 

Box 24, envelope 8 Item No. 399. Paul L. (launch), 1939 



print. 


2001.412 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 472



Box 24, envelope 9 Item No. 400. Pedro Costa (fishing vessel), 1938 





print. 


2001.413 

Box 24, envelope 10 Item No. 401. Pedro Costa (fishing vessel), 1941 



print. 


2001.414 

Box 24, envelope 11 Item No. 402. Permanente Cement (cargo vessel), circa 1950s-1960s 




2001.415 Headed for Japanese shipbreakers. Mc Garvie Photo. [Possibly Mike 

McGarvey?] 

Box 24, envelope 12 Item No. 403. Permanente Cement (cargo vessel), circa 1950s-1960s 




2001.416 Headed for Japanese shipbreakers. Mc Garvie Photo. [Possibly Mike 

McGarvey?] 

Box 22, envelope 66 Item No. 404. Piedmont (ferry), 1939 



print. 


2001.200 Oakland ferry. 

Box 24, envelope 13 Item No. 405. Pilot (tugboat), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.417 

Box 24, envelope 14 Item No. 406. Poly (merchant vessel), 1965 




2001.418 Greek vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 473















Box 24, envelope 17 Item No. 409. President Coolidge (merchant vessel), 1939 




2001.421 

Box 24, envelope 18 Item No. 410. President McKinley (merchant vessel), 1949 




2001.422 At San Pedro 

Box 24, envelope 19 Item No. 411. President Monroe (merchant vessel), 1934 




2001.423 

Box 24, envelope 20 Item No. 412. Prince Albert (steamship), 1914 August 18 




2001.424 Wreck. In Alaska. 

Box 24, envelope 21 Item No. 413. Prince Rupert (passenger vessel), 1917 March 23 




2001.425 Wreck. 

Box 24, envelope 22 Item No. 414. Princess Adelaide (passenger vessel), circa 1920s-1940s 




2001.426 Wreck. Alaska. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 474



Box 24, envelope 23 Item No. 415. Princess Joan (passenger vessel), 1949 






2001.427 At Vancouver. 

Box 24, envelope 24 Item No. 416. Princess Marguerite (passenger vessel), 1949 July 




2001.428 In Canada. 

Box 24, envelope 25 Item No. 417. Princess Marguerite (passenger vessel), 1949 July 




2001.429 

Box 24, envelope 26 Item No. 418. Princess Marguerite II (passenger vessel), 1949 July 




2001.430 

Box 24, envelope 28 Item No. 419. Prospector (tugboat), 1948 October 22 



print. 


2001.432 

Box 24, envelope 27 Item No. 420. Prospector (tugboat), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.431 

Box 24, envelope 29 Item No. 421. Puerto Penasco, Baja, California waterfront, 1952 March 



print. 


2001.433 Puerto Penasco, Baja, California. Boats along the waterfront wrecked after storm. 

Box 24, envelope 30 Item No. 422. Quest (merchant vessel), 1952 January 27 



print. 


2001.434 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 475



Box 24, envelope 31 Item No. 423. Quest (merchant vessel), 1952 May 4 





print. 


2001.435 

Box 24, envelope 32 Item No. 424. Randolph (schooner), 1915 April 24 




2001.436 Wreck, off Bandon Bar. 

Box 24, envelope 33 Item No. 425. Ravenstein (cargo vessel), 1964 August 















Box 24, envelope 46 Item No. 428. Redbrook (cargo vessel), 1963 November 27 




2001.450 British M. S. 

Box 24, envelope 47 Item No. 429. Redbrook (cargo vessel), 1963 November 27 




2001.451 British M. S. 

Box 24, envelope 48 Item No. 430. Redbrook (cargo vessel), 1963 




2001.452 British M. S. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 476



Box 24, envelope 49 Item No. 431. Redwood (hulk), 1939 September 18 





print. 


2001.453 

Box 24, envelope 50 Item No. 432. Redwood (hulk), 1939 September 18 



print. 


2001.454 

Box 24, envelope 34 Item No. 433. Requa (passenger vessel), circa 1909-1934 




2001.438 

Box 24, envelope 35 Item No. 434. Rock Spring Victory (cargo vessel), 1958 April 17 




2001.439 At San Francisco, with tugboat, RESOLUTE, in view. 

Box 24, envelope 36 Item No. 435. Romulus (merchant vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.440 

Box 24, envelope 37 Item No. 436. Rosebank (merchant vessel), 1939 




2001.441 

Box 24, envelope 38 Item No. 437. Roxen (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.442 

Box 24, envelope 39 Item No. 438. Roxen (merchant vessel), 1939 




2001.443 At Fairhaven. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 477



Box 24, envelope 40 Item No. 439. Roxen (merchant vessel), circa 1939 






2001.444 At Samoa 

Box 24, envelope 41 Item No. 440. Roxen (merchant vessel), circa 1939 




2001.445 At Samoa 

Box 24, envelope 42 Item No. 441. Ruder Boscovic (merchant vessel), 1963 October 




2001.446 Czechoslovacian M. S. 

Box 24, envelope 43 Item No. 442. Ruder Boscovic (merchant vessel), 1963 October 




2001.447 Czechoslovacian M. S. 

Box 24, envelope 51 Item No. 443. Sagami Maru (cargo vessel), 1941 May 18 



print. 


2001.455 

Box 24, envelope 52 Item No. 444. Salmon King (merchant vessel), circa 1910-1926 




2001.456 Ex. H. B. LOVEJOY 

Box 24, envelope 53 Item No. 445. Salvada (cargo vessel), 1964 May 




2001.457 Salvada, Philippines 

Box 24, envelope 54 Item No. 446. Salvada (cargo vessel), 1964 May 




2001.458 Salvada, Philippines 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 478



Box 24, envelope 55 Item No. 447. Samoa (cargo vessel), 1934 





print. 


2001.459 

Box 24, envelope 56 Item No. 448. San Diego (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.460 

Box 22, envelope 67 Item No. 449. San Francisco (ferry), 1911 July 18 




2001.201 

Box 24, envelope 57 Item No. 450. San Juan (unidentified vessel type), circa 1910s-1940s 




2001.461 

Box 24, envelope 58 Item No. 451. San Pablo (dredger), 1935 



print. 


2001.462 

Box 24, envelope 59 Item No. 452. San Pedro (cargo vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.463 

Box 24, envelope 60 Item No. 453. San Pedro (cargo vessel), circa 1934 




2001.464 

Box 22, envelope 68 Item No. 454. San Raphael (passenger vessel), circa 1877-1901 




2001.202 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 479



Box 22, envelope 69 Item No. 455. Santa Clara (ferry), circa 1930s-1940s 






2001.203 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in the background. 

Box 24, envelope 61 Item No. 456. Santa Cruz (fishing vessel), 1939 




2001.465 Fishing boat, at Humboldt Bay. 

Box 24, envelope 63 Item No. 457. Santa Monica (steam schooner), 1935 





Box 24, envelope 62 Item No. 458. Santa Monica (merchant vessel), 1964 




2001.466 Norwegian M. S. 

Box 24, envelope 64 Item No. 459. Santa Monica (merchant vessel), 1964 




2001.468 Norwegian vessel. 

Box 24, envelope 65 Item No. 460. Santiam (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.469 

Box 22, envelope 70 Item No. 461. Sausalito (passenger vessel), circa 1880s 




2001.204 

Box 22, envelope 71 Item No. 462. Sausalito (ferry), circa 1900s-1930s 




2001.205 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 480



Box 24, envelope 66 Item No. 463. Scotia (cargo vessel), 1935 





print. 


2001.470 




print. 


2001.471 





2001.472 At Samoa. 





2001.473 




print. 


2001.474 





2001.475 

Box 24, envelope 72 Item No. 469. Seattle (dredger), 1939 May 



print. 


2001.476 

Box 24, envelope 73 Item No. 470. Seattle (dredger), circa 1930 




2001.477 Dredge. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 481









2001.478 Dredge 





2001.479 Dredge. 





2001.480 Dredge. 

Box 24, envelope 77 Item No. 474. Seaworthy (merchant vessel), 1952 May 14 



print. 


2001.481 

Box 24, envelope 78 Item No. 475. Sequoia (steam schooner), 1935 



print. 


2001.482 

Box 24, envelope 79 Item No. 476. Shark (merchant vessel), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.483 

Box 24, envelope 80 Item No. 477. Sharon (fishing vessel), 1949 October 15 



print. 


2001.484 

Box 22, envelope 72 Item No. 478. Shasta (ferry), 1941 July 11 



print. 


2001.206 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 482



Box 22, envelope 73 Item No. 479. Shasta (ferry), 1941 July 11 





print. 


2001.207 

Box 22, envelope 74 Item No. 480. Shasta (ferry), circa 1922-1940 




2001.208 

Box 24, envelope 83 Item No. 481. Shawnee (merchant vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.487 




print. 


2001.486 




print. 


2001.488 

Box 24, envelope 81 Item No. 484. Shawnee (merchant vessel), 1946 August 6 



print. 


2001.485 

Box 24, envelope 85 Item No. 485. Shawnee (merchant vessel), 1937 July 4 




2001.489 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 483



Box 24, envelope 86 Item No. 486. Sibonga (merchant vessel), 1964 June 






2001.490 Danish vessel. 











Box 24, envelope 89 Item No. 489. Skagern (cargo vessel), 1936 



print. 


2001.493 

Box 24, envelope 90 Item No. 490. Skagern (cargo vessel), 1936 




2001.494 

Box 24, envelope 91 Item No. 491. Silverguava (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.495 

Box 24, envelope 92 Item No. 492. Siranger (merchant vessel), 1948 July 19 



print. 


2001.496 

Box 24, envelope 93 Item No. 493. Solono (steam schooner), 1934 




2001.497 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 484



Box 24, envelope 94 Item No. 494. Southard (destroyer), 1936 





print. 


2001.498 

Box 24, envelope 95 Item No. 495. Stamatios Emberricos (merchant vessel), 1963 November 9 





Box 24, envelope 96 Item No. 496. Stamatios Emberricos (merchant, 1963 November 9 





Box 24, envelope 97 Item No. 497. Stanwear (merchant vessel), 1958 June 30 



print. 


2001.501 

Box 24, envelope 98 Item No. 498. St. Patrick (merchant vessel), 1951 September 3 



print. 


2001.502 

Box 24, envelope 99 Item No. 499. Steintor (merchant vessel), 1964 July 


100 


103 





Item No. 500. Steintor (merchant vessel), 1964 July 





Item No. 501. Sulpher Mines (cargo vessel), 1951 June 7 



print. 


2001.507 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 485




104 


105 


106 


107 


108 



Item No. 502. Sulpher Mines (cargo vessel), 1951 June 7 



print. 


2001.508 

Item No. 503. Sulpher Mines (cargo vessel), 1951 September 16 



print. 


2001.509 

Item No. 504. Sunrise (dredger), 1952 May 4 



print. 


2001.510 

Item No. 505. Sydic (cargo vessel), 1932 




2001.511 

Item No. 506. Sydic (cargo vessel), 1932 




2001.512 

Box 22, envelope 77 Item No. 507. Tamalpais (ferry), circa 1901-1940 


109 


110 




2001.211 

Item No. 508. Tawali (merchant vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.513 

Item No. 509. Teiko Maru (merchant vessel), 1964 




2001.514 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 486




111 


112 


113 


114 


115 


116 


117 


118 







2001.515 





2001.516 

Item No. 512. Tempo (merchant vessel), 1963 October 5 




2001.517 "Pan Str.," written on note inside original enclosure. 





















Item No. 517. Themistocles (merchant vessel), 1965 May 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 487




119 


120 


121 


122 


123 


124 


125 


126 


















Item No. 521. Theoskepasti (merchant vessel), 1964 June 















Item No. 524. Thomas H. Elliott (cargo vessel), 1935 




2001.529 

Item No. 525. Thomas J. (launch), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.530 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 488



Box 22, envelope 75 Item No. 526. Tiburon (ferry), between 1884-1925 






2001.209 

Box 22, envelope 76 Item No. 527. Tiburon (ferry), between 1884-1925 


127 


128 


129 


130 


131 


132 




2001.210 

Item No. 528. Tillamook (cargo vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.531 

Item No. 529. Tiverton (steam schooner), 1933 January 



print. 


2001.532 

Item No. 530. Tiverton (steam schooner), circa 1930s 




2001.533 





2001.534 Aground. 





2001.535 Aground. 





2001.536 Aground. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 489




133 


134 


135 


136 







2001.537 Aground. 

Item No. 535. Tiverton (steam schooner), 1939 September 



print. 


2001.538 





2001.539 Aground. 

Item No. 537. Tiverton (steam schooner), circa 1933 




2001.540 Aground 

Box 25, envelope 1 Item No. 538. Tolkem (merchant vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.541 

Box 25, envelope 2 Item No. 539. Transocean Shipper (merchant vessel), 1964 September 




2001.542 Philippine vessel. 

Box 25, envelope 3 Item No. 540. Transocean Shipper (merchant vessel), 1964 September 




2001.543 Philippine vessel. 

Box 25, envelope 4 Item No. 541. Trollgar (merchant vessel), 1964 October 




2001.544 Norway. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 490









2001.545 Norway. 





2001.546 Norway. 

Box 25, envelope 7 Item No. 544. Tyr (merchant vessel), 1940 March 24 



print. 


2001.547 





2001.548 At Samoa. 





2001.549 At Samoa. 

Box 22, envelope 78 Item No. 547. Ukiah (ferry), circa 1900s-1920s 




2001.212 

Box 25, envelope 10 Item No. 548. Unimak (steam schooner), 1934 




2001.549A 

Box 25, envelope 11 Item No. 549. Union Sulpher (cargo vessel), 1953 June 28 



print. 


2001.550 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 491



Box 25, envelope 12 Item No. 550. Union Sulpher (cargo vessel), 1951 October 7 





print. 


2001.551 

Box 25, envelope 13 Item No. 551. Union Sulpher (cargo vessel), 1951 October 7 



print. 


2001.552 

Box 25, envelope 14 Item No. 552. Vanguard (steam schooner), 1934 




2001.554 

Box 25, envelope 15 Item No. 553. Volunteer State (cargo vessel), 1955 




2001.555 States Marine Line. A. J. C. Egle, Master. Ex. SAMUEL L. COBB. 1955 sold to 

Alaska S/S Co. Renamed FORTUNA. Deck plates cracked April 4, 1971, Gulf of Alaska. 

Sold and scrapped in Kaohsivng 1971. 





2001.556 States Marine 





2001.557 

Box 25, envelope 18 Item No. 556. W. H. Berg (cargo vessel), 1952 November 16 



print. 


2001.558 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 492



Box 25, envelope 19 Item No. 557. W. S. Miller (cargo vessel), 1947 April 13 





print. 


2001.559 

Box 25, envelope 20 Item No. 558. Waihemo (cargo vessel), 1964 January 




2001.560 New Zealand. 

Box 25, envelope 21 Item No. 559. Waihemo (cargo vessel), 1964 January 




2001.561 New Zealand. 

Box 25, envelope 22 Item No. 560. Wairuna (cargo vessel), 1940 April 28 



print. 


2001.562 











Box 25, envelope 25 Item No. 563. Waiemata (merchant vessel), 1952 May 4 



print. 


2001.565 

Box 25, envelope 26 Item No. 564. Waiemata (merchant vessel), 1952 May 4 



print. 


2001.566 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 493



Box 25, envelope 27 Item No. 565. Waiemata (merchant vessel), 1964 July 






2001.567 

Box 25, envelope 28 Item No. 566. Waiemata (merchant vessel), 1964 July 




2001.568 

Box 25, envelope 29 Item No. 567. Wales Maru (cargo vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.569 With unidentified tug in foreground. 

Box 25, envelope 30 Item No. 568. Wannacomet (launch), 1946 November 11 



print. 


2001.570 

Box 25, envelope 31 Item No. 569. Wapama (built 1915; steam schooner), circa 1915-1930s 




2001.571 

Box 25, envelope 32 Item No. 570. Washington (schooner), 1932 February 




2001.572 

Box 25, envelope 33 Item No. 571. Washington (steam schooner), circa 1900-1932 




2001.573 

Box 25, envelope 34 Item No. 572. Washington (steam schooner), circa 1930s-1950s 




2001.574 Wreckage on Samoa Beach, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 494



Box 25, envelope 35 Item No. 573. Washington (steam schooner), circa 1930s-1950s 






2001.575 Wreckage on Samoa Beach, California. 

Box 25, envelope 36 Item No. 574. Watsonville (cargo vessel), 1937 




2001.576 





2001.577 C&H Steamer, at Humboldt Bay. 





2001.583 C&H Steamer, at Humboldt Bay. 

Box 25, envelope 38 Item No. 577. Weserstein (cargo vessel), 1964 February 19 





Box 25, envelope 39 Item No. 578. West Cape (cargo vessel), 1936 




2001.579 

Box 25, envelope 40 Item No. 579. West Notus (cargo vessel), 1938 




2001.580 

Box 25, envelope 41 Item No. 580. West Wind (launch), 1952 June 14 



print. 


2001.581 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 495



Box 25, envelope 44 Item No. 581. West Wind (launch), 1952 June 14 





print. 


2001.584 

Box 25, envelope 42 Item No. 582. West Shipper (cargo vessel), 1939 




2001.582 

Box 25, envelope 48 Item No. 583. Willapa (built 1908; steam schooner), 1934 



print. 


2001.588 

Box 25, envelope 49 Item No. 584. White Mountain (cargo vessel), 1963 December 




2001.589 Liberian Liberty Ship. 

Box 25, envelope 50 Item No. 585. White Mountain (cargo vessel), 1963 December 




2001.590 Liberian Liberty Ship. 

Box 25, envelope 51 Item No. 586. Willboro (cargo vessel), 1934 



print. 


2001.591 

Box 25, envelope 52 Item No. 587. Willkeno (cargo vessel), 1932 



print. 


2001.592 

Box 25, envelope 53 Item No. 588. Willmoto (cargo vessel), 1933 



print. 


2001.593 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 496



Box 25, envelope 54 Item No. 589. Willzippo (cargo vessel), 1933 





print. 


2001.594 

Box 25, envelope 55 Item No. 590. Wilmar (cargo vessel), circa 1940-1960s 




2001.595 Calmar Line 

Box 25, envelope 56 Item No. 591. Wilmington (steamship), 1931 October 25 



print. 


2001.596 





2001.597 





2001.598 Wreck. 





2001.599 Wreck. 





2001.600 Wreck. 

Box 25, envelope 61 Item No. 596. Windrush (merchant vessel), 1939 



print. 


2001.601 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in the background. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 497



Box 25, envelope 62 Item No. 597. Worden (destroyer: U.S. Navy), 1938 July 2 





print. 


2001.602 

Box 25, envelope 63 Item No. 598. Worden (destroyer: U.S. Navy), 1938 July 4 



print. 


2001.603 

Box 25, envelope 65 Item No. 599. Yehuda (merchant vessel), 1963 October 




2001.605 Israeli vessel. 

Box 25, envelope 66 Item No. 600. Yehuda (merchant vessel), 1963 October 




2001.606 Israeli vessel. 

Box 25, envelope 67 Item No. 601. Yellowstone (steam schooner), 1933 February 24 




2001.607 

Box 25, envelope 68 Item No. 602. Yellowstone (steam schooner), 1933 




2001.608 





2001.609 





2001.610 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 498









2001.611 Wrecked 1933, Remains, 1956. 

Box 25, envelope 72 Item No. 606. Yorkmar (cargo vessel), 1935 



print. 


2001.612 

Box 25, envelope 73 Item No. 607. Yngaren (merchant vessel), 1932 



print. 


2001.613 Swedish vessel. 

Box 25, envelope 74 Item No. 608. Yocona (cutter: U.S. Coast Guard), 1947 March 9 



print. 


2001.614 




print. 


2001.615 




print. 


2001.616 




print. 


2001.617 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 499



Box 25, envelope 78 Item No. 612. Yocona (cutter: U.S. Coast Guard), 1947 September 7 





print. 


2001.618 

Box 25, envelope 79 Item No. 613. Yocona (cutter: U.S. Coast Guard), 1947 September 7 



print. 


2001.619 

Box 25, envelope 80 Item No. 614. Zane (destroyer: U.S. Navy), 1937 



print. 


2001.620 

Box 25, envelope 81 Item No. 615. Unidentified passenger vessel, circa 1920s-1950s 




2001.621 "Taken in Canada; Unidentified Lady ----?" written on note in original enclosure. 

Box 25, envs 82-104 File Unit 03. Miscellaneous photographs of steam schooners and other vessels, circa 

1882-1956 (bulk 1920s-1940s) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs, picture postcards, acetate negatives. 


[Art] Christensen sent these to Huycke in December 2000. 

Box 25, envelope 82 Item No. 001. Boston Maru (merchant vessel), 1928 October 10 



Box 25, envelope 83 Item No. 002. Beljeanne (merchant vessel), 1928 November 3 



Box 25, envelope 84 Item No. 003. Blunt's (steam schooner), 1956 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 


Various views of passenger vessel, BLUNTS, underway. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 500



Box 25, envelope 85 Item No. 004. Boxer (steam schooner), circa 1924 






View of the vessel ashore at White Cliff, Alaska. 

Box 25, envelope 86 Item No. 005. Calistoga (passenger vessel), circa 1920-1940 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 postcard). 

Physical Description: Color print postcard. 


View of passenger steamer on the Vallejo-San Francisco service line. 

Box 25, envelope 87 Item No. 006. Defender (steam schooner), circa 1896-1920 




View of vessel at dock at Bendixsen Shipyard, along side hulls under construction. 

Box 25, envelope 88 Item No. 007. Ferndale (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




"Ship and town of," written on the original enclosure. 

Box 25, envelope 89 Item No. 008. Fort Bragg (steam schooner), circa 1932 




Wrecked off the coast. 

Box 25, envelope 90 Item No. 009. George U. Hind (merchant vessel), circa 1914-1918 




At Eureka, California. Launching. Rolph Ship Building Co. Humboldt Bay. "W. W. I," written 

on original envelope. 

Box 25, envelope 91 Item No. 010. Humboldt (steamship), 1929 November 25 



Box 25, envelope 92 Item No. 011. Missoula (steam schooner), 1929 December 




At Guaymas, Mexico. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 501



Box 25, envelope 93 Item No. 012. Missoula (steam schooner), 1929 December 






With the steam schooner, SAN PEDRO, at Guaymas. Hammond Lumber Co. 

Box 25, envelope 94 Item No. 013. San Pedro (steam schooner), 1929 November 5 




At Samoa. With BERTIE M. HANLON and KATHERINE. Hammond Lumber Co. fleet. 

Box 25, envelope 95 Item No. 014. San Pedro (steam schooner), 1929 




At Guaymas, Mexico. 

Box 25, envelope 96 Item No. 015. Sea Foam (merchant vessel), circa 1910-1930 




Vessel underway. 

Box 25, envelope 97 Item No. 016. Tiverton (passenger vessel), circa 1910-1930 





Box 25, envelope 98 Item No. 017. Trinidad (steam schooner), 1929 October 22 




Vessel underway, starboard in view. At Eureka. 

Box 25, envelope 99 Item No. 018. Trinidad (steam schooner), circa 1929 


100 




Portrait of Carl Christensen on board vessel. 

Item No. 019. Vanguard (steam schooner), circa 1910-1930 




Vessel underway. "Found at Carl's in Grover City. July 6, 1979. Mel didn't do it. C. C.," 

written on original envelope. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 502




101 


102 


103 


104 



Item No. 020. Unidentified vessel (steam schooner), circa 1905-1920 




Image of steam schooner frame during construction at Bendixsen Shipyard, Fairhaven, 

California. 

Item No. 021. Unidentified vessel (barge), circa 1882 




Caption on print states: "Chinese leaving Eureka. Photo by A. J. Meiser." 

Item No. 022. Unidentified vessel (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920s 




Unidentified vessel underway, port view. 

Item No. 023. Unidentified vessel (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920s 




Unidentified vessel underway, port view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 503



Boxes 26-28, 74 Subseries 12.1.04. Roger A. Dudley, Jr. photograph collection, circa 1890s-1940s 





Collection of photographs owned by Roger A. Dudley, Jr. Photographs taken by Walter P. Miller (a 

commercial photographer in Seattle), Captain H.H. Morrison (Hiram Hudson Morrison) of Port 

Townsend, Washington, and possibly other photographers. It is unknown if Dudley, Jr. took any of 

the photographs in this collection. 

Roger Dudley, Jr. sold Harold Huycke the three photograph albums and corresponding negatives 

in 1957. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into three file units: Walter P. Miller photograph album, Captain H.H. Morrison 

photograph album and negatives, and Walter P. Miller (and others) photograph album and 

negatives. Negatives are arranged numerically by original negative number. 


Tusitala (ship, 3m) off Cape Flattery, Washington, 1927. San Francisco Maritime NHP 

(CLASSIFIED E07.06592). Port broadside view. "Coast Calendar Co. sample, Tacoma, Wash." 

Copyright 1926 by Rodger Dudley. 1 color photographic print, 11.25 x 14 in. Color photograph of a 

hand-colored black-and-white photo? 

Walter P. Miller photographs of steam schooners, circa 1920s. San Francisco Maritime NHP 

(P98-002, SAFR 22073) (3) black-and-white copy negatives of the wreck of the schooner KING 

CYRUS and the stranded steam schooners TAMALPAIS and RAINIER. Harold Huycke attributes 

the latter two to the photographer Walter P. Miller. Purchased by Harold Huycke from a 

photographer named Roger Dudley of Seattle, WA in 1957. 

The San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park also has Walter Miller photographic prints of 

sailing vessels. Some of them are duplicates of prints that can be found in photograph album #1 in 

this subseries (12.1.04), while others are not duplicates. See accession card for Harold Huycke 

dated December 1, 1960 for call numbers of other Miller prints that are found in the album. 

The San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park also has many other Hiram Hudson Morrison 

photographs (some donated by Emerson Spear), which have been cataloged individually with 

"CLASSIFIED" call numbers. Most of the photographs are taken in Washington (many off Cape 

Flattery or in the Strait of Juan de Fuca) and some of the vessels include the ABBY PALMER, 

ABNER COBURN, BATTLE ABBEY, CISSIE, COLUMBIA, DONNA FRANCISCA, FLORENCE, 

J.M. GRIFFITH, KINROSS, NAUARCHOS, PRUSSIA, ROBERT SEARLES, ST. FRANCES, and 

WILLIAM J. ROTCH. 

Box 74, fld 1 File Unit 01. Walter P. Miller photograph album, circa 1890s-1940s 

Creator/Collector: Miller, Walter P. 

Extent: 1 photograph album. 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints (6.5 x 4.5 in.) 


Photograph album #1 contains black-and-white photographic prints of American and foreign 

built square riggers and schooners. Includes a typed list of the vessels in the album and their 

corresponding negative number. It appears Huycke filed these negatives with other negatives 

in his possession and the negatives acquired from Dudley can be found in Series 12.2.4: 

Vessels - the original negative numbers are still on the envelopes here. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 504



Box 74, fld 2; Box 

26, envs 1-49 



File Unit 02. Captain H.H. Morrison photograph album and negatives, circa 1890s-1940s 

Creator/Collector: Morrison, H. H. (Hiram Hudson), Captain 

Extent: 50 items. 

Physical Description: Photograph album and cellulose nitrate negatives. 


Photograph album #2 contains black-and-white photographs of American and foreign built 

square riggers and schooners. Includes a typed list of the vessels in the album and their 

corresponding negative number. The negatives correspond to the photographic prints in 

Photograph album #2. 

Box 74, folder 2 Item No. 001. Photograph album #2: "Photos by Captain H.H. Morrison", circa 1890s-1940s 



Physical Description: Photograph album with black-and-white photographic prints. 6.5 x 

4.5 in. 

Box 26, envelope 1 Item No. 002. Brynhilda (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 



Physical Description: Cellulose nitrate negative. 5 x 7 in. 


Negative no. 10796 written on the original envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 2 Item No. 003. Abner Coburn (built 1882; ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 3 Item No. 004. Emilie (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 4 Item No. 005. Prussia (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 5 Item No. 006. Gwydyr Castle (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 505



Box 26, envelope 6 Item No. 007. Gatherer (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 




Extent: 2 negatives. 

Physical Description: Cellulose nitrate negatives. 5 x 7 in. 


Negative no. 10801 written on the original envelope. "Lost in Prince William Sound" written 

on original envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 7 Item No. 008. Eaton Hall (ship?, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 8 Item No. 009. St. Paul or Spartan? (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 9 Item No. 010. Spartan (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 10 Item No. 011. E.K. Wood (schooner, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 11 Item No. 012. Battle Abbey (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 12 Item No. 013. Pass of Leny (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 506



Box 26, envelope 13 Item No. 014. Roanoke (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 







Negative no. 10808 written on the original envelope. Original envelope said "Roanoak" 

while the vessel list says "Roanoke" 

Box 26, envelope 14 Item No. 015. Anemone (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 15 Item No. 016. Coloma (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 16 Item No. 017. Barmbek (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 17 Item No. 018. Klickitat (barkentine, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 18 Item No. 019. Clan Graham (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 19 Item No. 020. Clan Graham (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 507



Box 26, envelope 20 Item No. 021. Antigone (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 








Box 26, envelope 21 Item No. 022. Santa Clara (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 22 Item No. 023. St. Francis (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 23 Item No. 024. Kinross (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 24 Item No. 025. Blakely (schooner, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 25 Item No. 026. Everett G. Griggs (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 26 Item No. 027. St. Paul (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 508



Box 26, envelope 27 Item No. 028. St. Paul (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 








Box 26, envelope 28 Item No. 029. Crompton (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 29 Item No. 030. Mermaid (brig), circa 1890s-1940s 





MERMAID is an ex bark. Negative no. 10824 written on the original envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 30 Item No. 031. Susie M. Plummer (schooner, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 31 Item No. 032. Abner Coburn (built 1882; ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 32 Item No. 033. Thekla (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 33 Item No. 034. Muskoka (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 509



Box 26, envelope 34 Item No. 035. Donna Francisca (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 








Box 26, envelope 35 Item No. 036. Unidentified vessel, 4m, circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 36 Item No. 037. Ecuador (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 37 Item No. 038. Espada (schooner, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 38 Item No. 039. Benicia (barkentine, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 39 Item No. 040. Meteor (schooner, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 40 Item No. 041. Nokomis (schooner, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 





Negative no. 10835 written on the original envelope. Hull ship built in Blakely [WA] 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 510



Box 26, envelope 41 Item No. 042. Everett G. Griggs (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1890s-1940s 








Box 26, envelope 42 Item No. 043. J.M. Griffith (barkentine, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 43 Item No. 044. John C. Meyer (barkentine, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 44 Item No. 045. Cambuskenneth (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 45 Item No. 046. J.D. Peters (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 46 Item No. 047. Afghanistan (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 47 Item No. 048. Afghanistan (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 511



Box 26, envelope 48 Item No. 049. Courtney Ford (brigantine), circa 1890s-1940s 








Box 26, envelope 49 Item No. 050. Birah (merchant vessel), circa 1890s-1940s 


26, envs 50-62; Box 

27, envs 1-2; Box 

28, envs 1-4 





Negative no. 15856 written on the original envelope. Cape Arago Oregon 

File Unit 03. Walter P. Miller (and others) photograph album and negatives, circa 1890s-1940s 

Extent: 20 items. 

Physical Description: Photograph album and acetate negatives, cellulose nitrate negatives, 

and glass plate negatives. 


Photograph album #3 contains black-and-white photographs of American and foreign built 

square riggers and schooners. Album is disbound and it is unknown whether or not there are 

pages missing. Includes a typed list of the vessels in the album and their corresponding 

negative number. The negatives correspond to the photographic prints in Photograph album 

#3. One of the other photographers is likely someone named "Adams". 

Box 74, folder 3 Item No. 051. Photograph album #3: "Photos by Walter P. Miller and others", circa 

1890s-1940s 


Physical Description: Photograph album with black-and-white photographic prints. 6.5 x 

4.5 in. 

Box 26, envelope 50 Item No. 052. sea gulls, circa 1890s-1940s 




May 23, 1927 written on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). 


Box 26, envelope 51 Item No. 053. Thomas W. Lawson (schooner, 7m), circa 1890s-1940s 




February 20, 1931 written on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). 


Box 26, envelope 52 Item No. 054. Mertie B. Crowley (schooner, 6m), circa 1890s-1940s 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 512



Box 26, envelope 53 Item No. 055. Walter [A.?] Luckenbach (cargo vessel), circa 1890s-1940s 






"In storm at sea" written on original envelope. Negative no. 11753 written on the original 

envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 54 Item No. 056. Preussen (ship, 5m), circa 1890s-1940s 




"5 mast German ship weather side" written on original envelope. February 27, 1931 written 

on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). Negative no. 11755 

written on the original envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 55 Item No. 057. Copenhagen (bark, 5m), circa 1890s-1940s 




"5 mast German ship lee side" written on original envelope. February 27, 1931 written on 

original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). Negative no. 11756 written 

on the original envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 56 Item No. 058. Cutty Sark (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 57 Item No. 059. Copenhagen (bark, 5m), circa 1890s-1940s 




"figurehead" written on original envelope. February 27, 1931 written on original envelope 

(likely the date that the negative was made). Negative no. 11758 written on the original 

envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 58 Item No. 060. Oweenee (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






Box 26, envelope 59 Item No. 061. Koko Head (barkentine, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 




June 12, 1931 written on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 513



Box 26, envelope 60 Item No. 062. Carelman (ship, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 






"1915" written on original envelope. June 12, 1931 written on original envelope (likely the 

date that the negative was made). Negative no. 11903 written on the original envelope. 

Box 26, envelope 61 Item No. 063. Diamond Head (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1940s 




"Iron hull" written on original envelope. February 20, 1934 written on original envelope 

(likely the date that the negative was made). Negative no. 15172 written on the original 

envelope. 

Box 28, envelope 1 Item No. 064. Tamalpais (steam schooner) in Grays Harbor, circa 1890s-1940s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 4 x 6 in. 



Box 26, envelope 62 Item No. 065. Sagadohac (merchant vessel), circa 1890s-1940s 




"Bell Rock" written on original envelope. Negative no. 15858 written on the original 

envelope. 

Box 27, envelope 1 Item No. 066. Albatross (built 1882; steamer; U.S. Fish Commission), circa 1890s-1940s 


Physical Description: Glass plate negative. 5 x 8 in. 


Negative no. 15859 marked on original envelope. 

Box 27, envelope 2 Item No. 067. Alert (built 1874; gunboat; U.S. Navy), circa 1890s-1940s 





Box 28, envelope 2 Item No. 068. Moshulu (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 




October 27, 1936 written on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 514



Box 28, envelope 3 Item No. 069. Moshulu (bark, 4m), circa 1890s-1940s 






October 27, 1936 written on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was made). 


Box 28, envelope 4 Item No. 070. St. Paul (down easter, 3m) - copy of a painting from 1875 with sails set, circa 

1890s-1940s 




December 14, 1938 written on original envelope (likely the date that the negative was 

made). Negative no. 16813 marked on original envelope. 

Box 30 Subseries 12.1.05. Wilhelm Hester photographs, circa 1988 

Extent: 3 folders (0.17 linear feet) 


Contains reproductions of photographs from the Wilhelm Hester Photograph Collection held at the 

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park. 

Arrangement 

Photographs left in Huycke's original order. 

Box 30, flds 1-3 File Unit 01. Reproductions of original Wilhelm Hester photographs, circa 1988 



These folders contain reproductions of original Wilhelm Hester photographs which were taken 

circa 1890s-1900s. Harold Huycke had these prints made at the SF Maritime, circa 1988. He 

organized the reproductions into groups and lent them to Dr. Jurgen Meyer in 1988-1990. A 

few of them have detailed annotations on the back; however most of them do not have 

annotations. 

Boxes 27 and 29-35 Subseries 12.1.06. Pete Hurd photograph collection, circa 1890-1960 (bulk 1895-1930) 



Contains photographs of Mukilteo, Washington; the Pacific Northwest Region; and Vessels. 

Photographs of Mukilteo, Washington in the early 20th century include images of Charles Hurd's 

house; Japan Town and Japanese Gulch; Mukilteo Lumber Co.; Crown Lumber Co; Mukilteo 

Lighthouse; houses and buildings around Mukilteo. Photographs of the Pacific Northwest Region 

include the Snohomish, Washington Bicycle Tree and harbors and ports and mill docks such as 

Matthew Turner's Shipyard in Benicia, California, Anderson Shipyard in Seattle, Lake Union 

Drydock in Seattle, and Lake Washington Shipyard. Vessel photographs include Down Easters; 

ferries; schooners; steam schooners; steamers; square-riggers; tugboats; U.S. Coast Guard 

Cutters and Icebreakers; and miscellaneous vessels. 

Harold Huycke bought some of these photographs from Pete Hurd in 2002. Exact dates and 

provenance are not known for most of this collection. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into three file units. 


Pete Hurd photograph, 1910-1912? San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, (P78-234a, 

SAFR 19050). (1) black-and-white print, 5 x 7 in., of an unidentified 3-masted schooner rigged as a 

whaler(?), possibly in Alaska, photog. Unknown. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 515



Boxes 27, 29-31 and 

35 



Subseries 12.1.06.1. Mukilteo, Washington, 1900-1938 (bulk 1900-1910) 

Extent: 35 items (1.85 linear feet) 


Contains photographs of Charles Hurd's house; Japan Town and Japanese Gulch; Mukilteo 

Lumber Co.; Crown Lumber Co; Mukilteo Lighthouse; houses and buildings around Mukilteo; 

and miscellaneous photographs. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into seven file units. 

Box 29, envs 1-2 File Unit 01. Charles Hurd's house, circa 1900s 


Physical Description: Glass plate negatives. 


Charles Hurd's first house on 4th Street. 

Box 29, envelope 1 Item No. 001. Charles Hurd's first house, circa 1900s 




Charles Hurd photograph. 

Box 29, envelope 2 Item No. 002. Emery Chapman's house on left. Charles Hurd's shack on right. 4th 

Box 27, env 3; Box 

29, env 3 

Street., circa 1900s 





File Unit 02. Japan Town and Japanese Gulch, 1908 




Views of Japan Town and Japanese Gulch. 

Box 29, envelope 3 Item No. 001. Japan town and Japanese Gulch, 1908 





Box 27, envelope 3 Item No. 002. Japan town and Japanese Gulch, 1908 


29, envs 4-6 


Physical Description: Glass plate negative. 6.5 x 8.5 in. 



File Unit 03. Mukilteo Lumber Co., circa 1900-1908 




Views of the waterfront, docks, machine shop, and housing of the Mukilteo Lumber Co. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 516



Box 29, envelope 4 Item No. 001. Mukilteo Lumber Co. dock, circa 1900s 







Box 29, envelope 5 Item No. 002. Mukilteo Lumber Co. machine shop, 1908 





Box 29, envelope 6 Item No. 003. Mukilteo Lumber Co. houses, circa 1900s 





Box 27, envelope 4 Item No. 004. Mukilteo Waterfront. Tremont (merchant vessel) at Mukilteo Lumber Co. 

Box 31, envs 1-2; 

Box 35, flds 8-9 

dock., circa 1908 




Brinkley photograph. 

File Unit 04. Crown Lumber Co., circa 1910-1920s 

Extent: 5 photographs. 

Physical Description: Black-and-white prints and negatives. 


Views of store and employees posed in front of the store. 

Box 31, envelope 1 Item No. 001. Crown Lumber Co. store with eight people in front, circa 1910s-1920s 


Physical Description: Copy negative. 4 x 5 in. 


This was separated by Edward LeBlanc from the manuscripts in Series 3.08, file unit 

Box 31, envelope 2 Item No. 002. Crown Lumber Co., circa 1910s-1920s 

189 


Physical Description: Copy negatives. 4 x 5 in. 



189 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 517



Box 35, folders 8-9 Item No. 003. Crown Lumber Co. Mill crew, circa 1920s 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints (one is a gelatin silver print) 

11 x 14 in. 


Photographs by Kinsey. One photograph dated 1920s. 


Edward LeBlanc separated these from the manuscripts in series 3.10, file unit 007 

Box 29, envs 7-11 File Unit 05. Mukilteo Lighthouse, circa 1900-1907 




Views of the lighthouse as well as looking northward and southward. 

Box 29, envelope 7 Item No. 001. Mukilteo Lighthouse, circa 1900s 





Box 29, envelope 8 Item No. 002. Mukilteo Lighthouse, circa 1900s 





Box 29, envelope 9 Item No. 003. Mukilteo Lighthouse, 1907 





Box 29, envelope 10 Item No. 004. Mukilteo Lighthouse, looking north from what is now State Park, circa 

1900s 





Box 29, envelope 11 Item No. 005. Mukilteo looking south from lighthouse, circa 1900s 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 518



Box 29, envs 12-16; 

Box 31, envs 3-6 



File Unit 06. Houses and buildings around town, circa 1900-1920s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white negatives. 


Views of 4th Street, 5th Street, Park Street, Park Avenue, Mukilteo Hotel, Andy's Place, 

Bay View Hotel, and the meat market. 

Box 29, envelope 12 Item No. 001. Mukilteo looking south on Park Street, circa 1900s 


Physical Description: Glass plate negative. 4 x 5 in. negative mounted on a 5 x 7 in. 

piece of glass 



Box 29, envelope 13 Item No. 002. Mukilteo looking north from 4th Street, circa 1900s 





Box 29, envelope 14 Item No. 003. Mukilteo looking north from 5th Street, circa 1900s 





Box 29, envelope 15 Item No. 004. Mukilteo looking north, with views of Bay View Hotel and meat market, 

circa 1900s 





Box 29, envelope 16 Item No. 005. Mukilteo Waterfront, circa 1900s 





Box 31, envelope 3 Item No. 006. Mukilteo looking north on Park Ave with view of the post office, circa 

1900s-1920s 




[This was separated by Edward LeBlanc from the manuscripts in Series 3.08, file unit 

189]] 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 519



Box 31, envelope 4 Item No. 007. Andy's Place (pool hall) with large group of men standing in front, circa 



1900s-1920s 




Original envelope said: "name of people on original photo". Photograph by "Young". 



189]] 

Box 31, envelope 5 Item No. 008. Mukilteo Hotel with five people and a dog in front, circa 1900s-1920s 





189]] 

Box 31, envelope 6 Item No. 009. Houses and buildings around town, circa 1900s-1920s 

Box 29, envs 17-19; 


31, env 7 


Physical Description: Copy negatives. 4 x 5 in. 



189]] 

File Unit 07. Miscellaneous, circa 1900-1938 

Extent: 5 enclosures. 

Physical Description: Black -and-white negatives, photographic prints and picture 

postcards. 


Views of the town and various vessels. 

Box 29, envelope 17 Item No. 001. Great Northern engine and boxcar that tipped over while on a new section 

of the track., 1911 




Charles Hurd is the tallest person standing on the engine. Charles Hurd photograph. 

Box 29, envelope 18 Item No. 002. Georgina (barkentine, 4m), circa 1900s 





Box 29, envelope 19 Item No. 003. Kansas (built 1905; battleship; U.S. Navy), circa 1900s 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 520



Box 31, envelope 7 Item No. 004. Mukilteo (tugboat), circa 1900s-1920s 






Photograph by "Young". 



Box 30, folder 4 Item No. 005. Mukilteo, Washington, 1900-1938 

189] 


Physical Description: Black -and-white photographic prints and picture postcards. 


Includes images of houses and buildings around town, Charles Hurd's house, the 

Mukilteo waterfront, the Great Northern Engine and boxcar that tipped over while on a 

new section of double track in 1911; Japan town and Japanese Gulch, Mukilteo Lumber 

Co. mill, and Crown Lumber Co. mill, machine shop and store. 

Boxes 29-31 Subseries 12.1.06.2. Pacific Northwest Region, 1883-1942 (bulk 1900-1920) 



Contains photographs of Snohomish, Washington, Bicycle Tree and harbors, ports and mill 

docks in the Pacific Northwest. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into three file units. 

Box 29, env 20 File Unit 01. Snohomish, Washington - Cedar Tree [The Bicycle Tree], circa 1900s 


Physical Description: Glass plate negative. 

Box 29, envelope 20 Item No. 001. Snohomish, Washington. Cedar tree., circa 1900s 




Man on horse in three, boy on bike next to tree. Charles Hurd photograph. 

Box 30, fld 5 File Unit 02. Harbors, ports, mill docks in California and Washington, 1883-1942 (bulk 

1900-1920) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph prints and picture postcards. 


Most photographed locations are throughout Washington. Includes one picture postcard of 

Matthew Turner's Shipyard in Benicia, California and two photos of the tugboat SKAGIT 

CHIEF in Snohomish, WA, early 20th century. 

Box 31, envs 8-12 File Unit 03. Harbors, ports, mill docks in Washington, circa 1900-1934 


Physical Description: Copy negatives 


Includes Anderson Shipyard, Seattle, 1910; Seattle waterfront, circa 1908; Lake Union 

Drydock, Seattle, photo taken April 5, 1934; and Lake Washington Shipyard. [This was 

separated from the manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc from Series 3.08, file unit 189]] 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 521



Boxes 30-35 Subseries 12.1.06.3. Vessels, circa 1890-1966 (bulk 1895-1930) 





Contains photographs of Down Easters; ferries; schooners; steam schooners; steamers; 

square-riggers; tugboats; U.S. Coast Guard Cutters and Icebreakers; and miscellaneous 

vessels. Predominantly copy negatives. 

Arrangement 

Box 30, fld 6 File Unit 01. Down Easters, circa 1890-1920 

Box 31, envs 13-26; 

Box 35, fld 10 

Box 30, flds 7-8; Box 

31, envs 27-36 

Arranged alphabetically into nine file units. File Units reflect Huycke's naming conventions. 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints of various sizes. 


Down easters mostly on the West Coast, but also Connecticut, Maine and Michigan. 

File Unit 02. Ferries, circa 1900-1930 

Extent: 2 boxes. 

Physical Description: Copy negatives and 2 black-and-white photographs mounted on 

cardboard 


Box 31, envelopes 13-26: Ferries. Copy negatives. [This was separated from the 

manuscripts in Series 3.08, file unit 189 by Edward LeBlanc]]. Box 35, folder 10: 2 

photographs. KITSAP, dated 1925: 8 x 10 in. black-and-white photograph mounted on 

cardboard. FLYER, 7.5 x 9.5 in. black-and-white photograph mounted on cardboard. 

[Edward LeBlanc separated these from the manuscripts in series 3.10, file unit 007] 

File Unit 03. Schooners, circa 1891-1920 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints of various sizes with some 

picture postcards, photograph postcards, older gelatin silver prints, copy negatives. 


Box 31, envs 37-38 File Unit 04. Steam schooners, circa 1910s 

Box 30, folders 7-8 (2 folders): Schooners, circa 1890-1925. Predominantly black-and-white 

prints of various sizes with some picture postcards, photograph postcards and some older 

gelatin silver prints. Box 31, envelopes 27-36: Schooners. Copy negatives. [This was 

separated from the manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc from Series 3.08, file unit 189]] 


Physical Description: Black-and-white copy negatives. 


Box 31, envelopes 37-38: Steam Schooners. Copy negatives. [This was separated from the 

manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc from Series 3.08, file unit 189]] 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 522



Box 31, envs 

39-112; Box 33, flds 

1-5; Box 35, fld 11 

Box 32, items 1-10; 

Box 33, fld 6-7; Box 

35, fld 12 



File Unit 05. Steamers, circa 1890-1960 (bulk 1895-1920) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white copy negatives. 


Box 31, envelopes 39-112: Steamers. Copy negatives. [This was separated from the 


Box 31, envelopes 39-112: Steamers. Copy negatives. [This was separated from the 


Box 33, folders 1-4 (4 folders): Steamships: off-shore, foreign and U.S., circa 1890-1960 

(bulk 1895-1920). Predominantly black-and-white prints of various sizes with some picture 

postcards, photograph postcards, older gelatin silver prints, and one matte collodion 

chloride print matted on cardboard from 1898. 

Box 33, folder 5 (1 folder): Puget Sound Inland Steamers "Mosquito Fleet", circa 

1900-1950. Black-and-white photographic prints of various sizes, a few older gelatin silver 

prints, and photograph postcards. 

Box 35, folder 11: 3 photographs. IDA BUDD, paddle steamer: 10 X 13.5 in. albumen print, 

mounted. INDIANAPOLIS, 4 x 10 in. gelatin silver print, mounted. T. C. REED, 6.5 x 8.5 in. 

black-and-white print, mounted on cardboard. [Edward LeBlanc separated these from 3.10, 

file unit 007] 

File Unit 06. Square-riggers, circa 1890-1966 (bulk circa 1890-1930) 


Physical Description: Predominantly black-and-white prints of various sizes with some 

picture postcards, photograph postcards, and older gelatin silver prints. 2 color lithograph 

reproductions of prints. 


Box 32, items 1-10: Square Riggers. Copy negatives. [This was separated from the 

manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc from Series 3.08, file unit 189]]. Box 33, folder 6-7 (2 

folders): Square Riggers, circa 1890-1930. U.S. and Foreign built square riggers (mostly 

U.S. built including West Coast and East Coast ships). Predominantly black-and-white 

prints of various sizes with some picture postcards, photograph postcards, and older gelatin 

silver prints. Box 35, folder 12: 2 color lithograph reproductions of Currier and Ives prints of 

clipper ships, SWEEPSTAKES and THREE BROTHERS. Used for menu covers for Pan 

Am, 1966. 10 x 12.25 in. each. One mounted on scrapbook page with supporting 

description. [Edward LeBlanc separated these from the manuscripts in 3.10, file unit 007] 

Box 32, Envelope 1 Item No. 001. Alexander (bark, 3m: whaler), 1903 May 21 

Creator/Collector: Nowell, Frank H., 1864-1950 

Extent: 1 photograph. 

Physical Description: Black-and-white silver-gelatin photographic print. 5 x 7 in 


At Cape Prince of Whales. 

Box 32, Envelope 2 Item No. 002. Hinemoa (bark, 4m), Undated 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 4 x 4.25 in. 


At Astoria, Oregon. 

Box 32, Envelope 3 Item No. 003. Les Melvin (bark?, 3m), Undated 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 523



Box 32, Envelope 4 Item No. 004. Les Melvin (bark?, 3m), Undated 






Copy negative of a print. 

Box 32, Envelope 5 Item No. 005. Puako (barkentine, 4m), Undated 



Box 32, Envelope 6 Item No. 006. S.G. Wilder (barkentine, 3m), Undated 



Box 32, Envelope 7 Item No. 007. Star of England (built 1893; bark, 3m), Undated 



Box 32, Envelope 8 Item No. 008. Star of England (built 1893; bark, 3m), Undated 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 4 x 5 in. 


Deck scenes. 

Box 32, Envelope 9 Item No. 009. William G. Irwin (built 1881; brigantine), 1906 




Lime carrier from Roche Harbor to San Francisco. 

Box 32, Envelope 10 Item No. 010. Unidentified sailing vessels, circa 1900 




At Everett [Washington]. 

Box 33, folders 6-7 Item No. 011. U. S. and Foreign Built Square-Riggers, circa 1890-1930 


Physical Description: Black-and-white prints, picture postcards, photograph 

postcards, and gelatin silver prints. Various 


Mostly U.S. built including West Coast and East Coast ships. 

Box 35, folder 12 Item No. 012. Three Brothers (clipper ship) and Sweepstakes (clipper ship), 1966 

Extent: 2 prints. 

Physical Description: Color lithograph reproductions. 10 x 12.25 in 


Currier and Ives prints of clipper ships. Used for menu covers for Pan Am. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 524



Box 32, items 11-22; 




File Unit 07. Tugboats, circa 1900-1930s 


Physical Description: Copy negatives. 


Box 32, items 11-22: Tugs (Mostly Steam Tugs). Copy negatives. [This was separated by 

Edward LeBlanc from Series 3.08, file unit 189]]. Box 35, folder 13: Port view of tugboat 

TILLICUM, along lumber docks. 10 x 16 in. black-and-white photographic print. [Edward 

LeBlanc separated these from the manuscripts in 3.10, file unit 007] 

Box 32, Envelope 11 Item No. 001. Equator (tugboat), circa 1930s 

Creator/Collector: Thwaites, John E. (John Edward), 1863-1940 




In Anchor Bay, Chignik, Alaska. Copy negative of Thwaites photograph. 


There appears to be a copy negative from the John E. Thwaites photographs held at 

the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections. 

Box 32, Envelope 12 Item No. 002. Falcon (tugboat), circa 1900s-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 2.75 x 4 in. 

Box 32, Envelope 13 Item No. 003. Goliah (tugboat) and Enterprise (steamer), circa 1900s-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 2.75 x 3.75 in. 


At Point Townsend. 

Box 32, Envelope 14 Item No. 004. Iroquois (tugboat), circa 1930s 



Box 32, Envelope 15 Item No. 005. Pioneer (tugboat), circa 1900s-1930s 



Box 32, Envelope 16 Item No. 006. Ranger (tugboat), circa 1900s-1930s 



Box 32, Envelope 17 Item No. 007. Chickamauga (tugboat), circa 1900s-1930s 




After being changed from steam to diesel with exhausts out the side - this tug, now the 

SEA CHICKEN, Pacific Tow Boat. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 525



Box 32, Envelope 18 Item No. 008. Sea Monarch (built 1921; tugboat), circa 1920s-1930s 






Built at Seattle in 1921 - 140' long. Sunk after a collision with the French steamship 

ZENON, off Marrowstone Point, Puget Sound, October 9, 1925, no loss of life. 

Box 32, Envelope 19 Item No. 009. Snohomish (built 1908; tugboat; U.S. Revenue Service), circa 1900s-1930s 

Creator/Collector: Woodfield (Photographer) 




United States Coast Guard vessel. Columbia River Fish Boat Race. Astoria Regatta. 

Box 32, Envelope 20 Item No. 010. Pacific Tow Boat Co. steam tugboats, circa 1900s-1930s 




From right to left: GEORGE T., ACTIVE, LUMBERMAN, RUTH, YELLOW JACKET, 

ARGO, and unidentified. 

Box 32, Envelope 21 Item No. 011. Tugboats and freight boat, circa 1900s-1930s 




TEMPEST (tugboat), FAIRFIELD (tugboat), FALCON (tugboat), and ROCHE HARBOR 

(freight boat). An unidentified merchant vessel is also in view. 

Box 32, Envelope 22 Item No. 012. Unidentified steam tugboat, circa 1900s-1930s 

Box 32, items 23-25; 

Box 33, fld 8 




Towing an unidentified three-masted schooner over Coos Bay bar. 

File Unit 08. U.S. Coast Guard cutters and icebreakers, circa 1910-1930s 


Physical Description: Copy negatives. 


Box 32, items 23-25: U.S. Coast Guard Cutters and Icebreakers. Copy negatives. [This 

was separated from the manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc from Series 3.08, file unit 189]]. 

Box 33, folder 8: Revenue cutters, Coast Guard, Survey Ships, etc., circa 1900s. Original 

folder title, only contains one photograph of the U.S. Revenue Cutter BEAR, possibly in 

Oakland, CA. 

Box 32, Envelope 23 Item No. 001. Bear (built 1874; cutter; U.S. Coast Guard), circa 1910s-1930s 

Creator/Collector: Lomen Bros. 




U.S. Coast Guard Cutters and Ice Breakers. Tied to the ice at Nome, Alaska. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 526



Box 32, Envelope 24 Item No. 002. Bear (built 1874; cutter; U.S. Coast Guard), circa 1916 



Creator/Collector: Slevin, L. S. (Louis Stanislas), 1878-1945 




U.S. Coast Guard Cutters and Ice Breakers. Figurehead. Photograph copyright 1916 by 

L.S. Slevin. 

Box 32, Envelope 25 Item No. 003. Northland (built 1927; cutter; U.S. Coast Guard), 1936 


34, flds 1-3; Box 35, 

flds 1-2 




U.S. Coast Guard Cutters and Ice Breakers. In the Arctic. 

File Unit 09. Miscellaneous photos of various vessels, circa 1890-1960s (bulk 1900-1920) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs. 


Mostly West Coast vessels, includes sailing ships, steamers, and tugs. Views of whaling, 

ship wreck, and ship caulkers among other people. Some photographs from Pete Hurd as 

well as from the Hester Collection. 

Box 33, folder 9 Item No. 001. West Coast Built Sailing Ships, schooners, barkentines, etc., circa 

1890-1920 



Box 34, folder 1 Item No. 002. Miscellaneous photos of sailing ships and steamers, circa 1903-1938 


Physical Description: Black-and-white prints of various sizes and 3 black-and-white 

photographs mounted on cardboard. 


Includes photographs of Lake Washington, circa 1903; windjammer figureheads, circa 

1915-1916; photographs in envelope originally labeled "Alaska Stuff": photos taken in 

Alaska or in Alaskan waters, 1923-1950 (includes F. A. Zeusler and Hubbard, various 

vessels, dead whales and whale oil) and Siberia in 1938, DUANE in 1939 in Alameda, 

CA harbor, SHOSHONE (merchant vessel) in Dutch Harbor 1938; DUANE (cutter; U.S. 

Coast Guard); FLORENCE K. (passenger vessel) ; RANGER (vessel type unidentified); 

and the MUKILTEO (tugboat). Harold Huycke bought these from Pete Hurd in 2002 

Box 34, folder 2 Item No. 003. Miscellaneous photos of sailing ships and steamers, circa 1891-1910, 

1945-1950s (bulk 1891-1910) 

Extent: 1 folder (11 photographs). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white albumen, gelatin silver, and matte collodion 

photographic prints mounted on board. 


Includes images of BEAR (built 1874; steamer), circa 1900s; landing the JOHN H. 

BUTTRICK (schooner, 3m) in Velasco, Texas in 1891; COTTAGE CITY (passenger 

vessel), 1908; DAUNTLESS (passenger vessel), circa 1910s; DAVID EVANS 

(schooner, 4m), 1901; GLENOGLE (steamship), circa 1899; MONTAGUE (merchant 

vessel), circa 1945-1950s; SEA LION (tugboat), circa 1900s, YANKEE DOODLE 

(vessel type unidentified) during its construction, 1902; an unidentified vessel possibly 

related to Sitka, and an image of Tacoma Harbor, circa 1900s. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 527



Box 34, folder 3 Item No. 004. Various vessels (schooners, steamers, etc.), 1900-1951 (bulk 1900-1920) 




Physical Description: Predominantly black-and-white prints of various sizes with some 

photograph postcards and one color photograph. 


Includes images of shipwrecks, copy of a Wilhelm Hester photograph, copy of a 

painting titled "Home from the First Voyage" (artist unknown), and a group of ship 

caulkers in Seattle, undated. 

Box 35, folder 1 Item No. 005. Adeline Foss (tugboat), circa 1958-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 12 x 15 in. 

Box 35, folder 2 Item No. 006. R.P. Elmore (tugboat) and two unidentified schooners loading lumber in 

Boxes 28, 44, 73, 

80, and 82 

Box 28, envs 5-76; 

Box 73, envs 16-24; 


82, envs 1-23 

Everett, Washington, circa 1900 


Physical Description: Black-and-white laminated photograph. 11 x 14 in. 


One three-masted and one four-masted schooner in view. 


This appears to be a print made from a negative held at Everett Public Library, Identifier 

"Family 59". 

Subseries 12.2.4.1. Schooners, circa 1900-2000 (bulk 1900-1959) 



Contains photographs and negatives of West Coast schooners, including the C.A. THAYER, 

HELEN B. STERLING, KATHERINE, S. ANTONIO, VIGILANT, and WAWONA. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into two file units: File Unit 01: Schooners, A-Z; File Unite 02: Schooners - 

miscellaneous and unidentified. File Unit 01 is arranged alphabetically by vessel name. There 

are 33 items at the end of file unit 01 (photographs of the CITY OF ALBERNI and 

KATHERINE) that are out of alphabetical order because they are part of a second accession 

(SAFR-02186) and were received after the first portion was arranged and described. 

File Unit 01. Schooners, A-Z, circa 1920-2000 (bulk 1959-1964) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives, glass plate negatives, and 



Includes photographs of the C.A. THAYER, HELEN B. STERLING, KATHERINE and the 

WAPAMA. KATHERINE was converted to an auxiliary schooner, mostly likely in 1919. 

There is conflicting information about this date and another sources says that the addition 

of the oil engine and double screw occurred in 1922. The validity of these sources is 

somewhat questionable as they are personal and crowd-sourced websites. Indications 

before this evidence point to the conversion happening in 1919, but it should be noted that 

it is possible that it occurred three years later. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 528



Box 28, envelope 5 Item No. 001. Alumna (schooner, 4m), Betsy Ross (vessel type unidentified), Drumwall 



(vessel type unidentified), and St. Paul (vessel type unidentified), circa 1964 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 1.75 x 2.5 in. 


"First print" - Tiny speck in center is all that remains of the ALUMNA at Fanny Bay. 

"Second and third print" - Sections of heavy wooden timbers, spiked together. This is all 

the remains at Oyster River. There is no sign of the old BETSY ROSS, ST. PAUL, or 

DRUMWALL. These timbers and the water adjacent to it have been cleared out and a 

rock breakwater was to have started early 1964. 

Box 28, envelope 6 Item No. 002. Alumna (schooner, 4m), Betsy Ross (vessel type unidentified), Drumwall 

(vessel type unidentified), and St. Paul (vessel type unidentified), circa 1964 



"First print" - Tiny speck in center is all that remains of the ALUMNA at Fanny Bay. 

"Second and third print" - Sections of heavy wooden timbers, spiked together. This is all 

the remains at Oyster River. There is no sign of the old BETSY ROSS, ST. PAUL, or 

DRUMWALL. These timbers and the water adjacent to it have been cleared out and a 

rock breakwater was to have started early 1964. 

Box 28, envelope 7 Item No. 003. Azalea (schooner, 3m) and Beulah (schooner, 3m), 1959 September 20 

Box 28, envelopes 

8-59 




Sausalito, California. Includes views of unidentified men and Huycke on deck. 

Item No. 004-055. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), circa 1957-1959 



Box 28, envelope 60 Item No. 056. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), circa 1957-1959 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints. 3.5 x 3.5 in. 


Includes images on unidentified men on deck. Many of these prints (though not all) 

correspond to the acetate negatives in this box. These photographic prints came from 

Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates". 

Box 28, envelope 61 Item No. 057. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), circa 1957-1959 




Includes images on unidentified men on deck. Many of these prints (though not all) 

correspond to the acetate negatives in this box. These photographic prints came from 

Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates". 

Box 28, envelope 62 Item No. 058. Charles R. Wilson (schooner, 3m), Undated 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 529



Box 28, envelope 63 Item No. 059. Helen B. Sterling (schooner, 4m), circa 1920-1930 















Photograph of a painting. 

Box 28, envelope 67 Item No. 063. James Rolph (built 1884; schooner), circa 1938 




As a hulk. 

Box 28, envelope 68 Item No. 064. Juan Sebastian de Elcano (built 1927; schooner, 4m), circa 1927-1950s 



Box 28, envelope 69 Item No. 065. S. Antonio (schooner?, 3m), 1949 February-March 




Syracuse, Sicily. 

Box 28, envelope 70 Item No. 066. S. Antonio (schooner?, 3m), Undated 




Written on the original envelope are "Capt. Wiese (FINLAND, etc.) SANTA CLARA" and 

"miscellaneous". 

Box 28, envelope 71 Item No. 067. Solano (schooner, 4m), circa 1953 




Bow. Wreck at Ocean Beach, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 530



Box 28, envelope 72 Item No. 068. Solano (schooner, 4m), circa 1953 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 3.5 x 5 in. 


Woman standing on the beach next to the bow of the SOLANO. Ocean Beach, 

Washington. 

Box 28, envelope 73 Item No. 069. Vigilant (built 1920; schooner, 5m), Undated 




E.K. Lumber Co. vessel. At an unidentified port in the Northwest. Negative no. 3756 

written on the original envelope. 

Box 28, envelope 74 Item No. 070. Vigilant (built 1920; schooner, 5m), Undated 




E.K. Lumber Co. vessel. On stocks at Alameda. Negative no. 3757 written on the 

original envelope. 

Box 28, envelope 75 Item No. 071. Wapama (built 1915; steam schooner) and C.A. Thayer (built 1895; 

schooner, 3m), 1959 September 22 




Oakland, California. ARAUCO (merchant vessel) also in one of the views. 

Box 28, envelope 76 Item No. 072. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m), 2000 May 1 


Physical Description: Color film negatives. 35mm 

Box 80, envelope 15 Item No. 073. City of Alberni (built 1920; schooner, 5m) under sail, with photograph of 

Captain John Vosper superimposed in upper left-hand corner., circa 1992 


Physical Description: Color photocopy mounted in display folder. 8.5 x 10 in. 


Ex VIGILANT. VIGILANT was built in 1920 by the George F. Matthews boatyard in 

Hoquiam, Washington. Her first owner was the E.K. Wood Lumber Company, and she 

was put her to work transporting lumber, a job for which she had been specifically 

designed. 

She was fitted out with new masts in 1936 and after being laid up from 1938 to 1940, 

she was sold to the Canadian Transport Company, part of the H.R. MacMillan Export 

Company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her new owner renamed her CITY OF 

ALBERNI in honor of the community on the west coast of Vancouver Island which was 

a center of the lumber industry. 

In early 1940, the schooner made her first voyage for the Canadian Transport 

Company, carrying B.C. lumber to Sydney, Australia, and returning with sugar from Fiji, 

under the command of Captain John D. Vosper. Captain Vosper was a well-known and 

respected master, who had been given the nick-name "Honest John D" by his crews. 

(Information from: http://merchantships.tripod.com/cityofalberni.html, accessed January 

4, 2012) 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 531



Box 73, Envelope 16 Item No. 074. Katherine (built 1887; schooner, 6m), circa 1919-1922 




Physical Description: Glass plate negative. Original enclosure is stuck to the emulsion 

side of the glass plate. 4 x 5 in. 


Stem view of vessel in dry dock with men working on the dock in foreground. 





Starboard view of the vessel at drydock with men working along side. 





Stern view of vessel with men working on the dock in foreground. 





Nearly full-view of the port side of the vessel at dry dock. 





Interior view of hull; ladders and equipment for renovation are in view. 





View of hull interior showing riveted steel frame. 





View of hull interior showing riveted steel frame. 





Interior view of the deck house; wheel and construction material are in view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 532









View of oil engine or screws with block and tackle and pulleys in view. 





View of oil engine or screws with block and tackle and pulleys in view. 





Deck view of equipment used in drydock repair and conversion. 





View of unidentified men working on drydock repairs and conversion. 





View of men working on the deck and lines. 





View of men working on the deck and lines. 





Deck view of drydock repair; parts being lifted either on or off deck. 





View of masts and yards from below. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 533









View of deck repair. 





Men repairing deck and handling lines. 





Hull view with men visible working on deck; view of NOCKUM and other vessels at 

drydock in the background. 





Deck view of men working with the lines. 





Deck view with mast in the foreground. 





Deck view with debris and unidentified man in view. 





Exterior hull repair in drydock with construction material and graffiti on the hull, 

"Jim-Balls The Ragman," in view. 





View of stern and aft hull in drydock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 534









Exterior view of hull in drydock. 





View of exterior hull repair. 





Unidentified man standing in front of the hull, out of the water in drydock. 





Stern and hull in view of vessel in dry dock. Men and equipment on dock in foreground. 





Exterior hull view at drydock; sawhorse and scaffolding in the foreground. 





Exterior hull view at drydock; sawhorse and scaffolding in the foreground. 





View of unidentified men working aft on the hull exterior while in dry dock. 





Exterior view of hull showing exterior condition. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 535



Box 28, envs 77-78; 

Box 44, fld 4 



File Unit 02. Miscellaneous and unidentified schooners, circa 1900-1958 




These photos came from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, 

duplicates." 

Box 28, envelope 77 Item No. 001. Unidentified 2-masted schooner in San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1958 May 15-16 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 3.5 x 3.5 in. 

Box 28, envelope 78 Item No. 002. Unidentified 2-masted schooner in San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1958 May 15-16 



Box 44, folder 4 Item No. 003. Schooners - "extras, duplicates", circa 1900-1950 

Boxes 39-40, 43-44, 

48-49, 62, 81, and 

Film storage 

Box 39, envs 1-49; 

Box 48, envs 1-6 





duplicates". 

Subseries 12.2.4.2. Square-Riggers, 1870-1990s (bulk 1910-1955) 



Includes photographs of the Alaska Packers Association fleet, deep water square-riggers, and 

Down Easters. Photographs were primarily taken on the West Coast. 

Arrangement 

Arranged alphabetically by vessel name. 

File Unit 01. Alaska Packers Association, circa 1870-1956 

Extent: 2 boxes (55 enclosures). 


Some of the vessels in this file unit were photographed after they had been rerigged as 

schooners. It appears that Huycke filed them here because they were originally square 

riggers. 

Box 39, Envelope 1 Item No. 001. Acme (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1902-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 5 x 7 in; 3.5 x 5.75 in. 


Photos taken by St. Clair, Mate, off Montevideo, Uruguay. Later STAR OF POLAND. 

Box 39, Envelope 2 Item No. 002. Acme (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1902-1930s 




Later STAR OF POLAND. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 536



Box 39, Envelope 3 Item No. 003. Atlas (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1902-1930s 






Later STAR OF LAPLAND. 

Box 39, Envelope 4 Item No. 004. Balclutha (built 1886; ship, 3m: museum ship), 1956 January 8 




At Pier 43, San Francisco, California 

Box 39, Envelope 5 Item No. 005. La Escocesa (built 1868; ship, 3m), circa 1870-1889 




At San Francisco, California. Later STAR of CHILE. Copied from photograph in album 

of Fireman's Fund, San Francisco. 

Box 39, Envelope 6 Item No. 006. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1938 




Off Terminal Island. ANNIE M. ROLPH (barge) also in view. 

Box 39, Envelope 7 Item No. 007. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1941 February 6 




At Pier 43, San Francisco, California. 

Box 39, Envelope 8 Item No. 008. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1942 May 




At Islais Creek, San Francisco, California. 

Box 39, Envelope 9 Item No. 009. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1943 August 




Towing from Islais Creek to Sausalito, California. Photos taken from the stern of the 

GOLDEN STATE (built 1919; steamship: training ship) at the Ferry Building, San 

Francisco, California. 

Box 39, Envelope 10 Item No. 010. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1946 October 19 




Sausalito, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 537



Box 39, Envelope 11 Item No. 011. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1947 May 7 






Long Beach, California. 

Box 39, Envelope 12 Item No. 012. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1947 May 7 





Box 39, Envelope 13 Item No. 013. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), 1947 July 7 




Long Beach, California. Bow view, port side to dock. Dummy swinging from fore yard. 

Box 39, Envelope 14 Item No. 014. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), circa 1947-1951 





Box 39, Envelope 15 Item No. 015. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m), circa 1947-1952 









Entering Bethlehem dry dock, San Francisco, California. Dry on blocks. 





Towing with crew on deck from San Francisco, California. To Alameda, California. 

Box 39, Envelope 18 Item No. 018. Pacific Queen (built 1886; ship, 3m) figure head, 1947 March 15 




Long Beach, California 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 538



Box 39, Envelope 19 Item No. 019. Santa Clara (built 1876; ship, 3m), circa 1946 






Wreck at Wilmington, California. 

Box 39, Envelope 20 Item No. 020. Scottish Lady (built 1868; schooner, 4m), 1947 June 




At Kennydale, Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington. Ex STAR OF CHILE. 

Box 39, Envelope 21 Item No. 021. Scottish Lady (built 1868; schooner, 4m), 1954 September 




At Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington. Ex STAR OF CHILE. 

Box 39, Envelope 22 Item No. 022. Scottish Lady (built 1868; schooner, 4m), 1955 December 28 

Creator/Collector: Johnson (Photographer) 




In Duwamish Creek, Seattle, Washington. Ex STAR OF CHILE. 

Box 39, Envelope 23 Item No. 023. Star of Bengal (built 1874; ship, 3m), circa 1900-1908 



Box 39, Envelope 24 Item No. 024. Star of England (built 1893; bark, 3m), 1934 




At Victoria, British Columbia. RIVERSDALE (barge?) also in view in one of the 

negatives. 

Box 39, Envelope 25 Item No. 025. Star of Falkland (built 1892; ship, 3m), 1928 May 22 




Wreck at Akun Head in Unimak Pass, Alaska. 

Box 39, Envelope 26 Item No. 026. Star of Falkland (built 1892; ship, 3m), circa 1900-1928 




One of the negatives shows a close-up of the figurehead. At least two of the negatives 

show the STAR OF FALKLAND when she was the STEINBEK, circa 1915-1917, in 

Winslow, Washington. SAXONIA (merchant vessel) is in view in two of the negatives. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 539



Box 39, Envelope 27 Item No. 027. Star of Finland (built 1899; bark, 3m), circa 1910-1939 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 1.75 x 2.75 in.; 4 x 5 in. 

Box 39, Envelope 28 Item No. 028. Star of France (built 1877; ship, 3m), circa 1905-1926 



Box 39, Envelope 29 Item No. 029. Star of Greenland (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1910-1920s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 3.5 x 5.75 in.; 4 x 5 in.; 2.5 x 

2.5 in. 


Some of the negatives show the STAR OF GREENLAND later when she was the FOZ 

DO DOURO (built 1892; barkentine, 4m), during the completion of stern repairs at New 

Orleans, 1948 Mar 23. 

Box 39, Envelope 30 Item No. 030. Star of Holland (built 1885; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1937 



Box 39, Envelope 31 Item No. 031. Star of Holland (built 1885; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1937 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 3.5 x 5.75 in.; 2.75 x 4.75 in. 

Box 48, envelope 1 Item No. 032. Star of Holland (built 1885; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1937 



Box 48, envelope 2 Item No. 033. Star of Holland (built 1885; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1937 



Box 39, Envelope 32 Item No. 034. Star of Iceland (built 1896; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 5 x 6.75 in.; 4 x 5 in. 

Box 39, Envelope 33 Item No. 035. Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1930s 



Box 39, Envelope 34 Item No. 036. Star of Italy (built 1877; ship, 3m), circa 1927 



Box 39, Envelope 35 Item No. 037. Star of Lapland (built 1902; ship, 3m), circa 1902-1936 



Box 39, Envelope 36 Item No. 038. Star of Peru (built 1863; bark, 3m), circa 1900-1929 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 540



Box 39, Envelope 37 Item No. 039. Star of Poland (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1901-1919 






View of unidentified man on deck. 

Box 39, Envelope 38 Item No. 040. Star of Russia (built 1874; ship, 3m), circa 1900-1953 



Box 39, Envelope 39 Item No. 041. Star of Russia (built 1874; ship, 3m), circa 1900-1953 



Box 48, envelope 3 Item No. 042. Star of Russia (built 1874; ship, 3m), circa 1900-1920s 












Box 39, Envelope 40 Item No. 046. Star of Scotland (built 1887; bark, 4m), circa 1908-1930 



Box 39, Envelope 41 Item No. 047. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m), 1941 December 3 




SEA LION (tugboat) towing the STAR OF SCOTLAND out of San Pedro, California, 

bound for Grays Harbor, Washington. Photograph copied from Frank Hellenthal 


Box 39, Envelope 42 Item No. 048. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m), 1942 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 3.5 x 5 in. 


Voyage from Grays Harbor, Washington to South Africa. Crew on deck, sweeping snow 

and sawing lumber for stove, off Cape Horn. Photograph from Frank Hellenthal. 

Box 39, Envelope 43 Item No. 049. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m), circa 1941-1942 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 541



Box 39, Envelope 44 Item No. 050. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m), circa 1941-1942 





Box 39, Envelope 45 Item No. 051. Star of Scotland (built 1887; bark, 4m), circa 1900-1942 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 2.75 x 4.75 in.; 3.75 x 5.75 

in. 


One negative shows the vessel as a bark. Two negatives show the vessel dismasted. 

One negative shows the figurehead on display somewhere on land. 

Box 39, Envelope 46 Item No. 052. Star of Shetland (built 1899; bark, 4m), circa 1900-1936 



Box 39, Envelope 47 Item No. 053. Star of Zealand (built 1900; bark, 4m), circa 1900-1935 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 3.75 x 6 in.; 4 x 5 in. 


Two negatives show the vessel when she was the Standard Oil Co. vessel ASTRAL 


Box 39, Envelope 48 Item No. 054. Alaska Packers Association Fleet, circa 1900-1930s 




One negative identifies the vessels as STAR OF SHETLAND (built 1899; bark, 4m), 

STAR OF ZEALAND (built 1900; bark, 4m), STAR OF FINLAND (built 1899; bark, 3m), 

STAR OF HOLLAND (built 1885; bark, 3m), and STAR OF LAPLAND (built 1902; ship, 

3m). 

Box 39, Envelope 49 Item No. 055. Unidentified barkentine, 4m, circa 1900-1930s 

Box 39, envs 50-84; 

Box 40, envs 1-111; 


44, flds 5-8; Box 48, 

envs 7-26; Box 49, 

flds 1-4; Box 62, 

envs 1-8; Box 81, fld 

12; Film storage 



File Unit 02. Deep-water square-riggers, circa 1874-1990s (bulk 1910-1950) 

Extent: 8 boxes (184 enclosures, 1 film reel). 


Includes ships A-Z and unidentified square riggers. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 542



Box 49, folder 1 Item No. 001. Square-Riggers, A-M, circa 1900-1947 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs, of various sizes and photographic 

postcards. Also two color photographs from 1983. 


Includes AMERICA, CARELMAPU, CITY OF NEW YORK, CROMPTON, DANMARK, 

GARTHPOOL, GLORY OF THE SEA, HANS, IRMGARD, JOSEPH DOLLAR, 

KAIULANI, KATHERINE, MAE DOLLAR, MUSKOKA. [These photos came from 

Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates".] Some of these 

vessels are German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California 

Sur, Mexico during World War I years and shortly thereafter. 

Box 39, envelope 50 Item No. 002. Alexander Black (built 1891; bark, 3m), circa 1891-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Extensive cracked and 

bubbled. 4 x 5 in. 


View at sea. 

Box 39, envelope 51 Item No. 003. Alice (ship, 3m), circa 1874-1904 




French vessel off the Golden Gate, San Francisco, California. This copy negative made 

at a later date. 





Off San Francisco, California. 




Box 39, envelope 54 Item No. 006. Alice Marie (bark), circa 1900-1930s 




View of four unidentified men on deck. "Poor view of the French bark ALICE MARIE, 

Nantes, France," written on original enclosure. 

Box 39, envelope 55 Item No. 007. Almirante Saldanha (barkentine, 4m), 1948 January 13 




On the Mississippi River. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 543



Box 39, envelope 56 Item No. 008. Almora (bark, 3m), circa 1882- 1920s 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. Considerable damage: 

bubbling, cracking 5 x 7 in. 


British vessel. 

Box 39, envelope 57 Item No. 009. Alsternixe (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1897-1906 




Hester collection. This copy negative was made at a later date. 

Box 39, envelope 58 Item No. 010. Anaurus (built 1882; ship, 3m), circa 1882- 1930s 




Copied from a Hester photo, Tacoma, Washington. British ship. 

Box 39, envelope 59 Item No. 011. Ancyra (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1892-1930s 




In QM dry dock. Copy negatives from Hester collection. 

Box 39, envelope 60 Item No. 012. Andrew Welch (built 1888; bark, 3m), circa 1888-1930s 




Typographic "Merry Christmas," written on the copy negative. 





Copy negatives. 




Box 48, envelope 8 Item No. 015. Andrew Welch (built 1888; bark, 3m), circa 1890-1920 



Box 48, envelope 9 Item No. 016. Andrew Welch (built 1888; bark, 3m), circa 1890-1920 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 544



Box 39, envelope 62 Item No. 017. Annie M. Reid (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1892-1935 







Box 39, envelope 63 Item No. 018. Arracan (bark, 4m), circa 1910 




San Francisco, California. Negative no. 3538 written on the original envelope. 

Box 39, envelope 64 Item No. 019. Asnieres (bark, 4m), circa 1880s-1917 




French vessel. Copy negative. 

Box 39, envelope 65 Item No. 020. British Yeoman (built 1880; bark, 3m), circa 1880-1917 





Box 39, envelope 66 Item No. 021. Calbuco (bark, 3m), 1945 




Views on deck, including shots of crew members. 

Box 39, envelope 67 Item No. 022. Calbuco (bark, 3m), 1948 May 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives; color film negatives. 2.5 x 

2.5 in.; 4 x 5 in.; 35mm 


At Marseilles. Two of the photos were taken by J.P. Johansen, Faroe Island. The 35mm 

negative shows CALBUCO and the ERLANGEN (freighter) at Puerto Montt, circa 

1940-1941. 

Box 39, envelope 68 Item No. 023. Calbuco (bark, 3m), circa 1980s-1990s 


Physical Description: Color film negative; color film positives. 4 x 5 in. 


Photograph of a painting by Mark Myers, 1986. 

Box 48, envelope 10 Item No. 024. Calbuco (bark, 3m), Marseilles, circa 1880-1920 




May 18, 1948. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 545



Box 39, envelope 69 Item No. 025. Callao, Peru, 1950 






No other information provided. [Callao, Peru] Distant view of unidentified vessels. 

Box 39, envelope 70 Item No. 026. Chillicothe (ship, 3m), circa 1917-1918 




San Francisco, California to Manila. Photographs by Capt. Atthowe. 

Box 39, envelope 71 Item No. 027. Chillicothe (ship, 3m), circa 1920-1929 




At Astoria, Oregon. TONAWANDA (ship, 3m) is astern of the CHILLICOTHE. 

Box 39, envelope 72 Item No. 028. City of New York (bark, 3m), circa 1900-1950s 




With SUCSESS (barkentine, 3m) Cleveland, Ohio. 

Box 39, envelope 73 Item No. 029. Constitution (built 1797; frigate, 3m; U.S. Navy: museum ship), 1955 




Old Ironsides. 

Box 39, envelope 74 Item No. 030. Crown Zellerbach No. 1 (built 1892; barge), 1959 August 16 




At Fraser Mills, New Westminster, British Columbia. Ex ISLAND CARRIER, ex PACIFIC 

CARRIER, ex MAE DOLLAR, ex ADOLF VINNEN, ex ALSTERDAMM, ex SOMALI. 

ADOLF VINNEN was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa 

Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during World War I years and shortly thereafter. 

Box 39, envelope 75 Item No. 031. Crown Zellerbach No. 1 (built 1892; barge), 1971 November 5 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives; color film negatives. 35mm 


Being scrapped at Seattle, Washington. Ex ISLAND CARRIER, ex PACIFIC CARRIER, 

ex MAE DOLLAR, ex ADOLF VINNEN, ex ALSTERDAMM, ex SOMALI. ADOLF 

VINNEN was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, 

Baja California Sur, Mexico during World War I years and shortly thereafter. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 546



Box 39, envelope 76 Item No. 032. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), 1959 May 29 






At New Westminster, British Columbia. Ex ISLAND FORESTER, ex JAMES DOLLAR, 

ex OROTAVA, ex COMET. OROTAVA was one of the twelve German sailing vessels 

that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during World War I years 

and shortly thereafter. 

Box 39, envelope 77 Item No. 033. Crown Zellerbach No. 3 (barge), 1959 August 16 




At Fraser Mills, New Westminster, British Columbia. Ex RIVERSDALE, ex 

HARVESTEHUDE. HARVESTEHUDE was one of the twelve German sailing vessels 

that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during World War I years 

and shortly thereafter. 

Box 39, envelope 78 Item No. 034. Crown Zellerbach No. 4 (barge), 1959 August 19 




At Port Townsend. Ex ISLAND STAR, ex STAR OF ENGLAND, ex ABBY PALMER, ex 

BLAIRMORE. 

Box 39, envelope 79 Item No. 035. Danmark (built 1932 ship, 3m), circa 1932-1950s 




Built for the Danish Ministry of Shipping and Fisheries for use as a training ship. 

Box 39, envelope 80 Item No. 036. Daylight (barkentine, 4m), 1943 




Deck views of auxiliary vessel DAYLIGHT on voyage from Port Alberni, British 

Columbia to South Africa. Photos by Creston D. Ketcham. 

Box 39, envelope 81 Item No. 037. Desaix (built 1902; ship, 3m), circa 1902-1930s 




Deck scene with unidentified man. French vessel. Copied from Hester photo, taken in 

Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 39, envelope 82 Item No. 038. Donna Francisca (bark, 4m), circa 1892-1924 




In Puget Sound. Copy negatives. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 547



Box 39, envelope 83 Item No. 039. Donna Francisca (bark, 4m), circa 1892-1924 






Hester collection. Copy negative. 

Box 39, envelope 84 Item No. 040. Dunsyre (built 1891; full-rigged ship, 3m), circa 1891-1920 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 5 x 7 in.; 4 x 5 in. 


DUNSYRE was a Standard Oil Co. vessel. Brought a shipload of coal from suppliers in 

Norfolk, Virginia to Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico in 1917. 

Box 40, envelope 1 Item No. 041. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1911-1914 




Radio operator (possibly Ray Sterling) on board, after 1911 but before 1914. 

Box 40, envelope 2 Item No. 042. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1917 February-March 




Captain Ray Sterling (left) and Captain E.R. Sterling (right) on board at Gatico, Chile. 





With the HELEN B. STERLING (schooner, 4m). "Probably at Newcastle, New South 

Wales," written on original envelope. 

Box 40, envelope 4 Item No. 044. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m) and Helen B. Sterling (schooner, 

4m), circa 1920-1921 




Probably at Newcastle, New South Wales. 

Box 40, envelope 5 Item No. 045. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1924 




[Illegible - Eihel?] May Francis Sterling (left), Captain Ray Sterling (right), and Margaret 

Sterling. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 548



Box 40, envelope 6 Item No. 046. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1925 






"Grandma" Helen B. Sterling (right), "Grandpa" Captain E.R. Sterling, three unknown 

persons, [Illegible - Eihel?] May Francis Sterling, and Margaret Sterling. Margaret was 

born in 1918. 

Box 40, envelope 7 Item No. 047. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), 1925 April 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 35mm 


At Lake Union Dry Dock, Seattle, Washington. Photograph from Lake Union Dry Dock, 

loan HDH, May 1997. 





At Adelaide. 

Box 40, envelope 9 Item No. 049. E.R. Sterling (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1920s 




Probably with coal cargo, Tasman Sea or WCSA. 





Crew posing on board when crossing the line. 








Main hatch. 








Arriving at Sydney, New South Wales. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 549








Box 40, envelope 16 Item No. 056. Eagle (built 1936; bark, 3m: training vessel), 1947 




Off Hampton Roads. Ex HORST WESSEL. 

Box 40, envelope 17 Item No. 057. Edenballymore (built 1890; ship, 3m), circa 1900-1909 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Cracked and bubbled. 4 x 5 

in. 


At Tacoma, Washington. Copy negative. 

Box 40, envelope 18 Item No. 058. Elizabeth (built 1889; bark, 4m), circa 1907-1922 




Ex SIR ROBERT FERNIE. 

Box 40, envelope 19 Item No. 059. Erbrin (built 1887; bark, 4m), 1915-1923 




Ex LOUDON HILL. Copy negative. 

Box 40, envelope 20 Item No. 060. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), 1959 February 9 




At Kennydale, Washington after arrival from Ketchikan, Alaska. 

Box 40, envelope 21 Item No. 061. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), circa 1900-1960s 




Includes 1 copy negative of an early 20th c. image and 2 negatives of a figurehead. 

Box 40, envelope 22 Item No. 062. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), 1959 June 16 




Captain F.K. Klebingat revisits the hulk of the FALLS OF CLYDE. at Kennydale, 

Washington Klebingat was chief mate on the FALLS OF CLYDE for two years, 

1916-1918. See also F10.30878 n. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 550



Box 44, folder 5 Item No. 063. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m) photograph album, 1959 June 16 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints. 


This album contains black-and-white photographs documenting Captain F. K. 

Klebingat's visit to the FALLS OF CLYDE at Kennydale, Lake Washington. It was his 

first visit to the ship in 42 years and he was accompanied by Captain A. F. Raynaud 

and Harold Huycke. 

Box 40, envelope 23 Item No. 064. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), 1961 January 15 




Four photos are of the figurehead on display. Includes images of people on deck. 

Box 40, envelope 24 Item No. 065. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), 1963 August 18 




At Kennydale, Washington 

Box 40, envelope 25 Item No. 066. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), circa 1963 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 2.5 x 2.5 in.; 35mm 


At Todds before leaving for Hawaii. 

Box 40, envelope 26 Item No. 067. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), circa 1963 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints. 3.5 x 5 in. 


At Todds before leaving for Hawaii. 

Box 44, folder 6 Item No. 068. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m) photograph album circa 1916-1964, 

circa 1964 


Physical Description: Photograph album, unbound. 


Includes a picture postcard and several pages from a publication that reproduced 

images of the FALLS OF CLYDE. All photographs are reproductions of older images. 

Box 40, envelope 27 Item No. 069. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), 1965 May 




At Honolulu, Hawaii. "w/ Ad. Smell," written on original envelope. 

Box 40, envelope 28 Item No. 070. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), 1965 June 




At Honolulu, Hawaii. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 551



Box 44, folder 7 Item No. 071. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m) photograph album, 1971-1980 




Physical Description: Photograph album, unbound. 


Includes many photographs of the hull and other parts of the ship, as well as a few 

photographs of a FALLS OF CLYDE model ship. 

Box 44, folder 8 Item No. 072. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m) photographs, circa 1960s-1990s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white and color photographs of various sizes. 

Includes picture postcards, photograph postcards, reproductions of older photos. 


Some of the photographs in this folder are from Celestine Dickerhoff. 

Box 48, envelope 11 Item No. 073. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), circa 1880-1920 



Box 40, envelope 29 Item No. 074. Flora (built 1895; bark, 5m), circa 1923-1925 




Ex POTOSI (built 1895; bark, 5m). Copy negative. View of people dancing on deck. 

Box 40, envelope 30 Item No. 075. Forest Dream (barkentine, 5m), circa 1923 




Lake Union, Seattle, Washington FOREST DREAM is near, FOREST FRIEND 

(barkentine, 5m) is outboard. 

Box 40, envelope 31 Item No. 076. Garthpool (built 1891; bark, 4m), circa 1891-1929 




Copy negative. 

Box 48, envelope 12 Item No. 077. General de Negrier (bark, 3m), circa 1880-1920 



Box 48, envelope 13 Item No. 078. General de Negrier (bark, 3m), loading fogged (grain?), circa 1880-1920 



Box 40, envelope 32 Item No. 079. Gertrud (ship, 3m), circa 1900-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Considerably cracked and 



At Tacoma, Washington. German vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 552



Box 40, envelope 33 Item No. 080. Glencaird (built 1889; bark, 4m), 1882 






At San Francisco. Copy negative. 

Box 40, envelope 34 Item No. 081. Golden Gate (bark, 4m), circa 1900-1950s 





Box 40, envelope 35 Item No. 082. Golden Gate (bark, 4m), circa 1900-1950s 




Figurehead. Negative no. 3528 written on the original envelope. 

Box 40, envelope 36 Item No. 083. Grossherzogin Elisabeth (built 1901; ship, 3m) and Deutschland (ship, 3m: 

training ship), circa 1930 




In Bay of Travemunde the Baltic Sea. 

Box 40, envelope 37 Item No. 084. Guaytecas (bark, 3m), circa 1917-1918 




Copied from original Plummer photograph. 

Box 40, envelope 38 Item No. 085. Guaytecas (bark, 3m), circa 1900-1930s 




At Puerto Montt. Copied by Karl Kortum from an unidentified source. 





Copy negatives from Paavo Junnonen (spelling?), 1991. Includes views on deck, men 

working riggings, a burial at sea and of people in attendance at what looks like a funeral 

on land. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 553









Copy negatives from small snapshot photos from Henriette Mehrkens Hadrys Chile one 

of three sisters whose father was Captain Heinrich Mehrkens, ex mate and master of 

the ISEBEK (bark, 4m) 1914; later Captain for Oelckers, Puerto Montt 1920's-1930's - 

s/v & Chilean coastwise [trxhl]. 

Box 40, envelope 41 Item No. 088. Gustav (bark, 4m) and Leni (bark, 3m), circa 1914-1920 




At Mejillones, Chile. GUSTAV is on the left. 

Box 40, envelope 42 Item No. 089. Hans (built 1904; bark, 4m), 1904 




Towing out of Clyde. Photograph by Robertson, Gourock. HANS was one of the twelve 

German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico 

during World War I years and shortly thereafter. 

Box 40, envelope 43 Item No. 090. Hans (built 1904; bark, 4m), 1913 




At Cardiff. HANS was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa 


Box 40, envelope 44 Item No. 091. Hans (built 1904; bark, 4m), 1920 February 




At Santa Rosalia, Mexico. HANS was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that 

was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during World War I years and 

shortly thereafter. 

Box 40, envelope 45 Item No. 092. Harald (built 1892; bark, 4m?), 1924 




At Portland, Oregon. Ex NIOBE. 

Box 40, envelope 46 Item No. 093. Island Carrier (built 1892; barge), circa 1950-1959 




Ex MAE DOLLAR, ex ADOLF VINNEN, ex SOMALI. Negatives by Joe Johnson. 

ADOLF VINNEN was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa 


HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 554



Box 40, envelope 47 Item No. 094. James Dollar (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1901-1918 






Copy negative. Ex. OROTAVA (vessel stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, 

Mexico during the WWI years and shortly thereafter). 

Box 40, envelope 48 Item No. 095. Janet Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), 1924 February 1 




Off Cape Flattery. Ex. EGON (vessel stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, 


Box 40, envelope 49 Item No. 096. Janet Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1920-1923 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 3.5 x 5 in.; 2.75 x 4.5 


Copy negatives. Ex. EGON (vessel stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, 


Box 40, envelope 50 Item No. 097. Jean (bark), circa 1900-1930s 




French vessel. 

Box 40, envelope 51 Item No. 098. John (ship, 3m), circa 1900-1930s 



Box 40, envelope 52 Item No. 099. John Palmer (barkentine, 4m), 1907 July 4 




San Pedro. Negative no. 3254 written on the original envelope. 

Box 40, envelope 53 Item No. 100. Joseph Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1929 January-February 




View of the figurehead. Possibly at Tacoma, Washington, Jan-Feb 1929. Ex. 

SCHURBEK (vessel stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during the 

WWI years and shortly thereafter). 

Box 40, envelope 54 Item No. 101. Katanga (bark, 4m), circa 1888-1930s 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 555



Box 40, envelope 55 Item No. 102. Katherine (built 1887; ship, 4m), circa 1890-1919 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Cracked and bubbled. 3 x 4 

in. 


Ex COUNTY OF LINLITHGOW. 

Box 48, envelope 14 Item No. 103. Katherine (built 1887; schooner, 6m), after 1919 




Ex. COUNTY OF LINLITHGOW. She was converted into an auxiliary schooner in 1919. 

This photograph shows her in a shipyard and might depict her conversion. 































HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 556








































Box 40, envelope 56 Item No. 117. Kobenhavn (built 1921; bark, 5m), circa 1921-1928 




Figurehead. See also A10.20468 n. Copy negative. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 557



Box 40, envelope 57 Item No. 118. Kurt (built 1904; bark, 4m), 1904 






Towing out of Clyde. Photograph by Robertson, Gourock. Her sister ship was the 

HANS, which is one of the twelve German vessels that was stuck in Santa Rosalia 

during WWI and shortly thereafter. 

Box 40, envelope 58 Item No. 119. L'Avenir (built 1908; bark, 4m), circa 1908-1937 





Box 40, envelope 59 Item No. 120. Levernbank (built 1893; bark, 4m), 1904 




Heffernan Dry Dock, Quartermaster Harbor, Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 40, envelope 60 Item No. 121. Lisbeth (built 1891; bark, 4m), circa 1891-1930s 





In Tacoma Harbor, Washington. Ex PENDRAGON CASTLE. 

Box 40, envelope 61 Item No. 122. Lautaro (bark, 4m), 1945 




Ex PRIWALL. 

Box 40, envelope 62 Item No. 123. Liverpool (ship, 4m), circa 1930s-1960s 




Tacoma/Seattle. SEA LION (tugboat) is alongside. Photograph and negative in 

Washington State Historical Society Library in Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 40, envelope 63 Item No. 124. Llewellyn J. Morse (built 1877; ship, 3m), circa 1877-1925 




Negative no. 3542 written on the original envelope. Copy negative. 

Box 40, envelope 64 Item No. 125. Lord Templetown (built 1886; barge), 1955 September 9 




Fraser River, British Columbia. Ex bark, 3m. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 558



Box 40, envelope 65 Item No. 126. Maipo (ship, 3m), 1946 May 6 






At Callao, Peru. 

Box 40, envelope 66 Item No. 127. Maipo (ship, 3m), 1946 May 6 





Box 62, envelope 2 Item No. 128. Manga Reva (built 1891; bark, 4m), circa 1901-1917 



Box 40, envelope 67 Item No. 129. Monongahela (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1927-1928 




Leaving Australia. Captain Asmussen. 

Box 40, envelope 68 Item No. 130. Moshulu (bark, 4m), 1935 February 6 




At Victoria, British Columbia. 

Box 40, envelope 69 Item No. 131. Moshulu (bark, 4m), Daylight (barkentine, 4m), and Monongahela (built 

1892; bark, 4m), circa 1934-1935 

Creator/Collector: McDonald, P. A. (Patrick Alexander), Captain 




At Winslow, Washington. Circa winter 1934-1935; spring 1935. MOSHULU towing out, 

bought by Erikson. One negative shows the MOSHULU and FORT LARAMIE 

(schooner, 6m) at Lake Union prior to 1931. Photos by Captain P. A. McDonald. 

Box 49, folder 2 Item No. 132. Square-Riggers, N-Z, circa 1900-1957 





Includes NIPPON MARU, OMEGA CALLO, PACIFIC QUEEN (including some views of 

it under the Golden Gate Bridge), PAMIR, POLTALLOCH, POTOSI, PRUSSIA, 

RELIANCE, SCOTTISH LOCKS, STAR OF FALKLAND, STAR OF FINLAND, STAR 

OF HOLLAND, STAR OF INDIA, STAR OF SCOTLAND, TWISTER. [These photos 

came from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates".] 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 559



Box 40, envelope 70 Item No. 133. Nelson (ship, 3m), circa 1900-1940s 




Physical Description: Color 35 mm negatives. 35mm 



Box 40, envelope 71 Item No. 134. Nippon Maru (built 1930; bark, 4m), 1951 January 




At Sasebo, Japan. 

Box 40, envelope 72 Item No. 135. Nippon Maru (built 1930; bark, 4m), 1957 August 1 




Seattle, Washington. 

Film storage Item No. 136. Nippon Maru (built 1930; bark, 4m) motion picture film, 1957 

Extent: 1 film reel. 

Physical Description: Color and black-and-white film spliced together. Stereo and 

mono sound. Housed in film storage and stored on film core. 


D98612 2C816. Color and black-and-white film spliced together (possibly from 1951 

and 1983 as well). Stereo and mono sound. Housed in film storage and stored on film 

core. 

Box 40, envelope 73 Item No. 137. Nonsuch (ketch) and Crown Zellerbach No. 1 (built 1892; barge), 1971 

November 24 


Physical Description: Color film negatives. 126 roll film 


Negatives 1-9; 13-20 show a replica of the NONSUCH at Seattle, Washington. 

Negatives 10-12 show CROWN ZELLERBACH being broken up. 

Box 40, envelope 74 Item No. 138. Octavia (built 1894; bark, 4m), circa 1894-1930s 






Box 40, envelope 75 Item No. 139. Olivebank (built 1892; bark, 4m), 1935 




In the North Atlantic. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 560



Box 40, envelope 76 Item No. 140. Olivebank (bark, 4m) and Springbank (bark, 4m), circa 1911 






Heffernan Dry Dock, Quartermaster Harbor, Vashon Island, Tacoma, Washington. 

OLIVEBANK is on the left. 

Box 40, envelope 77 Item No. 141. Omega (bark, 4m), 1946 May 6 





Box 40, envelope 78 Item No. 142. Pamir (built 1905; bark, 4m), 1943 March 10 




On drydock for cleaning, painting, and miscellaneous repairs by Moore Dry Dock 

Company, Oakland, California 

Box 40, envelope 79 Item No. 143. Pamir (built 1905; bark, 4m), 1942 May 27 




Entering San Francisco, California. Photos taken from fifth floor of the San Francisco 

YMCA building. 

Box 40, envelope 80 Item No. 144. Pamir (built 1905; bark, 4m), circa 1950s-1960s 




Reproduction circa 1950s-1960s of a much older photograph, circa 1905-1940s. 

Box 40, envelope 81 Item No. 145. Pass of Killiecrankie (built 1893; bark, 3m), circa 1893-1930s 





Box 40, envelope 82 Item No. 146. Penang (bark, 3m), 1938 June 




Dismasted in the Tasman Sea. Copyright Dorothy Laird; copied with permission by H.D. 

Huycke, Sept. 1992. 

Box 40, envelope 83 Item No. 147. Peter Iredale (built 1890; bark, 4m), circa 1963 




Wreck remains on the Oregon coast. Several photographs of Harold Huycke in front of 

the wreck. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 561



Box 40, envelope 84 Item No. 148. Peter Iredale (built 1890; bark, 4m), circa 1963 






Wreck remains on the Oregon coast. Several photographs of Harold Huycke in front of 

the wreck. 

Box 40, envelope 85 Item No. 149. Peter Iredale (built 1890; bark, 4m), 1964 February 




Wreck remains on the Oregon coast. 

Box 40, envelope 86 Item No. 150. Peter Iredale (built 1890; bark, 4m), 1964 February 




Wreck remains on the Oregon coast. 

Box 40, envelope 87 Item No. 151. Petschili (built 1903), circa 1919-1920 




Wrecked on coast. Copy negative. 

Box 40, envelope 88 Item No. 152. Preussen (built 1902; ship, 5m), circa 1902-1930s 




Photograph by R.G Petersen. 

Box 62, envelope 3 Item No. 153. Puritan (bark, 4m), circa 1889-1911 



Box 40, envelope 89 Item No. 154. R.C. Rickmers (bark, 5m), circa 1906-1917 




At Tacoma, Washington. Copied from a Hester photo. 

Box 40, envelope 90 Item No. 155. Santa Maria (carrack), 1960 August 26 




Replica. Barcelona, Spain. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 562



Box 40, envelope 91 Item No. 156. Schulschiff Deutschland (ship, 3m: training ship), circa 1927-1950s 







Box 62, envelope 4 Item No. 157. Scottish Lochs (built 1888; ship, 3m), circa 1880-1920 



Box 40, envelope 92 Item No. 158. Simla (built 1890; barge), circa 1920s-1960s 




Oil barge. Ex bark, 4m. 

Box 62, envelope 5 Item No. 159. Simla (built 1890; bark), circa 1890-1920 



Box 40, envelope 93 Item No. 160. Tellus (bark, 3m) in port at Callao, Peru, 1916 December 24 




German vessel. Photograph lent by Captain Hans Bloss, Kiel, Germany, Nov. 1960. 

Box 40, envelope 94 Item No. 161. Terpsichore (unidentified vessel), 1948 July 12 




With hulk, GILBRALTAR. 

Box 40, envelope 95 Item No. 162. Thetis (brigantine, 3m?) and Wandia (bark, 3m?), 1956 November 26 




Honolulu, Hawaii. THETIS set today for LA. 

Box 40, envelope 96 Item No. 163. Thetis (brigantine, 3m?) and Wandia (bark, 3m?), 1956 November 26 




Honolulu, Hawaii. THETIS set today for LA. 

Box 40, envelope 97 Item No. 164. Thielbek (built 1893; bark, 4m), 1921 




One of the twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja 

California Sur, Mexico during World War I years and shortly thereafter. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 563



Box 40, envelope 98 Item No. 165. Tinto (bark, 3m), 1917 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 3 x 4.25 in. 


One of the negatives is a portrait of Captain Karl Richarz, 1917. 

Box 40, envelope 99 Item No. 166. Tonawanda (ship, 3m), Undated 


100 


101 


102 


103 


104 


105 




Off Astoria, Oregon. 

Item No. 167. Vincennes (bark, 3m), Undated 




French bark. 

Item No. 168. Victor Aranda (steamship), 1946 May 




At Coquimbo, Chile. Ex ALBERTUS VINNEN (ship, 3m). 

Item No. 169. Wandsbek (built 1892; bark, 4m), 1892-1923 




Copy negative. WANDSBEK was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that was 

stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during World War I years and 

shortly thereafter. In the late summer of 1923 the WANDSBEK was wrecked in a storm 

and became stuck in the breakwater, where she stayed until later storms broke her up. 

Item No. 170. William Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1921-1922 




Four of the negatives are identified as at" Port Angeles, Oct-Nov 1921; P.41, San 

Francisco, Oct 1921; Shanghai, 1922." Ex. WALKURE (vessel stranded in Santa 

Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico during the WWI years and shortly thereafter). 

Item No. 171. William Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1921-1922 




Photos of H. G. Wigsten, 2nd Mate; Carl Moeller, Chief Mate; George Kuhn and the 

Bos'n. Ex. WALKURE (vessel stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico 

during the WWI years and shortly thereafter). 

Item No. 172. William P. Frye (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1901-1930s 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 564




106 



Item No. 173. William P. Frye (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1901-1930s 



Box 62, envelope 6 Item No. 174. William T. Lewis (built 1891; bark, 4m), circa 1890-1920 


107 



Item No. 175. Yawry (built 1891; bark, 4m), circa 1917-1918 




Off San Francisco, California. Ex FORTEVIOT; later BELLANDS. 

Box 49, folder 3 Item No. 176. Groups of vessels and unidentified square-rigged vessels, circa 


108 


109 


110 

1900-1940, 1983 





Includes two photographs of the model ship FALLS OF CLYDE in 1983, built by Jarl 

Mattsson; Square-Riggers in San Francisco Bay; Groups of vessels and harbors, 

including Tacoma, WA, Port Blakely and the waterfront of Samoa. [These photos came 

from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates".] 

Item No. 177. Unidentified bark, 3m, circa 1894-1930s 




Negative no. 3257 written on the original envelope. Copy negative. 

Item No. 178. Unidentified bark, 4m, circa 1900s-1930s 

Creator/Collector: Plummer, George E. 



Item No. 179. Unidentified square-rigged vessel, 4m, circa 1880s-1930s 



Box 62, envelope 7 Item No. 180. Unidentified cylindrical machinery, circa 1880-1920 




Negative found between glass negatives of KATHERINE, ex. COUNTY OF 

LINLITHGOW. 

Box 62, envelope 8 Item No. 181. Unidentified square-rigged vessel, circa 1880-1920 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 565



Box 49, folder 4 Item No. 182. Unidentified square-rigged vessels, circa 1900-1950 







Most are at sea or on deck but a few photos have people aboard the ship. [These 

photos came from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, 

duplicates".] 

Box 43, envelope 13 Item No. 183. Unidentified square-rigged vessel with 3 masts and one unidentified 


111 

square-rigged vessel with tattered sails (3 masts), circa 1890-1930 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs. 11 x 14 in. 

Item No. 184. Unidentified bark, 3m, circa 1910s-1950s 




Negative has caption Angeles Shipping / Thomas [photographer?]. "7-19-88; Tech Pan 

Film w/ #47 Blue Polarizing Filters; Ship," written on original enclosure. 

Box 81, folder 12 Item No. 185. Two unidentified anchored square rigged vessels, circa 1910-1950 

Box 40, env 

112-126; Box 43, 

env 14; Box 62, env 

9 


112 


113 




One vessel as 3 masts and one vessel has 4 masts. 

File Unit 03. Down Easters, circa 1900-1955 



Down Easters are usually defined as square-rigged merchant vessels combining large 

carrying capacity with a relatively sharp hull. They got their name from having been built in 

Maine, downwind and east of all the major East Coast ports, and were being used largely 

for the California grain trade (1865-1890). There are some schooners that are referred to 

as Down Easters as well due to the location where they were built and their involvement in 

the grain trade. The vessel types in this file unit are square riggers and schooners. Huycke 

had the Down Easters filed near the square riggers so that is why they are in the Square 

Riggers subseries, even though there are some schooners here.] 

Item No. 001. Alice L. Pendleton (schooner, 4m), 1955 June 25 




Hulk at Noank, Connecticut. 

Item No. 002. Annex (schooner, 4m), 1955 June 25 




Hulk at Noank, Connecticut. Ex GEORGE H. BARNES (schooner, 4m). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 566



Box 43, envelope 14 Item No. 003. Benjamin F. Packard (built 1883; Down Easter, 3m), circa 1920-1955 


114 


115 


116 


117 


118 


119 


120 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with coloring. Imprint on 

photograph says: "Copyright G.E. Plummer" 11 x 14 in. 

Item No. 004. Blue Dolphin (schooner, 2m) at Boothbay Harbor, Maine, 1955 June 25 



Item No. 005. Charles W. Morgan (built 1841; ship, 3m: whaler), Joseph Conrad (ship, 

3m), Australia (schooner, 2m), Brilliant (schooner, 2m), Mon Lei (built 1939; junk), 1955 

June 25 




At Mystic, Connecticut. 

Item No. 006. Edna M. McKnight (schooner, 4m), 1955 June 25 




Hulk at Boothbay Harbor, Maine. 

Item No. 007. Frederick P. Elkin (built 1919; schooner, 3m) at Hampton Roads, 1947 

November 1 



Item No. 008. Henry Failing (built 1882; schooner, 3m), circa 1882-1920s 






Item No. 009. Herbert L. Rawding (built 1919; schooner, 4m), circa 1920-1939 

Creator/Collector: Raynaud, A. F. (Adrian F.), Captain 




An intercoastal ship. 

Item No. 010. Herbert L. Rawding (built 1919; schooner, 4m), circa 1920-1939 




Date and location not known, but probably 1920s-1930s when vessel was an 

intercoastal ship. Photograph apparently taken by A.F. Raynaud. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 567




121 


122 


123 


124 


125 


126 



Item No. 011. Hesper (schooner, 4m), 1955 June 25 




With LUTHER LITTLE (schooner, 4m). At Wiscasset, Maine. 

Item No. 012. J. T. Wing (built, 1919; schooner, 3m), 1955 August 8 




At Belle Isle, Detroit, Michigan. 

Item No. 013. Oriental (ship, 3m), circa 1900-1920s 




Possibly STANDARD (ship, 3m). Copy negative. 

Item No. 014. Ponape (built 1903; bark, 4m), Monongahela (built 1892; bark, 4m), and 

Forest Friend (built 1919 barkentine, 5m), circa 1927 




At Port Adelaide. PONAPE arrived at Adelaide 1927 December 25. MONONGAHELA 

arrived at Adelaide 1927 December 11; sailed 1927 December 31. FOREST FRIEND 

arrived 1927 September 20; sailed 1928 March 1. 

Item No. 015. William H. Harriman (built 1919; schooner, 4m), 1938 




At San Pedro, California. 

Item No. 016. Unidentified square-rigged vessels., circa 1920s-1950s 




At Antioch, California. 2 views of four square-rigged vessels, with a smaller vessel 

along side. Copy negatives. 

Box 62, envelope 9 Item No. 017. Unidentified square-rigged vessels, 3m, circa 1900 




4 unidentified square-rigged vessels in view, at dock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 568



Boxes 35, 41, 49-50, 

61-65, and 81 


41, envs 1-22; Box 

49, fld 5; Box 50, 

envs 1-7; Box 61, 

envs 1-72; Box 62, 

envs 10-21; Box 63, 

flds 1-28; Box 64, 

flds 1-3; Box 65, 

envs 1-9; Box 81, fld 

13 



Subseries 12.2.4.3. Steam schooners, circa 1880s-1970s (bulk 1900-1920s) 



Foreign and domestic steam schooners, most photographs taken on the West Coast. 

Arrangement 

Arranged alphabetically by vessel name. There are 3 items at the end of file unit 01 that are out 

of alphabetical order because they are part of a second accession (SAFR-02186) and were 

received after the first portion was arranged and described. 

File Unit 01. Steam schooners, A-Z, circa 1880s-1970s (bulk 1900-1920s) 



Various views of steam schooners, mostly at West Coast locations. Vessels include 

CRICKET, CYNTHIA OLSON, DAISY GRAY, GEORGE OLSON, HOWARD OLSON, 

KAREN OLSON, LUMBERLADY, MARGARET SCHAFER, OLIVER OLSON, and SAN 

PEDRO. 

Box 41, envelope 1 Item No. 001. Alcatraz (steam schooner), circa 1900-1930s 




At Point Arena, California. 

Box 41, envelope 2 Item No. 002. Amur (built 1890; steamship), circa 1900-1930s 




With HENRY VILLARD (barge), BARODA (barge), ST. DAVID (barge), and unidentified 

barges; all of Griffiths' Coastwise Steamship and Barge Co.; probably laid up at Anyox, 

British Columbia. 

Box 61, envelope 1 Item No. 003. Astoria (steam schooner), 1947 March 15 

Extent: 1 envelope (5 negatives, 5 prints). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. Black-and-white 



San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 2 Item No. 004. Astoria (steam schooner), 1947 April 25 





San Pedro. HOWARD OLSON also in view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 569



Box 61, envelope 3 Item No. 005. Astoria (steam schooner), 1950 April 10 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Black-and-white 

photographic print. 


New Orleans. Anchored at point. 

Box 61, envelope 4 Item No. 006. Barbara Olson (steam schooner), 1946-1947 





Coos Bay, June 1947. San Pedro, 1946. Long Beach, 1946-1947. 

Box 62, envelope 10 Item No. 007. Beaver (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




Deck view; appears to be in disrepair. 

Box 62, envelope 11 Item No. 008. Bee (built 1907; steam schooner), circa 1907-1921 




Deck view. 

Box 62, envelope 12 Item No. 009. Bee (built 1907; steam schooner), circa 1907-1921 




At dock. 

Box 61, envelope 5 Item No. 010. Bering Sea (steam schooner), 1947 June 16 





Ballard, Seattle. Wooden steamer. 

Box 35, folder 7 Item No. 011. Brisk (steam schooner) at Seattle National Yard, 1918 October 24 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph mounted on cardboard. 9.5 x 7.5 

in. 


Photograph purchased by Harold Huycke in Olympia, Washington on 1987 July 9. 

Box 61, envelope 6 Item No. 012. Brunswick (steam schooner), 1947 January 1 





San Francisco. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 570



Box 50, envelope 1 Item No. 013. Carlos (built 1908; steam schooner), 1908 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on board. 9.75 x 

7.5 in. 


Being built in San Francisco, California. Occasionally, the CARLOS brought coke to 

Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico and other cargo back to California during 

WWI. 

Box 50, envelope 2 Item No. 014. Carlos (built 1908; steam schooner), circa 1910s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on board 7.75 x 

9.75 in 


Note on back of photograph has historical information about the ship, including that the 

CARLOS was built by W.F. Stone in October 1908 and the original owner, J. Homer 

Fritch. Occasionally, the CARLOS brought coke to Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, 

Mexico and other cargo back to California during WWI. 

Box 41, envelope 3 Item No. 015. Carlos (built 1908; steam schooner), 1908-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Cracked and bubbled. 3 x 

4.75 in. 


With YELLOWSTONE (steam schooner). In Willapa Harbor. "Mill W," written on original 

enclosure. Occasionally, the CARLOS brought coke to Santa Rosalia, Baja California 

Sur, Mexico and other cargo back to California during WWI. 

Box 61, envelope 7 Item No. 016. Cricket (steam schooner), 1946 September 29 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 negative, 2 prints). 




Long Beach. MARTHA BUEHNER at right. Second print dated 1947 August 15. 

Box 61, envelope 8 Item No. 017. Cricket (steam schooner), 1948-1949 





Long Beach. Views on 1948 August 25 and 1949 September 6. 

Box 61, envelope 9 Item No. 018. Cricket (steam schooner), 1954 August 29 





(Peruvian). Tacoma, Washington. Idle after disch. ore. to load wheat for Callao. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 571



Box 61, envelope 10 Item No. 019. Cynthia Olson (steam schooner), 1952 May 







San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 11 Item No. 020. Cynthia Olson (steam schooner), 1956 June 21 





Coos Bay, Oregon. 

Box 61, envelope 12 Item No. 021. Cynthia Olson (steam schooner), 1963 July 19 





Astoria, Oregon. 

Box 61, envelope 13 Item No. 022. Cynthia Olson (steam schooner), 1963 August 23 





Port Gamble, Washington. 

Box 61, envelope 14 Item No. 023. Cynthia Olson (steam schooner), 1968 January 




Richmond, California. MARGUERITE (barge) also in view. Awaiting scrapping. Photo 

by Mike McGarvey, S.F. 

Box 61, envelope 15 Item No. 024. Cynthia Olson (steam schooner), 1970 




Richmond, California. MARGUERITE (barge) also in view. Awaiting scrapping. Photo 

by Mike McGarvey, S.F. 

Box 61, envelope 16 Item No. 025. Daisy Gadsby (steam schooner), 1947 January-February 





Alameda-Oakland Creek. Views on January 3 and February 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 572



Box 61, envelope 17 Item No. 026. Daisy Gray (steam schooner), 1946 August 31 







San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 18 Item No. 027. Daisy Gray (steam schooner), 1946 October 5 





San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 19 Item No. 028. Daisy Gray (steam schooner), 1947 July 20 





San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 20 Item No. 029. Daisy Gray (steam schooner), 1947 September 21 





San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 21 Item No. 030. Daisy Gray (steam schooner), 1949 September? 




Wilmington. Patten Blinn dock. Note B "Burns" on funnel. 

Box 41, envelope 4 Item No. 031. Delhi (built 1906; steam schooner), 1915 January 19 




Wreck. 

Box 62, envelope 13 Item No. 032. Edgar Vance (built 1913; steam schooner), circa 1913-1915 




At dry dock in Oakland, California. 

Box 62, envelope 14 Item No. 033. Edna Christenson (built 1917; steam schooner), circa 1920s 




At dock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 573



Box 61, envelope 22 Item No. 034. George Olson (steam schooner), 1947 May 7 







Long Beach. 

Box 61, envelope 23 Item No. 035. George Olson (steam schooner), 1947 June 4 





Wilmington. PARISMINA is in the distance. 

Box 61, envelope 24 Item No. 036. George Olson (steam schooner), 1947 August 22 





San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 25 Item No. 037. George Olson (steam schooner), 1947 September 21 

Extent: 1 envelope (2 negatives, 1 print). 




San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 26 Item No. 038. George Olson (steam schooner), 1952 May 





San Pedro. 

Box 41, envelope 5 Item No. 039. Gualala (steam schooner), 1910 




Loading at Walsh Landing, 5 miles north of Fort Ross, California. Fred Linderman 

photo. 

Box 61, envelope 27 Item No. 040. Howard Olson (steam schooner), 1946 September 29 





Long Beach. (With old [sear]) 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 574



Box 61, envelope 28 Item No. 041. Howard Olson (steam schooner), 1946 October 5 







Wilmington. 

Box 61, envelope 29 Item No. 042. Howard Olson (steam schooner), circa 1946-1947 




Wilmington. Patten Blinn Lumber Co. 

Box 61, envelope 30 Item No. 043. Howard Olson (steam schooner), 1947 April 25 





San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 31 Item No. 044. Howard Olson (steam schooner), 1947 September 5 





San Pedro. One view is from 1947 August 15. 

Box 61, envelope 32 Item No. 045. Howard Olson (steam schooner), 1952 May 





Long Beach. With cranes. 

Box 50, envelope 3 Item No. 046. J.B. Stetson (built 1905; steam schooner) ship plans, circa 1905 

Extent: 1 envelope (3 photographic reproductions of ship plans.). 


Reproductions of original ship plans. 


Original ship plans located in the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 


Box 41, envelope 6 Item No. 047. Johanna Smith (steam schooner), circa 1900-1935 



Box 41, envelope 7 Item No. 048. Kalmar (schooner, 3m), 1947 September 12-18 




Long Beach, California. Russian vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 575



Box 61, envelope 33 Item No. 049. Karen Olson (steam schooner), 1947 July 7 







Long Beach. Ex DOROTHY PHILLIPS. 

Box 61, envelope 34 Item No. 050. Karen Olson (steam schooner), 1947 July 11-12 





San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 35 Item No. 051. Karen Olson (steam schooner), 1947 July 26 





Long Beach 

Box 61, envelope 36 Item No. 052. Karen Olson (steam schooner), 1947 August 15 





Wilmington. 

Box 61, envelope 37 Item No. 053. Karen Olson (steam schooner), 1947 September 5 





Departing San Pedro ballast. 

Box 61, envelope 38 Item No. 054. Karen Olson (steam schooner), 1952 May 





Wilmington-LB 

Box 41, envelope 8 Item No. 055. Korall (schooner, 3m), 1947 August 




Long Beach, California. Russian vessel. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 576



Box 41, envelope 9 Item No. 056. Lakme (built 1888; steam schooner), circa 1900-1930s 







Box 62, envelope 15 Item No. 057. Linda Hanify (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




At dock. 

Box 61, envelope 39 Item No. 058. Lumberlady (steam schooner), 1946 September 28 





Long Beach. San Pedro. 

Box 61, envelope 40 Item No. 059. Lumberlady (steam schooner), 1947 February 15 





Long Beach. 

Box 61, envelope 41 Item No. 060. Lumberlady (steam schooner), 1947 June 18 





Rainier, Oregon. Van Fleet Lumber Co. dock. 

Box 61, envelope 42 Item No. 061. Lumberlady (steam schooner), 1947 August 6 





Long Beach. 

Box 50, envelope 4 Item No. 062. Margaret Schafer (steam schooner), circa 1930s 

Extent: 1 envelope. 

Physical Description: High quality photocopy of a black-and-white photograph. 


Photograph taken by Jones in Aberdeen, Washington. 

Box 61, envelope 43 Item No. 063. Margaret Schafer (steam schooner), 1947 June 14 





Aberdeen, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 577



Box 61, envelope 44 Item No. 064. Margaret Schafer (steam schooner), 1948 August 25 







San Pedro. OLIVER OLSON also in view. 

Box 61, envelope 45 Item No. 065. Margaret Schafer (steam schooner), 1952 May 





Wilmington. 

Box 61, envelope 46 Item No. 066. Martha Buehner (steam schooner), 1946 October 5 





Long Beach. CRICKET also in view. [Craig?] shipyard. 

Box 61, envelope 47 Item No. 067. Mary Olson (steam schooner), 1948 August 25 





Long Beach. BARBARA OLSON also in view. 

Box 61, envelope 48 Item No. 068. Mary Olson (steam schooner), 1952 June 





San Pedro. 

Box 41, envelope 10 Item No. 069. Merced (built 1912; steam schooner), circa 1913 




Wreck. 

Box 62, envelope 16 Item No. 070. Nelalem (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




Deck view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 578









At dock. 





At dock. 





Deck view of cabin and crew, looking towards the waterfront/wharf. 





At dock with view of the waterfront, including Crowley's Launches, of San Francisco, in 

the background. 

Box 65, envelope 1 Item No. 075. Newark (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




At sea. 

Box 61, envelope 49 Item No. 076. North Bend (steam schooner), 1947 February 2 





Alameda, California. Being fitted for extra fuel and water tanks for voyage to Philippine 

Islands. Wood steam schooner. Ex ALWILL. 

Box 61, envelope 50 Item No. 077. Oceanside (steam schooner), 1952 May 2 





San Pedro. OCEANSIDE is a lumber carrier, ex LCM. 

Box 61, envelope 51 Item No. 078. Oliver Olson (steam schooner), 1947 February-March 





San Pedro, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 579



Box 61, envelope 52 Item No. 079. Oliver Olson (steam schooner), 1947 September 24 







San Pedro. Arriving evening. 

Box 61, envelope 53 Item No. 080. Oliver Olson (steam schooner), 1949 September 6 





Wilmington. Two negatives are undated. 

Box 61, envelope 54 Item No. 081. Peter Helms (steam schooner), 1947 February 23 






Box 61, envelope 55 Item No. 082. Point San Pablo (steam schooner), 1947 March 10-15 





San Pedro. Ship on last voyage to Puerto Rico for Pope & Talbot -- reported sold to 

foreign buyers on arrival. COASTAL CADET astern. 

Box 61, envelope 56 Item No. 083. Quibian (steam schooner), 1947 May 7 





Long Beach. EMPIRE BYNG astern. Both loading, bound for Manila. QUIBIAN is ex 

A.M. BAXTER. 

Box 61, envelope 57 Item No. 084. Quibian (steam schooner), 1947 August 6 





San Pedro. Ex A.M. BAXTER. 

Box 61, envelope 58 Item No. 085. Quibian (steam schooner), 1947 August 9 





San Pedro. Ex A.M. BAXTER. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 580



Box 49, folder 5 Item No. 086. Robert Johnson (built 1905; steam schooner) with Solano (steam 



schooner) or Avalon (steam schooner) or Hartwood (steam schooner), and Alvarado 

(steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




Three steam schooners in Newport, Oregon. 

Box 61, envelope 59 Item No. 087. Ryder Hanify (steam schooner), 1946 April 18 





Manzanillo, Mexico. 

Box 61, envelope 60 Item No. 088. Salina Cruz (steam schooner), 1947 July 7 





San Pedro. Ex ANNE HANIFY. 

Box 65, envelope 2 Item No. 089. San Pedro (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




At sea. 





At sea. 





Interior view with an individual going down into the hull. 

Box 65, envelope 5 Item No. 092. San Pedro (steam schooner) and C.S. Holmes (schooner, 4m), circa 

1900-1920 




At dock. 





At dock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 581



Box 61, envelope 61 Item No. 094. Santa Barbara (steam schooner), Undated 






"Carl Christenson, PO Box 2, [Grover] City CA 93432" written on original envelope. 

Box 61, envelope 62 Item No. 095. Santa Monica (steam schooner), 1946 May 16 





(Panama). Antofagasta, Chile. Ex HUBERT SCHAFER. 

Box 61, envelope 63 Item No. 096. Santa Monica (steam schooner), Undated 




"Carl Christenson, PO Box 2, [Grover] City CA 93432" written on original envelope. 

Box 41, envelope 11 Item No. 097. Sea Foam (built 1904; steam schooner), circa 1904-1931 




Leaving Point Arena, California. 

Box 61, envelope 64 Item No. 098. Sierra (steam schooner), 1954 August 28 





Lake Union, Washington. SIERRA is on the right. WAWONA (schooner) is on the left. 

Box 61, envelope 65 Item No. 099. Sierra (steam schooner), 1947 July 27 





Wreck raised in Wilmington Harbor. Ex fishing barge. Sank circa 1941-1942. Ex 

VIRGINIA OLSON. 

Box 61, envelope 66 Item No. 100. Sierra (steam schooner), 1959 





Seattle. Original envelope gives date of August 1958, but verso of the two prints are 

labeled 1959 February 12 and 1959 October 3. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 582



Box 50, envelope 5 Item No. 101. Siskiyou (built 1912; steam schooner), 1912 




Physical Description: Sepia toned photograph mounted on cardboard. 6.5 x 8.5 in. 


For the E.K. Wood Lumber Co. at Mathews Shipyard in Hoquiam, Washington. 

Box 50, envelope 6 Item No. 102. Stanley Dollar (built 1908; steam schooner), 1908 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph mounted on cardboard. 6 x 7.75 in. 


Steam schooner is full of lumber; men are sitting atop load. 

Box 50, envelope 7 Item No. 103. Svea (built 1906; steam schooner), early 1900s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph mounted on cardboard. 8 x 10 in. 


"The Swedish Church" 

Box 65, envelope 7 Item No. 104. Thomas L. Wand (built 1906; steam schooner), circa 1906-1922 




At dry dock. 

Box 61, envelope 67 Item No. 105. Tongass (steam schooner), 1953-1954 





Seattle, Washington. St. Vincent de Paul dock, Lake Union. 

Box 61, envelope 68 Item No. 106. Tongass (steam schooner), 1957 October 16 





Seattle, Washington. St. Vincent de Paul dock, Lake Union. 

Box 61, envelope 69 Item No. 107. Tongass (steam schooner), 1957 October 22-23 





Lake Union drydock. Hauled out. 

Box 65, envelope 8 Item No. 108. Unimak (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 




At dry dock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 583



Box 62, envelope 21 Item No. 109. U.S. Engineer's Department (steam schooner), circa 1900-1920 






At dry dock. 

Box 61, envelope 70 Item No. 110. Wapama (steam schooner), 1961 July 1 





Oakland Creek. 

Box 61, envelope 71 Item No. 111. West Coast (steam schooner), 1947 February-May 




Long Beach anchorage, February 23. After explosion in engine room that burned out 

midship. May 13 towed in to Inner Harbor, Long Beach, to be converted to gypsum 

barge. Ex JOHN C. KIRKPATRICK, wood steam schooner. 

Box 41, envelope 12 Item No. 112. Yosemite (built 1906; steam schooner), circa 1906-1926 




At dock. People along the waterfront in foreground. 

Box 61, envelope 72 Item No. 113. Group of vessels in the Oakland Estuary, 1947 January-February 





SVEA, IDAHO, OREGON, HELEN P. DREW in view. Views on January 3 and February 

2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 584



Box 63, folders 1-28; 

Box 64, folders 1-3 



Item No. 114. Steam Schooner photographic prints, A-Z and unidentified, 1884-1952 




Box 63, folders 1-28: Folders A-Z. Includes individual folders for NEWSBOY, NOYO, 

TIVERTON (photos from Tom Fordham), WASP); photos of groups of ships; 

unidentified steam schooners; CMA Morrow Cover Wreck of unidentified steam 

schooner. Prominent vessels include ARAGO, ALCATRAZ, ANNIE CHRISTENSEN, 

BEE offshore in Humboldt, CENTRALIA with Mexican troops and families, Coos Bay 

wreck at Lands End, CARLOS at a snowy lumber dock, DAISY MATTHEWS wreck, 

DAVENPORT with lumber falling off the ship, DELHI, ESTHER JOHNSON, FOREST 

KING, FIFIELD, F.S. LOOP unloading lumber in Grays Harbor, GRAYS HARBOR, 

HELEN P. DREW, HELENE, HOQUIAM, HORACE X. BAXTER, HORNET, HOWARD 

OLSEN, IDAHO, J.B. STETSON, JULIA H. REY wrecked and going to pieces, 

KATHERINE OLSEN, MARY OLSEN, MARTHA BUEHNER, MERCED, NEHALEN, 

NORTH FOLK, NORWOOD, OLIVER OLSEN, OM CLARK, QUINALT, RAINIER, 

RAYMOND, REDWOOD, RONONDO, SAN DIEGO, SAN PEDRO, SANTA MONICA, 

SEA FOAM, SHASTA, SOUTH COAST, STANLEY DOLLAR, TAMALPIAS, THOS. L. 

WARD, TILLAMOOK, UNIMACK, VANGUARD, WASHINGTON, WASP, WILLAMETTE, 

WILLAPA, WM. H. MURPHY. 

Each print has the name of the schooner written on it and sometimes has the date the 

photo was taken. Some photos are 20th century reproductions of late 19th century 

photos, but most photos are prints made from photos taken circa 1920s-1960s.There 

are some photos in these folders that are stamped "Pete Hurd Collection" on the back, 

or stamped "Victor C. West collection", "Ernest Marquez collection", or are labeled as 

being from the Carl Christensen collection, or are from the SF Maritime collection; this 

is how we received the collection from Huycke. 

Box 64, folders 1-3: Steam Schooner photographs, unidentified and groups of vessels, 

circa 1888-1950 

Box 41, Envelope 13 Item No. 115. Miscellaneous vessels, Undated 




FANTOME (auxiliary schooner, 4m: yacht), TILLIKUM (dugout canoe), WILLIAM 

NOTTINGHAM (vessel type unidentified), WILLIAM TAYLOR (vessel type unidentified) 

Box 41, Envelope 14 Item No. 116. Miscellaneous vessels, 1960 August 25-27 




Schooners at Barcelona, Spain. Vessels include: ST. BERNARDO, NUEVO 

CORAZON, MIGUEL MURALL, CALA ENCANTADA, MONTJOY, and other 

miscellaneous vessels. 

Box 65, envelope 9 Item No. 117. Unidentified vessel at sea, circa 1900-1920 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 585



Box 41, Envelope 15 Item No. 118. Unidentified steam schooner, circa 1904-1907 






Hull of a steam schooner under construction by Hall Bros. At Winslow or Port Blakely, 

Washington. Most likely NORWOOD or SHNA YAK. 

Box 41, Envelope 16 Item No. 119. Unidentified steam schooner at dock, circa 1900-1920 



Box 41, Envelope 17 Item No. 120. Unidentified steam schooner with unidentified man standing on deck, 

circa 1900-1920 



Box 41, Envelope 18 Item No. 121. Unidentified steam schooners in Port Blakely, Washington, circa 

1880s-1902 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 4 x 5 in.; 2.75 x 3.5 in. 


Copy negatives. View of hull construction and groups of vessels. These date reflect 

when the Hall Brothers Shipyard was building in Port Blakely. 

Box 41, Envelope 19 Item No. 122. Unidentified steam schooners, circa 1950s-1970s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives of unidentified format; 

various specific sizes as if they were cut for editing. 1.75 x 1.25 in. 


Vessels include a ship, 3m; schooner, 4m; and barkentine, 4m. Copy negatives. 

Photographic images of historic prints. 

Box 41, Envelope 20 Item No. 123. Figureheads on display at the Mariners' Museum, Newport News, Virginia, 

1956 




One of the photos apparently shows the figurehead of the RIVERSDALE (vessel type 

unidentified) outside at Victoria, British Columbia, July 1956. 

Box 41, Envelope 21 Item No. 124. Old anchor picked up off Ediz Hook, Port Angeles, Washington, 1959 

March 



Box 41, Envelope 22 Item No. 125. Unidentified steam schooners in Puget Sound, Washington, circa 

1900-1920s 




Vessels include three-masted ships and a four-masted bark. Copy negatives. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 586



Box 81, Folder 13 Item No. 126. Elna (steam schooner) in Port Orford, Oregon, circa 1920-1940s 





Box 81, Folder 13 Item No. 127. Port Orford (steam schooner) in Port Orford, Oregon, circa 1920-1942 




PORT ORFORD: Wrecked in December 1942 in Alaska. 

Box 81, Folder 13 Item No. 128. Port Orford (steam schooner) in Port Orford, Oregon, circa 1920-1942 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 12 x 19.5 in 


PORT ORFORD: Wrecked in December 1942 in Alaska. 

Box 49, fld 6 File Unit 02. Steam schooners, "extras, duplicates", 1946-1953 



Includes the vessels BARBARA OLSEN, CRICKET, GEO. OLSEN, HOWARD OLSEN, 

NOYA sinking, and SEA FOAM at West Coast locations. 

Box 49, folder 6 Item No. 001. Steam Schooner photographic prints, 1946-1953 

Boxes 41, 50-60, 62, 

64, and 66 




Includes the vessels BARBARA OLSEN, CRICKET, GEO. OLSEN, HOWARD OLSEN, 

NOYA sinking, and SEA FOAM. Photographs taken in Manzanicco, Mexico; San Pedro, 

California; Point Arena, California; and Long Beach, California. These photos came 

from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates". 

Subseries 12.2.4.4. Steamers, circa 1900-1992 (bulk 1943-1966) 



Contains photographs of steamers (vessels powered by steam) including barges, cargo ships, 

ferries, tankers, tugboats, etc. 

Boxes 51-61 originally all had small envelopes (3.5 x 6 in.) with typed descriptions of the 

vessels which contained black-and-white photographic prints and negatives. There were also 

color photographic prints interfiled in between the envelopes where they fell alphabetically. 

This original physical arrangement has been maintained but the envelopes have been 

replaced. The envelopes in boxes 51-60 were identified as steamers and these have been 

added intellectually to file unit 01 (Steamers, A-Z). Other envelopes in box 60 were grouped 

into the following categories: unidentified vessels and groups of vessels in one photograph 

(these have been added intellectually to file units 02-03); Ferries, Inland; Fishing, Misc; 

Lightships, pilots; Naval ships; Tugs, Barges; miscellaneous harbor scenes (these categories 

have been maintained as separate file units 04-09). The envelopes in box 61 were identified as 

steam schooners and have been physically left in place but intellectually placed in series 

12.2.4.3 Steam schooners.] 

Arrangement 

Arranged alphabetically by vessel name. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 587



Box 41, envs 23-39; 

Box 50, envs 8-10; 

Boxes 51-59, Box 

60, envs 1-11; Box 

62, envs 22-24; Box 

64, flds 5, 7-30, 32; 




File Unit 01. Steamers, A-Z, circa 1900-1992 (bulk 1947-1960) 



Includes photographs of many Liberty ships and Victory ships. 

Box 51, envelope 1 Item No. 001. A [lB] ship, 1982 October 27 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 color print). 

Physical Description: Color photographic print 


Tacoma, Washington. Handwriting on back of print difficult to read; possibly "lB ship" as 

the abbreviation of 'lumber ship,' as it appears to be a cargo ship loaded with lumber. 

Or, possibly the abbreviation of "A lrg ship" stands for "A large ship." 

Box 51, envelope 2 Item No. 002. Abraham Lincoln (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1946 February 2 





Box 51, envelope 3 Item No. 003. Achatina (tanker) in Bremerhaven shipyard, 1958 June 26 





(New tanker being built in Bremer Vulkan Yard, Bremerhaven). 

Box 51, envelope 4 Item No. 004. Adabelle Lykes (steamship), 1950 April 20 





Galveston, Texas. 

Box 41, envelope 23 Item No. 005. Admiral Watson (passenger vessel), 1915 




Sunk at Seattle, Washington. Photo by John R. Williams. Gift to Pat? Masterson, Port 

Orford, Ore. Copy to H.D. Huycke. 

Box 51, envelope 5 Item No. 006. Adolf Vinnen (steamship), 1966 May 





(German). Corinto, Nic. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 588



Box 51, envelope 6 Item No. 007. African Glade (steamship), 1950 March 







Trieste. Prudential Lines. 

Box 51, envelope 7 Item No. 008. African Marquis (steamship), 1957 May-June 





(Lib., Pan.). Tacoma, Washington. (Loaded scrap. Put out from dock, came back with 

engine trouble. Spent about six days repairing, sailed about 1957 June 8.). 

Box 51, envelope 8 Item No. 009. Akkrumdyk (steamship), 1949 March 29 





Houston, Texas. 

Box 51, envelope 9 Item No. 010. Akkrumdyk (steamship), 1960 July 10 





(Du). Panama Canal. 

Box 51, envelope 10 Item No. 011. Alameda (steamship), 1954 June 6 





Tacoma, Washington. Also view of starboard quarter, loading lumber, 1955 April 23. 

One photograph has ALLEN JOHNSON next to ALAMEDA. 

Box 51, envelope 11 Item No. 012. Alamo Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 5 






Box 51, envelope 12 Item No. 013. Alamo Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1948 September 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 589



Box 51, envelope 13 Item No. 014. Alan Seegar (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March-July 







Long Beach, March 11. San Pedro, July 11. 

Box 51, envelope 14 Item No. 015. Alaska (steamship), 1947 June 17 





Seattle. 

Box 51, envelope 15 Item No. 016. Alaska Cedar (steamship), 1955 May 





Seattle. First voyage for W.R. Chamberlin with new cranes. 

Box 51, envelope 16 Item No. 017. Alcoa Cavalier (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 August 25 





New Orleans. 

Box 51, envelope 17 Item No. 018. Alcoa Clipper (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1948 January 9 





New Orleans. 

Box 51, envelope 18 Item No. 019. Alcoa Corsair (steamship), 1947 April 26 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 19 Item No. 020. Alcoa Mariner (steamship), 1963 October 17 





Astoria, Oregon. Sailing for Port Everglades, Florida. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 590



Box 51, envelope 20 Item No. 021. Alcoa Pioneer (steamship), 1963 July 8 







Humboldt Bay. Arriving Field's Landing. 

Box 51, envelope 21 Item No. 022. Alcoa Pointer (steamship), 1959 May 





Port Gamble. Port Angeles. Newport. 

Box 51, envelope 22 Item No. 023. Alcoa Pointer (steamship), 1961 September 23 





Galveston, Texas. Chartered to Central Gulf S.S. Co. 

Box 51, envelope 23 Item No. 024. Alboni (steamship), 1946 October 5 





San Pedro. QUEEN OF THE SEAS, astern. 

Box 51, envelope 24 Item No. 025. Alexander Hamilton (steamship), 1947 June 14 






Box 51, envelope 25 Item No. 026. Alfred Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 October 





San Francisco, California. 

Box 51, envelope 26 Item No. 027. Al-Ind-Esk-A-Sea (steamship), 1982 October 21 

Extent: 1 envelope (2 color prints). 

Physical Description: Color photographic prints. 


Everett, Washington. Burning. Sank next day 10:15 1982 October 22. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 591



Box 51, envelope 27 Item No. 028. All Alaskan (steamship), 1982 October 27 




Physical Description: Color photographic print. 


Tacoma. 

Box 51, envelope 28 Item No. 029. Alleghany Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1949 January 25 





New Orleans. 

Box 51, envelope 29 Item No. 030. Alleghany Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 January 2 





Sasebo, Japan. 

Box 51, envelope 30 Item No. 031. Allen Johnson (steamship), 1954 June 6 





Tacoma, Washington. As grain storage ship. 

Box 51, envelope 31 Item No. 032. Alma Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1958 May 14 





San Juan, PR. With deck load lumber. Original envelope gives date as May 15. 

Box 51, envelope 32 Item No. 033. Alma Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1958 May 28 




Beaumont, Texas. 

Box 51, envelope 33 Item No. 034. Aloha State (steamship), 1963 July 2 





[slg or sG] A&M Dock. At Aberdeen. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 592



Box 51, envelope 34 Item No. 035. Amalric (steamship), 1960 September 3 







British ship being built Bremer-Vulkan yard, Germany. 

Box 51, envelope 35 Item No. 036. Amapala (steamship), 1947 September 5 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 36 Item No. 037. Amazonas (steamship), 1950 April 14 





(Peruvian). Galveston. Original envelope gives date as April 15. 

Box 51, envelope 37 Item No. 038. America Transport (steamship), 1948 August 





Wilmington, California. 

Box 51, envelope 38 Item No. 039. American Jurist (steamship), 1948 December 18 





English Channel. 

Box 51, envelope 39 Item No. 040. American Mail (steamship), 1954 September 25 






Box 51, envelope 40 Item No. 041. American Mail (steamship), circa 1957 May 20 





(U.S.). Tacoma, Washington. Week of 1957 May 20. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 593



Box 51, envelope 41 Item No. 042. American Traveler (steamship), 1960 September 3 







Weser River. 

Box 51, envelope 42 Item No. 043. Amersea (steamship), 1954 September 12 






Box 51, envelope 43 Item No. 044. Amstelpark (steamship), 1957 April 28 





(Dutch). Tacoma, Washington. Arrived April 28, started loading grain April 29. 

Box 51, envelope 44 Item No. 045. Amsteltad (steamship), 1950 April 18 





Galveston. 

Box 51, envelope 45 Item No. 046. Anax (steamship), 1957 May-June 





(Grk., Lib., Pan.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 51, envelope 46 Item No. 047. Anchor Hitch (steamship), 1956 June 17 






Box 51, envelope 47 Item No. 048. Anchorage Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 21 





San Pedro, California. Original envelope gives date as September 20. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 594



Box 51, envelope 48 Item No. 049. Ancud (steamship), 1956 July 21 







(Chile). Vancouver, British Columbia. 

Box 51, envelope 49 Item No. 050. Andrew Marschalk (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1949 January 25 





New Orleans. 

Box 51, envelope 50 Item No. 051. Andrew Marschalk (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1950 August 31 





New Orleans, Louisiana. Anchored at the Point. 

Box 51, envelope 51 Item No. 052. Anna Bakke (steamship), 1956 August 





(Norw). Tacoma, Washington. Late August 1956. 

Box 51, envelope 52 Item No. 053. Anniston City (steamship), 1949 December 17 





New Orleans. Captain A.M. Burbank. 

Box 51, envelope 53 Item No. 054. Annitsa A. (steamship), 1958 May 24 





Mobile, Alabama. 

Box 51, envelope 54 Item No. 055. Antelope Hills (steamship), 1949 January 25 





New Orleans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 595



Box 51, envelope 55 Item No. 056. Antigua (steamship), 1948 January 9 







New Orleans. 

Box 51, envelope 56 Item No. 057. Antilles (steamship), 1958 May 14 





(French). San Juan, PR. Original envelope give date as May 15. 

Box 51, envelope 57 Item No. 058. Arauco (steamship), 1959 September 22 





(Chilean). Oakland, California. ARAUCO came to San Francisco en route to Japan to 

be scrapped. Built in W. Hartlepool, England 1921. Capt. [Turner] had trouble getting 

[cral hulkers] in SF Bay. 

Box 51, envelope 58 Item No. 059. Arcadia Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1949 August 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 59 Item No. 060. Argentan (steamship), 1947 September 





Long Beach. 

Box 51, envelope 60 Item No. 061. Argentan (steamship), 1949 July 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 61 Item No. 062. Argentina (steamship), 1947 August 6 





Long Beach. Liberty WM. VAUGHN MOODY also in view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 596



Box 51, envelope 62 Item No. 063. Argobec (steamship), 1957 October 19 







(British, of London). Tacoma, Washington. Loading scrap. In port more than 10 days. 

Box 51, envelope 63 Item No. 064. Arietta (steamship), 1956 April-May 





(Greek). Tacoma. Loading scrap. 1956 April 28 and 1956 May 5-13. Sailed 10:45 PM 

1956 May 13. 

Box 51, envelope 64 Item No. 065. Aristides (steamship), 1956 May 26 





(Honduras). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 51, envelope 65 Item No. 066. Aristogiton (steamship), 1950 August 25 





New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Box 51, envelope 66 Item No. 067. Arkansas (steamship), 1947 September 12 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 67 Item No. 068. Asbury Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 March 21 

Extent: 1 envelope (1 color negative, 1 color print). 

Physical Description: Color negative. Color photographic print. 


Pusan, Korea. 

Box 51, envelope 68 Item No. 069. Astron (steamship), 1956 August 





Tacoma, Washington. Late August 1956. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 597



Box 51, envelope 69 Item No. 070. Athelfoam (steamship), 1958 May 26 







(British tanker, Liverpool). Mississippi River, below Braithwaite. Went ashore in fog day 

or two before photo taken. 

Box 51, envelope 70 Item No. 071. Atlantic Express (steamship), 1947 April 26 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 71 Item No. 072. Atlantic Gladiator (steamship), 1956 June 17 





(Lib.). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 51, envelope 72 Item No. 073. Aurora (steamship), 1956 May 2 





(Puerto Cortez. Hon. or Nic.) Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain for Japan. 

Box 51, envelope 73 Item No. 074. Averdijk (steamship), 1947 February 2 





San Francisco. Ex DURHAM VICTORY. 

Box 51, envelope 74 Item No. 075. Aztec (steamship), 1947 March 19 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 75 Item No. 076. Azuero (steamship), 1955 July 10 





(Pan.). Tacoma. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 598



Box 51, envelope 76 Item No. 077. Barbara Lykes (steamship), 1948 May 






Marseilles, France. Anchored off Cape de Gata. Ex NEPTUNE'S CAR. 

Box 51, envelope 77 Item No. 078. Barnaul (steamship), 1947 August 29 




(Russian, Vladivostok). Long Beach. 

Box 51, envelope 78 Item No. 079. Barney Kirschbaum (steamship), 1947 August 22 





Long Beach. 

Box 51, envelope 79 Item No. 080. Bataan (steamship), 1947 June 4 





San Pedro. 

Box 51, envelope 80 Item No. 081. Battle Mountain (steamship), 1949 March 28 





Houston Ship Canal. 

Box 51, envelope 81 Item No. 082. Bayernstein (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Ger.). Bremen, Germany. Being turned for entering Bremen docks. 

Box 51, envelope 82 Item No. 083. Baylor Victory (steamship), 1947 February-September 





San Pedro. View with CENTRAL VICTORY on the right, February 23. Second view is 

on September 20. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 599



Box 41, envelope 24 Item No. 084. Beaver (paddle steamer), Undated 



Creator/Collector: Curtis, Asahel, 1874-1941 




Photog. No. 25803. 

Box 51, envelope 83 Item No. 085. Beaver State (steamship), 1952 May 12 





Long Beach. Ex SOUTH AFRICAN VICTORY. 

Box 51, envelope 84 Item No. 086. Beaver State (steamship), 1964 June 21 





Lisbon, Portugal. 

Box 51, envelope 85 Item No. 087. Beaver State (steamship), 1964 June 





Barreiro, Lisbon, Portugal. 

Box 51, envelope 86 Item No. 088. Beaver Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1952 January 15 





Tokyo Bay. 

Box 51, envelope 87 Item No. 089. Bedford Queen (steamship), 1951 August 8 





(British). Savona, Italy. 

Box 51, envelope 88 Item No. 090. Bedford Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 May 31 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 600



Box 51, envelope 89 Item No. 091. Bedford Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 January 2 








Box 51, envelope 90 Item No. 092. Belfort (steamship), 1947 November 12 





(French). Off Cape Henry, Va. 

Box 51, envelope 91 Item No. 093. Belgium Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1948 September 19 






Box 51, envelope 92 Item No. 094. Belgorod (steamship), 1947 June 4 





(Russian). San Pedro. Ex PAUL DUNBAR. 

Box 51, envelope 93 Item No. 095. Benjamin A. Fisher (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1948 January 9 





New Orleans. 

Box 51, envelope 94 Item No. 096. Benjamin Huntington (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 November - 1948 

March 




Norfolk-Genoa, New Orleans--La Pallice 

Box 51, envelope 95 Item No. 097. Bering Sea (steamship), 1957 June 





Tacoma, Washington. At this time, ship was for sale, for price in range of $20,000 to 

$25,000. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 601



Box 51, envelope 96 Item No. 098. Bernard Lo (steamship), 1960 September 1 







(Fr.). English Cannel. 

Box 51, envelope 97 Item No. 099. Bessemer Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August-1951 March 





San Pedro, 1947 August 29. Sasebo, Japan, 1951 March. 

Box 51, envelope 98 Item No. 100. Betsy Olson (steamship), 1951 April-May 




San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 1 Item No. 101. Billings Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 September 26 






Box 52, envelope 2 Item No. 102. Birkenstein (steamship), 1956 January 29 





(German). Seattle, Washington. On first trip. 

Box 52, envelope 3 Item No. 103. Bjorgheim (steamship), 1963 May 





(Norw.). Astoria, Oregon. Loading logs. 

Box 52, envelope 4 Item No. 104. Blue Grass State (steamship), 1961 Spring 





Approaching Shimonoseki Str. after picking up pilot bound Eastward. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 602



Box 52, envelope 5 Item No. 105. Blue Star (steamship), 1980 September 18 






Aberdeen. 

Box 52, envelope 6 Item No. 106. Bolivia (steamship), 1947 September 19 





(Swede). San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 7 Item No. 107. Boise Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 June 28 





San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 8 Item No. 108. Bougainville (steamship), 1956 February 5 





(Norw.). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 52, envelope 9 Item No. 109. Bougainville (steamship), 1957 February 5 





(Norw.). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 52, envelope 10 Item No. 110. Brainerd Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 29 





San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 11 Item No. 111. Brandenburg (steamship), 1956 June 3 





(Ger.). Tacoma, Washington. Original envelope gives date as 1956 May 26. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 603



Box 52, envelope 12 Item No. 112. Brastagi (steamship), 1947 August 9 







(Dutch). San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 13 Item No. 113. Breim (steamship), 1956 August 25 





(Norwg.) Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 52, envelope 14 Item No. 114. Bremen (steamship), 1958 June 26 





(Ger.). Bremerhaven, Germany. Being refitted for No. German-Lloyd. Ex PASTEUR. 

Box 52, envelope 15 Item No. 115. Bremen (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Ger.). Bremerhaven, Germany. 

Box 52, envelope 16 Item No. 116. Brimanger (steamship), 1947 August 22 





(Norw.). San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 17 Item No. 117. Britain Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 15 





Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 18 Item No. 118. Britain Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 September 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 604



Box 52, envelope 19 Item No. 119. British Columbia Express (steamship), 1947 August 2 








Box 52, envelope 20 Item No. 120. Bulktrader (steamship), 1958 March 13 





(Lib.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 52, envelope 21 Item No. 121. Bunker Hill (steamship), 1947 July 12 





San Pedro. Original envelope gives the date as July 11. 

Box 52, envelope 22 Item No. 122. Buntenstein (steamship), 1962 April 3 





(Ger.). Panama Canal. 

Box 52, envelope 23 Item No. 123. Cabo Menor (steamship), 1960 August 25 





(Sp.) Barcelona, Spain. With second idle ship. 

Box 52, envelope 24 Item No. 124. Cabo Prior (steamship), 1960 August 27 





(Sp.) Barcelona, Spain. 

Box 41, envelope 25 Item No. 125. Cali (merchant vessel), 1947 October 




Colon. Ex HIDALGO, ex HAWAII. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 605



Box 52, envelope 25 Item No. 126. California (tanker), 1947 March-August 







San Pedro. Texas Co. tanker. Views on March 23 and August 22. 

Box 52, envelope 26 Item No. 127. California (steamship), 1947 September 12-21 





Long Beach. Ex LUCIEN LAUBAUDT. 

Box 52, envelope 27 Item No. 128. California (schooner, 2m: pilot vessel), 1960 December 8 




Off San Francisco Bar. 

Box 52, envelope 28 Item No. 129. Californian (steamship), 1948 September 24 





(Left) Liberty. (American Hawaiian). Wilmington, California. 

Box 52, envelope 29 Item No. 130. Callao (steamship), 1955 February 19 




Tacoma. Ex MONSERRATE. Peruvian transport salved in Callao in 1943 after German 

crew set fire to ship. 

Box 52, envelope 30 Item No. 131. Calmar (steamship), 1947 June-August 





San Pedro. Views on June 4 and August 22. 

Box 52, envelope 31 Item No. 132. Canada (steamship), 1947 May 31 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 606



Box 52, envelope 32 Item No. 133. Canada Mail (steamship), 1956 January-February 







Tacoma, Washington. One photo from 1956 January 28 or 21. One photo from 1956 

February ([dep?] loaded). 

Box 52, envelope 33 Item No. 134. Canadian Star (steamship), 1962 March 7 





Panama Canal. Blue Star Line. 

Box 52, envelope 34 Item No. 135. Canopus (steamship), 1958 June 24 





(Ger.). Off Elbe River entrance. 

Box 52, envelope 35 Item No. 136. Canton Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 19 





San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 36 Item No. 137. Cape Alava (steamship), 1944 October 





Guam. 

Box 52, envelope 37 Item No. 138. Cape Ann (steamship), 1963 May 10-11 





Astoria, Oregon. Deck cargo studs. Also loading at Westport, Oregon. 

Box 52, envelope 38 Item No. 139. Cape Hawke (steamship), 1947 July-August 





San Pedro. Views on July 11 and August 9. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 607



Box 52, envelope 39 Item No. 140. Cape Kumukaki (steamship), 1944 October 







Guam. 

Box 52, envelope 40 Item No. 141. Cape Mendocino (steamship), 1944 October 





Guam. 

Box 52, envelope 41 Item No. 142. Cape San Martin (steamship), 1974 July 

Extent: 1 envelope (3 color prints). 



Tacoma. [Zidell's?] dock. Prior to scrapping. 

Box 52, envelope 42 Item No. 143. Cape Stephens (steamship), 1947 October 9 





Panama Canal. Original envelope gives date as October 8. 

Box 52, envelope 43 Item No. 144. Cape Stephens (steamship), circa 1980 



Box 52, envelope 44 Item No. 145. Capital Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 





San Francisco, January 1. San Pedro, August 22. 

Box 52, envelope 45 Item No. 146. Captain Lukis (steamship), 1956 November 






Box 52, envelope 46 Item No. 147. Carlotta Bolten (steamship), 1962 April 3 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 608



Box 52, envelope 47 Item No. 148. Carrick Bend (steamship), 1946 October 5 







Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 48 Item No. 149. Carrier (steamship), 1950 April 17 





(Norw.). Houston. 

Box 52, envelope 49 Item No. 150. Castleville (steamship), 1947 June 28 






Box 52, envelope 50 Item No. 151. Catawba Ford (steamship), 1954 May 27 






Box 52, envelope 51 Item No. 152. Cavalaire (steamship), 1961 April 16 





(Fr.). Nagoya, Japan. BASTIA (Fr.) also in view. 

Box 52, envelope 52 Item No. 153. Celestial (steamship), 1952 May 9 





Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 53 Item No. 154. Central Victory (steamship), 1947 August 6-15 





Long Beach, August 6. San Pedro, August 15. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 609



Box 52, envelope 54 Item No. 155. Ceres (steamship), 1960 July 10 







(Du.). Panama Canal. 

Box 52, envelope 55 Item No. 156. Chanute Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February 2 




Box 52, envelope 56 Item No. 157. Charles Lykes (steamship), 1950 March 





Trieste. 

Box 52, envelope 57 Item No. 158. Chastine Maersk (steamship), 1947 September 5 





(Dane.). San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 58 Item No. 159. Chili (steamship), 1956 April 28 





(French). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 52, envelope 59 Item No. 160. Chili (steamship), 1956 August 5 






Box 52, envelope 60 Item No. 161. China Mail (steamship), 1947 June 28 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 610



Box 52, envelope 61 Item No. 162. Chinese Prince (steamship), 1949 August 







Wilmington. 

Box 52, envelope 62 Item No. 163. Choctaw (steamship), 1951 January 






Box 52, envelope 63 Item No. 164. Choloma (steamship), 1947 October 10 





Colon, Canal Zone. PACIFIC STAR also in view. 

Box 52, envelope 64 Item No. 165. Chris H. (steamship), 1957 February 1 






Box 52, envelope 65 Item No. 166. Christian Bergh (steamship), 1947 July 2 





San Pedro. Loading for South America. 

Box 52, envelope 66 Item No. 167. Christopher Greenup (steamship), 1946 August 





Portland, Oregon. Coming from boneyard for refitting. 

Box 52, envelope 67 Item No. 168. Chryssi (steamship), 1947 March 23 





(Greek). Long Beach. Ex FRANCISCO MORAZAN. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 611



Box 52, envelope 68 Item No. 169. Clarence H. Matson (steamship), 1954 March 6 







Tacoma, Washington. Taken out of boneyard for grain store-ship. 

Box 52, envelope 69 Item No. 170. Clarksburg Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 29 





Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 70 Item No. 171. Clovis Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 15 





San Pedro. Original envelope gives date as September 16. 

Box 52, envelope 71 Item No. 172. Coastal Cadet (steamship), 1947 February-March 





San Pedro, March 15. Long Beach, February 23. 

Box 52, envelope 72 Item No. 173. Coastal Charger (steamship), 1947 February 23 





Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 73 Item No. 174. Coastal Courser (steamship), 1947 July 25-26 





San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 74 Item No. 175. Coastal Nomad (steamship), 1947 July-September 





San Pedro. Views on July 11 and September 17. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 612



Box 52, envelope 75 Item No. 176. Coastal Rambler (steamship), 1947-1954 







Wilmington, 1947 February 23. Seattle, Washington, 1947 June 17. Seattle, 

Washington, 1954 August 14. 

Box 52, envelope 76 Item No. 177. Coastal Star (steamship), 1949 July 9 




San Pedro. Ex LCM. 

Box 52, envelope 77 Item No. 178. Colima (steamship), 1947 July 2 





Long Beach. Ex BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. Original envelope gives date as August 2. 

Box 52, envelope 78 Item No. 179. Colina (steamship), 1947 September 17 





San Pedro. Tanker. 

Box 52, envelope 79 Item No. 180. Constitution State (steamship), 1956 September 29 






Box 52, envelope 80 Item No. 181. Constitution State (steamship), 1958 June 29 





Rotterdam. 

Box 52, envelope 81 Item No. 182. Constitution State (steamship), 1961 March 




Port Angeles (bow view) and Long Beach (stern view). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 613



Box 52, envelope 82 Item No. 183. Constitution State (steamship), 1961 November 4 






Ras Es Sider, Libya. Group photo, taken from flying bridge while heavy lift being 

discharged to lighters. 

Box 52, envelope 83 Item No. 184. Constitution State (steamship), 1961 November 30 





Arriving New Orleans (1961 December 1). Deck views. 

Box 52, envelope 84 Item No. 185. Constitution State (steamship), 1962 March 





Panama Canal. 

Box 52, envelope 85 Item No. 186. Contest (steamship), 1947 January 1 






Box 52, envelope 86 Item No. 187. Cormorant (steamship), circa 1957 April 13 






Box 52, envelope 87 Item No. 188. Corrientes (steamship), 1954 January 






Box 52, envelope 88 Item No. 189. Cornell Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 22 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 614



Box 52, envelope 89 Item No. 190. Cotton State (steamship), 1950 April 16 








Box 52, envelope 90 Item No. 191. Council Bluffs Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 June 4 





Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 91 Item No. 192. Coeur D'Alene Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1962 March 8 





From CONSTITUTION STATE, in Bahamas, after clearing Canal within 1 hour each 

other--bound to East Coast with lumber. 

Box 52, envelope 92 Item No. 193. Courseulles (steamship), 1947 August 6 





(French). San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 93 Item No. 194. Coxcomb Hills (steamship), 1947 May 31 





San Pedro. Original envelope gives the date as 1947 June 4. 

Box 52, envelope 94 Item No. 195. Crescent Hills (steamship), 1947 March 23 





San Pedro. 

Box 52, envelope 95 Item No. 196. Crete (steamship), 1956 December 





(Gr.). Tacoma, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 615



Box 52, envelope 96 Item No. 197. Crifone (steamship), 1947 June 28 







(Italian). Long Beach. 

Box 52, envelope 97 Item No. 198. Crown Point (steamship), 1947 September 12 





San Pedro. 

Box 41, envelope 26 Item No. 199. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Forest Friend (barge?), Riversdale 

(barge?), 1963? 




Bow on view of the FOREST FRIEND. Astern of her is the RIVERSDALE. Off by itself is 

the bow of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

Box 41, envelope 27 Item No. 200. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Forest Friend (barge?), Riversdale 

(barge?), 1963? 




Bow on view of the FOREST FRIEND. Astern of her is the RIVERSDALE. Off by itself is 

the bow of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

Box 41, envelope 28 Item No. 201. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Forest Friend (barge?), and Melanope 

(barge?), 1963? 




"First print" - Remains of steamer hulls. Port bow of the MELANOPE. "Second print" - 

Port quarter of the MELANOPE. Aft and beyond is the star quarter of the CROWN 

ZELLERBACH NO. 2. "Third print" - Starboard side of FOREST FRIEND. In distance is 

the stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

Box 41, envelope 29 Item No. 202. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Forest Friend (barge?), and Melanope 

(barge?), 1963? 




"First print" - Remains of steamer hulls. Port bow of the MELANOPE. "Second print" - 

Port quarter of the MELANOPE. Aft and beyond is the star quarter of the CROWN 

ZELLERBACH NO. 2. "Third print" - Starboard side of FOREST FRIEND. In distance is 

the stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 616



Box 41, envelope 30 Item No. 203. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Forest Friend (barge?), Melanope 



(barge?), and Riversdale (barge?), 1963? 




"First photo" - Bow of the MELANOPE and stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

"Second photo" - Is the nearest I could get on the mud flats showing the wrecks. First in 

line from shore is the FOREST FRIEND. Then the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 3, ex 

RIVERSDALE, then nearest the bow and stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2 

and beyond the steamer remains the bow and stern of the MELANOPE. 

Box 41, envelope 31 Item No. 204. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Forest Friend (barge?), Melanope 

(barge?), and Riversdale (barge?), 1963? 




"First photo" - Bow of the MELANOPE and stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

"Second photo" - Is the nearest I could get on the mud flats showing the wrecks. First in 

line from shore is the FOREST FRIEND. Then the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 3, ex 

RIVERSDALE, then nearest the bow and stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2 

and beyond the steamer remains the bow and stern of the MELANOPE. 

Box 41, envelope 32 Item No. 205. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Melanope (barge?), and Riversdale 

(barge?), 1963? 




"Upper photo" shows starboard quarter of the RIVERSDALE. Aft and beyond is the bow 

of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. "Lower photo" - nearest is the port quarter of the 

MELANOPE. Beyond is the stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

Box 41, envelope 33 Item No. 206. Crown Zellerbach No. 2 (barge), Melanope (barge?), and Riversdale 

(barge?), 1963? 




"Upper photo" shows starboard quarter of the RIVERSDALE. Aft and beyond is the bow 

of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. "Lower photo" - nearest is the port quarter of the 

MELANOPE. Beyond is the stern of the CROWN ZELLERBACH NO. 2. 

Box 52, envelope 98 Item No. 207. Culburra (steamship), 1947 June 18 





Goble, Oregon (Col. River). Wooden World War I ship. 

Box 52, envelope 99 Item No. 208. Cyrus W. Field (steamship), 1947 November 11 





Newport News, Virginia. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 617



Box 53, envelope 1 Item No. 209. Dairetsu Maru (steamship), 1956 June 21 







(Japanese). Coos Bay, Oregon. 

Box 50, envelope 8 Item No. 210. Daisy Gray (steamship), circa 1920s-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph mounted on cardboard. 9.75 x 6.25 

in. 


S.F. (Axel A. Backman, master, 1929-1946) 

Box 53, envelope 2 Item No. 211. De Pauw Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 January 





Yokosuka, Japan. 

Box 53, envelope 3 Item No. 212. Dekrbrist (steamship), 1962 April 3 





(Russian Lib.). Appr. Panama Canal from Pacific. 

Box 53, envelope 4 Item No. 213. Del Mundo (steamship), 1950 April 10 






Box 53, envelope 5 Item No. 214. Del Sud (steamship), 1949 January 25 




New Orleans. 

Box 53, envelope 6 Item No. 215. Del Sud (steamship), 1950 August 17 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 618



Box 53, envelope 7 Item No. 216. Delfin (steamship), 1951 August 







(Italian). Savona, Italy. 

Box 53, envelope 8 Item No. 217. Delftdyk (steamship), 1947 





(Dutch). Wilmington, California. May 31, August 29, and September 5. 

Box 53, envelope 9 Item No. 218. Demosthenes (steamship), 1955 February 26 





(Greek). Tacoma. Loading scrap for Japan. 

Box 53, envelope 10 Item No. 219. Denali (steamship), 1947 June 17 





Seattle. 

Box 53, envelope 11 Item No. 220. Denison Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 





San Pedro. Views on February 23 and August 22. 

Box 53, envelope 12 Item No. 221. Desoto (steamship), 1963 May 





Olympia. Deck cargo. 

Box 53, envelope 13 Item No. 222. Despina (steamship), 1947 August 22 





(Norw.). Long Beach. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 619



Box 53, envelope 14 Item No. 223. Despo (steamship), 1957 May-June 







(Pan.). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 53, envelope 15 Item No. 224. Despo (steamship), circa 1957 May 20 





(Pan.). Seattle, Washington. Week of May 20. Loaded Seattle, grain for India/Japan. 

Box 53, envelope 16 Item No. 225. Dickinson Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 July 14 





San Pedro. F.S. BELL, astern. One print is dated 1957 August 29. 

Box 53, envelope 17 Item No. 226. Dolly Truman (steamship), 1950 April 17 





Galveston. 

Box 53, envelope 18 Item No. 227. Dolly Truman (steamship), 1961 February 26 





Pusan, Korea. 

Box 53, envelope 19 Item No. 228. Don Anselmo (steamship), 1947 August 22 





(Panama). San Pedro, California. 

Box 53, envelope 20 Item No. 229. Don Aurelio (steamship), 1947 





(Panama). San Pedro. Views on April 26 and August 2 (with barge). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 620



Box 53, envelope 21 Item No. 230. Dona Aniceta (steamship), 1947 July 20 







(Philippine). Long Beach. 

Box 53, envelope 22 Item No. 231. Dona Nati (steamship), 1947 August 2 





Long Beach. 

Box 53, envelope 23 Item No. 232. Donald H. Holland (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 February 23 






Box 53, envelope 24 Item No. 233. Donald MacLeay (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March 15 





Wilmington. 

Box 53, envelope 25 Item No. 234. Dorion (steamship), circa 1957 May 13-15 






Box 53, envelope 26 Item No. 235. Douglas Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 May 31 





San Pedro. 

Box 53, envelope 27 Item No. 236. Drury Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 June 4 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 621



Box 53, envelope 28 Item No. 237. Duffield (steamship), 1961 July 







(Br.). Stockton, California. Loaded with logs for Japan. 

Box 53, envelope 29 Item No. 238. East Point Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February 23 






Box 53, envelope 30 Item No. 239. East Point Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 October 26 





San Francisco. Collision with SHARON VICTORY. One view is dated 1950 September 

26. ("3 negs. to Graham & Morse"). 

Box 53, envelope 31 Item No. 240. Eastern City (steamship), 1961 February 26 





(British). Pusan, Korea. 

Box 53, envelope 32 Item No. 241. Edgar F. Luckenbach (steamship), 1950 April 10 






Box 53, envelope 33 Item No. 242. Edison Mariner (steamship), 1956 December 





(U.S.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 53, envelope 34 Item No. 243. Edison Skipper (steamship), 1949 January 25 




New Orleans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 622



Box 53, envelope 35 Item No. 244. Edward L. Shea (steamship), 1953 August 22 








Box 53, envelope 36 Item No. 245. Edwin L. Drake (steamship), 1950 April 18 






Box 53, envelope 37 Item No. 246. Eleni Stathatos (steamship), 1956 August 19 





(Greek). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 53, envelope 38 Item No. 247. Emory Victory (steamship), 1947 March 23 






Box 53, envelope 39 Item No. 248. Empire Byng (steamship), 1947 April-May 





Long Beach, California. Loading for Manila Harbor. April 26 and May 7 (deck load). 

Box 53, envelope 40 Item No. 249. Empire Guinevere (steamship), 1947 March 15 





Long Beach. 

Box 53, envelope 41 Item No. 250. Emporios (steamship), 1957 February 1 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 623



Box 53, envelope 42 Item No. 251. Empress of England (steamship), 1958 July 7 







(Br.). Liverpool, England. 

Box 53, envelope 43 Item No. 252. Enid Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 June 28 






Box 53, envelope 44 Item No. 253. Erria (steamship), 1947 August-September 





(Dane). Long Beach. Views on August 15, August 19, and September 12. 

Box 53, envelope 45 Item No. 254. Esso Burlington (steamship), 1950 August 23 





New Orleans. 

Box 53, envelope 46 Item No. 255. Esso Montpelier (steamship), 1949 March 29 





Houston Ship Channel. 

Box 53, envelope 47 Item No. 256. Esso Saranac (steamship), 1950 August 25 






Box 53, envelope 48 Item No. 257. Euryviades (steamship), 1957 May 6 





(Gr., Lib., Pan.?). Tacoma, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 624



Box 53, envelope 49 Item No. 258. Eurytan (steamship), 1956 November 








Box 53, envelope 50 Item No. 259. Evangelismos (steamship), 1957 April 28 





(Greek). Tacoma, Washington. Loading piling fro Orient. 

Box 53, envelope 51 Item No. 260. Exbrook (steamship), 1961 October 30 





Approaching Gibraltar. 

Box 53, envelope 52 Item No. 261. F[??] Maru (steamship), 1963 May 11 





Arr. Longview Port Dock. 

Box 53, envelope 53 Item No. 262. F.S. Bell (steamship), 1947 July 14 





San Pedro. 

Box 53, envelope 54 Item No. 263. F.S. Bell (steamship), 1956 June 20 





Coos Bay. 

Box 53, envelope 55 Item No. 264. Fairhope (steamship), 1950 January 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 625



Box 53, envelope 56 Item No. 265. Fairport (steamship), 1956 July 24 








Box 53, envelope 57 Item No. 266. Fairport (steamship), 1958 March 13 





Box 53, envelope 58 Item No. 267. Falkanger (steamship), 1947 August 6 





(Norw.). San Pedro, California. 

Box 53, envelope 59 Item No. 268. Felix Riesenberg (steamship), 1947 September-October 





Off Mexican coast. 

Box 53, envelope 60 Item No. 269. Fernriver (steamship), 1960 February 26 





(Nor.). Delaware River. MAKEDONIA (Yugosl.) bow also in view. 

Box 53, envelope 61 Item No. 270. Fernmoor (steamship), 1949 April 27 





Casablanca, Morocco. 

Box 53, envelope 62 Item No. 271. Fiducia (steamship), 1955 December 30 





(Italian). Guaymas, Mexico. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 626



Box 53, envelope 63 Item No. 272. Fisk Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 May 31 







San Pedro. 

Box 53, envelope 64 Item No. 273. Fleviortissa (steamship), 1957 April 9 





(Pan. Or Lib.?). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 53, envelope 65 Item No. 274. Flight Lt. Vassiliades, Raf. (steamship), 1957 June 10-30 





(Si.). Tacoma, Washington. Loaded gypsum at San Marcos Is., then lumber at Tacoma 

for Orient. 

Box 53, envelope 66 Item No. 275. Florida (steamship), 1948 January 3 





Havana, Cuba 

Box 53, envelope 67 Item No. 276. Floyd Bennett (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 June 16 





Bellingham, Washington. 

Box 53, envelope 68 Item No. 277. Flying A California (tanker), 1956 February 






Box 53, envelope 69 Item No. 278. Flying Cloud (steamship), 1947 December 





Genoa, Italy. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 627



Box 41, envelope 34 Item No. 279. Forest Friend (barge?) and Riversdale (barge?), 1963? 






"First print" - Bow of RIVERSDALE, stern of FOREST FRIEND. "Second print" - 

Starboard side of the RIVERSDALE. 

Box 41, envelope 35 Item No. 280. Forest Friend (barge?) and Riversdale (barge?), 1963? 




"First print" - Bow of RIVERSDALE, stern of FOREST FRIEND. "Second print" - 

Starboard side of the RIVERSDALE. 

Box 53, envelope 70 Item No. 281. Fort Jupiter (steamship), 1947 August 2-4 





San Pedro. 

Box 53, envelope 71 Item No. 282. Fort Kootenay (steamship), 1947 June 13 





Coos Bay, Old Town dock. 

Box 53, envelope 72 Item No. 283. Fort Machault (steamship), 1947 March 23 





Long Beach. 

Box 53, envelope 73 Item No. 284. Fort Mercer (tanker), 1948 January 9 





New Orleans. Tanker. BENJAMIN A. FISHER (cargo vessel: Liberty ship) also in view 

on left. 

Box 53, envelope 74 Item No. 285. Fort Mercer (tanker), 1948 January 9 





New Orleans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 628



Box 53, envelope 75 Item No. 286. Fortuna (steamship), 1955 September 18 







Tacoma, Washington. On her second trip for Alaska Steamship Company. Ex 

VOLUNTEER STATE. 

Box 53, envelope 76 Item No. 287. Fortuna (steamship), 1956 June 29-30 






Box 53, envelope 77 Item No. 288. Fos (steamship), 1960 July 10 





Panama Canal. 

Box 53, envelope 78 Item No. 289. Francis A. Wardwell (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1946 July 





Portland, Oregon. Original envelope gives date as August 1946. 

Box 53, envelope 79 Item No. 290. Francis E. Siltz (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 September 18 





Long Beach. Loading for Callao, Valparaiso, Buenos Aires. Charted to load grain in BA 

for Europe. 

Box 53, envelope 80 Item No. 291. Frank P. Walsh (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 May-June 





Long Beach. May 31 (port side view) and June 4 (starboard side view). 

Box 62, envelope 22 Item No. 292. Launch of the Freeda (launch), circa 1900-1920 




Underway with group aboard. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 629



Box 53, envelope 81 Item No. 293. Fresno Star (steamship), 1955 February 19 








Box 53, envelope 82 Item No. 294. Fribourg Trader (steamship), 1953 October 10 





Newport, Oregon. 

Box 53, envelope 83 Item No. 295. Friesland (steamship), 1950 August 31 





(Dutch). Mississippi River. 

Box 53, envelope 84 Item No. 296. Frontenac Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 September 26 






Box 53, envelope 85 Item No. 297. Frosta (tanker), 1960 September 3 





Vegesack, Germany. New tanker. 

Box 53, envelope 86 Item No. 298. Gainesville Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 January 






Box 53, envelope 87 Item No. 299. Galena (steamship), 1956 July 6 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 630



Box 53, envelope 88 Item No. 300. Galloway (steamship), 1956 June 9 







(Lib.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading scrap for Japan. Ex JOHN HOWLAND. 

Box 53, envelope 89 Item No. 301. Garden State (steamship), 1952 December 25 






Box 53, envelope 90 Item No. 302. Gatun (steamship), 1960 July 28 





Anchored at Point, Mississippi River, New Orleans. One other Vaccaro fruit ship also in 

view. 

Box 53, envelope 91 Item No. 303. General Brewster (steamship), 1947 September 20 





San Pedro. Army Transport Service. 

Box 53, envelope 92 Item No. 304. Genevieve Lykes (steamship), 1950 August 28 






Box 53, envelope 93 Item No. 305. Genevieve Lykes (steamship), 1951 May 





New Orleans. 

Box 53, envelope 94 Item No. 306. George Clement Perkins (steamship), 1947 July 26 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 631



Box 53, envelope 95 Item No. 307. George D. Gratsos (steamship), 1947 







San Francisco, 1947 February 2. Genoa, Italy, 1947 December 2. 

Box 53, envelope 96 Item No. 308. George Lykes (steamship), 1950 April 17 





Houston, Texas. Original envelope gives date as April 18. 

Box 53, envelope 97 Item No. 309. George Lykes (steamship), 1961 September 20 





Galveston. 

Box 53, envelope 98 Item No. 310. George Ogden (steamship), 1949 January 25 




New Orleans. 

Box 53, envelope 99 Item No. 311. George Pullman (steamship), 1944 October 5-6 


100 


101 





Saipan, Marianas Is. 

Item No. 312. Georgeos Pandras (steamship), 1950 March 





(Greek). Gibraltar Strait. 

Item No. 313. Gertrud Fritzen (steamship), 1960 July 10 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 632




102 


103 


104 


105 


106 


107 



Item No. 314. Giorgio (steamship), 1951 August 





Savona, Italy. 

Item No. 315. Gjertrud Bakke (steamship), 1956 June 24 





(Norw. Haugesund, Norway). Tacoma, Washington. 

Item No. 316. Golden Gate (steamship), 1951 September 21 





(Swede). Alameda Estuary. 

Item No. 317. Golden State (steamship), circa 1942-1945 




San Francisco Bay, California. California Maritime Academy. 

Item No. 318. Golden State (steamship), 1950 April 





Off Hole-In-The-Wall, April 6. Galveston, April 14. 

Item No. 319. Gopher State (steamship), circa 1963 October 2? 





(U.S.). Astoria, Oregon. Sailed 1963 October 2. 

Box 54, envelope 1 Item No. 320. Grand Mesa (steamship), 1947 August 29 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 633



Box 54, envelope 2 Item No. 321. Granville (steamship), 1947 April 26 







San Pedro. Original envelope identifies the vessel as "Norw." but the verso of the print 

gives "Br." 

Box 54, envelope 3 Item No. 322. Great Falls Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 January 2 






Box 54, envelope 4 Item No. 323. Green Bay Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 12 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 5 Item No. 324. Green Mountain State (steamship), 1951 May 2 





Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 6 Item No. 325. Green Valley (steamship), 1954 March 6 






Box 54, envelope 7 Item No. 326. Gretna Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 





Long Beach, May 7. San Pedro, September 18 and 20. Panama Bay, October 8. 

Box 54, envelope 8 Item No. 327. Grinnell Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 





San Pedro, California. February 23 and August 22. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 634



Box 54, envelope 9 Item No. 328. Gulfmoon (steamship), 1950 August 25 








Box 54, envelope 10 Item No. 329. Gulf Shipper (steamship), 1950 August 18 





New Orleans. 

Box 54, envelope 11 Item No. 330. Gunners Knot (steamship), 1948 September 19 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 12 Item No. 331. H.D. Collier (steamship), 1950 August 25 






Box 54, envelope 13 Item No. 332. H.H. Raymond (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 July 25 





San Pedro. Original envelope gives the date as July 26. 

Box 54, envelope 14 Item No. 333. Hadley (steamship), 1946 August 14 





Oregon City, Oregon. QUEBEC is alongside. 

Box 54, envelope 15 Item No. 334. Halcyon Panther (steamship), 1963 November 5 





Port Angeles, Washington. Ex SAPULPA VICTORY. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 635



Box 54, envelope 16 Item No. 335. Halland (steamship), 1947 August 19 







(Swede). Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 17 Item No. 336. Hamilton Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February 





San Francisco. Views on February 2nd and on February 4 (painted). 

Box 54, envelope 18 Item No. 337. Haran (steamship), 1957 May 1-2 





(Turkish). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 54, envelope 19 Item No. 338. Hardanger (steamship), 1947 March-April 





(Norw.). San Pedro. Views on March 23 (port quarter view) and April 26. 

Box 54, envelope 20 Item No. 339. Harold L. Winslow (steamship), 1947 September 18 





Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 21 Item No. 340. Harry Culbreath (steamship), 1949 March 29 






Box 54, envelope 22 Item No. 341. Harry Culbreath (steamship), 1950 August 17 





Mississippi River. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 636



Box 54, envelope 23 Item No. 342. Hat Creek (steamship), 1947 June 4 







Wilmington. TOPILA also in view. 

Box 54, envelope 24 Item No. 343. Hawaii Maru (steamship), 1960 June 1-2 




Kobe, Japan. 

Box 54, envelope 25 Item No. 344. Hawaiian (steamship), 1947 June 28 




Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 26 Item No. 345. Hawaiian Banker (steamship), 1958 May 26 






Box 54, envelope 27 Item No. 346. Hawaiian Craftsman (steamship), 1953-1955 





Tacoma. September 1953 and January 1955. 

Box 54, envelope 28 Item No. 347. Hawaiian Lumberman (steamship), circa 1957 April 15 






Box 54, envelope 29 Item No. 348. Hawaiian Packer (steamship), 1950 October 





San Francisco Bay, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 637



Box 54, envelope 30 Item No. 349. Hawaiian Planter (steamship), 1954 







Tacoma, Washington. Two views in January and one on August 29 (with logs in 

foreground). 

Box 54, envelope 31 Item No. 350. Hawaiian Planter (steamship), circa 1956 June 12 






Box 54, envelope 32 Item No. 351. Hawaiian Trader (steamship), 1956 May 26 






Box 54, envelope 33 Item No. 352. Hedda Dan (steamship), 1960 July 10 





(Da.). Panama Canal. 

Box 54, envelope 34 Item No. 353. Hein Hoyer (steamship), 1964 August 26 




Panama Canal. 

Box 54, envelope 35 Item No. 354. Hellespont (steamship), 1957 March 2 






Box 54, envelope 36 Item No. 355. Henry M. Stephens (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 September 18 





Long Beach. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 638



Box 54, envelope 37 Item No. 356. Henry Wynkoop (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 November 12 







Off Cape Henry, Virginia. Original envelope gives year as 1948. 

Box 54, envelope 38 Item No. 357. Heranger (steamship), 1947 July 25 






Box 54, envelope 39 Item No. 358. Hibbing Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1951 January 16 





Yokosuka, Japan. 

Box 54, envelope 40 Item No. 359. Hibueras (steamship), 1952 May 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 41 Item No. 360. Highflyer (steamship), 1946 March-May 





Portland Oregon, March 30 (old pilings). Buenaventura, Colombia, in April. With 

CHILEAN STAR, Arica, Chile, May 15. 

Box 54, envelope 42 Item No. 361. Hikawa Maru (steamship), 1952 May 9 






Box 54, envelope 43 Item No. 362. Hikawa Maru (steamship), 1953 August 22 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 639



Box 54, envelope 44 Item No. 363. Hiyemaru Maru (steamship), 1955 July 17 








Box 54, envelope 45 Item No. 364. Hoegh Silverbeam (steamship), 1949 July 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 46 Item No. 365. Hoegh Silvermoon (steamship), 1952 May 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 47 Item No. 366. Hoegh Silverware (steamship), 1952 May 






Box 54, envelope 48 Item No. 367. Homer City (steamship), 1947 June 15 





Victoria, British Columbia. 

Box 54, envelope 49 Item No. 368. Hongkong Transport (steamship), 1956 June 17 






Box 54, envelope 50 Item No. 369. Hook Hitch (steamship), 1947 February 2 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 640



Box 54, envelope 51 Item No. 370. Hoosier State (steamship), 1951 January-March 







Voyage no. 27. Yokosuka, Japan (with barges) in January. Guam (with smeared film), 

February 4. Masan, Korea (starboard bow) in March. 

Box 54, envelope 52 Item No. 371. Horace Irvine (steamship), 1962 March 





Panama Canal. 

Box 54, envelope 53 Item No. 372. Howell E. Jackson (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 May 31 





Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 54 Item No. 373. Houston City (steamship), 1957 March 2 





(Br.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 54, envelope 55 Item No. 374. Humuula (steamship), 1946 March 27 





Hilo, Hawaii. 

Box 54, envelope 56 Item No. 375. Iberville (steamship), 1949 January 25 





New Orleans, Louisiana. GOLDEN STATE is on the left. 

Box 54, envelope 57 Item No. 376. Igor (steamship), 1950 April 14 





Galveston, Texas. AMSTELTAD is on the right. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 641



Box 54, envelope 58 Item No. 377. Imperial Victoria (steamship), 1947 August 22 







San Pedro. With stern of MARKAY visible, two months after explosion. 

Box 54, envelope 59 Item No. 378. India Mail (steamship), 1953 August 30 






Box 54, envelope 60 Item No. 379. Indian Bear (steamship), 1951 February 





Saigon River, Indo China. 

Box 54, envelope 61 Item No. 380. Intercontinent (steamship), 1962 April 3 





(U.S. Texas tanker). Panama Canal. 

Box 54, envelope 62 Item No. 381. Interdictor (steamship), 1974 July 




Tacoma. [Zidell's?]. 

Box 54, envelope 63 Item No. 382. Ionian Islander (steamship), 1956 June 24 





(Liberian). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 54, envelope 64 Item No. 383. Ionian Seafarer (steamship), 1956 September 23 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 642



Box 54, envelope 65 Item No. 384. Iowa (steamship), 1933 December 






Collision. Hakodate Str. A.F. Raynaud collection. 

Box 54, envelope 66 Item No. 385. Ira Nelson Morris (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March 15 





Wilmington. 

Box 50, envelope 9 Item No. 386. Iroquois (steamship), circa 1910s-1940s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph with hand coloring. 11 x 14 in. 

Box 54, envelope 67 Item No. 387. Iroquois (steamship), 1947 June 15 




Victoria, British Columbia. PRINCESS JOAN also in view. 

Box 54, envelope 68 Item No. 388. Isa Parodi (steamship), 1950 August 29 





(Italian). New Orleans. 

Box 54, envelope 69 Item No. 389. Isarstein (steamship), 1957 January 





(Ger.). Seattle, Washington. Late January. Captain Bieg-Stolberg. 

Box 54, envelope 70 Item No. 390. Iselin (steamship), 1947 August 22 






Box 54, envelope 71 Item No. 391. Ishav (steamship), 1960 July 10 





(Norw.). Panama Canal. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 643



Box 54, envelope 72 Item No. 392. Island Mail (steamship), 1949 September 








Box 54, envelope 73 Item No. 393. J.J. Sister (steamship), 1960 August 26 





(Spanish). Barcelona, Spain. Built 1896. 

Box 54, envelope 74 Item No. 394. J.L. Hanna (steamship), 1949 September 6 





San Pedro. Original envelope gives the year as 1947. 

Box 54, envelope 75 Item No. 395. J.L. Luckenbach (steamship), 1958 June 4 





Off Mexican coast. 

Box 54, envelope 76 Item No. 396. Jackson Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 July 26 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 77 Item No. 397. Jag Vijay (steamship), 1956 April 8 





(Indian). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 54, envelope 78 Item No. 398. James A. Richards (steamship), 1950 January 




New Orleans, Louisiana. Under tow. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 644



Box 54, envelope 79 Item No. 399. James Barbour (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 February 2 







San Francisco, California. Original envelope give the date as January 1947. 

Box 54, envelope 80 Item No. 400. James Fenimore Cooper (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1948 August 25 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 81 Item No. 401. James Ford Rhodes (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 June 28 





Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 82 Item No. 402. James Lick (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1948, 1956 





Long Beach, 1948 August 25. Tacoma, February 1856. 

Box 54, envelope 83 Item No. 403. James Lykes? (steamship), 1962 August-September 




Keelung, Formosa. 

Box 54, envelope 84 Item No. 404. James W. Cannon (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1949 September 






Box 54, envelope 85 Item No. 405. Jan Pieterszoon Coen? (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1944 October 




Saipan, Marianas. Some question about correct identification of this ship. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 645



Box 54, envelope 86 Item No. 406. Java Mail (steamship), 1955 September 11 








Box 54, envelope 87 Item No. 407. Jean Lykes (steamship), 1951 May 20 






Box 54, envelope 88 Item No. 408. Jersey City (steamship), 1947 August 19 






Box 54, envelope 89 Item No. 409. Jesse Lykes (steamship), 1950 August 31 






Box 54, envelope 90 Item No. 410. Jim Bridger (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1946 March 15 





Off Golden Gate, San Francisco, California. Photo taken from JOHN H. MARION. 

Box 54, envelope 91 Item No. 411. Joel Chandler Harris (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1952 May 





Long Beach. 

Box 54, envelope 92 Item No. 412. Johannes Frans (steamship), 1958 June 28 





(Dutch tanker). Rotterdam. Ship laid up near Rotterdam indefinitely. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 646



Box 54, envelope 93 Item No. 413. John Bakke (steamship), 1952 May 








Box 54, envelope 94 Item No. 414. John Bakke (steamship), 1953 September 6 





(Norw.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 54, envelope 95 Item No. 415. John Burgess (steamship), 1947 August 22 





San Pedro. 

Box 54, envelope 96 Item No. 416. John C. Breckinridge (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 February 23 






Box 54, envelope 97 Item No. 417. John Cropper (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 July 25 





Long Beach (coal tipple). 

Box 41, envelope 36 Item No. 418. John Cudahy (tugboat) and Fair Oaks (steam schooner), Undated 




Grays Harbor. Half sunk. 

Box 54, envelope 98 Item No. 419. John Goode (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March 15-19 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 647



Box 54, envelope 99 Item No. 420. John H. Marion (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1946 March 


100 


101 


102 


103 


104 


105 







Voyage from LA-Hilo-Kahului-Nawiliwili-Hilo-San Francisco- Portland. 

Item No. 421. John Hay (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1955 June 





(U.S.). Tacoma. Out of the boneyard for surplus grain. 

Item No. 422. John Howard Payne (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 July 21 





Long Beach. Loading grain for Yokohama. 

Item No. 423. John L. Sullivan (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 August 22 





Long Beach. 

Item No. 424. John Morton (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 September 5 





San Pedro. 

Item No. 425. John T. McMillan (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1954 May 16 






Item No. 426. John Weyerhaeuser (steamship), 1947 August 9 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 648




106 


107 



Item No. 427. John Weyerhaeuser (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1955 August 28 






Item No. 428. John Wise (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 February 23 





San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 1 Item No. 429. Johnstar (steamship), 1955 August 28 





(British). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 55, envelope 2 Item No. 430. Joplin Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 June 4 





Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 3 Item No. 431. Joseph B. Eastman (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 February 4 






Box 55, envelope 4 Item No. 432. Joseph Gale (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 April 26 






Box 55, envelope 5 Item No. 433. Joseph Priestley (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1944 October 




Saipan, Marianas Is. JAN PIETERZOON COEN also in view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 649



Box 55, envelope 6 Item No. 434. Joshua L. Chamberlain (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 November 1 






Newport News, Virginia. 

Box 55, envelope 7 Item No. 435. Jules Fribourg (steamship), 1947 September 18 





(Of Panama). Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 8 Item No. 436. Julia Luckenbach (steamship), 1950 November 





Port Chicago, California. 

Box 55, envelope 9 Item No. 437. Junior (steamship), 1947 October 8 





Panama Bay. 

Box 55, envelope 10 Item No. 438. Junipero Serra (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1959 February 12 





Lake Union, Washington. Being scrapped at Peter Woeck's yard. 

Box 55, envelope 11 Item No. 439. Jupiter (steamship), 1960 July 21 





(Spanish). New York Harbor. 

Box 55, envelope 12 Item No. 440. Unidentified K Line vessel (steamship), circa 1947 



Box 55, envelope 13 Item No. 441. K. Hadjipateras (steamship), 1956 December 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 650



Box 55, envelope 14 Item No. 442. Kambodia (steamship), 1954 January 







(Dutch). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 55, envelope 15 Item No. 443. Kanangoora (steamship), 1944 





(Swede). Carquinez Straits, San Francisco Bay, California. 

Box 55, envelope 16 Item No. 444. Katie (steamship), 1955 October 22 





(Pan.). Tacoma, Washington. Sailed a few days afterward with cargo of grain for Spain. 

Box 55, envelope 17 Item No. 445. Kavodoro (steamship), 1957 March 24 





(Lib.?). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 55, envelope 18 Item No. 446. Kekoskee (steamship), 1947 March 15 





San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 19 Item No. 447. Kelvinbank (steamship), 1950 April 16 





(Br.). Galveston, Texas. 

Box 55, envelope 20 Item No. 448. Kelso Victory (steamship), 1947 April 28 




San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 651



Box 55, envelope 21 Item No. 449. Kenneth McKay (steamship), 1961 October 25 







La Pallice, France. 

Box 55, envelope 22 Item No. 450. Kenyo Maru (steamship), 1955 March 






Box 55, envelope 23 Item No. 451. Khoper (steamship), 1946 September 28 





(Russian). San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 24 Item No. 452. Kilinski (steamship), 1947 September 12 





(Polish). Long Beach. Ex MEXICO VICTORY. 

Box 55, envelope 25 Item No. 453. King Stephen (steamship), 1956 December 30 






Box 55, envelope 26 Item No. 454. Kizan Maru (steamship), 1952 May 





Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 27 Item No. 455. Klickitat (steamship), circa 1981, 1982 January 28 




Tacoma, Washington. Wheelhouse removed. Being rebuilt. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 652



Box 55, envelope 28 Item No. 456. Kocho Maru (steamship), circa 1957 July 1 







(Jap.). Tacoma, Washington. Week of July 1st. 

Box 55, envelope 29 Item No. 457. Kokuku Maru (steamship), 1956 May 19 





(Jap.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 55, envelope 30 Item No. 458. Kookaburra (steamship), 1944 





(Swede). San Francisco, California. 

Box 55, envelope 31 Item No. 459. Komiless (steamship), 1947 August 15 





(Russian). San Pedro. "Means something like communal forest." 

Box 55, envelope 32 Item No. 460. Korrigan IV (steamship), 1947 March 29 





(Mexican). San Pedro, California. "2-23-95 Lent 2 negs to Peter Jensen, Rancho Palos 

Verdes, Calif, to be ret'd.," written on note inside original enclosure. Vessel purchased 

by the Compagnie du Boleo in 1938. 

Box 55, envelope 33 Item No. 461. Korsholma (steamship), 1956 February 5 





(Finnish). Seattle, Washington. Pier 28. Ex ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 

Box 55, envelope 34 Item No. 462. Korsholma (steamship), 1956 May 25-26 





(Finnish). Tacoma, Washington. Ex ABRAHAM LINCOLN, built 1929. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 653



Box 55, envelope 35 Item No. 463. Korthi (steamship), 1956 June 24 







(Liberian). Tacoma, Washington. Ex SEAPEARL, ex WM. WILMER. Sailed Sasebo, 

Japan 1956 May 28 after two months in s/y/ getting 70' section put in to lengthen hull. 

To load grain Tacoma for Valparaiso, then ore to Baltimore. 

Box 55, envelope 36 Item No. 464. Kota Baroe (steamship), 1944 October 





(Dutch). Saipan, Marianas Is. 

Box 55, envelope 37 Item No. 465. Kypros (steamship), 1961 October 31 





(Of Liverpool). Mediterranean, off Algerian coast, early morning. 

Box 55, envelope 38 Item No. 466. Lafayette (steamship), 1950 April 18 





Galveston. 

Box 55, envelope 39 Item No. 467. Lahnstein (steamship), 1956 September 23 





(Ger.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 55, envelope 40 Item No. 468. Lake Atlin (steamship), 1947 August 29 





Long Beach, California. LUXEMBOURG VICTORY astern. 

Box 55, envelope 41 Item No. 469. Lake Minnewanka (steamship), 1947 March 23 





(British). San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 654



Box 55, envelope 42 Item No. 470. Lakonia (steamship), 1947 August 22 







(Norw.?). Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 43 Item No. 471. La Marseillaise (steamship), 1951 February 15-16 





(French). Saigon River. 

Box 55, envelope 44 Item No. 472. Lancelot (steamship), 1957 April 12 





(Norw.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain for Guayaquil, thence to U.S. East Coast. 

Box 55, envelope 45 Item No. 473. Lane Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 July 14 





San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 46 Item No. 474. Lasbek (steamship), 1966 April 25 





Champerico, Guatemala. 

Box 55, envelope 47 Item No. 475. Laurentian Forest (steamship), 1957 March 29-31 






Box 55, envelope 48 Item No. 476. Laurits Swenson (steamship), 1949 September 7 





(Norw.). Wilmington, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 655



Box 55, envelope 49 Item No. 477. Lawrence Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 July 2 







San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 50 Item No. 478. Leipzig (steamship), 1962 April 3 





(Ger.). Panama Canal, bound North. 

Box 55, envelope 51 Item No. 479. Leonidas Michalos (steamship), 1956 April 28 





(Greek). Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain for Japan. Date could be earlier. 

Box 55, envelope 52 Item No. 480. Leontios (steamship), 1950 March 




(Greek). Trieste. 

Box 55, envelope 53 Item No. 481. Leontios (steamship), 1956 August 






Box 55, envelope 54 Item No. 482. Letitia Lykes (steamship), 1948 May 27 





East Coast Spain. Ex NONPAREIL. Came ashore about May 12. Salvage tugboats also 

in view. BARBARA LYKES lying off shore. 

Box 55, envelope 55 Item No. 483. Levers Bend (steamship), 1948 January 9 





New Orleans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 656



Box 55, envelope 56 Item No. 484. Liberator (steamship), 1948 January 10-12 







(Panama). Passing Braithwaite, Mississippi River. Ex JAS B. [ASERELL]. 

Box 41, envelope 37 Item No. 485. Libertad (ship, 3m: training ship), 1965 June 11 




Honolulu, Hawaii. Argentine vessel. 

Box 55, envelope 57 Item No. 486. Linfield Victory (steamship), 1949 July 





San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 58 Item No. 487. Lions Gate (steamship), 1956 July 6 





(Sw.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 55, envelope 59 Item No. 488. Lipscomb Lykes (steamship), 1948 April 14 




Houston, Texas. ALMERIA LYKES is in the center. DEL MUNDO is on the left. 

Box 55, envelope 60 Item No. 489. Livia (steamship), 1947 August 19-22 






Box 55, envelope 61 Item No. 490. Loch Garth (steamship), 1947 July 20 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 657



Box 55, envelope 62 Item No. 491. Lochmonar (steamship), 1947 September 17 







(Br.). San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 63 Item No. 492. Loide Colombia (steamship), 1960 August 25 





(Braz.). Barcelona, Spain. 

Box 55, envelope 64 Item No. 493. Lone Star State (steamship), 1956 August 5 






Box 55, envelope 65 Item No. 494. Lord Glanely (steamship), 1956 June 20 





(Br.). Coos Bay, Oregon. 

Box 55, envelope 66 Item No. 495. Los Angeles (steamship), 1949 September 






Box 62, envelope 23 Item No. 496. Launch of the Lou Chandler (launch), circa 1900-1920 





Box 62, envelope 24 Item No. 497. Launch of the Lou Chandler (launch), circa 1900-1920 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 658



Box 55, envelope 67 Item No. 498. Louis Sloss (steamship), 1948 September 







Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 68 Item No. 499. Loyola Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 July 20 





San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 69 Item No. 500. Loyola Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 August 31 





New Orleans. 

Box 55, envelope 70 Item No. 501. Lucidor (steamship), 1954 August 14 






Box 55, envelope 71 Item No. 502. Lucille Bloomfield (steamship), 1961 September 24 





Mississippi River, New Orleans. 

Box 55, envelope 72 Item No. 503. Luther Martin (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 August 9 





Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 73 Item No. 504. Luther S. Kelly (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1944 October 6 




Saipan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 659



Box 55, envelope 74 Item No. 505. Lutz (steamship), 1947 January 1 







San Francisco, California. NEWCASTLE VICTORY is on the right. 

Box 55, envelope 75 Item No. 506. Luxembourg Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 May 13 





Long Beach. 

Box 55, envelope 76 Item No. 507. Lynn Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February-April 





San Francisco, February 4 (starboard bow view). San Pedro, April 26 (starboard quarter 

view). 

Box 55, envelope 77 Item No. 508. Lynn Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 April 26 





San Pedro. JOSEPH GALE is on the left. KELSO VICTORY is on the right. LYNN 

VICTORY is in the center. 

Box 55, envelope 78 Item No. 509. Madoera (steamship), 1947 August-September 





(Dutch). San Pedro, California. August 2 (four views) and September 22 (on view). 

Box 55, envelope 79 Item No. 510. Mahimahi (steamship), 1946-1947 





Hilo, Hawaii, 1946 February 27. San Pedro, 1947 August 9. 

Box 55, envelope 80 Item No. 511. Mahirah (steamship), 1960 March 8 





(Br.). Gulfport, Miss. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 660



Box 55, envelope 81 Item No. 512. Maipo (steamship), 1950 July 22 







(Chilean). Brooklyn, New York. 

Box 55, envelope 82 Item No. 513. Makedonia (steamship), 1960 February 25 





(Yugosl.). Del. River. 

Box 55, envelope 83 Item No. 514. Malay Maru (steamship), 1956 August 






Box 55, envelope 84 Item No. 515. Malden Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 August 25 






Box 55, envelope 85 Item No. 516. Mangalore (steamship), 1947 July 2 





(Swede). Long Beach. Original envelope gives the month as August. 

Box 55, envelope 86 Item No. 517. Mangarella (steamship), 1947 July 2 





(Norw.) San Pedro. 

Box 55, envelope 87 Item No. 518. Mankato Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1958 September 





Olympia, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 661



Box 55, envelope 88 Item No. 519. Mankato Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1963 April 11 







Coos Bay, Oregon. Sailing for Philadelphia. 

Box 55, envelope 89 Item No. 520. Mankon (steamship), 1947 June-July 





(Russian). San Pedro. June 4 and July 2 (at dock). 

Box 55, envelope 90 Item No. 521. Manulani (steamship), 1947 March-July 





San Pedro. March 15 and July 20. 

Box 55, envelope 91 Item No. 522. Mapia (steamship), 1947 July 25 





(Dutch). San Pedro, California. 

Box 56, envelope 1 Item No. 523. Mar Terso (steamship), 1951 August 






Box 56, envelope 2 Item No. 524. Margaret Fuller (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 August 19 





San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 3 Item No. 525. Margaritis (steamship), 1955 August 28 





(Puerto Cortez). Tacoma, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 662



Box 56, envelope 4 Item No. 526. Maria Bibolina (steamship), 1951 August 








Box 56, envelope 5 Item No. 527. Maria C. (steamship), circa 1957 June 24 





(Lib.). Tacoma, Washington. Week of June 24. 

Box 56, envelope 6 Item No. 528. Mariekerk (steamship), 1947 June 4 





(French). San Pedro. Ex CLAYMONT VICTORY. 

Box 56, envelope 7 Item No. 529. Marine Arrow (steamship), 1948 January 9 




New Orleans, Louisiana. Built 1945. 

Box 56, envelope 8 Item No. 530. Marine Flyer (steamship), 1949 May-September 





San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 9 Item No. 531. Marine Merchant (steamship), 1950 April 14 






Box 56, envelope 10 Item No. 532. Marine Snapper (steamship), 1948 August 25 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 663



Box 56, envelope 11 Item No. 533. Marine Transport (steamship), 1950 August 24 








Box 56, envelope 12 Item No. 534. Markay (steamship), 1947 July 2 





San Pedro. Blew up 1947 June 22. 

Box 56, envelope 13 Item No. 535. Marymar (steamship), 1962 March 14-19 





(U.S. Lib.) Brooklyn, New York. Arriving Green Street Lumber Terminal. 

Box 56, envelope 14 Item No. 536. Massmar (steamship), 1947 July 11 





Long Beach. 

Box 56, envelope 15 Item No. 537. Matsonia (steamship), 1947 July-August 





San Pedro. Docked, July 25. Leaving port, August 22. 

Box 56, envelope 16 Item No. 538. Maunalei (steamship), 1947 August 15 





San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 17 Item No. 539. Mayfield Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 12 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 664



Box 56, envelope 18 Item No. 540. Mericos H. Whittier (steamship), 1947 August 15 







San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 19 Item No. 541. Middlesex Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1946 October 5 





Long Beach. COASTAL CHARGER astern. 

Box 56, envelope 20 Item No. 542. Millerntor (steamship), 1957 June 





(Ger.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain for Japan. 

Box 56, envelope 21 Item No. 543. Mimina (steamship), 1960 July 28 





(Greek). Anchored off Point, New Orleans. 

Box 56, envelope 22 Item No. 544. Minami Maru (steamship), 1963 October 30 






Box 56, envelope 23 Item No. 545. Mission Santa Cruz (steamship), 1950 August 25 






Box 56, envelope 24 Item No. 546. Mission Solano (steamship), 1951 January 2 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 665



Box 56, envelope 25 Item No. 547. Mojave (steamship), 1955 June 







(U.S.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain fro Callao, Peru. 

Box 56, envelope 26 Item No. 548. Mokihana (steamship), 1946 February 28 




Kahului, Hawaii. JOHN H. MARION also in view. 

Box 56, envelope 27 Item No. 549. Mokihana (steamship), 1946 March 15 





Hilo, Hawaii. 

Box 56, envelope 28 Item No. 550. Molda (steamship), 1958 June 26 





Bremerhaven, Germany. Bremer-Vulkan Drydock. 

Box 56, envelope 29 Item No. 551. Mongabarra (steamship), 1956 June 20 





(Swede). Coos Bay. 

Box 56, envelope 30 Item No. 552. Mongioia (steamship), 1950 April 16 





(Italian). Galveston, Texas. 

Box 56, envelope 31 Item No. 553. Monarch of the Seas (steamship), 1949 January 25 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 666



Box 56, envelope 32 Item No. 554. Monmouth (steamship), 1958 April 26 







(Tanker). Off San Francisco Bay, California. 

Box 56, envelope 33 Item No. 555. Monviso (steamship), 1950 April 14 





(Italian). Beaumont, Texas. 

Box 56, envelope 34 Item No. 556. Mooring Knot (steamship), 1947 February 2 






Box 56, envelope 35 Item No. 557. Morgantown Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 November 3 





Port Chicago, California. One print is dated October 3 and the other is dated November 

3. 

Box 56, envelope 36 Item No. 558. Mormacmar (steamship), 1956 September 30 






Box 56, envelope 37 Item No. 559. Moses Brown (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 





Long Beach. May 31 and at coal tipple on September 12-13. 

Box 56, envelope 38 Item No. 560. Mount Athos (steamship), 1955 August 14 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 667



Box 56, envelope 39 Item No. 561. Mount Greylock (steamship), 1947 July 20 







San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 40 Item No. 562. Mount Mansfield (steamship), 1947 July 26 





San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 41 Item No. 563. Mount Whitney (steamship), 1947 October 8 





Panama Bay. 

Box 56, envelope 42 Item No. 564. Mukahi Maru (steamship), 1955 July 4 






Box 56, envelope 43 Item No. 565. Myriam (steamship), 1956 November 





(Greek-owned). Tacoma, Washington. Loading scrap. 

Box 56, envelope 44 Item No. 566. Nacala (steamship), 1964 June 





(Portuguese. Ex Norwegian). Tagus Roads, Lisbon. Ex LEYLAND BROS. Note with 

original enclosure states, "Kortum has negatives of NACALA -- re: A. Villiers better 

6/67; KK lost negs!" 

Box 56, envelope 45 Item No. 567. Narvik (steamship), 1946 April 





(Norwegian). Buenaventura, Colombia. Later named RAVNAGGER. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 668



Box 56, envelope 46 Item No. 568. Navajo Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 15 







San Pedro. TOWANDA VICTORY also in view. 

Box 56, envelope 47 Item No. 569. Neckerstein (steamship), 1957 April 5 






Box 56, envelope 48 Item No. 570. Nedon (steamship), 1962 April 3 





(Greek). Panama Canal. 

Box 56, envelope 49 Item No. 571. Nelson Maru (steamship), 1982 




Aberdeen, Washington. January 7 and December 1. 

Box 56, envelope 50 Item No. 572. Nereide (steamship), 1951 August 






Box 56, envelope 51 Item No. 573. New Australia (steamship), 1951 September 15 





Colombo, Ceylon. 

Box 56, envelope 52 Item No. 574. New Zealand Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 July 26 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 669



Box 56, envelope 53 Item No. 575. New Zealand Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1957 June 







Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain for Peru, Chile. 

Box 56, envelope 54 Item No. 576. Nicaragua (steamship), 1947 November 10 





(Panama). Newport News, Virginia. 

Box 56, envelope 55 Item No. 577. Nicolaos Michalos III (steamship), 1956 May 25 






Box 56, envelope 56 Item No. 578. Nikkei Maru (steamship), 1955 April 






Box 56, envelope 57 Item No. 579. Nikko Maru (steamship), 1955 November 13 





(Jap.). Tacoma, Washington. Shifting from Shaffer Dock to Sperry Dock. 

Box 56, envelope 58 Item No. 580. Nikobar (steamship), 1949 August 





(Dutch). Wilmington, California. 

Box 56, envelope 59 Item No. 581. Nomad (steamship), 1957 March 19 





(U.S.). Seattle, Washington. In Lake Union Drydock. Sold to Nick Bez, Seattle for 

$30,000. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 670



Box 56, envelope 60 Item No. 582. Noonday (steamship), 1951 January 








Box 56, envelope 61 Item No. 583. Nootka (steamship), 1947 June 15 





Victoria, British Columbia. 

Box 41, envelope 38 Item No. 584. Nootka (merchant vessel), 1959 Sep 20 




Peruvian vessel. And Chief Mate Juan A. Escoba (res: Unidad Sta Monica A-306, 

Callao, Peru) who was master of OMEGA (bark, 4m) on last towing passage when she 

was lost in 1958. 

Box 56, envelope 62 Item No. 585. Nootka (steamship), 1954 June 





Tacoma. 

Box 56, envelope 63 Item No. 586. Nootka (steamship), 1959 September 20 





San Francisco, California. Arrived with cargo of fish meal for Richmond, to load lumber 

Coos Bay returning to Peru. Captain Erich Hanke, native German in command, was 

master of OMEGA (bark, 4m) 8 years; prior to that in MAIPO, TELLUS, MAIRO, etc. 

Chief Mate on NOOTKA was Juan A. Escobar, native Peruvian, who was master of the 

OMEGA on last voyage that vessel made under tow, during which voyage she was lost 

off west coast of San Lorenzo Is., entrance to Callao harbor. 

Box 56, envelope 64 Item No. 587. Nordfarer (steamship), 1951 January 16 





(Norw.). Yokosuka, Japan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 671



Box 56, envelope 65 Item No. 588. Norgulf (steamship), 1947 October 15 







(Dane). Off Miami, Florida. 

Box 56, envelope 66 Item No. 589. North Light (steamship), 1950 September 14 





San Francisco Bay, California. 

Box 56, envelope 67 Item No. 590. North Viscountess (steamship), 1966 May 





(Gr.). Corinto, Nic. Chartered to States [Marine], loading cotton for [Leltoes] and Italy. 

Box 56, envelope 68 Item No. 591. Northern Light (steamship), 1987 July 2 




San Pedro. San Pedro Boat Works. Aux] ketch. 

Box 56, envelope 69 Item No. 592. Northern Warrior (steamship), 1947 May 31 





(Of London). San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 70 Item No. 593. Northumberland (steamship), 1947 October 10 





(Br.). Entering Colon, Canal Zone. 

Box 56, envelope 71 Item No. 594. Norway Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 March 22 





San Pedro. In drydock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 672



Box 56, envelope 72 Item No. 595. Norwich Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947-1952 



Extent: 1 envelope (2 negatives, 1 color negative, 2 prints). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. Color negative. 

Black-and-white photographic prints. 


San Pedro. With two other Victories, 1947 September 20. Alone at shipyard, 1952 May. 

Box 56, envelope 73 Item No. 596. Novorossisk (steamship), 1947 July 21 





(Russian). Long Beach. Original envelope gives the date as July 20. 

Box 56, envelope 74 Item No. 597. Ocala Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1946 August 5 





Portland, Oregon. 

Box 56, envelope 75 Item No. 598. Ocean Evelyn (steamship), 1959 





Ex AMERICAN, ex MOUNT WHITNEY. Loading lumber at Olympia for Newark, 

Brooklyn, Wilmington, Camden. Sailed 10:30 PM 1959 January 31 with 7500 [tn]. 

Started 1959 January 20. 

Box 56, envelope 76 Item No. 599. Ocean Lotte (steamship), 1955 March 6 





Tacoma, Washington. Begin loading for Philadelphia, Brooklyn chartered to 

Weyerhaeuser S.S. Company. 

Box 56, envelope 77 Item No. 600. Ocean Nora (steamship), 1956 August 





(U.S.). Tacoma, Washington. Late August. 

Box 56, envelope 78 Item No. 601. Ole Rolvagg (steamship), 1947 November 4 





Hampton Roads, Virginia. OLE ROLVAGG is on the left. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 673



Box 56, envelope 79 Item No. 602. Oliver Hazard Perry (steamship), 1947 Feb 2 








Box 56, envelope 80 Item No. 603. Oliver Kelley (steamship), 1955 May 





Tacoma, Washington. In port for grain storage. 

Box 56, envelope 81 Item No. 604. Olivia (steamship), 1947 May 31 





(Finnish). San Pedro. 

Box 56, envelope 82 Item No. 605. Olympic Pioneer (steamship), 1956 August 25 





(U.S.). Pennsalt Dock. Just leaving for Redwood City. 

Box 56, envelope 83 Item No. 606. Othrys (steamship), 1956 June 9 





Box 56, envelope 84 Item No. 607. Overijsel (steamship), 1947 

(Br. Of London). Tacoma, Washington. Loading wheat for Bombay. Sailed June 11-12. 





(Dutch). San Pedro. March 19 and September 17. 

Box 56, envelope 85 Item No. 608. Overo (steamship), 1950 April 10 





(Honduras). New Orleans. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 674



Box 56, envelope 86 Item No. 609. Overo (steamship), 1958 May 15 







(Arg.). San Juan, PR. 

Box 57, envelope 1 Item No. 610. P&T Explorer (steamship), 1954 November 21 






Box 57, envelope 2 Item No. 611. P&T Navigator (steamship), 1947 September 17-21 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 3 Item No. 612. P&T Navigator (steamship), 1954 June 






Box 57, envelope 4 Item No. 613. P&T Navigator (steamship), 1954 August 29 





Tacoma, Washington. Laid up at Baker Dock. LIPARI is on the left. 

Box 57, envelope 5 Item No. 614. P&T Pathfinder (steamship), 1956 October 






Box 57, envelope 6 Item No. 615. P&T Seafarer (steamship), 1956 February 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 675



Box 57, envelope 7 Item No. 616. P&T Trader (steamship), 1957 March 24 







Tacoma, Washington. This was last voyage of vessel under this name. Sold to 

Mormack Line, renamed. 

Box 57, envelope 8 Item No. 617. P&T [??] (steamship), 1956 November-December 






Box 57, envelope 9 Item No. 618. Pacific Bear (steamship), 1950 November 3 





Port Chicago, California. 

Box 57, envelope 10 Item No. 619. Pacific Bear (steamship), 1958 April 26 





Off San Francisco. 

Box 57, envelope 11 Item No. 620. Pacific Enterprise (steamship), 1947 September 






Box 57, envelope 12 Item No. 621. Pacific Shipper (steamship), 1947 March 23 





(Br.). Wilmington, California. 

Box 57, envelope 13 Item No. 622. Pacific Star (steamship), 1947 October 10 





Colon, Canal Zone. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 676



Box 57, envelope 14 Item No. 623. Pacific Unity (steamship), 1957 January 







(Br.). Seattle, Washington. Late January. 

Box 57, envelope 15 Item No. 624. Pacifica (steamship), 1946 August 31 




San Pedro. Loading dynamite for Central America. Reported missing this voyage, with 

few survivors picked up. Ex LOUISE (schooner). 

Box 57, envelope 16 Item No. 625. Paducah Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 22 




Long Beach. 

Box 57, envelope 17 Item No. 626. Paestum (steamship), 1955 September 18 





(Palermo, Sicily). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 57, envelope 18 Item No. 627. Palmetto State (steamship), 1950 February 




Genoa, Italy. 

Box 57, envelope 19 Item No. 628. Pan (steamship), 1958 May 20 





(Lib. or Pan.). Tampa Bay, Florida. 

Box 57, envelope 20 Item No. 629. Panama (steamship), 1947 October 10 





Colon, Canal Zone. CAPE ANN also in view. PANAMA is on the left. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 677



Box 57, envelope 21 Item No. 630. Panormus (steamship), 1957 May 15 







(Italian). Tacoma, Washington. Load scrap, in port ten days. 

Box 57, envelope 22 Item No. 631. Paraguay (steamship), 1947 September 15 






Box 57, envelope 23 Item No. 632. Paraguay (steamship), 1949 March 28 






Box 57, envelope 24 Item No. 633. Parismina (steamship), 1947 June 4 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 25 Item No. 634. Park Victory (steamship), 1947 September 5-12 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 26 Item No. 635. Pass Christian Victory (steamship), 1949 January 25 






Box 57, envelope 27 Item No. 636. Pat Doheny (steamship), 1947 March 22 





San Pedro. Renamed ALBA, sold Italians. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 678



Box 57, envelope 28 Item No. 637. Patanset (steamship), 1956 July 22 







(USNS). Puget Sound. 

Box 57, envelope 29 Item No. 638. Patrizia Fassio (steamship), 1947 December 2 





(Italian). Genoa, Italy. 

Box 57, envelope 30 Item No. 639. Pelican State (steamship), 1950 August 17 






Box 57, envelope 31 Item No. 640. Pelican State (steamship), 1960 January 5 




Pusan, Korea. 

Box 57, envelope 32 Item No. 641. Pelican State (steamship), 1960 





(1) Hauling ship, Alameda, February 1. (2) At sea, off C. Hatteras, February 21. (3) 

Discharging flexivanx, empty, Yokohama, January 12. (4) Demonstrating Emergency 

steering [sea/seen] September. (5) Fire hose exercise, September. Greefport in March. 

Box 57, envelope 33 Item No. 642. Pelican State (steamship), 1963 May 





Portland, Oregon. Last lumber ship to load at Portland Lumber Mills. Contains original 

Box 57, envelope 34 Item No. 643. Permanente Silverbow (steamship), 1947 

note. 





Long Beach, July 20. Off Coast Mexico, September 30. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 679



Box 57, envelope 35 Item No. 644. Peter V. Daniel (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 June 28 







San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 36 Item No. 645. Peter V. Daniel (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 July 11 





Long Beach. Also in view are: NOVOROSSISK (Russian), MAIKOP (Russian), and an 

unidentified ship. 

Box 57, envelope 37 Item No. 646. Phaeax (steamship), 1955 June 





(Panama). Seattle, Washington. Loading scrap for Japan. 

Box 57, envelope 38 Item No. 647. Philippine Transport (steamship), 1947 September 20-21 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 39 Item No. 648. Pioneer Gem (steamship), 1949 March 28 






Box 57, envelope 40 Item No. 649. Pioneer Muse (steamship), 1960 July 10 





(U.S.). Gatun Lake, Panama Canal. 

Box 57, envelope 41 Item No. 650. Pleamar (steamship), 1947 September 5 





(Argentina). San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 680



Box 57, envelope 42 Item No. 651. Plymouth Victory (steamship), 1949 January 25 







Box 57, envelope 43 Item No. 652. Point Leveque (steamship), 1947 August 2 






Box 57, envelope 44 Item No. 653. Polinnia (steamship), 1950 March 





(Italian). Trieste. 

Box 57, envelope 45 Item No. 654. Pomona Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February 2 





San Francisco. TUFTS VICTORY astern. 

Box 57, envelope 46 Item No. 655. Port En Bessin (steamship), 1947 August 29 





(mostly a French vessel). San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 47 Item No. 656. Portugal (steamship), 1947 March 22 





Wilmington. PORTUGAL is on the left. Unidentified vessel in drydock on right. 

Box 57, envelope 48 Item No. 657. Poseidon (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Ger.). Waser River. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 681



Box 57, envelope 49 Item No. 658. Pragmari (steamship), 1958 June 24 







(It. Palermo.). Off Elbe River entrance. 

Box 57, envelope 50 Item No. 659. President Jackson (steamship), 1964 July 26 





Saigon, Vietnam. 

Box 57, envelope 51 Item No. 660. President Jefferson (steamship), 1947 August 9-22 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 52 Item No. 661. President Johnson (steamship), 1944 





San Francisco Bay, California. Ex MANCHURIA. Unidentified tanker and unidentified 

"535" Pres. also in view. 

Box 57, envelope 53 Item No. 662. President Madison (steamship), 1947-1952 





San Francisco, 1947 February 4. Long Beach, 1952 May. 

Box 57, envelope 54 Item No. 663. President McKinley (steamship), 1947 August 9 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 55 Item No. 664. Pretoria Castle (steamship), 1958 July 10 





(Br.). Southampton, England. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 682



Box 57, envelope 56 Item No. 665. Purdue Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 15 








Box 57, envelope 57 Item No. 666. Quebec (steamship), 1946-1947 





San Francisco, 1947 January. Oregon City, Oregon, with HADLEY (tanker) alongside, 

1946 August 14. Note: QUEBEC was second T-2 tanker built on Pacific Coast. 

Box 57, envelope 58 Item No. 667. Queen City (steamship), 1947 May-June 






Box 57, envelope 59 Item No. 668. Queen Mary (steamship), 1958 July 10 





Southampton, England. 

Box 57, envelope 60 Item No. 669. R.C. Brennan (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1955 April 23-24 





Tacoma, Washington. In the stream, April 23. At dock, April 24. 

Box 57, envelope 61 Item No. 670. Rainbow (steamship), 1962 June 20 





(U.S.). Off Galveston. 

Box 57, envelope 62 Item No. 671. Ravnanger (steamship), 1947 March-July 





(Norw.). San Pedro, March 15. San Pedro with ROUEN (ex JOHN MCLEAN) astern, 

July 26. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 683



Box 57, envelope 63 Item No. 672. Ravnass (steamship), 1955 December 30 







(Norw.). Guaymas, Son., Mexico. 

Box 57, envelope 64 Item No. 673. Resolute (steamship), 1947 August 19 





San Pedro. 

Box 57, envelope 65 Item No. 674. Rewa (steamship), 1947 November 9 





(Panama). Newport News, Virginia. 

Box 57, envelope 66 Item No. 675. Reynosa (steamship), 1955 December 30 





(Tampico). Guaymas, Mexico. 

Box 57, envelope 67 Item No. 676. Rhode Island (steamship), 1949 September 6 






Box 57, envelope 68 Item No. 677. Rider Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February-September 





San Pedro, California., February 23 (larger neg.). San Pedro, California., September 12 

(smaller neg.). 

Box 57, envelope 69 Item No. 678. Riebeeck Castle (steamship), 1958 June 28 





(Br.). Rotterdam, Holland. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 684



Box 57, envelope 70 Item No. 679. Rimac (steamship), 1955 January 22 







Tacoma, Washington. Ex ETEN, ex RHAKOTIS. 

Box 57, envelope 71 Item No. 680. Rio Belgrano (steamship), 1950 August 17 





(Argentine). New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Box 57, envelope 72 Item No. 681. Rio Grande (steamship), 1956 June 9-15 





(Pan.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain for India, June 9. At grain dock, June 14-15 

(verso of print says loading for Japan). 

Box 57, envelope 73 Item No. 682. Robert Neighbors (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1948 December 

Extent: 1 envelope (9 color negatives, 38 negatives, 1 print). 

Physical Description: Color negatives. Black-and-white acetate negatives. 

Black-and-white photographic print. 


Philadelphia--Hamburg, December 12. Hamburg, December 23-24. 

Box 57, envelope 74 Item No. 683. Robert S. Lovett (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1949 January-May 

Extent: 1 envelope (2 color negatives, 5 negatives, 3 prints). 

Physical Description: Color negatives. Black-and-white acetate negatives. 



Port Arthur, Texas in January. Syracuse, Sicily in February. Reggio, Calabrai, Italy in 

April-May. 

Box 57, envelope 75 Item No. 684. Robin Hood (steamship), 1956 April 8 






Box 57, envelope 76 Item No. 685. Roepat (steamship), 1947 September 





(Dutch). San Pedro, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 685



Box 57, envelope 77 Item No. 686. Rombo (steamship), 1951 August 







(Panama). Savona, Italy. 

Box 57, envelope 78 Item No. 687. Romulus (steamship), 1946 March 31 





(Norw.) Columbia River. 

Box 57, envelope 79 Item No. 688. Romulus (steamship), 1953 August 22 





(Norw.). Tacoma. 

Box 57, envelope 80 Item No. 689. Romulus (steamship), 1954 September 12 





(Norw.). Tacoma, Washington. Note: this is the new ROMULUS, owned in Norway, 

operated in the trade between U.S. Pacific Coast and W.C.S.A., gen. agts. U.S., J.J. 

Moore & Co. 

Box 57, envelope 81 Item No. 690. Romulus (steamship), 1956 July 22 





(Norw.). Puget Sound. 

Box 57, envelope 82 Item No. 691. Rose Knot (steamship), 1947 June 17 






Box 57, envelope 83 Item No. 692. Roseville (steamship), 1947 February-June 





(Norw.). San Francisco, February 4 , with bow of HOOK HITCH. San Pedro, June 28. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 686



Box 57, envelope 84 Item No. 693. Rouen (steamship), 1947 July 25 







(French). San Pedro, California. Ex JOHN MCLEAN. 

Box 57, envelope 85 Item No. 694. Royal Venture (steamship), 1982 October 27 





Box 57, envelope 86 Item No. 695. Ruth Lykes (steamship), 1947-1950 





San Pedro, 1947 September 18. Mississippi River, New Orleans in low fog, 1950. 

Box 57, envelope 87 Item No. 696. Rutland Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 18 





Long Beach. 

Box 58, envelope 1 Item No. 697. Saint-Lo (steamship), 1947 March 15 





(French). Wilmington, California. Ex JAMES BUCHANAN. 

Box 58, envelope 2 Item No. 698. Salamis Victory (steamship), 1947 September 20 






Box 58, envelope 3 Item No. 699. Salawati (steamship), 1947 February 23 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 687



Box 58, envelope 4 Item No. 700. Salawati (steamship), 1950 April 18 







(Dutch). Galveston, Texas. 

Box 58, envelope 5 Item No. 701. Sally Maersk (steamship), 1947 July 25 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 6 Item No. 702. Samarinda (steamship), 1949 September 14 






Box 58, envelope 7 Item No. 703. Samflora (steamship), 1947 June 15 





(British). Victoria, British Columbia. 

Box 58, envelope 8 Item No. 704. Samos (steamship), 1963 September-October 





(Gr.). Astoria, Oregon. Loaded with scrap, topped off with logs for Japan. 

Box 58, envelope 9 Item No. 705. Samsacola (steamship), 1947 July 25 





San Pedro. HERANGER also in view. 

Box 58, envelope 10 Item No. 706. Samuel Colt (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 July 11 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 688



Box 58, envelope 11 Item No. 707. Samuel G. Howe (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 May 7 







San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 12 Item No. 708. Samundar (steamship), 1954 July 





Tacoma. Ex SILVERWALNUT. 

Box 58, envelope 13 Item No. 709. Samwinged (steamship), 1947 September 17 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 14 Item No. 710. San Angelo Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 2 






Box 58, envelope 15 Item No. 711. San Diegan (steamship), 1947 September 18 





Long Beach. 

Box 58, envelope 16 Item No. 712. San Luciano (steamship), 1947 July-September 





San Pedro. July 2 and 20; September 17. 

Box 58, envelope 17 Item No. 713. San Luciano (steamship), 1956 January 29 





Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico. KORRIGAN IV also in view. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 689



Box 58, envelope 18 Item No. 714. San Luciano (steamship), 1958 April 4 







(Mex.). Olympia, Washington. Ex ARGYLL. 

Box 58, envelope 19 Item No. 715. San Mateo Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 29 






Box 58, envelope 20 Item No. 716. San Vincente (steamship), 1947 August 19 





(Philippine). San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 21 Item No. 717. Sandaa (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Sw.). Weser River. 

Box 58, envelope 22 Item No. 718. Sandanger (steamship), 1952 May 9 






Box 58, envelope 23 Item No. 719. Santa Adela (steamship), 1947 May 31 





San Pedro. Ex ALBONI, ex SANTA RITA. 

Box 58, envelope 24 Item No. 720. Santa Adela (steamship), 1947 September 17 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 690



Box 58, envelope 25 Item No. 721. Santa Adela (steamship), 1953 August 30 








Box 58, envelope 26 Item No. 722. Santa Cruz (steamship), 1955 February 19 





Tacoma, Washington. Grace Line ship purchased in 1954 from Cuba Mail Line. 

Box 58, envelope 27 Item No. 723. Santa Eliana (steamship), 1956 May 27 





Tacoma, Washington. Milwaukee Dock. 

Box 58, envelope 28 Item No. 724. Santa Eliana (steamship), 1956 August 25 






Box 58, envelope 29 Item No. 725. Santa Flavia (steamship), 1948 September 24 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 30 Item No. 726. Santa Ines (steamship), 1962 April 3 





(U.S.). Panama Canal. 

Box 58, envelope 31 Item No. 727. Santa Leonor (steamship), 1949 September 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 691



Box 58, envelope 32 Item No. 728. Santa Maria (steamship), 1950 September 4 







Panama Canal. 

Box 58, envelope 33 Item No. 729. Santa Paula (steamship), 1947 July 20 





San Pedro. Unidentified tanker also in view. 

Box 58, envelope 34 Item No. 730. Santa Teresa (steamship), 1960 February 12 




Panama Canal. 

Box 58, envelope 35 Item No. 731. Santacruzcement (steamship), 1947 June 11 





Alameda, California. 

Box 58, envelope 36 Item No. 732. Santorini (steamship), 1947 November 11 





(Greek). Newport News, Virginia. 

Box 58, envelope 37 Item No. 733. Santos (steamship), 1966 April 25 





(Swede). Champerico, Guatemala. 

Box 58, envelope 38 Item No. 734. Savannah (steamship), 1960 February 25 





(U.S.). Kearny, New Jersey. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 692



Box 58, envelope 39 Item No. 735. Scott E. Land (steamship), 1949 September 







San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 40 Item No. 736. Scottish Prince (steamship), 1947 April 26 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 41 Item No. 737. Sea Blenny (steamship), 1947 March 15-19 





San Pedro. Starboard view, March 15. Port broadside view, March 19. 

Box 58, envelope 42 Item No. 738. Sea Cloud (steamship), 1955 July 24 





Tacoma, Washington. Ex NEW HAVEN TRAILS. 

Box 58, envelope 43 Item No. 739. Seaboard Queen (steamship), 1947 March 15 





(Canadian). San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 44 Item No. 740. Seacoral (steamship), 1954 May 7 





Seattle, Washington. Ex CORAL SEA, ex ORA ELLIS. 

Box 58, envelope 45 Item No. 741. Seamar (steamship), 1947 August 6 





Long Beach. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 693



Box 58, envelope 46 Item No. 742. Seasplendor (steamship), 1957 April 27-28 







Tacoma, Washington. Going to Vancouver, British Columbia, thence Yokohama. 

Box 58, envelope 47 Item No. 743. Seatrain Georgia (steamship), 1961 September 13 





Off Galveston, Texas. Amongst first ships to depart after Hurricane Carla passed over 

Galveston Island. 

Box 58, envelope 48 Item No. 744. Seatrain Texas (steamship), 1950 August 17 






Box 58, envelope 49 Item No. 745. Seavictor (steamship), 1954 June 





Olympia, Washington. 

Box 58, envelope 50 Item No. 746. Seizan Maru (steamship), 1955 May 





Seattle, Washington. Pier 28. 

Box 58, envelope 51 Item No. 747. Senator Possehl (steamship), 1960 September 3 






Box 58, envelope 52 Item No. 748. Serampore (steamship), 1954 January 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 694



Box 58, envelope 53 Item No. 749. Seven Seas (steamship), 1960 September 3 







(Ger.). Bremerhaven. 

Box 58, envelope 54 Item No. 750. Shapur (steamship), 1947 August 19 





Long Beach. 

Box 58, envelope 55 Item No. 751. Sharon Victory (steamship), 1950 September-October 





San Francisco, California. At anchor, September 30. In SE gale, October 26. 

Box 58, envelope 56 Item No. 752. Sherman O. Houghton (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March 15 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 57 Item No. 753. Showa Maru (steamship), 1958 April 26 





(Jap.). Sacramento River, California. Bound downstream. 

Box 58, envelope 58 Item No. 754. Sibilla (steamship), 1956 May 19 





(Italian). Tacoma, Washington. Sailed within hour of this photo for No. Europe with grain 

via San Pedro for lumber. 

Box 58, envelope 59 Item No. 755. Sierra (steamship), 1947 August 22 





San Pedro. Oceanic S.S. Co. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 695



Box 58, envelope 60 Item No. 756. Sigborg (steamship), 1960 February 12 








Box 58, envelope 61 Item No. 757. Sil (steamship), 1960 August 25 





(Spanish). Barcelona, Spain. Built 1928. 

Box 58, envelope 62 Item No. 758. Silver Star (steamship), 1946 October 5 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 63 Item No. 759. Silverguava (steamship), 1948 August 25 






Box 58, envelope 64 Item No. 760. Silverteak (steamship), 1947 September 20 






Box 58, envelope 65 Item No. 761. Silverwalnut (steamship), 1948 August 25 






Box 58, envelope 66 Item No. 762. Silvia (steamship), circa 1957 June 24 





(Ger.). Tacoma, Washington. Week of June 24. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 696



Box 58, envelope 67 Item No. 763. Simon Benson (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March 15 







San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 68 Item No. 764. Simon Bolivar (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1951 August 





Savona, Italy. 

Box 58, envelope 69 Item No. 765. Simon Von Utrecht (steamship), 1950 February 25 





Genoa, Italy. Being towed from Germany to Greece as World War II reparations. Ex 

WILHELM HEMSOTH, b. Kiel 1921. 

Box 58, envelope 70 Item No. 766. Simon Von Utrecht (steamship), 1957 May 19 





(Ger.). Seattle, Washington. 

Box 58, envelope 71 Item No. 767. Sinaloa (steamship), 1956 August 25 





(Da.). Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 58, envelope 72 Item No. 768. Sinu (steamship), 1957 July 16 




(Colombia, Cartagena). Seattle, Washington. In port for shaft repairs. To load cattle for 

Callao. Built in 1954 at Luebeck, Germany. 

Box 58, envelope 73 Item No. 769. Sioux Falls Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 March 23 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 697



Box 58, envelope 74 Item No. 770. Sira (steamship), 1955 December 30 







(Norwegian, States Marine). Guaymas, Mexico. 

Box 58, envelope 75 Item No. 771. Siredal (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Norw.) Off Bremerhaven, Germany. 

Box 58, envelope 76 Item No. 772. Sirocco (steamship), 1947 May 31 





Long Beach. 

Box 58, envelope 77 Item No. 773. Sistiana (steamship), 1962 April 27 





(It.). Inland Sea, Japan. 

Box 58, envelope 78 Item No. 774. Sixaola (steamship), 1950 August 25 





New Orleans. 

Box 58, envelope 79 Item No. 775. Sjoa (steamship), 1956 May 25 





(Norw.). Tacoma, Washington. Date is possibly before May 25. 

Box 58, envelope 80 Item No. 776. Sjoa (steamship), 1957 February 28 





(Norw.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading first cargo of coal out of Tacoma in many years. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 698



Box 58, envelope 81 Item No. 777. Skagern (steamship), 1958 May 20 







(Swede). Tampa Bay, Florida. 

Box 58, envelope 82 Item No. 778. Skauvann (steamship), 1947 May 13 





(Norwegian). Long Beach. 

Box 58, envelope 83 Item No. 779. Skauvann (steamship), 1949 September 





(Norwegian). San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 84 Item No. 780. Skidmore Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 20 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 85 Item No. 781. Sofala (steamship), 1964 June 21 





(Port). Lisbon, Portugal. Seized by Portuguese World War II; Port East Africa [from] 

German owners. 

Box 58, envelope 86 Item No. 782. Sokna (steamship), 1957 February 





(Norw.) Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 58, envelope 87 Item No. 783. Solon Turman (steamship), 1958 May 15 





San Juan, PR. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 699



Box 58, envelope 88 Item No. 784. Somali (steamship), 1960 June 5 







(Br.). Leaving Yokohama. 

Box 58, envelope 89 Item No. 785. Souliotis (steamship), 1947 November 10 




(Greek). Newport News, Virginia. 

Box 58, envelope 90 Item No. 786. South Breeze (steamship), 1963 July 19 





(Br.). Astoria, Oregon. Loading logs for Japan. 

Box 58, envelope 91 Item No. 787. South Star (steamship), 1950 September 14 





San Francisco Bay. PIERRE VICTORY is on the left. 

Box 58, envelope 92 Item No. 788. Sparreholm (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Sw.). Weser River. 

Box 58, envelope 93 Item No. 789. Spokane (steamship), 1985 June 14 




Winslow. 

Box 58, envelope 94 Item No. 790. Spreewald (steamship), 1957 March 22 





(Ger.). Tacoma, Washington. Captain Raushce. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 700



Box 58, envelope 95 Item No. 791. Stanmore (steamship), 1947 June 13 







(Br.). Coos Bay, Oregon. 

Box 58, envelope 96 Item No. 792. Steel [??] (steamship), Undated 




Box 58, envelope 97 Item No. 793. Steel Architect (steamship), 1947 August 22 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 98 Item No. 794. Steel Director (steamship), 1947 August 9 





San Pedro. 

Box 58, envelope 99 Item No. 795. Steel Exporter (steamship), circa 1937-1938 


100 


101 


102 




Seattle. Photo by Kenneth [Boron]. 

Item No. 796. Steel Maker (steamship), 1950 August 25 






Item No. 797. Steel Mariner (steamship), 1949 June 25 





Long Beach. 

Item No. 798. Steel Seafarer (steamship), 1949 March 29 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 701




103 


104 


105 


106 



Item No. 799. Steel Surveyor (steamship), 1949 March 29 






Item No. 800. Steel Vendor (steamship), 1963 July 15 





Astoria. 

Item No. 801. Stintfang (steamship), 1960 September 3 






Item No. 802. Stork (steamship), 1955 August 28 





(Pan.). Tacoma, Washington. MARGARITIS (Puerto Cortez) astern. 

Box 59, envelope 1 Item No. 803. Su Hae (steamship), 1956 June 16 





(So. Korea). Tacoma, Washington. Loading for Korea. Ex NIDARHOLM. 

Box 59, envelope 2 Item No. 804. Successor (steamship), 1951 May 





(Br.). New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Box 59, envelope 3 Item No. 805. Suchon (steamship), 1947 June 28 





(Russian). Long Beach, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 702



Box 59, envelope 4 Item No. 806. Suecia (steamship), 1947 July 25 








Box 59, envelope 5 Item No. 807. Sun Karen (steamship), 1958 May 10 






Box 59, envelope 6 Item No. 808. Sunnyville (steamship), 1949 June 25 





(Norw.). Wilmington, California. 

Box 59, envelope 7 Item No. 809. Sunrell (steamship), 1955 July 24 





(Canadian). Tacoma. 

Box 59, envelope 8 Item No. 810. Sven Salen (steamship), 1947 February 23 





Long Beach. 

Box 59, envelope 9 Item No. 811. Swarthmore Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 9 





Long Beach. 

Box 59, envelope 10 Item No. 812. Sweetville (steamship), 1956 July 14 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 703



Box 59, envelope 11 Item No. 813. Sylvia Lykes (steamship), 1961 September 13 







Off Galveston, Texas, in outer Bolivar Roads. Awaiting clearance to Galv-Houston, after 

damage of Hurricane Carla. 

Box 59, envelope 12 Item No. 814. Tacoma Star (steamship), 1954 November 21 





(Br.). Tacoma, Washington. Original envelope gave date as October 1954. 

Box 59, envelope 13 Item No. 815. Tahsis (steamship), 1947 September 21 





(Br.). Long Beach. 

Box 59, envelope 14 Item No. 816. Tai Shan (steamship), 1947 August 15 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 15 Item No. 817. Tamateru Maru (steamship), 1957 May 6 






Box 59, envelope 16 Item No. 818. Tampico (steamship), 1947 July 7 





(Mexican tanker). Long Beach. KAREN OLSON also in view. 

Box 59, envelope 17 Item No. 819. Tannstein (steamship), 1957 June 





(Ger.). Seattle, Washington. Original envelope gives date as May. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 704



Box 59, envelope 18 Item No. 820. Taranger (steamship), 1947-1955 







(Norw.). San Pedro, 1948 August 25. Long Beach, 1947 September 18. Tacoma, 

Washington., 1955 April 24. 

Box 59, envelope 19 Item No. 821. Taria (steamship), 1947 August 2 






Box 59, envelope 20 Item No. 822. Tarpenbek (steamship), 1958 March 13 






Box 59, envelope 21 Item No. 823. Tatsuhi Maru (steamship), circa 1957 April 22 






Box 59, envelope 22 Item No. 824. Taurus (steamship), 1947 September 15 





(French). San Pedro. Ex PONTOTOC. Original enclosure gives the date of September 

Box 59, envelope 23 Item No. 825. Telfair Stockton (steamship), 1947 July 2 

16. 





San Pedro. POINT LEVEQUE (French) is on the left. 

Box 59, envelope 24 Item No. 826. Tenacia (steamship), 1958 July 9 





Southampton, England. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 705



Box 59, envelope 25 Item No. 827. Tergueste (steamship), 1947 June 17 








Box 59, envelope 26 Item No. 828. Teviotbank (steamship), 1947 October 8 





(Br.). Panama Canal. 

Box 59, envelope 27 Item No. 829. Texas (steamship), 1950 April 18 





(Norw.). Galveston, Texas. 

Box 59, envelope 28 Item No. 830. Theogennitor (steamship), 1958 May 26 





(Gr. Pan.). New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Box 59, envelope 29 Item No. 831. Thomas Bailey Aldrich (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 April 5 






Box 59, envelope 30 Item No. 832. Thomas H. Sumner (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 February 23 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 31 Item No. 833. Thomas Nuttall (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1949 September 6 





San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 706



Box 59, envelope 32 Item No. 834. Thorsisle (steamship), 1954 October 








Box 59, envelope 33 Item No. 835. Tknca (steamship), 1962 March 





(Russian). Panama Canal. 

Box 59, envelope 34 Item No. 836. Topila (steamship), 1946 October 5 





Long Beach. KEEKOSKEE also in view. 

Box 59, envelope 35 Item No. 837. Torrance Hills (steamship), 1950 August 31 






Box 59, envelope 36 Item No. 838. Toryu Maru (steamship), 1956 July 6 





Tacoma, Washington. Loading logs. 

Box 59, envelope 37 Item No. 839. Tosca (steamship), 1948 September 19 





(Swede). Wilmington, California. 

Box 59, envelope 38 Item No. 840. Tosho Maru (steamship), 1955 March 5 





(Jap.). Tacoma. Full load of grain for Japan. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 707



Box 59, envelope 39 Item No. 841. Toulon (steamship), 1947 March 23 







(French). Wilmington, California. Ex WILLIAM L. SUBLETTE. 

Box 59, envelope 40 Item No. 842. Towanda Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 15 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 41 Item No. 843. Towanda Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 September 26 






Box 59, envelope 42 Item No. 844. Toyokuni Maru (steamship), 1956 July 6 






Box 59, envelope 43 Item No. 845. Trade Wind (steamship), 1947 February 2 





San Francisco, California. LIGHTNING and CAPE MENDOCINO also in view. 

Box 59, envelope 44 Item No. 846. Transhatteras (steamship), 1963 October 





(U.S.). Off Astoria, Oregon. Loaded with grain for India. 

Box 59, envelope 45 Item No. 847. Trinity (steamship), 1957 May 20 





(Lib. or Pan.). Tacoma, Washington. Week of May 20th. Note this is first cargo carried 

by this ship. Arrived Puget Sound empty to load wheat for Bombay. Built in Japan. 

Reported to have had plimsoll mark raised 11", adding about 600 tons dwt to cap, 

beating Japanese builders out of some building fee, based on dwt cap. Can't figure out 

how this was done, but reported American Bureau OK'd action! 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 708



Box 59, envelope 46 Item No. 848. Troarn (steamship), 1947 March 15 







San Pedro. Ex ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE (French). 

Box 59, envelope 47 Item No. 849. Trondanger (steamship), 1947 August 15 






Box 59, envelope 48 Item No. 850. Tugela (steamship), 1958 June 28-29 





(Norw.). Rotterdam. 

Box 59, envelope 49 Item No. 851. Tulane Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1950 November 20 





Port Chicago. 

Box 59, envelope 50 Item No. 852. Tyson Lykes (steamship), 1950 August 24 






Box 59, envelope 51 Item No. 853. Umatilla Reef (steamship), Undated 



Box 59, envelope 52 Item No. 854. Union Banker (steamship), 1955 July 17 





(Nat. Chinese). Tacoma, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 709



Box 59, envelope 53 Item No. 855. Union Success (steamship), 1966 May 







(Chinese). Corinto, Nicaragua. 

Box 59, envelope 54 Item No. 856. Union Sulpher (steamship), 1954 March 6 





Tacoma, Washington. With HUGH SMITH(?) in background. 

Box 59, envelope 55 Item No. 857. United States Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 March 





Wilmington, California. USSR VICTORY also in view. 

Box 59, envelope 56 Item No. 858. United States Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 April 26 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 57 Item No. 859. United States Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 May 7 





Long Beach. BARBARA OLSON and GEORGE OLSON also in view. 

Box 59, envelope 58 Item No. 860. U.S.S.R. Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 May 13 






Box 59, envelope 59 Item No. 861. Vancouver Star (steamship), 1953 August 22 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 710



Box 59, envelope 60 Item No. 862. Vanderbilt Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 March 19 







San Pedro. MATSONIA is on the left. 

Box 59, envelope 61 Item No. 863. Velero III (steamship), 1947 March 29 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 62 Item No. 864. Ventura (steamship), 1953 August 6 






Box 59, envelope 63 Item No. 865. Ventura (steamship), 1954 October 






Box 59, envelope 64 Item No. 866. Victor H. Kelly (steamship), 1947 August 9 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 65 Item No. 867. Villanger (steamship), 1947 August 6 






Box 59, envelope 66 Item No. 868. Vingnes (steamship), 1953 August-September 





(Norw.). Tacoma. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 711



Box 59, envelope 67 Item No. 869. Vingnes (steamship), 1947 August 18-22 







(Norw.). San Pedro. One neg./print is from September 20. 

Box 59, envelope 68 Item No. 870. Volunteer State (steamship), 1963 July 13 





Newport, Oregon. 

Box 59, envelope 69 Item No. 871. Volunteer State (steamship), 1963 July 13 





Leaving Newport, Oregon. 

Box 59, envelope 70 Item No. 872. W.L. McCormick (steamship), 1956 January 29 





Seattle, Washington. Pier 28. 

Box 59, envelope 71 Item No. 873. Wacosta (steamship), 1955 July 24 





(U.S). Tacoma, Washington. Laid up with ore cargo, Tacoma smelter on strike. 

Chartered to States S.S. Co. 

Box 59, envelope 72 Item No. 874. Waihemo (steamship), 1956 July 22 





(New Zealand). Victoria, British Columbia. 

Box 59, envelope 73 Item No. 875. Wairata (steamship), 1947 August 15 





(New Zealand). San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 712



Box 59, envelope 74 Item No. 876. Wake Forest Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 Jul 25 







San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 75 Item No. 877. Washington (steamship), 1954-1956 





(French). Tacoma. Beyond log boom, 1954 May 7. Grain elevator, 1956 May 5. 

Box 59, envelope 76 Item No. 878. Washington Express (steamship), 1947 September 12 





Long Beach. 

Box 59, envelope 77 Item No. 879. Waterman (steamship), 1958 June 28 





(Du.). Rotterdam, Holland. 

Box 59, envelope 78 Item No. 880. Wayne Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 February 2 






Box 59, envelope 79 Item No. 881. Welsh City (steamship), 1957 May 19 





(Br.). Tacoma, Washington. Loading grain. 

Box 59, envelope 80 Item No. 882. Western Trader (steamship), 1954 June 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 713



Box 59, envelope 81 Item No. 883. Wihinapa (steamship), 1958 March 31 







(Ger. DeVries Co.). Tacoma, Washington. Sailed 1958 April 5 with peas ex Tac for 

Europe. Captain Siegfried Schwagermann. Says was a Maersk ship, recently bought by 

De Vries. Built 1945. 

Box 50, envelope 10 Item No. 884. Willamette (steamship), circa 1911 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph. 11 x 14 in. 


At sea, view of stern with people on deck. 

Box 59, envelope 82 Item No. 885. Willamette Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 August 15 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 83 Item No. 886. William Allen White (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1948 August 25 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 84 Item No. 887. William B. Leeds (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1944 October 





Saipan, Marianas Is. 

Box 59, envelope 85 Item No. 888. William B. Travis (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 March 23 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 86 Item No. 889. William Floyd (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 July 25 





Long Beach. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 714



Box 59, envelope 87 Item No. 890. William H. Clagett (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1951 September 15 







Colombo, Ceylon. Verso of print is labeled Otaru, Japan, 1952 January 20. 

Box 59, envelope 88 Item No. 891. William Leavitt (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 August 9 





San Pedro. One negative shows the vessel at Long Beach on August 15. 

Box 59, envelope 89 Item No. 892. William Parker (steamship), 1949 January 25 






Box 59, envelope 90 Item No. 893. William Phips (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1947 August 22 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 91 Item No. 894. William Phips (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1948 January 9 






Box 59, envelope 92 Item No. 895. William Ward Burrows (steamship), 1957 May 19 





(PA 6). Tacoma, Washington. At St. Paul & Tac. Dock. Towed from Olympia to 

Tacoma, tied up PM 18 May. 

Box 59, envelope 93 Item No. 896. Winnipeg (steamship), 1952 June 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 715



Box 59, envelope 94 Item No. 897. Winnipeg (steamship), 1956 February 5 







(French). Seattle, Washington. MONMOUTH (U.S.) is on the right. 

Box 59, envelope 95 Item No. 898. Winter Hill (steamship), 1947 July-August 





San Pedro. Views on July 20 and August 22. 

Box 59, envelope 96 Item No. 899. Woodstock Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1947 September 16 





San Pedro. 

Box 59, envelope 97 Item No. 900. World Legion (steamship), 1956 July 14 





(Lib.). Tacoma, Washington. Ex MODOC. Owned by S. Niarchos. 

Box 60, envelope 1 Item No. 901. Xavier Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1957 February 6 





Winslow, Washington. COUNCIL BLUFFS VICTORY in background. 

Box 60, envelope 2 Item No. 902. Yamahime Maru (steamship), circa 1957 April 22 






Box 60, envelope 3 Item No. 903. Yamahimi Maru (steamship), 1960 February 12 




Gatun Lake. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 716



Box 60, envelope 4 Item No. 904. Yankee Fighter (steamship), 1950 April 16 








Box 60, envelope 5 Item No. 905. Yasukuni Maru (steamship), 1957 February 






Box 60, envelope 6 Item No. 906. Yazgat (steamship), 1960 September 3 





(Turk). Elbe River. 

Box 60, envelope 7 Item No. 907. Yorkmar (steamship), 1947 





San Pedro. Views on March 23 and September 5 

Box 64, folder 5 Item No. 908. Yorkmar (cargo ship), 1952 December 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph prints. 8 x 10 in. 


Ship aground in Grays Harbor. Break bulk cargo ship. 

Box 60, envelope 8 Item No. 909. Zane Grey (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1949 March 29 






Box 60, envelope 9 Item No. 910. Zeeland (steamship), 1947 May 31 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 717



Box 60, envelope 10 Item No. 911. Zeeland (steamship), 1947 May 31 







San Pedro. FISK VICTORY is ahead. 

Box 60, envelope 11 Item No. 912. Zephyr (steamship), 1968 June 6 




(Pan.). Sailing San Marcos Island, Mexico. 

Box 66, folder 10 Item No. 913. Steamers photograph album, circa 1953-1992 


Physical Description: Photograph album, unbound, with black-and-white and color 

photographic prints Includes some published material. 


Vessels include the ALASKAN MAIL, AMERICAN MAIL, COLORADO, DAVID W. 

BRANCH, HONG KONG, M.M. DANT, MONTANA, OREGON MAIL, UTAH and 

WASHINGTON MAIL. Some of the photos were taken in Japanese shipyards. The 

album is unbound and its provenance is unknown. Album also includes a few 

newspaper clippings. 

Box 64, folders 7-30 Item No. 914. Miscellaneous Steamer photographic prints, A-Z, circa 1917-1959 


Physical Description: Mostly black-and-white photographs, some color photographs. 

Various sizes. 


Photographs arranged in folders A-Z. Most prints within the folders have the ship name 

identified on the back of the photograph, along with the date and location information. 

Box 64, folder 32 Item No. 915. Miscellaneous Steamer photographic prints, A-Z, 1900-1963 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs of various sizes. 


Identified steamers include CROWN ZELLERBACK, FALLS OF CLYDE, LUTHER S. 

KELLY, SCOTTISH LADY and SEA CORAL. [These photos came from Huycke's 

unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates".] 

Box 41, envelope 39 Item No. 916. Unidentified steamships in San Pedro, Undated 

Box 60, envs 12-25; 

Box 64, fld 4 




San Pedro, California? Unidentified steamships in view. 

File Unit 02. Steamers, groups of vessels, 1919-1954 (bulk 1947-1954) 



Various views of steamers at West Coast locations. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 718



Box 64, folder 4 Item No. 001. Daisy Putnam (cargo ship) and Celilo (steamship), 1919 November 3 






Photographs show damage on each ship. Annotation on back of photos says "Guthrie" 

Box 60, envelope 12 Item No. 002. Pacific Enterprise, [--] Victory, and La Plata, 1947 September 





San Pedro. PACIFIC ENTERPRISE is on the left. Unidentified Victory ship in the 

middle. 

Box 60, envelope 13 Item No. 003. Luther Martin (cargo vessel: Liberty ship) and Torrance Hills (steamship), 

1947 July 20 





LUTHER MARTIN is on the left. TORRANCE HILLS is in drydock. 

Box 60, envelope 14 Item No. 004. Santa Eliana (steamship), John Bakke (steamship), Ventura (steamship), 

and P&T Leader (steamship), 1953 September 6 






Box 60, envelope 15 Item No. 005. John Weyerhaeuser (steamship), David Starr Jordan (cargo vessel: Liberty 

ship), Wayne Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), and Wake Forest Victory (cargo 

vessel: Victory ship), 1948 September 24 





San Pedro. 

Box 60, envelope 16 Item No. 006. California (steamship), Harold L. Winslow (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 

Jules Fribourg (steamship), 1947 September 21 





Long Beach. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 719



Box 60, envelope 17 Item No. 007. Rutland Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), Gretna Victory (cargo vessel: 



Victory ship), and P&T Navigator (steamship), 1947 September 21 





San Pedro. 

Box 60, envelope 18 Item No. 008. Battle Rock (steamship), Ames Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), and 

Coeur D'Alene Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), 1954 September 4 





Kennydale, Washington. 

Box 60, envelope 19 Item No. 009. Pacific Queen (ship, 3m), Joseph G. Cannon (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 

and Sirocco (steamship), 1947 May 31 





Long Beach. 

Box 60, envelope 20 Item No. 010. Winter Hill (steamship), Hat Creek (steamship), Agwiworld (steamship), 

Torrance Hills (steamship), Victor H. Kelly (steamship), Luther Martin (cargo vessel: 

Liberty ship), Swarthmore Victory, and New Zealand Victory, 1947 August 2 





San Pedro, California. Panoramic view. 

Box 60, envelope 21 Item No. 011. Castilla (steamship), Santa Leonor (steamship), Norseman (steamship), 

and Pilar, 1946 May 17 





Antofagasta, Chile. 

Box 60, envelope 22 Item No. 012. Norway Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), United States Victory (cargo 

vessel: Victory ship), Ferdinand Westdahl (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), Pat Doheny 

(steamship), Temple Victory (cargo vessel: Victory ship), and Lost Hills (steamship), 

1947 March 15 





West Basin, San Pedro, California. PAT DOHENY and TEMPLE VICTORY are in 

drydock. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 720



Box 60, envelope 23 Item No. 013. Lurline (steamship) and a Calmar vessel (steamship), 1947 August 9 







Long Beach. 

Box 60, envelope 24 Item No. 014. Samsacola and two unidentified Victory ships, 1947 September 5 





San Pedro. One of the unidentified victories is operated by Waterman S.S. Co. 

Box 60, envelope 25 Item No. 015. Columbia River boneyard fleet, 1943 August 14 

Box 60, envs 26-46; 

Box 64, flds 31-33 





Portland, Oregon near Oregon City. 

File Unit 03. Steamers, unidentified, circa 1900-1966 (bulk 1943-1966) 



Various unidentified steamers at various locations: Mostly West Coast of the United States, 

particularly San Francisco Bay Area; Louisiana, Alabama; British Columbia, Canada, 

Germany, and the Panama Canal. 

Box 60, envelope 26 Item No. 001. [??] Maru, 1966 May 





Corinto, Nicaragua. 

Box 60, envelope 27 Item No. 002. [??] Maru, 1957 July 27 





(Japanese). Seattle, Washington. [Found filed in the "A" section.] 

Box 60, envelope 28 Item No. 003. [??] Maru, 1956 November 





(Japanese). Tacoma, Washington. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 721



Box 60, envelope 29 Item No. 004. C-1 Liberty ship (cargo vessel: Liberty ship), 1943 






San Francisco Bay. 

Box 60, envelope 30 Item No. 005. C-1 vessel, 1948 December 21 





Approach to Elbe River, Germany. Owned by Isbrantsen. 

Box 60, envelope 31 Item No. 006. C-2 cargo ship, 1944 





San Francisco Bay. 

Box 60, envelope 32 Item No. 007. [?]--erholme, 1962 March 





Panama Canal. From S.S. CONSTITUTION STATE. 

Box 60, envelope 33 Item No. 008. Canadian Pacific of Black Ball vessel, 1961 Summer 





Gravity davit. 

Box 60, envelope 34 Item No. 009. American coal or ore carrier, 1960 July 10 





Panama Canal. 

Box 60, envelope 35 Item No. 010. Unidentified, Undated 

Extent: 1 envelope (5 negatives, 1 color negatives, 3 prints). 

Physical Description: Color negative. Black-and-white acetate negatives. 


Box 60, envelope 36 Item No. 011. Unidentified vessels in New Westminster, B.C., 1947 June 16 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 722



Box 60, envelope 37 Item No. 012. Unidentified Danish vessel in San Pedro, California, 1953 September 






Box 60, envelope 38 Item No. 013. El---, 1948 December 5 





Delaware River. 

Box 60, envelope 39 Item No. 014. Unidentified tankers in San Pedro, California, 1947 June 4 




Box 60, envelope 40 Item No. 015. Two unidentified Honduran steamers in Mobile, Alabama, 1948 May 1 



Box 60, envelope 41 Item No. 016. Unidentified vessel, 1949 September 





Terminal Island scrap-yard. Vessel being broken up. 

Box 60, envelope 42 Item No. 017. Unidentified fruit carrier in New Orleans, Louisiana, 1948 January 8 





United Fruit Co. 

Box 60, envelope 43 Item No. 018. Unidentified freighters, 1943-1944 






Box 60, envelope 44 Item No. 019. Unidentified tankers in San Francisco Bay, 1943-1944 




HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 723



Box 60, envelope 45 Item No. 020. Unidentified liberty ship (cargo vessel: Liberty ship) in San Pedro, 



California, 1947 





Swede freighter (LOS ANGELES?). 

Box 60, envelope 46 Item No. 021. Unidentified vessels in Oakland Creek, California, 1943 




Box 64, folder 31 Item No. 022. Unidentified steamer photographs, circa 1917-1959 


Physical Description: Mostly black-and-white photographs, some color photographs. 

Various sizes. 

Box 64, folder 33 Item No. 023. Miscellaneous Steamer photograph prints, unidentified, 1900-1963 




[These photos came from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - extras, 

duplicates".] 

Box 60, envs 47-51 File Unit 04. Ferries, inland, 1947-1949 



Box 60, envelope 47 Item No. 001. Kalakala (ferry), 1947 June 14 

Ferries and groups in California, Louisiana, Washington, and British Columbia, Canada. 





Port Angeles, Washington. 

Box 60, envelope 48 Item No. 002. George H. Walker (paddle ferry), 1949 January 25 





New Orleans. 

Box 60, envelope 49 Item No. 003. Catalina (ferry) and Avalon (ferry), 1947 July 20 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 724



Box 60, envelope 50 Item No. 004. Catalina (ferry) and Avalon (ferry), 1947 September 20 







Wilmington, California. CATALINA (ferry) is on the right. 

Box 60, envelope 51 Item No. 005. Princess Elizabeth (ferry), Princess Elaine (ferry), and Atrevida (ferry), 

Box 60, envs 52-58; 

Box 64, fld 6 

1947 June 15 





Nanaimo, British Columbia. "PRINCESS JOAN," written on the original envelope. 

File Unit 05. Fishing, miscellaneous, circa 1930-1956 



Primarily fishing barges in Southern California, but includes vessels at Washington and 

Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur locations as well. 

Box 60, envelope 52 Item No. 001. Alaska Reefer (fishing vessel), 1956 May 26 





Leaving Tacoma, Washington. Bound for Bristol Bay, Bering Sea, Alaska. 

Box 60, envelope 53 Item No. 002. Capstans (fishing vessel), 1955 March 





Neider & Marcus yard, Seattle, Washington. Taken from railroad barges; none form 

sailing ships according to owner. 

Box 60, envelope 54 Item No. 003. Korrigan II (fishing vessel), Undated 




Wrecked Santa Rosalia 1923-1924. On beach, north side of breakwater. British built 

vessel purchased by the Compagnie du Boleo in 1898. 

Box 60, envelope 55 Item No. 004. Bering Sea (fishing vessel), 1955 September 18 





Tacoma, Washington. BERING SEA was former Atlantic Ocean trawler. COLUMBIA 

RIVER lightship alongside. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 725



Box 60, envelope 56 Item No. 005. Miscellaneous fishing vessels, Undated 







Miscellaneous vessels and people. One vessel is the COASTAL STAR. The print is 

identified as a lighter in Pisco, Peru, 1946 May. 

Box 60, envelope 57 Item No. 006. North sea drifters and Elbe River lightship no. 1, 1948 December 



Box 60, envelope 58 Item No. 007. Fishing boats, Undated 



Box 64, folder 6 Item No. 008. Fishing barges in southern California, circa 1930s 

Box 60, envs 59-63; 

Box 41, env 40 

Extent: 35 slides. 

Physical Description: Black-and-white slides. 


Includes photo of "movie making aboard the 'FOX'". Slides of photos originally taken 

circa 1930s. Includes the vessels KOHALA, LAHANIA, OCEANIA VANCE, THOS P. 

EMIGH. 

File Unit 06. Lightships, pilots, 1946-1966 



Various views of lightships, primarily on the West Coast, but includes lightships in Virginia 

and South America. 

Box 60, envelope 59 Item No. 001. Gracie S. (pilot boat), 1956 July 5 





Seattle. 

Box 60, envelope 60 Item No. 002. Relief (lightship), 1955 January 22 





Laid up Tacoma. Columbia River lightship. Laid up 1952, sold for $9154 to Birchfield 

Boiler Co for scrap or re-sale. 

Box 60, envelope 61 Item No. 003. San Francisco (lightship), 1946 March 15 





Outbound to station. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 726



Box 41, envelope 40 Item No. 004. Umatilla Reef (lightship), Undated 






Lightship no. 67. 

Box 60, envelope 62 Item No. 005. Virginia (lightship), 1947 November 12 





Off Cape Henry, Virginia. Pilot and lightship. 

Box 60, envelope 63 Item No. 006. Unidentified lightship, 1966 April-May 




Box 60, envs 64-73 File Unit 07. Naval ships, 1947-1964 

Central America. Includes views of un/loading cargo and dock. 



Various vessels, including coast guard, mostly outside of the West Coast. Some vessels 

built during WWII. 

Box 60, envelope 64 Item No. 001. Alabama (built 1942; battleship: U.S. Navy), 1964 August 26 





Panama Canal. 

Box 60, envelope 65 Item No. 002. Leyte (built 1945; aircraft carrier: U.S. Navy), 1951 January 






Box 60, envelope 66 Item No. 003. Lux (gambling vessel), 1947 March 19 





San Pedro. Ex BUNKER HILL (U.S. Navy). 

Box 60, envelope 67 Item No. 004. Midway (built 1945; aircraft carrier; U.S. Navy), 1949-1955 

Extent: 1 envelope (4 negatives, 1 color negative, 4 prints). 

Physical Description: Color negative. Black-and-white acetate negatives. 



Norfolk, Virginia, 1949 June 2. Tacoma, Washington., 1955 July 26-27. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 727



Box 60, envelope 68 Item No. 005. Missouri (built 1944; battleship: U.S. Navy), 1951 January 








Box 60, envelope 69 Item No. 006. Northwind (icebreaking vessel: U.S. Coast Guard), 1954 May 29 






Box 60, envelope 70 Item No. 007. Oregon (ship: U.S. Navy), 1951 February 4 





Guam. 

Box 60, envelope 71 Item No. 008. Princeton (built 1945; aircraft carrier: U.S. Navy), 1951 January 






Box 60, envelope 72 Item No. 009. Texas (built 1912; battleship: U.S. Navy), 1950 





Houston, Ship Channel, San Jacinto. 

Box 60, envelope 73 Item No. 010. Unidentified naval vessels, Undated 





Submarines, destroyers, etc. 

Box 60, envs 74-85 File Unit 08. Tugs and barges, 1947-1964 



Various vessels, mostly in West Coast waters, but includes Louisiana and Korea, Japan 

and Portugal as locations. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 728



Box 60, envelope 74 Item No. 001. Adeline Foss (tugboat), 1959 February 8 







Kennydale, Washington. Last steam tugboat on Puget Sound. 

Box 60, envelope 75 Item No. 002. Beaver (tugboat), 1949 September 





San Pedro. 

Box 60, envelope 76 Item No. 003. Bisso (tugboat), 1949 January 25 




New Orleans. MONARCH OF THE SEA also in view. 

Box 60, envelope 77 Item No. 004. Bisso (tugboat), 1950 August 16 




Off South Pass, Louisiana. Alongside SHARON VICTORY. 

Box 60, envelope 78 Item No. 005. Charlotte (tugboat), 1957 December 13 




Lake Whatcom, Bellingham, Washington. This tug was built on Lake Whatcom in 1911, 

at the mill site of the Bloedel-Donovan Mill, last known as Columbia Valley Logging Co. 

She was the last active steam tug in the Pacific Northwest, being retired from service 

about the last week of November 1957, and put up for sale. She has no toilet, galley or 

living quarters, her "seafaring" career being confined to an eight hour day within the 

confines of Lake Whatcom. Dimensions, 60' x 15' x 11'. Wt. approx. 40 tons. Believed 

named for daughter of J.H. Bloedel (who died in November 1957), but also possibly 

named for his wife. This tug burnt slab wood until 1945, when she was converted over 

to oil. 

Box 60, envelope 79 Item No. 006. Independent (tugboat), 1950 January 






HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 729



Box 60, envelope 80 Item No. 007. Mogul (tugboat), 1954 May 27 







Seattle. 

Box 60, envelope 81 Item No. 008. Sandy (tugboat), 1947 June 17 





Shipbreakers yard, Duwamish River, Seattle. 

Box 60, envelope 82 Item No. 009. Wando (tugboat), 1954 May 27 





Seattle. 

Box 60, envelope 83 Item No. 010. Wedell Foss (tugboat), 1954 May 27 





Seattle. Maritime Day tug race. 

Box 60, envelope 84 Item No. 011. Lighters, sail, 1964 June 





Lisbon, Tagus River. 

Box 60, envelope 85 Item No. 012. Tugboat and lighter, 1960 January 3 

Extent: 1 envelope (4 n). 



Inchon, Korea. 

Box 60, envs 86-96 File Unit 09. Miscellaneous harbor scenes, 1944-1980 (bulk 1944-1962) 



Various views of vessels, most outside of the West Coast, one view of various vessels in 

the Sacramento River Delta. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 730



Box 60, envelope 86 Item No. 001. Benicia waterfront, 1944 April 







Ammunition terminal. 

Box 60, envelope 87 Item No. 002. Bremer-Vulkan Yard, 1960 September 3 





Vegesack, Germany. 

Box 60, envelope 88 Item No. 003. Bremer-Vulkan Yard, 1960 September 3 





Vegesack, Germany. Photo from PELICAN STATE. 

Box 60, envelope 89 Item No. 004. Genoa Harbor, 1950 February 25-27 




NADIN, MIMOSA, GRATA, KARACHI, DELIA, ANNA SALEN and other vessels in view. 

Box 60, envelope 90 Item No. 005. Hampton Roads Boneyard, 1962 March 





James River. 

Box 60, envelope 91 Item No. 006. La Pallice, France, 1961 October 27 




U-boat pens (3 in panorama). Taken from CONSTITUTION STATE. 

Box 60, envelope 92 Item No. 007. Los Angeles Harbor, 1947 

Extent: 1 envelope (4 color negatives). 

Physical Description: Color negatives. 

Box 60, envelope 93 Item No. 008. Mississippi River, 1980 November 


Physical Description: Color prints. 


New Orleans 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 731



Box 60, envelope 94 Item No. 009. New York Harbor, 1960 July 21 






Box 60, envelope 95 Item No. 010. Sacramento River, 1944 





Oil docks. Railroad bridge, Martinez. SONOMA VALLEY (ferry). CRESCENT (riverboat) 

and YUBA (riverboat) at Antioch. DELTA KING (riverboat). Tugboats, scows, barges, 

yachts, ferry terminals, etc. 

Box 60, envelope 96 Item No. 011. Lighthouses, Undated 

Boxes 41, 64-65, 

and 73 

Box 41, envs 

41-105; Box 65, 

envs 10-24; Box 73 

envs 1-7 





Three prints are identified as the new and old Cape Henry lights. One print is identified 

as the New London Ledge lighthouse at New London, Conn. 

Subseries 12.2.4.5. West Coast sailing ships, circa 1880s-1992 (bulk 1900s-1950s) 



Predominantly contains photographs of schooners. Includes a few images of barkentines and 

barges. 

Arrangement 

Arranged alphabetically by vessel name. Includes a few images of barkentines and barges 

which Huycke had filed in this category and these were left in place. 

File Unit 01. West Coast sailing ships, A-Z, circa 1880s-1980) (bulk 1900s-1940s) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives of various sizes, though 

predominantly 5 x 7 in. 


Various views of vessels, primarily on the West Coast of Washington and California. 

Box 65, envelope 10 Item No. 001. Albany (vessel type unidentified), circa 1900s-1920s 


Physical Description: Glass plate positive. 3.25 x 4 in. 


With BUDDY (vessel type unidentified), and other unidentified ships docked 

Box 41, envelope 41 Item No. 002. Annie M. Rolph (vessel type unidentified), 1941 December 29 




Malibu, California. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 732



Box 65, envelope 11 Item No. 003. Bertie Minor (schooner, 3m), circa 1900s-1920s 




Physical Description: Glass plate negative. Negative is broken. 4 x 5 in. 

Box 65, envelope 12 Item No. 004. Bertie Minor (schooner, 3m), circa 1900s-1920s 




May 1929 written on original envelope. 

Box 41, envelope 42 Item No. 005. Betsey Ross (schooner, 5m), 1953 July 2 




Remains of the vessel at Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Bow in center. 

Box 41, envelope 43 Item No. 006. Beulah (built 1882; schooner, 3m), circa 1930s 



Box 41, envelope 44 Item No. 007. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1957 




A. F. Raynaud sewing sails. Duplicate copy negatives. 

Box 41, envelope 45 Item No. 008. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1960 October 1 




Oakland Creek, California. 

Box 41, envelope 46 Item No. 009. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1961 July 




Oakland, California. 

Box 41, envelope 47 Item No. 010. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1961 July 




Oakland, California. 

Box 41, envelope 48 Item No. 011. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), circa 1895-1930s 




From Lee. "Taken at sea on the trip home. Honey caught the albatross. It was 14 feet 

from tip to tip." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 733



Box 65, envelope 13 Item No. 012. C.S. Holmes (schooner, 4m), circa 1900s-1920s 




Physical Description: Glass plate negative 3 x 4.25 in. 

Box 41, envelope 49 Item No. 013. Charles R. Wilson (built 1891; schooner, 3m), 1952 October 12 




With C.A. THAYER (built 1895; schooner, 3m) at Poulsbo, Washington. NORDIC MAID 

(vessel type unidentified) also in view in two of the negatives. 

Box 41, envelope 50 Item No. 014. City of Alberni (built 1920; schooner, 5m), 1940 June 22 




Off Cape Flattery. Ex VIGILANT. 

Box 41, envelope 51 Item No. 015. City of Alberni (built 1920; schooner, 5m), circa 1941 January 




Description is illegible - [Fujan Dock Jane B.C.] Copied by Stom [Holmfey]. Ex 

VIGILANT. 

Box 41, envelope 52 Item No. 016. City of Alberni (built 1920; schooner, 5m), 1941 




Sydney. Photo by Hugh [Hallatt]. Ex VIGILANT. 

Box 41, envelope 53 Item No. 017. Commerce (schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1940s 




Two views. 

Box 41, envelope 54 Item No. 018. Commodore (schooner, 4m), 1935 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 35mm 



Box 41, envelope 55 Item No. 019. Commodore (schooner, 4m), circa 1937-1938 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 734



Box 41, envelope 56 Item No. 020. Commodore (schooner, 4m), 1940 






In Winslow, Washington, refurbishing under direction of Charlie Taylor. Gordon Jones 

negative. 

Box 41, envelope 57 Item No. 021. Commodore (schooner, 4m), circa 1941 September-November 




Winslow, Washington. Three new sticks on deck awaiting stepping. Photo from 

collection of Jim Gallahe. 

Box 41, envelope 58 Item No. 022. Crowley (schooner, 5m), circa 1910s-1940s 




Possibly the THOMAS CROWLEY (built 1917; steam schooner, 5m). View of port side, 

underway. 

Box 41, envelope 59 Item No. 023. Defiance (schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1920s 




Or HONOIPU (schooner, 4m). 

Box 41, envelope 60 Item No. 024. Diamond Head (built 1866; barge), 1947 June 17 




With C.S. HOLMES (built 1893; barge), and JOHN A. (barge), Lake Union, Washington. 

Box 41, envelope 61 Item No. 025. Drumwall (built 1902; barge), 1953 July 2 




Bow and stern view of the hulk at Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Ex PUAKO (built 

1902; barkentine, 4m). 

Box 65, envelope 14 Item No. 026. Esther Buhne (schooner, 3m), circa 1890s-1920s 




At sea. 

Box 41, envelope 62 Item No. 027. Forest Friend (built 1919; barkentine, 5m), circa - 1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 5 x 7 in.; 4 x 5 in. 


Port view underway. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 735



Box 41, envelope 63 Item No. 028. Forest Pride (barkentine, 5m), 1926 






Adelaide. 

Box 41, envelope 64 Item No. 029. Forester (built 1900; schooner, 4m), circa 1947-1952 




Martinez, California. September 9, 1947 and August 1952. 

Box 41, envelope 65 Item No. 030. Forester (built 1900; schooner, 4m), circa 1904-1940s 




"With HELEN P. DREW (built 1904; steam schooner), WAWONA (built 1897; schooner, 

3m) and CHARLES R. WILSON (built 1891; schooner, 3m)" are also written on the 

original enclosure with a question mark. 

Box 41, envelope 66 Item No. 031. Fox (barge), circa 1920-1929 




Making a movie on board. Probably Captain Olaf Olsen with white cap. From the 

collection of Lynn [Hollingsmith]. 

Box 41, envelope 67 Item No. 032. Fox (barge), circa 1930s-1950s 




Various views on deck and at sea. 

Box 41, envelope 68 Item No. 033. Galilee (built 1891; vessel type unidentified), circa 1900-1930s 




Laid up as a hulk. Ex brigantine, ex schooner. 

Box 41, envelope 69 Item No. 034. George E. Billings (built 1903; barge), circa 1925-1941 




Stern view at dock, anchor up. 

Box 41, envelope 70 Item No. 035. Golden State (built 1913; schooner, 3m), 1947 April 26 




San Pedro, California. "This is where I surped the skylight - recently donated to the S.D. 

Maritime Museum." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 736



Box 41, envelope 71 Item No. 036. Golden State (built 1913; schooner, 3m), 1947 April 26 






San Pedro, California. "This is where I surped the skylight - recently donated to the S.D. 

Maritime Museum." 

Box 65, envelope 15 Item No. 037. Gracie S. (schooner, 2m), circa 1900s-1920s 




View of hull in dry dock, most likely near launch. 

Box 65, envelope 16 Item No. 038. Gracie S. (schooner, 2m), circa 1900s-1920s 




View of hull in dry dock, most likely near launch. 

Box 65, envelope 17 Item No. 039. Henriette (schooner, 4m), circa 1910-1922 




At dock. 

Box 65, envelope 18 Item No. 040. Henriette (schooner, 4m), circa 1910-1922 





Box 41, envelope 72 Item No. 041. Hesperian (built 1918; barkentine, 4m), circa 1918-1937 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Cracked and bubbled. 3 x 

4.75 in. 


Port view at underway. 

Box 41, envelope 73 Item No. 042. Irene (built 1900; schooner, 4m), circa 1918-1930s 




Copy negative from Eckhart (spelling?) collection. CR River. 

Box 41, envelope 74 Item No. 043. Jane L. Stanford (built 1892; barkentine, 4m), circa 1919-1920 




At Dollarton. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 737



Box 65, envelope 19 Item No. 044. John A. Campbell (schooner, 4m), circa 1895-1922 






View of rigging. 





At dock. 





At dock. 

Box 41, envelope 75 Item No. 047. Joseph Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1902-1940s 




With SEQUOIA (schooner, 3m), and GEORGE E. BILLINGS (built 1903; schooner, 

5m). JOSEPH DOLLAR was Ex. SCHURBEK (vessel stranded in Santa Rosalia, Baja 

California Sur, Mexico during the WWI years and shortly thereafter). 

Box 41, envelope 76 Item No. 048. La Merced (built 1917; schooner, 4m), 1959 February 




Lake Union, Seattle, Washington. 

Box 41, envelope 77 Item No. 049. La Merced (built 1917; schooner, 4m), 1970 


Physical Description: Color film negative. 35mm 


Hulk at Anacortes, Washington. "Joe Johnson," written on original enclosure. 

Box 41, envelope 78 Item No. 050. Lottie Carson (built 1881; schooner, 3m), circa 1910s-1920s 




Engining the vessel. 

Box 41, envelope 79 Item No. 051. M. Turner (built 1902; schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1924 




Port Blakely Harbor. The schooner looks like a Matthew Turner vessel, possibly M. 

TURNER. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 738



Box 41, envelope 80 Item No. 052. Metha Nelson (built 1896; vessel type unidentified), circa 1946-1947 






San Pedro, California. Converted into a fishing vessel. 

Box 41, envelope 81 Item No. 053. Metha Nelson (built 1896; vessel type unidentified), circa 1946-1947 




San Pedro, California. Converted into a fishing vessel. 

Box 41, envelope 82 Item No. 054. Minnie A. Caine (built 1900; schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1926 




Views of vessel ashore; most likely in 1901 December, on Smith Island, when the 

Christmas Storm caused her to break free of her tow line. 

Box 41, envelope 83 Item No. 055. Minnie A. Caine (built 1900; barge), circa 1930-1939 




Deck view. Fishing barge. North Santa Monica, California. 

Box 41, envelope 84 Item No. 056. Monitor (vessel type unidentified), 1948 June 5 




Old sailing vessel used as fish reduction plant at Pt. Richmond, California. Negative no. 

3515 written on the original envelope. 

Box 65, envelope 22 Item No. 057. Mount Rainier (schooner, 5m), circa 1900s-1920s 




At sea. 

Box 41, envelope 85 Item No. 058. Newsboy (built 1882; barkentine, 3m), circa 1880s-1930s 



Box 41, envelope 86 Item No. 059. Pathfinder (built 1891; schooner, 2m), circa 1913 




During conversion. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 739



Box 65, envelope 23 Item No. 060. Pathfinder (built 1891; schooner, 2m), circa 1890s-1920s 






At sea. 

Box 65, envelope 24 Item No. 061. Pinole (scow schooner), circa 1900s-1920s 




At sea. 

Box 73, envelope 1 Item No. 062. Pinole (scow schooner), circa 1900s-1920s 




Deck view. 

Box 41, envelope 87 Item No. 063. Raul (built 1900; motorship), circa 1967 September 19-22 




Twin-screw motorship RAUL, La Paz, Baja, California. RAUL reportedly built at Benicia 

in 1900 by Turner. Converted to motorship with one propeller in 1946, had second 

added in 1956 with house installed, bowsprit cut off. Reportedly a pure sailing ship up 

until 1946. 

Box 73, envelope 2 Item No. 064. R.C. Slade (schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1917 




At dry dock; waterfront is seen in background. 

Box 73, envelope 3 Item No. 065. R.C. Slade (schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1917 




Vessel at Hanlou's Shipyard, Oakland, CA. 

Box 41, envelope 88 Item No. 066. Rose Mahoney (built 1918; schooner, 5m), circa 1918-1926 




Views of vessel underway. 

Box 41, envelope 89 Item No. 067. Samar (built 1901; barge), circa 1901-1932 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 740



Box 41, envelope 90 Item No. 068. Seaborn (schooner), 1916 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. Cracked and bubbled. 4 x 5 

in. 


Launching at Tacoma, Washington. 

Box 41, envelope 91 Item No. 069. Sequoia (built 1898; steam schooner, 3m), circa 1900s-1930s 



Box 41, envelope 92 Item No. 070. Star of Scotland (built 1887; schooner, 6m) and Tango (schooner, 6m), 

circa 1930-1942 




Two negatives appear to be views on board the TANGO. One negative appears to 

show the STAR OF SCOTLAND at Cape Town in 1942. One negative apparently 

shows Stanley Amred (spelling?) on the STAR OF SCOTLAND (barge), 1930-1938. 

Box 41, envelope 93 Item No. 071. Thomas P. Emigh (built 1901; barge), 1932 




Wreck at Redondo Beach, California. Ex barkentine, 4m. 

Box 41, envelope 94 Item No. 072. Vigilant (built 1920; schooner, 5m), circa 1930-1939 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. Bubbled and warped. 5 x 7 

in. 


At Bellingham. Photo by Clyde Banks at Bloedel Donovan Dock. 

Box 41, envelope 95 Item No. 073. Vigilant (built 1920; schooner, 5m), circa 1940s-1970s 




Photo of a painting. 

Box 41, envelope 96 Item No. 074. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m), 1955 August 26 




Lake Union, Washington. 

Box 41, envelope 97 Item No. 075. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m), circa 1957-1959 




Lake Union, Washington. SIERRA (merchant vessel?) alongside. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 741



Box 41, envelope 98 Item No. 076. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m), 1959 February 12 






Lake Union, Washington. 

Box 41, envelope 99 Item No. 077. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m), circa 1960-1969 


100 


101 




Lake Union, Washington. Photo by A.F. Raynaud. 

Item No. 078. Wawona (built 1897; schooner, 3m), 1980 June 10-11 


Physical Description: Color film negatives. 126 roll film 


In drydock at Lake Union Dry Dock Co., Seattle, Washington. 

Item No. 079. William H. Smith (built 1899; schooner, 4m), circa 1900-1930s 



Box 73, envelope 4 Item No. 080. Zampa (schooner, 3m), circa 1890s-1920s 




Side view of vessel at dock. Vessel brought supplies to Santa Rosalia, Baja California 

Sur, Mexico circa 1890-1900. 

Box 73, envelope 5 Item No. 081. Zampa (schooner, 3m) and Amy Turner (bark, 3m), circa 1890s-1920s 


102 




At dock. ZAMPA brought supplies to Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico circa 

1890-1900. 

Item No. 082. Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1935-1936 


Physical Description: Black-and-white nitrate negatives. 4 x 5 in. 


Vessels in view include PACIFIC PINE, PACIFIC HEMLOCK, PACIFIC SPRUCE, 

VIOLET BAY, VENUS, NELLIE JUAN, BUDDY, FISHHAWK, COMMODORE, PACIFIC 

REDWOOD, FOREST PRIDE, W.M. TUPPER, ETHEL S., BELOIT II, HAROLD A., 

CELTIC, NATIONAL, COOLIDGE, AND QUEEN. These negatives are a gift from Bob 

Brown to Harold Huycke on Feb. 14, 1991. Photos taken by his father, Kenneth S. 

Brown. Any use made of these negatives must show proper credit of photographer 

Kenneth S. Brown. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 742




103 


104 



Item No. 083. Unidentified 2-masted schooner in Point Arena, California, circa 1880-1889 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative. 2.5 x 3.5in. 


Fred Warren photo. 

Item No. 084. Unidentified vessels in Port Blakely, circa 1890s-1920s 




Schooner, 4m on left. Barkentine, 4m in center. Ship, 3m on right. The center vessel 

could be the LAHAINA, KOHALA, GEORGINA, or PUAKO. Caption on negative reads 

"Loading spars on Puget Sound". 

Box 73, envelope 6 Item No. 085. Rigging of an unidentified ship, circa 1900s-1920s 




This negative found in between images of the ZAMPA (schooner, 3m). 

Box 73, envelope 7 Item No. 086. Unidentified 3-masted ship near Seattle, Washington, circa 1920s 


105 




Unidentified vessels with the Seattle waterfront in the background, including Lake Union 

Dry Dock and Machine Works. 

Item No. 087. Unidentified sailing ships under construction in Humboldt Bay, California, 

circa 1893 





Box 64, fld 34 File Unit 02. Pacific Coast sailing vessels, personnel, shipbuilders, owners and steam 

schooners: slides from Elderhostel lecture in Aberdeen, May 1992, 1992 May 

Extent: 1 folder (30 black-and-white slides; 5 color slides). 


Extras - not used, not numbered. [Slides were received from the Huycke estate in small 

plastic slide boxes, but boxes with slide numbers 1-59 were empty. We only received 35 

slides in a box that just said "Extras - not used, not numbered".] Includes images of 

steamships, schooners, square rigged ships, Captain Marcus Asmussen, Captain Wigsten 

(Captain of the KAIULANI). 

Boxes 42 and 49 Subseries 12.2.4.6. World War I ships and crews, circa 1910-1936 (bulk 1914-1920) 



Includes photographs of German sailing ships and crews and transmarine type steamships. 

Arrangement 

File units arranged alphabetically. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 743



Box 42, envs 1-2 File Unit 01. German sailing ships crews, circa 1914-1920 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives of various sizes. 


Paul Schreck photographs, mostly aboard the EDMUND. 

Box 42, envelope 1 Item No. 001. Paul Schreck photographs, circa 1914-1920, circa 1914-1920 




One negative of a studio portrait of Paul Schreck from 1920. One negative of the crew 

of the German vessel EDMUND (vessel type unidentified). One negative of a document 

that contains Paul Schreck's name. Original photographs taken circa 1914-1920; these 

copy negatives made circa 1950s. 

Box 42, envelope 2 Item No. 002. Paul Schreck portrait, 1920, 1920 




Original photograph taken in 1920; this print made circa 1950s. 

Box 42, envs 3-7 File Unit 02. German sailing ships WOSA, circa 1910s-1920s 




Primarily of the crew and loading of the ARNOLDUS VINNEN, on the West Coast. 

Box 42, envelope 3 Item No. 001. Alexander Isenberg (built 1891; ship), 1917 July 21 




Fresh pork on the hoof. German vessel. Caleta Coloso. Photograph sent by Capt. Hans 

Bloss, Kiel, Germany, Nov. 1960. 

Box 42, envelope 4 Item No. 002. Arnoldus Vinnen (built 1892; ship, 3m), 1913 September 




Loading coke at Hamburg. 

Box 42, envelope 5 Item No. 003. Arnoldus Vinnen (built 1892; ship, 3m), 1914 November 




At Clifton, Oregon. 

Box 42, envelope 6 Item No. 004. Arnoldus Vinnen (built 1892; ship, 3m), circa 1910s-1920s 




Crew. Steward, 8 A.B.'s, 4 ordinary seamen. Apprentices not in this group. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 744



Box 42, envelope 7 Item No. 005. Captain K. Kringer, circa 1910s-1920s 






Master, most likely of the ARNOLDUS VINNEN. Studio portrait. 

Box 49, fld 7 File Unit 03. Steamships, WWI, EFC Design 1023 "Transmarine" type built by Submarine 

Boxes 42, 66, 80-81 

and 83 

Boat Corp., circa 1926-1936 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints (8 x 10 in.). 


Identified by Merchant Marine Captain Eugene "Gene" Harrower, who started sailing in 

1939. Harrower was involved with the Portland Maritime Museum and was the founder and 

former trustee of the Oregon Maritime Center and Museum. Photographs taken at the time 

the vessels were acquired from Matson: MAKAWRO, MAKUA, MALAMA, MANA, MANINI, 

MAPELE. 

Subseries 12.2.4.7. Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1880s-1994 (bulk 1900-1960s) 



Includes bar pilots, photographs of captains, Alaskan camps, rail docks, vessels built on the 

East Coast of the United States, British vessels, foreign WWII crafts, miscellaneous service 

vessels, U. S. Navy ships, square-riggers, schooners, tugboats, cargo vessels and passenger 

vessels. 

Arrangement 

File units 01-03 reflect original groupings created by Harold. File Unit 04 contains all 

photographs of miscellaneous vessels that were labeled as such in the collection. File Unit 05 

contains loose photographs received in a bundle in the second accession of materials 

(SAFR-02186); relationship amongst the materials is unknown. 

Box 66, fld 1 File Unit 01. Photographs sent to Huycke by Gunnar F. Hexum, circa 1900s-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs and photograph postcards 


Photographs include: Bar Pilot Jahlmer Danskanen in San Francisco; Gunnar Hexum going 

astern on the NOYO; Captain Axel Sundberg; Capt. Enny and Capt. V. Westerholm; Capt. 

Dankkaneans; Captain Roberts, Axel Sundberg, and owner on S.S. CARLOS in Raymond, 

WA (possibly J. Homer Fritch); five men on the S.S. WAHKEENA; DAISY PUTNAM; 

PACIFIC QUEEN; POLERINE; UMATILLA. [Huycke had labeled this group of materials 

"Miscellaneous" and he had not yet filed them. Photographs have been put into new folders 

but this original grouping has been retained] 

Box 66, fld 2 File Unit 02. Photographs sent to Huycke from Andy [Ulsdall], circa 1890s-1930s 




Includes East Coast, British, foreign, WWI craft, misc services. Predominantly square 

riggers. Huycke had labeled this group of materials "Miscellaneous" and he had not yet 

filed them. Photographs have been put into new folders but this original grouping has been 

retained. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 745



Box 66, fld 3 File Unit 03. Reproductions from the Mary Ellen Finch photographs, 1934 

Box 42, envs 8-26; 







Images include Alaskan camps, rail docks and vessels. Prominent ships include the 

ANNAOLCA and GREAT BEAR, which includes a group of men, one in a diving suit. 

Huycke had labeled this group of materials "Miscellaneous" and he had not yet filed them. 

Photographs have been put into new folders but this original grouping has been retained. 

The prints were made from photograph albums that were loaned to the San Francisco 

Maritime National Historical Park. The copy negatives are unprocessed in accession 

number SAFR-1133. 


Mary Ellen Finch collection at the San Francisco Maritime Library (SAFR-1133) 

File Unit 04. Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1880s-1994 (bulk 1920s-1950s) 



Includes images of steam vessels, schooners, square riggers, ferries; lumber loads; 

figureheads, anchor, bell, capstans; Panama Canal Bridge. 

Box 66, folder 4 Item No. 001. Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1880s-1920 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs of various sizes, including some 

older gelatin silver prints. 


Includes S.S. ARIZONAN; ESJA, circa 1900s (8 x 6 in. black-and-white photograph 

mounted on cardboard); EURATROPA at 107 years old; JASON; painting of LORD 

TEMPLARDOWN; S.S. NEBRASKAN, 1914 (First ship to transit the Panama Canal 

from West to East. Captain G.B. Knight); OLYMPIC; SS PAMIR; PETER IREDALE; 

RUTH, ex SHARPSHOOTER; STAR OF ALASKA; S.S. VIRGINIAN, 1909; 

Woolloomooloo from the domain, about 1890. [Huycke had labeled this group of 

materials "Miscellaneous" and he had not yet filed them. Photographs have been put 

into new folders but this original grouping has been retained] 

Box 66, folder 5 Item No. 002. Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1901-1967 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs of various sizes, including 

photograph postcards 


Includes ADMIRAL MAYO, July 5, 1918; sailing ship ARAGO in Hoquiam; BARLEUX; 

schooner MAY in Scanlon Shipyard in Oakland; Risdon Iron Works Shipyard, Potrero, 

San Francisco, 1901; some Mike McGarvey photos of SUSANA and SPRUCE 

WOODS, 1962-1967. Also includes photocopies of Alfred Duffy photographs and 

photograph postcards, circa 1916-1927, which include a photo of Captain Archie Horka 

and Bob Adamson on the bark GUSTAV in 1927, and the vessels E.R. STERLING, 

FOREST PRIDE, GEO. E. BILLINGS, MORORO, RENDOVA, VIGILANT, WINSLOW. 

[Huycke had labeled this group of materials "Miscellaneous" and he had not yet filed 

them. Photographs have been put into new folders but this original grouping has been 

retained] 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 746



Box 66, folder 6 Item No. 003. Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1918-1961 






Groups of vessels in one photo (square-riggers, steamers). Figureheads, anchor, bell, 

capstans, including the ships BEAR OF LASBEK; BRUNSWICK; OAKLAND; OLIVER 

OLSON, Wilmington, February 14, 1947; STAR OF ENGLAND. Ex ALBERTUS 

VINNEN, May 1946; STAR OF SCOTLAND, and unidentified vessels. Images also 

depict the Tacoma rail wharf. [These photos came from Huycke's unfiled photos in a 

folder called "photos - extras, duplicates".] 

Box 42, envelope 8 Item No. 004. Ships, barks, unidentified vessels, circa 1900s-1950s 




Vessels include: ARAPAHOE (ship, 3m); GOLDEN GATE (bark, 4m); PAMIR (bark, 

4m); unidentified bark, 4m; unidentified merchant vessel. 

Box 42, envelope 9 Item No. 005. Unidentified baggalas in the Indian Ocean, 1964 May 13-14 




Indian Ocean baggalas near Laccadive Islands as seen from the BEAVER STATE 

(vessel type unidentified) 

Box 42, envelope 10 Item No. 006. Unidentified baggalas in the Indian Ocean, 1964 May 13-14 




Indian Ocean baggalas near Laccadive Islands as seen from the BEAVER STATE 

(vessel type unidentified) 

Box 42, envelope 11 Item No. 007. Unidentified vessel going through the opened Panama Canal Bridge, 1962 

April 3 




Pacific Side. 

Box 42, envelope 12 Item No. 008. Unidentified vessel going through the opened Panama Canal Bridge, 1962 

April 3 




Pacific Side. 

Box 42, envelope 13 Item No. 009. Unidentified 4-masted barkentine and 3-masted schooner in Humboldt, 

California, circa 1880s-1920 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 747



Box 42, envelope 14 Item No. 010. Unidentified vessels under construction in Humboldt, California, circa 



1880s-1920 

Creator/Collector: Ericson, A. W. (Augustus William), 1848-1927 





Box 42, envelope 15 Item No. 011. Unidentified vessel under construction in Humboldt, California, circa 

1880s-1920 




Box 42, envelope 16 Item No. 012. Abu Dhabi, 1994 





Ships built in Persian Gulf. Photographer name is illegible, [Mt Wright]. 

Box 42, envelope 17 Item No. 013. Schooners, cutters, unidentified vessel types, 1980 


Physical Description: Color film negatives. 110 film 


Negatives 1-6: WAWONA (built 1897; schooner, 3m) at Lake Union Drydock, June 

10-12, 1980. Negatives 7-9: WEST I (vessel type unidentified), Seattle vessel, June 17, 

1980. Negative 10: JUNO (cutter) at Winslow, June 25, 1980. Negatives 11-12: Blake 

Island Pier, July 8, 1980. 

Box 42, envelope 18 Item No. 014. Barks, schooners, unidentified vessel types, 1986 




Neg. 0-4a: Launching GLORY OF THE SEAS (schooner?), Prothero's schooner, July. 

Neg. 5a: MARY CARL (vessel type unidentified), La Prooh (spelling?), Aug. 5. Neg. 6a: 

NANCY S., Seattle, Aug. 6. Neg. 7a: NIGHTHAWK (vessel type unidentified), Seattle, 

Aug. 7. Neg. 8a: Jacobsen gillnetter Aug. 9. Neg.9-13a: FALLS OF CLYDE (built 1878; 

bark, 4m) model, August. 

Box 42, envelope 19 Item No. 015. Unidentified vessel types, 1986 




Neg. 1-6: Decks of ROSE OF SHARON (vessel type unidentified), Seattle, July 28. 

Negs. 7-12: Launching Frank Prothero's GLORY OF THE SEAS (vessel type 

unidentified), Seattle, July 29. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 748



Box 42, envelope 20 Item No. 016. Steam schooners, unidentified vessel types, 1986 






Neg. 0-4: CONQUEST (vessel type unidentified) stern, Reedsport, July 146. Neg. 5: 

Bandon - site of building of HOMER (steam schooner), July 16. Neg. 6: Bandon - 

sawmill dock - Moore Mill Co. Neg. 7: Prosper, Oregon, Coquille River - Henckendorff 

shipyard site, July 16. Neg. 8: Vic West (right) and Carl Sandstrom, Prosper, Oregon, 

July 16 Neg. 9: Vic West and Carl Sandstrom - "The bow of the Oregon was here." Neg. 

10: Simpson shipyard site, North Bend, Oregon (old town dock), July 16. 

Box 42, envelope 21 Item No. 017. Schooners, unidentified vessel types, 1986 




Neg. 0: SEAWEED (vessel type unidentified), La Conner, June 18. Neg.1: EAGLE 

(sloop), Everett, June 20. Neg. 2: BOBBIN (vessel type unidentified), Everett, June 20. 

Neg. 3-5: GIPSY (vessel type unidentified), Poulsbo, June 23. Neg. 6-7: AMICA 

(schooner?, 2m), Kirkland, July 3. Neg. 8-11, RUBEN DE CLOUX (schooner?, 2m), 

Seattle, July 4. 

Box 42, envelope 22 Item No. 018. Unidentified vessel types; coffee drums; Harry Dring, Fred Fischer, AFR 

(A. F. Raynaud?), HDH (Harold D. Huycke?), 1987 




Neg. 1: SEA LION (vessel type unidentified), Seattle, May 23. Neg. 2: HIGH 

BARBNEE? (spelling?) (vessel type unidentified). Neg. 3-4: Bill Mae Thos art. Neg. 5 

CRACKERS 3 (vessel type unidentified), May 28. Neg. 6-10: coffee drums, Ev., June 4. 

Neg. 11-14: Harry Dring, Fred Fischer, AFR (A. F. Raynaud?), HDH (Harold D. 

Huycke?), Edm., June 7. 

Box 42, envelope 23 Item No. 019. Unidentified vessel types, 1986 




Neg. 0: FOUR DAUGHTERS (vessel type unidentified), Seattle, June 10. Neg. 1-12: AZ 

6027-T (vessel type unidentified) damage, summer, June 13. 

Box 42, envelope 24 Item No. 020. Ferries and unidentified vessel types, 1980 


Physical Description: Color film negatives. 110 film 


Neg. 1: PROTANTO (vessel type unidentified), Seattle, May 7. Neg. 2-4: SUMMIT 

(vessel type unidentified), Seattle, May 7. Neg. 5: SEA HAWK (vessel type 

unidentified), Port Townsend, May 9. Neg. 6-9: VASHON (ferry), Winslow, May 19. 

Neg. 10: WHISTLER (ferry?), May 22. Neg. 11-12: Becky's glad(?) Dic. May 25. 

[Original enclosure lists 12 negatives, but only 10 were inside]. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 749



Box 42, envelope 25 Item No. 021. Lumber loads, circa 1963 






Loaded April 1963 at Eureka, California by MANKATO VICTORY. So-called "packaged 

lumber." [Phile & B Alyn] written on original enclosure. 

Box 42, envelope 26 Item No. 022. Steam schooners, freighters, steamers, circa 1920s-1930s 

Box 80, envs 16-30; 

Box 81, flds 14-21; 

Box 83, envs 1-33 




Vessels include STANLEY DOLLAR (steam schooner); MELVILLE DOLLAR (steam 

schooner) loading railroad ties at Mendocino, California; [???] MARU (freighter); 

ROBERT DOLLAR (steam schooner) at the Pacific Coast Co. Pier B with GEORGE E. 

STARR (paddle steamer) nearby; NEWSBOY (steam schooner); NOYO (steam 

schooner); ROBERT DOLLAR (freighter); and unidentified Dollar Line steam schooner. 

Includes note from H. Reinert, dated 1994 July 12. Copy negatives from 1994. 

File Unit 05. Miscellaneous sailing and steam powered vessels, circa 1900-1990 (bulk 

1920s-1960s) 

Extent: 56 photographs (4.3 linear feet). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, some with hand coloring; color 

photographic print; color lithograph; photogravure. 


Contains views of various vessel types: U. S. Navy ships, square-riggers, schooners, 

tugboats, cargo vessels and passenger vessels. Includes unidentified vessels and harbor 

and waterfront scenes. Many of the photographic prints are reproductions of original 

photographs. 

Box 80, Envelope 16 Item No. 001. Abraham Ryderberg (built 1912; full-rigged ship, 4m), between 1912 and 

1928 




View of stern and port side; vessel underway. 

Box 80, Envelope 17 Item No. 002. Acadia (built 1932; troopship: U.S. Army Transport), circa 1941 




Vessel at dock. 

Box 80, Envelope 18 Item No. 003. Alma (built 1891; scow schooner, 2m), circa 1960s-1970s 




Roger Olmstead (left) and Harry Dring (center) on the stern of the ALMA as she is 

tied-up to SOUTH BAY NO. 2, with an unidentified man on deck. Reproduction of an 

original photograph taken between 1959 and 1964. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 750



Box 80, Envelope 19 Item No. 004. America (built 1910; auxiliary sailing vessel: fishing schooner, 2m), circa 



1914-1918 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted on mat board, 10 

x 12 in. 6.25 x 8 in. 


Port view of the halibut schooner at dock; two unidentified men working on deck. Mat 

board is embossed, "Davis, Seattle, Wash." 

Box 81, Folder 14 Item No. 005. America (built 1910; auxiliary sailing vessel: fishing schooner, 2m), circa 

1914-1918 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 10 x 15.5 in. 


Port view of the halibut schooner underway with two unidentified men standing on the 

deck. 

Box 80, Envelope 20 Item No. 006. American Legion (built 1921; Harris-class attack transport: U. S. Navy 

AP-17), between 1943 and 1948 




Starboard view of the vessel at anchor. 

Box 80, Envelope 21 Item No. 007. Batan (built 1939; cargo vessel), circa 1939-1950s 




Port view of the vessel at dock. 

Box 80, Envelope 22 Item No. 008. Bay of Biscay (built 1902; full-rigged ship, 3m) and Katanga (built 1888; 

bark, 4m), circa 1970-1990 

Creator/Collector: Eckhardt, Werner, Captain 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring. 11 x 14 

in. 


View of the wheat ships on the Columbia River; original photograph taken 1915. This 

reproduction print made circa 1970-1990. 

Box 80, Envelope 23 Item No. 009. Cape Mendocino (troopship), 1946 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 751



Box 80, Envelope 24 Item No. 010. Carradale (built 1889; bark, 4m), circa 1900-1930 






in. 


Starboard view of the vessel underway. Original photograph taken between 1900-1924; 

this is most likely a reproduction. 

Box 80, Envelope 25 Item No. 011. City of Vancouver (steam schooner), circa 1940-1950s 




Port view of the vessel loaded with lumber, possibly in Grays Harbor. Most likely a 

reproduction of a photograph taken circa 1920-1930, from the Delanty Collection. 

Box 80, Envelope 26 Item No. 012. Donna Francisca (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1930s-1950s 




Port view of the vessel underway. Mostly likely a reproduction of a print from 

1900-1930s. 

Box 80, Envelope 27 Item No. 013. Durbridge (built 1892; bark, 3m) arriving off of Royal Roads, British 

Columbia, circa 1945-1960 




Starboard view of the vessel underway. Reproduction of a photograph taken in 1902. 

Box 80, Envelope 28 Item No. 014. Empress (tender), circa 1940-1970 



in. 


"Cannery Tender, 'Empress,' bucking head seas bound North for Bristol Bay, Alaska, 

about 1915. Owned by Pacific American Fisheries, Bellingham, she was built on Eliza 

Island, Bellingham Bay -- She was designed by the well known naval architect of that 

era, L. E. Geary. Marine Collection, Capt. Harold D. Huycke, Edmonds. Loaned to the 

Edmonds Museum, 1973," written on a note taped to the back of the print. 

Box 80, Envelope 29 Item No. 015. Empress (tender), circa 1940-1970 

Creator/Collector: Bennett, Lee H. 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring. 11.5 x 14 

in. 


From note taped to the back: "Cannery tender EMPRESS taking on sea in the Bristol 

Bay area somewhere between False Pass and Moller. The photo was taken about the 

year 1915 by Lee H. Bennet of Seattle." Note includes specifications of the vessel, 

designed by Ted Geary and built at Eliza Island by Martin Hudson for Pacific American 

Fisheries; note thanks Jim Cary for finding the photograph and has Smith Tug and 

Barge Co., Portland and Rainier, Oregon, typed at the end. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 752



Box 80, Envelope 30 Item No. 016. Everett G. Griggs (built 1883; barkentine, 6m), circa 1940-1970 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring, mounted 

on cardboard of the same size. 11 x 14.5 in. 


Port view of the vessel tied to an object outside of view. Original photograph taken 

between 1904 and 1910. There is an extensive note about the history of the vessel, ex 

LORD WOOLSEY and last known as the STERLING, printed on the back of the 

cardboard. Note attributed to Wilbur J. Smith. This print likely produced circa 

1940-1970. 

Box 81, Folder 15 Item No. 017. Haleakala (built 1922; passenger vessel), circa 1922-1940 

Creator/Collector: Loo, Tai Sing, 1886-1971 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. Missing a piece 

approximately 2 x 3.5 in. from the top right corner. 9.75 x 15.5 in. 


Starboard view of the vessel underway. Photograph attributed to Tai Sing Loo, an 

official U. S. Navy photographer from 1919-1947. 

Box 83, Envelope 1 Item No. 018. Henriette (bark, 4m), circa 1920-1940 




Starboard view of the vessel underway. 

Box 83, Envelope 2 Item No. 019. Hunter Liggett (built 1922; Harris-class attack transport: U. S. Navy, 

APA-14), 1946 




Starboard view of the vessel at anchor. Ex PAN AMERICAN. 

Box 83, Envelope 3 Item No. 020. Hurricane (cargo vessel), circa 1940s 




Port view of vessel at dock. 

Box 83, Envelope 4 Item No. 021. J. Franklin Bell (built 1922; Harris-class attack transport: U. S. Navy, 

APA-16), between 1943 and 1948 




Starboard view of the vessel. Ex PRESIDENT MCKINLEY. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 753



Box 83, Envelope 5 Item No. 022. Joseph T. Dickman (built 1921; Harris-class attack transport: U. S. Navy, 



APA-13), between 1943 and 1948 




Starboard view of the vessel at anchor. Ex PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. 

Box 83, Envelope 6 Item No. 023. Junta (fishing vessel), circa 1940s-1960s 




Reproduction of a photograph taken in 1918. Port view of the F. E. Booth Co. vessel 

underway with an unidentified woman on the deck. The vessel is passing in front of the 

hull construction of U. S. Shipping tugs, left to right, SEA LION, SEA MONARCH, SEA 

RANGER and SEA SCOUT. 

Box 81, Folder 16 Item No. 024. Kineyo Maru (built 1905; cargo vessel), circa 1920-1940 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted on mat board, 

13.5 x 16 in. 8.5 x 10.75 in. 


Starboard view of the vessel underway. "S Ikedo," and Japanese characters printed on 

the mat board. Ex BESSIE DOLLAR. 

Box 81, Folder 17 Item No. 025. Kuriha Maru (cargo vessel), Rigi (built 1921; cargo vessel) and Wellesley 

(steam schooner), 1924 April 20 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted on paper of the 

same size, both mounted on mat board 12 x 16 in. 10 x 14 in. 


View of the three vessels (left-to-right KURIHA MARU, RIGI, WELLESLEY) at an 

unidentified harbor. "Easter Sunday, April 20th, 1924; Jap[anes]. S. S. Kuriha Maru, 

Nor[wegian]. S. S. Rigi, Am[erican]. Str. Wellesley," written on paper that most likely 

came from the original frame for this print. This paper also has the insignia from Davis 

Art Shop, Aberdeen, Washington, taped to it. "From Hugh Delanty Collection -- 

Aberdeen," written on the back of the mat board. 

Box 83, Envelope 7 Item No. 026. Lehigh (cargo vessel), circa 1920s-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted on mat board of 

the same size. 9.5 x 13.5 in 


Vessel, from Philadelphia, at dock. Unidentified U. S. cargo vessel in the background. 

Mat board has a page from the August 30, 1921, Seattle Post-Intelligencer glued to the 

back side. 

Box 83, Envelope 8 Item No. 027. Lyman Stewart (built 1914; tanker), 1922 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. Top left corner is bent; 

unidentified clear residue along the bottom edge. 10.5 x 13 in. 


View of the vessel on the rocks after striking the freighter ROBERT LUCKENBACH, off 

Lands End, San Francisco. Mile Rock Lighthouse is visible in the background. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 754



Box 83, Envelope 9 Item No. 028. Mauretania (built 1906; ocean liner), circa 1910-1930 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on paste board of 

the same size. 7 x 14 in. 



Box 83, Envelope 10 Item No. 029. Merced (built 1913; steam schooner), circa 1945-1970s 




Port view of the wreck as seen from aboard an unidentified vessel. Reproduction of a 

photograph taken on or near October 16, 1913, the day the vessel wrecked at Punta 

Gorda, Big Sur, California. Versions of the photograph are found in the HDC classified 

photograph collection: E03.01019. 

Box 83, Envelope 11 Item No. 030. Mikioi (tugboat), circa 1940s-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints. 11 x 14 in. 


Reproductions of photographs taken in 1920. Three views: one of the stern, one of the 

port side, and one of the starboard side, all underway with unidentified people on deck. 

Owned by Young Bros. Landscape, most likely of Hawaii, in the background. 

Box 83, Envelope 12 Item No. 031. Milan Maru (cargo vessel), circa 1920-1944 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 10.5 x 13.25 



Box 81, Folder 18 Item No. 032. Monongahela (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1937-1938 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring, mounted 

on mat board 8 x 15.5 in. 6.75 x 13. 5 in. 


View of masts and yards with men rigging her down; photo taken from above the deck, 

with the deck still in view. Mostly likely in Port Blakely, Washington. 

Box 83, Envelope 13 Item No. 033. Muscoota (built 1888; bark, 4m), between 1914 and 1924 





Box 83, Envelope 14 Item No. 034. Muskoka (built 1891; bark, 4m), between 1904-1909 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photogravure mounted on mat board of the 

same size. Repaired tear on the bottom left corner; image deterioration apparent from 

where the frame was set on the image. 10.25 x 14 in. 


Port view of the vessel underway. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 755



Box 83, Envelope 15 Item No. 035. Palawan (schooner, 3m), circa 1930s-1960s 






Starboard view of the vessel under sail. People visible on deck; other sailing vessels 

and mountains visible in the background. This is a reproduction of a photograph taken 

1920-1930. 

Box 81, Folder 19 Item No. 036. Passat (built 1911; bark, 4m), circa 1950-1990 

Creator/Collector: Wells, Thomas (Marine artist) 


Physical Description: Color lithograph. 13.5 x 15.5 in. 


Print of a Thomas Wells painting, depicting the port side of the vessel underway in the 

Trade Winds. 

Box 83, Envelope 16 Item No. 037. President Polk (built 1940; President Jackson-class attack transport: U. S. 

Navy, AP-103), between 1941 and 1946 




Starboard view of the vessel at dock. 

Box 83, Envelope 17 Item No. 038. Rescue (built 1932; hospital ship: U. S. Navy, AH-18), between 1945 and 

1946 




Starboard view of the vessel at dock. 

Box 83, Envelope 18 Item No. 039. Robert Dollar (built 1911; cargo vessel), between 1911 and 1917 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted on mat board 10 x 

13 in. 8 x 10 in. 



Box 83, Envelope 19 Item No. 040. Santa Monica (troopship), circa 1940s 





Box 83, Envelope 20 Item No. 041. Thor (tugboat), 1965 February 

Creator/Collector: Smith, William J. (Photographer) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, with hand coloring. 11 x 14 

in. 


View of the vessel crossing Banlon Bar. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 756



Box 83, Envelope 21 Item No. 042. Vancouver City (built 1930; cargo vessel), circa 1935-1955 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on cardboard. Tear 

approximately 1. 5 in. on the right edge; approximately half of the cardboard backing 

has been removed. 8 x 14 in. 


Starboard view of the vessel near an unidentified waterfront. 

Box 83, Envelope 22 Item No. 043. William Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m) Figurehead, circa 1920-1940 

Creator/Collector: Jacobs, Frank 




Figurehead and stem in view; JAMES DOLLAR in partial view to the right. Lake Union, 

Washington. Reproduction of an original photograph taken in the 1920s. 

Box 83, Envelope 23 Item No. 044. William P. Frye (built 1901; bark, 4m), circa 1914 

Creator/Collector: Muir, William 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. Top left corner is bent; 

some cracking at the middle top. 10 x 12 in. 


Port view of the vessel underway, entering San Francisco Bay. 

Box 81, Folder 20 Item No. 045. Nine sailing vessels at West End, Government Island, Oakland Estuary, 

1931 May 18 

Creator/Collector: Proctor, J. W. (John W.) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on mat board 

14.75 x 16.25 in. 10.5 x 13 in. 


View of the vessels, left to right: COMMERCE (built 1900; schooner, 4m), SAMAR (built 

1901; schooner, 4m), JOHN ENA (built 1892; bark, 4m), DUNSYRE (built 1891; 

square-rigged vessel, 3m), FORESTER (built 1900; schooner, 4m), PHILLIPINE (built 

1899; schooner, 4m), JAMES ROLPH (built 1884; ship, 3m), GOLDEN SHORE (built 

1889; schooner, 4m), GOLDEN GATE (built 1888; bark, 4m); docked in the estuary. 

Box 83, Envelope 24 Item No. 046. Unidentified aircraft carrier, circa 1920-1940 




Port view of the vessel with aircraft visible on the deck. Reproduction of an original 

print, taken circa 1914-1917. 

Box 83, Envelope 25 Item No. 047. Unidentified passenger transport ship, circa 1940s 




Starboard view of the vessel in an unknown harbor with a tugboat from Willamette Tug 

and Barge Co. in the foreground. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 757



Box 83, Envelope 26 Item No. 048. Two unidentified schooners, 4m and 3m, circa 1950s-1970 




Physical Description: Color photographic print. 10.5 x 13 in. 


Starboard view of vessels underway. Reproduction of a black-and-white photographic 

print with hand coloring, circa 1900-1940. 

Box 83, Envelope 27 Item No. 049. Unidentified square-rigged vessel, circa 1910-1950 



Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring. 10.5 x 

13.5 in. 


Vessel in view on the horizon. 

Box 83, Envelope 28 Item No. 050. Unidentified vessel in heavy weather, circa 1920-1940 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring. 11 x 13. 

5 in. 


View of from the midship house looking down at the stem of the vessel as a wave 

breaks ahead. 

Box 83, Envelope 29 Item No. 051. Unidentified vessel with waves up over the deck., circa 1920-1940 




Deck view with mast in foreground and waves breaking over the deck. 

Box 83, Envelope 30 Item No. 052. Unidentified man onboard unidentified vessel, circa 1940-1970s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print with hand coloring using 

white paint only. 11 x 14 in. 


Reproduction of a photograph from circa 1900-1920s of a man (possibly Robert Dollar) 

posed on deck of an unidentified (up to six-masted) square rigged vessel. 

Box 83, Envelope 31 Item No. 053. Bellingham Harbor, Washington: lumber mill and vessels, circa 1945-1960 




View of the harbor in 1901, with railroad tracks and lumber logs floating at an 

unidentified lumber mill. Three square-rigged vessels and two lumber schooners are 

docked at the mill. Harbor traffic and coastline from another side of the harbor visible in 

the background. Reproduction of original photograph. 

Box 83, Envelope 32 Item No. 054. Gualala River at the Mendocino Coast with vessels in view, circa 1950s 




Reproduction of a photograph taken in the 1880s. Four fore-and-aft rigged vessels in 

the foreground, coast visible in the distant background. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 758



Box 81, Folder 21 Item No. 055. Raising a wooden tugboat at San Pedro, circa 1930 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. Tear approximately 1.25 in. 

in the top right corner. 9.5 x 15.5 in. 


View of men working on the dock and on raising equipment. Contracted to 

Merritt-Chapman and Scott. 

Box 83, Envelope 33 Item No. 056. Seattle Shipyard, vessel construction, circa 1913-1940 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted behind a mat, 10 x 

12 in. 8 x 10 in. 


View of dry dock during construction of or after launch of a vessel. People are in view in 

foreground: one man at work and others observing. Fisher's Blend Flour Mill in the 

background. Reproduction of a photograph most likely taken around 1911-1913. Globe 

[Art] Company ticket taped to the back includes the following information: Name: 

Drummond; Size: 10 x 12; No. Moulding 1297 Blk; Style of Mat: 3-A; Will Call: Wed; 

Date 5/26 1913. "Prob. WWI wooden vessel -- DAH," written on the back of the mat 

board. 

Box 34 Subseries 12.1.07. Stan Johnson photograph collection, circa 1870-1958 (bulk 1900-1920) 



Contains photographs of European square-riggers and American schooners and steam schooners. 

It is unknown when Harold acquired these materials from Stan Johnson. 

Arrangement 

Left in original order. 


We were unable to confirm this, but this collection is likely from the same person: Johnson, Stan, 

Photo Collection, 1943. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (P82-096, SAFR 18110). 

Copy negative on safety film: view of the hulls of ship PALMYRA and brigantine CHARLES F. 

CROCKER at Catalina Island, November 1943. 

Box 34, fld 4 File Unit 01. European square-riggers, circa 1870-1915 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph postcards in photograph album pages. 


Vessels include: CANYMEDA, CASABLANCA, CLAUS, CHELMSFORD, CLAN B'CANAN, 

CLANGHAN, CROWN INDIA, DECCAN, DRUMBLAIR, FAMIE KERR, FULWOOD, HELEN, 

HINEMOA, HOUGOMONT, INDORE, KIRKDALE, LAWHILL, LIVERPOOL, LOCKRYAN, 

LYDGATE, MANCHESTER, OPAWA, PORT CRAWFORD, and two unidentified. No dates 

given. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 759



Box 34, fld 5 File Unit 02. Negatives and photographs of vessels, circa 1920-1958 




Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives and black-and-white photographic 

prints. 


Contains acetate negatives for the photograph postcards of schooners (original envelope said 

"negatives for picture in black album"); BALCLUTHA 35mm negatives, 1965; ALASKA 

SPRUCE 35mm negatives, 1958; negatives and prints of either ANGELITA or HUSSAR in San 

Pedro, 1958; and SANTA CLARA, 1939 sunk in San Pedro, and other vessels. Stan Johnson 

sent these photographs and negatives to Harold Huycke in February 1998. 

Box 34, fld 6 File Unit 03. Santa Clara (ship, 3m) and crew of unidentified vessel, circa 1900s-1920s 

Boxes 77-78, 

oversized shelving. 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints mounted on cardboard. 


Two prints are photos of the crew of the SANTA CLARA and the crew of an unknown steam 

schooner, and John Ekberg has been identified in both of the pictures. One of the photos show 

the SANTA CLARA at Morrison Mills in Bellingham, Washington, April 13, 1916? 

Subseries 12.1.08. Captain Patrick Alexander McDonald photograph collection, circa 1945-1965 



Contains black-and-white photographic prints, photomechanical prints and pen and ink drawings of 

vessels. Photographs are all reproductions made circa 1945-1965 of photographs taken in the 

early 20th century. Vessels are primarily those that P. A. McDonald sailed on and also include 

some that Joseph Conrad sailed on. There are several vessels whose relevance to McDonald 

could not be determined. 

It is unknown when Harold acquired these materials from Captain P. A. McDonald. 

Arrangement 

Items were grouped by vessel into file units and then arranged in alphabetical order. 


Captain P. A. McDonald photographs. In the Harold D. Huycke papers, HDC 1600 (SAFR 22224), 

Series 12.2.4.2, File Unit 02, item 131. 15 black-and-white negatives of MOSHULU (bark, 4m), 

DAYLIGHT (barkentine, 4m), and MONOGAHELA (built 1892; bark, 4m) at Windslow, 

Washington. Circa winter 1934-1935; spring 1935. MOSHULU towing out, bought by Erikson. One 

negative shows the MOSHULU and FORT LARAMIE (schooner, 6m) at Lake Union prior to 1931. 

Capt. P. A. McDonald photographs (P78-191a, SAFR 19007). Two photographs of paintings 

printed as Christmas greeting cards with "Holiday Joy" printed to the right of each image, 

photographer unknown. First photograph shows the 4-masted barkentine LAHAINA approaching 

the Golden Gate, tug SAN FRANCISCO to the right, and unidentified 2-masted schooner to the 

left, the artist's signature in the bottom left corner, "H.P. Muehlenbeck/AFTER W. EDGAR", 1974? 

Beneath the printed holiday greeting is handwritten in black ink, "Greetings/Xmas 1974./P. A. 

McDonald." Second photograph shows the 4-masted bark WILLIAM DOLLAR underway, 

photographer and date unknown. 2 color prints, 3.25 x 4.5 in. 

Captain P. A. McDonald also donated many other photographs to the San Francisco Maritime 

National Historical Park, which have been cataloged individually with "CLASSIFIED" call numbers. 

The photographs include the vessels ALFHILD, ATLAS, AUGUSTE, BUCKINGHAM, FLYING 

CLOUD, JAMES DOLLAR, JANE L. STANFORD, LAHAINA, MOSHULU, NORTHLAND, OTAGO, 

ROANOKE, TANNER, and WILLIAM DOLLAR. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 760



Box 77, fld 1 File Unit 01. Albert (built 1890; bark, 3m), circa 1945-1965 






Port view of the vessel underway. Original photograph mostly likely taken between 1890 and 

1919. 

Box 77, fld 2 File Unit 02. Buckingham (ship, 4m), circa 1945-1965 




View of the vessel's figure head. This vessel later became the FLYING CLOUD, which 

McDonald sailed on from 1917-1918. 

Box 77, fld 3 File Unit 03. Charles E. Moody (built 1889; full-rigged ship, 3m), circa 1945-1965 




Starboard view of the vessel underway. "American wood full rigger of 2004 gross, 1915 net 

tons. Built at Bath, Maine, 1889. P. A. McDonald 2nd Mate 1906," written on the back of the 

mat board. 

Box 77, fld 4 File Unit 04. Crescent (built 1904; schooner, 5m), circa 1945-1965 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, 9 x 10.5 in. and 9 x 13 in. 


Port view of the vessel underway. "American wood 5 masted schooner of 1440 gross, 1340 net 

tons, built at Fairhaven California 1904. P. A. McDonald Chief Mate 1913-1916," written on the 

back of the mat board. 

Box 77, fld 5 File Unit 05. Dunsyre (built 1891; full-rigged ship, 3m), circa 1945-1965 




Starboard view of the vessel underway. "P. A. McDonald Master 1921," written on the back of 

the mat board. Another photograph of this vessel from P. A. McDonald was hanging in Harold 

Huycke's home. The print can now be found in Series 12.1.12, File Unit 04, Item 02. 

Box 77, fld 6 File Unit 06. Earl of Dunsmore (ship model), circa 1940s-1960s 




Starboard view of the model. "To my friend, Capt. C. Wichman: The 'Earl of Dunsmore,' the 

model I built and sailed around the world 1908-1909. Mihkel Hannus, P.H. Pilot," written on the 

front of the photograph. "In remembrance to my friend and old shipmate Herbert. From Carl 

Wichman 10/6/62," written on the back of the photograph. 

Box 77, fld 7 File Unit 07. Edward Sewall (built 1899; bark, 4m), circa 1945-1965 




View of the vessel underway. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 761



Box 77, fld 8 File Unit 08. Henry Failing (built 1882; full-rigged ship, 3m), circa 1945-1965 



Extent: 1 folder (1 photomechanical print and 1 pen and ink drawing). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photomechanical print, 8.5 x 10 in.; black-and-white 

pen and ink drawing, 11 x 14 in. 


One photomechanical print of a starboard view of the vessel underway. "American wood full 

rigger of 1976 gross, 1860 net tons, Built at Bath, Maine 1882. P. A. Mc Donald 2nd Mate 

1907," written on the back of the matte. One pen and ink drawing of the starboard view of the 

vessel underway, signed by John F. Leavitt. 

Box 77, fld 9 File Unit 09. Jane L. Stanford (built 1902; barkentine, 4m), circa 1945-1965 




Port view of the vessel in an unidentified harbor. "American wood barkentine of 971 gross, 876 

net tons, built at Eureka, California 1902. P. A. McDonald Master 1920-21," written on the back 

of the mat. 

Box 77, fld 10 File Unit 10. Lahaina (built 1901; barkentine, 4m), circa 1945-1965 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, 8 x 10 in. and 11 x 13.5 in. 


One starboard view of the vessel underway, "Barkentine LAHAINA, 1910, P. A. McDonald 1st 

Mate," written on the back of the print. One port view of the vessel anchored, "P. A. McDonald 

Chief Mate, 1909-1910," written on the back of the mat board. 

Box 77, fld 11 File Unit 11. Lucile (built 1874; square-rigged, 3m), circa 1945-1965 




Stern and starboard in view as vessel is at dock. Men fill the deck. Caption on the mat board 

reads: "The Goldseekers, Seattle, 1898." Image has "Curtis 398," written on it, most likely the 

photographer. "9 days of Klondyke Goldrush," written on the back of the mat board. 

Box 77, fld 12 File Unit 12. Moshulu (built 1904; bark, 4m), circa 1945-1965 

Extent: 1 folder (1 photomechanical print, 1 pen and ink drawing and 4 photographs). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photomechanical print, 9.5 x 12.5 in.; black-and-white 

pen and ink drawing, 11 x 15.5 in.; and black-and-white photographic prints, various sizes 

ranging from 8 x 10 in. to 11 x 14 in. 


Ex. KURT. Various views of the vessel at dock and underway. P. A. McDonald was Master of 

the vessel in 1927. One photomechanical print credits James Croskery as the artist. One view 

is of the vessel in Lake Union, Seattle, 1928, credited P. A. McDonald. One view of the vessel 

is at the "Farewell Buoy," Newcastle, New South Wales, 1920. One prints has, "American 4 

masted steel bark of 3116 gross, 2911 net tons. Built at Glasgow, Scotland 1904, Captain P. A. 

McDonald, Master," written on the back of the mat board. Also contains one original pen and 

ink drawing, artist unknown. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 762



Box 78, fld 1 File Unit 13. Muscoota (built 1888; bark, 4m), circa 1945-1965 






Starboard view of the vessel underway. Ex. BUCKINGHAM, ex. FLYING CLOUD. "American 

steel 4 masted bark of 2660 gross, 2550 net tons, built at Liverpool, 1888. P. A. McDonald 

Chief Mate and Master 1917-1918," written on the back of the mat board. 

Box 78, fld 2 File Unit 14. Narcissus (built 1876, square-rigged, 3m), circa 1945-1965 




Starboard view of vessel at dock. "1340 tons. Built at Glasgow 1876. Joseph Conrad was 2nd 

Mate of this ship 1884," written on the back of the mat board. 

Box 78, fld 3 File Unit 15. Nelson (clipper ship, 3m), circa 1945-1965 




Port view of the vessel at anchor. "New Zealand clipper ship," written on the back of the mat 

board. 

Box 78, fld 4 File Unit 16. Otago (built 1869; bark, 3m), circa 1940-1965 

Extent: 1 folder (2 photographs and 1 pen and ink drawing). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, 8 x 10 in.; black-and-white pen 

and ink drawing, 11 x 14 in. 


Two photographic prints titled, "OTAGO's Last Port," by Karl Kortum, 1942, depicting starboard 

of vessel at dock or anchor looking out over the water. One print has "Australian iron bark of 

470 gross, 447 net tons, built at Glasgow 1869. This bark was commanded Joseph Conrad 

1888-89," written on the back of the mat board. One pen and ink drawing by Leavitt depicting a 

starboard view of the vessel underway. 

Box 78, fld 5 File Unit 17. Ottawa (clipper ship, 4m), circa 1945-1965 




Port view of the vessel at anchor in the San Francisco Bay. P. A. McDonald Chief Mate and 

Master 1917-1918. Ex. OTTAWA and ex. BUCKINGHAM. Original photograph taken in 1917. 

Box 78, fld 6 File Unit 18. Red Jacket (built 1892; square-rigged, 4m), circa 1945-1965 




Port view of the vessel docked. "MONONGAHELA, ex. RED JACKET, Originally RAIASORE," 

written on the back of the mat board. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 763



Box 78, fld 7 File Unit 19. R. C. Rickmers (built 1888; bark, 5m), circa 1945-1965 






Starboard view of the vessel at anchor. "Auxiliary five masted barque R. C. RICKMERS," 

written on the photograph. 

Box 78, fld 8 File Unit 20. Ruth (barkentine, 3m), circa 1945-1965 




Port view of vessel at anchor. 

Box 78, fld 9 File Unit 21. William Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1945-1965 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, various sizes ranging from 8 x 10 

in. to 9.5 x 14 in. 


Two photographic prints of a painting by Charles Robert Patterson commissioned by P. A. 

McDonald. One of these has, "Painting owned by Marguerite Huycke, as of 10/2010," written 

on the back. McDonald was the Master of the WILLIAM DOLLAR from 1921-1927. One 

photographic print of a photomechanical image of the WILLIAM DOLLAR as a log barge, photo 

by Leonard Frank. One photographic print of the port side of the vessel at anchor with small 

boats along-side. 

Box 78, fld 10 File Unit 22. William H. Macy (built 1883; full-rigged ship, 3m), circa 1945-1965 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, 8 x 10 in. and 10.5 x 14 in. 


Two views of the vessel, one port view at dock with horse carts in the foreground and one 

starboard view of the vessel at anchor. "American wood full rigger of 2200 gross, 2028 net 

tons, built at Camden New Jersey 1883. P. A. McDonald 2nd Mate 1905-1906," written on the 

back of one of the mat boards. 

Box 78, fld 11 File Unit 23. Unidentified vessels, circa 1945-1965 




Unidentified 3-masted bark and 3-masted full-rigged ship. One view is at dock and the other at 

anchor. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 764



Boxes 34 and 36-38 Subseries 12.1.09. Mike McGarvey photograph collection, 1910-1984 (bulk 1935-1960) 

Box 34, flds 7-14; 

Box 36, flds 1-14 





Contains photographs of steam schooners; steamers; San Francisco piers and waterfront; San 

Pedro mill and lumber docks; and U.S. Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation, World War I 

ships. 

Photographs in this collection are those that Mike McGarvey took himself as well as those he 

collected from various sources, including the Victor C. West collection, the San Francisco Maritime 

Collection, and the C. Betz collection. 

Arrangement 

Left in original order and in original groupings. The arrangement scheme of the photographs in the 

"steam schooners" category is unclear. 


Mike McGarvey photographs. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (P78-180a, SAFR 

18996). (9) b/w prints, 8 x 10 in. Photographers and dates unknown. Freighter MAGNOLIA 

STATE, in the stream; freighter MAGNOLIA STATE seen pier side, seen from the water at the 

bow, looking along the side; freighter COAST BANKER, bow breast view from the water, while at a 

pier, tug MIDWAY in the foreground; steam schooner VANGUARD, bow breast view at a pier in 

South Bay, on Humboldt Bay, CA, loading shingles; steam schooner VANGUARD, viewed at the 

stern at a pier in South Bay, Humboldt Bay, CA, loading shingles. 

Mike McGarvey photographs, circa 1905-1919. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 

(P79-189a, SAFR 14973). Various identified and unidentified vessels, photographed by Wilhelm 

Hester, (113) b/w glass plate negatives, 5 x 7 in. 

Mike McGarvey also donated many other photographs to the San Francisco Maritime National 

Historical Park, which have been cataloged individually with "CLASSIFIED" call numbers. The 

photographs include vessels in Oakland Creek, Oakland Estuary, the Barnes & Tibbitts shipyard, 

pier side in San Francisco, in the San Francisco Bay, and in Puget Sound, Washington. Includes 

photographs of the BERKELEY, CACIQU, EDGAR F. LUCKENBACH, ELDORADO, ELLINIS, 

EPPLETON HALL, HAWAIIAN MONARCH, HERCULES, IDAHO, INTREPID, IRIS, JAMES 

GRIFFITHS towing MAE DOLLAR, OREGON, SANTA ROSA, WAPAMA, W.R. CHAMBERLIN, 

JR. 

File Unit 01. Steam schooners, 1910-1953 (bulk 1931-1936) 


Physical Description: Predominantly 8 x 10 in. black-and-white photographs with a few 

slightly smaller photos interspersed throughout (no photos smaller than 5 x 7 in.). 


Many of the vessels are identified on the back of the photo. The photos are in original order, 

though the original arrangement scheme is unclear. Vessels located in places all along the 

West Coast including San Francisco, Santa Monica, and San Pedro. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 765



Box 36, flds 15-16; 




File Unit 02. Steamships, 1914-1970 (bulk 1940-1960) 




Box 36, folders 15-16 and Box 37, folders 1-7: Steamships, 1914-1970 (bulk 1940-1960), 

photographs identified by Gene Harrower with the vessel's design number and 

important events in the vessel's history. Most of the ships in the photos were built from 

1914-1945 and most were photographed from 1940-1960. 

Box 36, folders 15-16 and Box 37, folders 1-7: Steamships, 1914-1970 (bulk 1940-1960), 

photographs identified by Gene Harrower with the vessel's design number and important 

events in the vessel's history. Most of the ships in the photos were built from 1914-1945 and 

most were photographed from 1940-1960. 

Box 37, folder 8: Steamships, circa 1963-1970, includes photos of the BRITANIS, ELLINIS, 

LURLINE, MALOLO, MATSONIA, and WEST CUSSETA. 

Box 37, folder 9: Steamships, circa 1930s-1960s, mostly unidentified. 

Box 37, fld 10-12 File Unit 03. San Francisco piers and waterfront, circa 1930-1984, (bulk 1930-1950) 




Includes photos of Red's Java House on May 16, 1984. 

Box 38, fld 1 File Unit 04. San Pedro Mill and lumber docks, circa 1930s-1940s 



Box 38, fld 2 File Unit 05. U.S. Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation, World War I ships, 1919-1920 


Physical Description: Photograph album of 9.5 x 7.5 in. black-and-white photographs 


Most photographs are identified on the back with the vessel's design number and important 

events in the vessel's history. 

Box 38 Subseries 12.1.10. Niels Nielsen photograph collection, circa 1896-1930, 1998 



Contains photographs and postcards of places on the West Coast and of square-riggers and 

steam schooners; photocopies of photographs of Pacific Coast steamships and steam schooners. 

It is unknown when Harold acquired these materials from Nielsen. 

Arrangement 

In original groupings. 


San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Accession SAFR-01947: (1) Black-and-white 

photographic print of a burial at sea on STAR OF ALASKA, circa 1915, taken by David Knudsen. 

This image was given to Harold Huycke (who donated it to the San Francisco Maritime National 

Historical Park) by Niels Nielsen in Tiegard, Oregon. According to Nielsen, the photo was taken by 

his mother's uncle, David Knudsen, who may have been a fisherman/ sailor on the ship. Nielsen 

was cleaning out an old family photo album which belonged to his mother and other relatives, and 

this photo was mixed in with photos of steam schooners and other photos. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 766



Box 38, fld 3 File Unit 01. Photocopies of Pacific Coast Steamers and Steam schooners Niels Nielsen sent to 



Harold Huycke in 1998, 1998 


Physical Description: Photocopies of black-and-white photographs. 


All photocopies have vessels identified and dated on the back. There are many steamship 

companies represented here but several of the predominant ones are McCormick Steamship 

Co. and Pope & Talbot Lines. The original photographs (circa 1933-1938 (bulk 1936)) were 

sent to Niels Nielsen by Owen Niemann, former Operating Manager of Pope & Talbot, Inc. It is 

unknown who took the original photographs or where they are now. 

Box 38, fld 4 File Unit 02. Photographs and postcards of places on the West Coast and of square riggers 

and steam schooners, circa 1896-1930 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs, picture postcards, photograph postcards. 


Loose black-and-white photographs and picture postcards from a scrapbook. Photographs 

include images of Mukilteo, WA and Crown Lumber Co., Alameda Shipyard, and the Wehman 

family (Esther, Philip, and parents?). Photograph postcards of square riggers and steam 

schooners, circa 1896-1916. 


This collection contains other photographs that Niels Nielsen removed from a scrapbook and 

gave to Huycke. They can be found Series 4.06 Alaska Packers Association, File Unit 59 Star 

of Poland photographs (Huycke filed them here). See also: SAFR 01947 (Burial at sea on the 

Star of Alaska, circa 1915. One photographic print removed from a scrapbook. Photograph 

taken by David Knudsen and print donated by Niels Nielsen.) 

Box 38 Subseries 12.1.11. Jim Olsen photograph collection, circa 1900-1941 

Extent: 1 folder (0.08 linear feet) 


Includes photographs of Norwegian sailing ships; captains and crews; barkentines and other 

vessels. 

It is unknown when Harold acquired these materials from Olsen. 

Arrangement 

In original grouping. 

Box 38, fld 5 File Unit 01. Various vessels, circa 1900-1941 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, photograph postcards. 


Includes: CARRADALE, circa 1913-1924: 3 photograph postcards. A note on the back of one 

photo says that Jurgen Olson sailed on this ship. The CARRADALE was sold to Norwegian 

owners in 1913, sold and scrapped in 1924. SIRAA, circa 1914-1917: 20 photograph 

postcards, including several photos of Jurgen Olson and many of the crew. The SIRAA was a 

Norwegian sailing vessel, built 1887, sunk June 1917. THOMAS P. EMIGH, 1922: 

Black-and-white photographic prints (2.75 x 4.5 in.). Mostly photos of the crew and also 

includes photo of the cook who was black. The THOMAS P. EMIGH was a four-masted 

barkentine of 1040 tons. Built in 1901, wrecked April 20, 1932. LPC, September 6, 1941. 

Miscellaneous vessels, circa 1900-1920: photograph postcards and small black-and-white 

photographic prints. Includes handwritten notes about the photos in this envelope and in some 

of the other envelopes in this folder. Photographs include the Atlantic Fleet entering Puget 

Sound, 1908; portrait of A. Olsen, 1919; FAVELL and its captain, circa 1900s. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 767



Boxes 79-81 and B 

folder 

Box 79, envs 1-10; 

Box 80, envs 1-2; 

Oversized B fld 



Subseries 12.1.12. Framed photographs from the Huycke home, circa 1895-1977 (bulk 

1930s-1960s) 

Extent: 60 items (8 linear feet) 


Includes photographs of ship captains, schooners, steamers, and square-riggers. These 

photographs were originally framed and hanging in Harold Huycke's house in Washington. Vessels 

include the C.A. THAYER, DUNSYRE, FALLS OF CLYDE, JOSEPH DOLLAR, WANDSBEK and 

the WILLIAM DOLLAR. People include Robert Dollar, Gordon Grant, Captain Fred Klebingat, John 

Lyman, Gordon Frazier Matthews, and Captain P. A. McDonald. Many of the photographs are 

reproductions, and the dates of the individual items many not reflect the date the photograph was 

originally taken. 

Arrangement 

All photographs have been described in the following file units: People, Schooners, Steamers, 

Square-Riggers, and Unknown vessel type. These file units reflect the way Harold grouped his 

photographic subject files in series 12.2. 

There are some photographs of people and vessels that were stuck in Santa Rosalia during WWI 

and shortly thereafter, in file units 01 and 04. A separate file unit was not made for Santa Rosalia 

because we wanted to maintain the organizational scheme that Harold had in place for the other 

photographs in this collection. Harold only separated out Santa Rosalia photographs of the town 

and harbor (see series 12.2.2), and filed photographs of people and vessels involved with Santa 

Rosalia in more general categories (see series 12.2.1-People and 12.2.4-Vessels). 

All of the photographs have been removed from their frames and housed flat, most in oversized 

boxes or oversized folders stored in flat files. 

File Unit 01. People, circa 1900-1977 

Extent: 31 items (6.27 linear feet). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, some older silver gelatin prints; 

photocopies and one photomechanical print. 


Portraits and candid images of captains, able-bodied seamen, leaders of the shipping industry 

and maritime historians. Includes one collage of the career of Charles Olsen on the JOHN 

ENA, and one group of photographs relating the career of Jens Ettrup and Walter Strauss 

aboard the GROSSHERZOGIN ELISABETH. 

Box 79, Envelope 1 Item No. 001. Robert Dollar, circa 1930-1932 

Oversized folder in 

B13.18 


Physical Description: Black-and-white silver gelatin print. 6.75 x 9.5 in. 


Portrait of Dollar, who in the 1920s bought all the vessels held in Santa Rosalia during 

World War I. 

Item No. 002. Jens Ettrup and Walter Strauss, circa 1977 

Extent: 1 folder (4 photographs). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints mounted on mat board 21.5 x 

22 in.; water damage at the bottom of the mat board. 8 x 10 in. 


Four photographs mounted on mat board: two of the men, one as sailors on board the 

GROSSHERZOGIN ELISABETH in 1909 and one at the San Francisco Maritime Museum 

in 1977; and two views of the vessel, one moored in the Weser River, Germany, and one of 

the bosun on deck of the vessel. All photographs appear to be reproductions made in 1977. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 768



Box 80, Envelope 1 Item No. 003. G.D. KENNEDY crew, 1915-1916 




Physical Description: Black-and-white silver gelatin print on mat board, 11 x 13 in. 6.75 x 

9 in. 


Crew posed on deck with life ring with G.D. KENNEDY, Goteborg, printed on it. Includes 

extensive note from B. Topel, Seattle, 1956, regarding this photograph, on the back of the 

mat board. Topel's brother is in the photograph holding the life ring. 

Box 79, Envelope 2 Item No. 004. Gordon Grant, circa 1925-1960s 




Image of Grant at the wheel of the STAR OF ALASKA. Grant made a voyage to the Bering 

Sea on this vessel in 1925. Image inscribed to Huycke from Grant on the front of the image. 

Reproduction of the original photograph. 

Box 79, Envelope 3 Item No. 005. Captain Daniel O. "Crazy" Killman, circa 1950s-1960s 

Box 79, Envelopes 

4-7 




View of Killman at the wheel of what is most likely the schooner ELLA A, circa 1920-1928. 

Photo credit San Francisco Maritime Museum. Reproduction of original photograph. 

Item No. 006. Captain Fred Klebingat, Captain Ed Shields; Captain Charles Springer, 

Captain H. G. Wigsten, circa 1940s-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints. 8 x 10 in. 


All four of these portraits were mounted side by side in one frame: Klebingat at Coos Bay, 

Oregon, April 11, 1963; Shields, former owner of C.A. THAYER, circa 1940s-1960s; 

Springer, a friend of Huycke's from Santa Monica, California, on the Santa Monica Pier; 

and Wigsten on the fo's'cle head of the KAIULANI (bark) in Sydney Harbor, Australia, 1942. 

Box 79, Envelope 8 Item No. 007. John Lyman and Gordon Frazier Matthews, 1962 July 3 




Image of Lyman (left) and Matthews (right) standing outside of an unidentified home in 

Seattle, Washington. This is a larger print of the same photograph that can be found 

elsewhere in this collection (smaller print and negative). 

Box 80, Envelope 2 Item No. 008. Gordon Frazier Matthews, circa 1911 




Portrait of Matthews. Includes typed note from the backing paper from the original frame: 

"Photo taken about 1911, Hoquiam, Wash. Gordon Frazier Matthews, 1877-1969. Ship 

builder in Eureka, Calif. With his father Peter Matthews; later in Grays Harbor, 1898-1920 

builder of steam schooners and sailing ships; 1920-1928, in Portland building steam 

schooners and barges. Died Seattle. Son, Harold Matthews, on 19 Nov '91 Photo given to 

Harold Huycke." 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 769



Box 79, Envelope 9 Item No. 009. Captain P. A. McDonald, circa 1940-1960s 


B13.18 






On deck of the WILLIAM DOLLAR (ex WALKURE, one of the vessels stuck in Santa 

Rosalia during WWI and shortly thereafter), circa 1922-1923. Reproduction of original 

photograph. 

Item No. 010. Charles Olsen collage, circa 1920s-1960s 

Extent: 1 folder (7 black-and-white photographic prints and 8 paper clippings, various 

sizes). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints and photocopies of newspaper 

clippings and personal documents; all mounted on one piece of pressboard. 19.5 x 23.5 in. 


Photographs the Olsen family and crossing the line; and various reproductions of clippings 

and personal documents from circa 1913-1920, including identification verification and 

articles on the JOHN ENA, one of which accounts Mrs. Olsen's taking of the wheel in a 

hurricane. Some items are reproductions. 

Box 79, Envelope 10 Item No. 011. Charles R. Wilson, circa 1900-1905 

Box 80, envs 3-5; 

Box 81, fld 1-2 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photogravure. 8 x 10 in. 


Portrait of Charles R. Wilson, of Wilson Bros. & Co. 

File Unit 02. Schooners, circa 1930s-1990 

Extent: 5 photographs (3 linear feet). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints; color photographic prints. 


Mostly views of schooners underway and one at dock along the San Francisco waterfront. 

Box 80, Envelope 3 Item No. 001. C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m), 1990 December 

Creator/Collector: Fischer, Fred 


Physical Description: Color photographic print. 8 x 12 in. 


Vessel in Aquatic Park. Image of the bowsprit in foreground with the Municipal Pier and 

Golden Gate Bridge in the fog in the background. "To Harold Huycke, From Fred Fischer," 

written on the backing paper of the original frame. 

Box 81, Folder 1 Item No. 002. C.S. Holmes (built 1893; schooner, 4m), circa 1940s-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on cardboard 14.5 x 

11.75 in. 11 x 14 in. 


Port view of the vessel underway. Includes extensive note regarding vessel specifics from 

backing paper from frame that was hanging in Huycke's office. This photograph was at one 

time presented to Captain A. F. Raynaud by Mrs. Kenneth Willison, Seattle, Washington. 

Most likely a reproduction of the original photograph which was taken circa 1900-1945. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 770



Box 81, Folder 2 Item No. 003. Inca (built 1896; schooner, 5m), circa 1930s-1950s 





Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on mat board of the 

same size. 9.75 x 15.5 in. 


Starboard view of the vessel underway, circa 1913. "P. Rasmussen, master --" written on 

the backing paper of the frame. Mostly likely a reproduction of the original photograph. 

Box 80, Envelope 4 Item No. 004. Unidentified 5-masted schooner, circa 1930s-1950s 




Port view of the vessel underway. Reproduction of original photograph which was taken 

circa 1900-1930s. 

Box 80, Envelope 5 Item No. 005. Unidentified 3-masted schooner, circa 1940s-1960s 




Port view of vessel at dock with tug, LOTTIE, at her stern at the San Francisco Waterfront. 

Vessel is in front of H. G. Ellis & Co. building and "Water for Shipping," sign. Sailors Union 

of the Pacific Hall and Meat Market at 11 Mission Street sign in background. Reproduction 

of an photograph taken circa 1900-1920s. 

Box 81, flds 3-4 File Unit 03. Steamers, circa 1930s-1960s 




One view of the launch of the JOHN C. FREMONT and one view of the NANSENVILLE 

underway. 

Box 81, Folder 3 Item No. 001. John C. Fremont (built 1941; steamship: Liberty ship), circa 1941-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on cardboard of the 

same size. 16 x 20 in. 


Launch of the first U. S. Marine Corps liberty ship JOHN C. FREMONT, at California 

Shipbuilding Corporation, Los Angeles, California, September 27, 1941. Photograph 

framed by Pop's Productions, Yakima, Washington, 2002 February 24. Most likely a 

reproduction of the original photograph. 

Box 81, Folder 4 Item No. 002. Nansenville (built 1930; cargo vessel), circa 1930s-1950s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print mounted on cardboard of the 

same size. 8 x 20 in. 


Starboard view of the vessel underway. Original photograph taken between 1930 and 

1937. Most likely a reproduction of the original photograph. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 771



Box 79, envs 11-15; 

Box 80, envs 6-13 ; 

Box 81, flds 5-10; 

Oversized B fld 



File Unit 04. Square-riggers, circa 1895-1976 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints; one cyanotype; one color 



Various views of the vessels underway, at dock at anchor, and one view unloading lumber. 

Includes vessels that were held-up at Santa Rosalia during World War I and shortly thereafter. 

Box 80, Envelope 6 Item No. 001. Conqueror (built 1918; barkentine, 4m), David Dollar (built 1893; bark, 4m) 


B13.18 

Dunsyre (built 1891; square-rigged vessel, 3m), Lahaina (built 1901; barkentine, 4m) and 

Mary Dollar (built 1904; bark, 4m), circa 1940s-1960s 




CONQUEROR, DAVID DOLLAR (ex. THIELBEK), DUNSYRE, LAHAINA, and the MARY 

DOLLAR (ex. HANS) at Sausalito, California, May 1922. Reproduction print of original 

photograph. 

Item No. 002. Dunsyre (built 1891; square-rigged vessel, 3m),, circa 1940s-1960s 




Becalmed in the North Pacific Ocean 60? NW of Honolulu, Hawaii, November, 1917. The 

Captain at this time was T. W. Smith. "Capt. McDonald," written on the backing paper of the 

original frame. Folder housing the photograph includes a typed description of the image 

taken from the backing paper of the original frame. Reproduction print of original 

photograph. 

Box 81, Folder 5 Item No. 003. Erskine M. Phelps (built 1898; bark, 4m), circa 1940s-1960s 




Port view of the vessel at anchor. Backing paper of the photograph had "Personal Property 

of Captain A. F. Raynaud," written on it. Two notes were taped to the backing paper: one 

regarding the specifics of the vessel, and the other instructing the executor of Raynaud's 

estate to give this photo to the Bernice Bishop Museum of Honolulu, Hawaii upon his death. 

These notes, along with Williamson's Marine Salon's name plate are included in the 

envelope housing this photograph. This is a reproduction of the original photograph taken 

circa 1910s-1930s. 

Box 79, Envelope 11 Item No. 004. Falls of Clyde (built 1878; bark, 4m), circa 1900-1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph mounted on 7 x 9 in. cardboard. 4.75 x 

7.5 in. 


Mostly starboard in view, under sail. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 772



Box 79, Envelope 12 Item No. 005. Herzogin Cecilie (built 1902; bark, 4m; training vessel), Hougomont (built 



1897; bark, 4m), Killoran (built 1900; bark, 3m), between 1926 December 11-1927 January 4 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted on mat board, 8 x 10 

in. 6.25 x 4.5 in. 


Left to right: HOUGUMONT, HERZOGIN CECILIE, and KILLORAN. At Port Lincoln, South 

Australia. (Original backing paper said "Port Victoria or Port Lincoln," but the back of the 

photograph had Port Lincoln written on it.) Photograph taken between December 11, 1926 

and January 4, 1927. Extensive notes written on the back of the mat board. 

Box 80, Envelope 7 Item No. 006. JAMES DOLLAR (built 1901; bark, 4m) and WILLIAM DOLLAR (built 1902; 

bark, 4m), circa 1940s-1960s 

Creator/Collector: Niendorff, Hazel W. (Hazel Wood), 1898-1991 




WILLIAM DOLLAR (ex. WALKURE) at anchor with the JAMES DOLLAR (ex. OROTAVA) 

tied to her; in the stream at Lake Union, Seattle, Washington. Cropped and enlarged 

version of a photograph held in the SF Maritime NHP HDC classified photographs: 

F06.14134pl, from the P. A. McDonald collection. Both vessels were held in Santa Rosalia 

during World War I, before Dollar purchased them. Reproduction of original photograph 

taken circa 1930s. 

Box 81, Folder 6 Item No. 007. James Drummond (built 1880; square-rigged vessel, 3m), circa 1940-1957 




Stern view of the vessel with much of the hull exposed. Backing paper from frame said, "To 

Harold Huycke from Capt. Raynaud, Christmas 1957." There was also a sticker on the back 

for Williamson's Marine Photo Shop, 107 Colman Dock EL 3533, Seattle, 4 Wn. 

Reproduction of original photograph taken circa 1900-1930s. 

Box 80, Envelope 8 Item No. 008. John Ena (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1920s-1950s 




Port view, underway. Photograph taken circa 1910-1920s. Mostly likely a reproduction print 

made from the original photograph. 

Box 80, Envelope 9 Item No. 009. Joseph Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1930s-1960s 




Under sail. Reproduction of original photograph taken circa 1900-1929. Ex. SCHURBEK; 

this vessel was held in Santa Rosalia during World War I and shortly thereafter. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 773




B13.18 



Item No. 010. Joseph Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1929 





Starboard view of the vessel underway. Ex. SCHURBEK, this vessel was held in Santa 

Rosalia during World War I and shortly thereafter. Backing paper for the frame had a tag on 

it that reads, "This picture hung in office of Pres. Page, Firemen's Fund, San Francisco." 

Includes a tag crediting Walter P. Miller as the photographer, 1929. Both notes are included 

in the folder housing the print. 

Box 81, Folder 7 Item No. 011. Parma (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1934 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print on mat board, 12 x 16 in. 10 x 

12 in. 


Starboard view of the vessel at anchor. Port Lincoln, 1934. Jarl Mattsson was chief mate on 

this vessel and gave this photograph to Huycke in 1971. Her sister ship was the ECLIPSE 

(which became the EGON) which was held in Santa Rosalia during WWI and shortly 

thereafter. 

Box 81, Folder 8 Item No. 012. Star of India (built 1863; bark, 3m), circa 1976 


Physical Description: Color photographic print on mat board, 16 x 20 in. 11 x 13.5 in. 


Port view of the vessel under sail. This was a gift from Captain A. F. Raynaud from Captain 

Ken Reynard July 4, 1976. 

Box 80, Envelope 10 Item No. 013. Star of Scotland (built 1887; bark, 4m), circa 1950s-1960s 




Port view of the vessel at anchor with men fishing from the deck and side, off Santa 

Monica. Reproduction print of a photograph taken circa 1930s. 

Box 81, Folder 9 Item No. 014. Star of Shetland (built 1889; bark, 4m), circa 1930-1952 




Stern view of the vessel under sail. "5/9/52 D.--Fred L. Heick," written on the backing paper 

of the frame. In the accession notes, there was a note from the SAFR registrar that said, 

"SFMM 103/07; this may already be SAFR property; however, it is possible this was given 

to Huycke by Kortum prior to the NPS era of the park." Vessel was broken up in 1936. 

Reproduction print made from original photograph taken circa 1920-1930s. 

Box 79, Envelope 13 Item No. 015. Thekla (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1895-1913 


Physical Description: Cyanotype mounted behind 6.5 x 8 in. mat. 5 x 7 in. 


From backing paper on the original frame: "German bark, ex. MILTON STEWARD, 

wrecked at Cape Horn, 1913. Owned by G. H. J. Siemers, Hamburg. Photo taken off of 

Cape Flattery, Wash." Bark's original name was MILTON STUART. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 774



Box 79, Envelope 14 Item No. 016. Wandsbek (built 1892; bark, 4m), circa 1950s-1960s 






At dock, starboard view. Photograph taken circa 1900-1940. This was one of the German 

vessels held at Santa Rosalia during World War I and shortly thereafter. Reproduction print 

of original photograph. 

Box 79, Envelope 15 Item No. 017. William Dollar (built 1902; bark, 4m), circa 1940s-1960s 

Creator/Collector: Moller, Carl 




Discharging lumber February-March 1922 in Shanghai. Ex. WALKURE, this vessel was 

held in Santa Rosalia during World War I and shortly thereafter. Carl Moller was Chief Mate 

of this vessel at the time the photograph was taken. Reproduction print of original 

photograph. 

Box 80, Envelope 11 Item No. 018. Unidentified 3-masted ship, circa 1920s-1955 




Unidentified full-rigged vessel underway; port view. 

Box 80, Envelope 12 Item No. 019. Unidentified 5-masted barkentine, circa 1930s-1950s 





Box 80, Envelope 13 Item No. 020. Unidentified 5-masted full-rigged vessel, circa 1900-1930s 

Creator/Collector: Petersen, R. G. 




Starboard view of the vessel underway. "FL," apparent on the ship's flag -- possibly this 

vessel is the PREUSSEN. Photo and copyright, R.G. Petersen. Original mat had 

"Nisshinkwan, Shimonaseki," and Japanese characters printed on it. 

Box 81, Folder 10 Item No. 021. Unidentified harbor, circa 1940-1950 




Square-rigged vessel, schooners and small craft in view. Reproduction of original 

photograph taken circa 1910-1940. 

Box 81, fld 11 File Unit 05. Unknown vessel type, circa 1900-1940 

Extent: 1 photograph (1.75 linear feet). 

Physical Description: Black-and-white silver gelatin print. 


One image: view from the deck, with lifeboat and rigging in view, of an approaching wave. 

Original print. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 775



Box 81, Folder 11 Item No. 001. Unidentified vessel, view from deck, circa 1900-1940 

Boxes 28, 32, 35, 

38-66, 73, 79- 83, 

and Film storage 

Boxes 32, 35, 43, 79 

and 80 

Box 32, envs 26-89; 


38, fld 6; Box 43, env 

1; Box 79, env 16; 





Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print, mounted behind a mat, 12 x 16 

in. 11.5 x 14 in. 


View from the deck, with lifeboat and rigging in view, of an approaching wave. 

Subseries 12.2. Harold Huycke photographic subject files, circa 1870-2000 (bulk 1900-1960s) 



Contains photographs of captains, crews, and other people; the port of Santa Rosalia circa 

1899-1920; Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co. in Washington; vessels of various types; and cities, mills and 

ports in California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. 

Some of the photographic subject files in this subseries (12.2) contain photographs taken by and/or 

acquired from individuals who have sub collections in series 12.1. Since this is something that Huycke 

did, no effort was made during processing to change this arrangement and the photographs were left 

in this manner. 

Huycke acquired these photographs from a variety of sources over many years. It is unknown where 

many of them came from or when, but when this information is known it has been noted below. 

Arrangement 

Organized into the following five sub subseries by subject, which reflects Huycke's original groupings: 

people; Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico; Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co.; Vessels; West 

Coast Cities, Mills and Ports. Further arranged within each sub subseries and arranged alphabetically 

within each subject. There were a few items that were misfiled (e.g. schooners in the square-riggers 

group of images) and we moved these items into the appropriate subject file. Some of these 

photographic subject files contain photographs from individuals who also have photograph collections 

in subseries 12.1 - this was something that Huycke did so the photographs were left in this manner. 

Subseries 12.2.1. People, circa 1899-1995 (bulk 1915-1960) 



Contains photographs of captains, crews, and other people. Some of people were associated with 

Santa Rosalia and the twelve German vessels that were stranded there during WWI and shortly 

thereafter. Also includes photographs of Harold Huycke, Captain Fred Klebingat, Karl Kortum, 

John Lyman, and Captain Adrian F. Raynaud. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into two file units: Captains, crews and other people; unidentified people. File Unit 01 is 

arranged alphabetically by last name. When there are multiple people in one photograph, it is 

alphabetized by the last name of the first person listed in the title. Huycke's name for this group of 

materials was "personnel." There are two items at the end of file unit 01 that are out of alphabetical 

order because they are a second accession (SAFR-02186) and were received after the first portion 

was arranged and described. 

File Unit 01. Captains, crews and other people, circa 1899-1995 (bulk 1915-1960) 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives and prints of various sizes. 


Includes photographs of Harold D. Huycke, Fred Klebingat, Karl Kortum, Captain A. F. 

Raynaud, H.H. Tiesler and Victor West. Also includes photographs of people involved with 

Santa Rosalia in the early 20th century. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 776



Box 32, envelope 26 Item No. 001. Captain N. Anderson and family, 1926 






On board FOREST PRIDE (barkentine, 5m). From N. Anderson. 

Box 32, envelope 27 Item No. 002. Captain Raul Bennewitz, circa 1930s-1960s 




"1913-1994" written on original envelope - birth and death dates? Master (1942-1944) of 

CALBUCO (bark, 3m), mate of GUAYTECAS (bark, 3m), master (1946) of CONDOR 

(schooner, 5m) (ex VIGILANT). 

Box 32, envelope 28 Item No. 003. Captain Raul Bennewitz, circa 1930s-1970s 




Box 32, envelope 29 Item No. 004. Willy Bochow, 1964 June 8 

CALBUCO (bark, 3m), GUAYTECAS (bark, 3m), and CONDOR (schooner, 5m). Family, 

group. Copies. Photos borrowed from Raul Bennewitz, Vina de Mar, November 15, 1995. 




Pilot Suez Canal. In [illegible - Parma? Ponna?] 1930. Veimen(?) 5 months. Also - German 

Steamer Capt. WWII by AZANTES sent to East Africa. Photographic prints of these 

negatives found in this box. 

Box 32, envelope 30 Item No. 005. Willy Bochow, 1964 June 8 




Pilot Suez Canal. In [illegible - Parma? Ponna?] 1930. Veimen(?) 5 months. Also - German 

Steamer Capt. WWII by AZANTES sent to East Africa. Negative of these prints found in 

this box. 

Box 32, envelope 31 Item No. 006. Captain Wm. Burmeister, Undated 




Mate on PERA. Later Captain of WANDSBEK (built 1892; bark, 4m), 1912-1921. 

WANDSBEK was one of the twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa 


Box 32, envelope 32 Item No. 007. Captain Charles Clemenson, and R.A. Denny, 1946 Spring 




Clemenson is on the right. New York, Spring 1946. MOLINE VICTORY (merchant vessel). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 777



Box 32, envelope 33 Item No. 008. Captain Charles Clemenson, R.A. Denny, and Harry Horde(?), 1946 






Harry is on the right. Clemenson is in the center. Denny is on the right. MOLINE VICTORY 

(merchant vessel). 

Box 32, envelope 34 Item No. 009. Captain Charles Clemenson, R.A. Denny, and Bill Sullivan Purser, 1947 

Box 38, folder 6, 

envelope 1 




Bahia Blanca. Purser is on the left, Clemenson is in the center, and Denny is on the right. 

AUGUSTIN DALY (merchant vessel). Full load of barley to ?. 

Item No. 010. Arthur Foss aboard unknown vessel, circa 1900-1960s 



Box 32, envelope 35 Item No. 011. G.D. Kennedy (ship, 3m) crew members, circa 1915-1916 




From B.J. Topel, H.D.H. collection 

Box 32, envelope 36 Item No. 012. Daisy Belle Freeman Gadsby, circa 1900s-1950s 



Box 32, envelope 37 Item No. 013. Everett G. Griggs, circa 1900s-1930s 




Portrait of Everett G. Griggs at Tacoma, Washington 

Box 32, envelope 38 Item No. 014. Captain Carl Gunderson and Captain Oskar Kober, circa 1942-1944 




At Durban, South Africa. Captain Gunderson and Captain Kober were old schoolmates 

from Oslo, Norway. School early 1900's. Captain Guderson was master of the TANGO 

(vessel type unidentified). Date written on the negative gives the date as 1944, but the date 

on the enclosure gives the date as 1942. 

Box 32, envelope 39 Item No. 015. George Hitchings and John Joyce, circa 1899-1907 




"Discussing the plans." Hoquiam. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 778



Box 32, envelope 40 Item No. 016. Norman Hubbenette, 1917 Jun 11 






Son of Idaho John Hubbenette lastly a pilot Humboldt Bay. Photograph copied from 

Jenie(?) Cancellier collection, Norm's second wife, 1989. 

Box 32, envelope 41 Item No. 017. Harold D. Huycke and G.F. Matthews in Seattle, Washington, 1958 November 



Box 32, envelope 42 Item No. 018. Harold D. Huycke, circa 1960 



Box 32, envelope 44 Item No. 019. Harold D. Huycke and Harry Nelson on PELICAN STATE (merchant vessel) in 

Alameda, California, 1960 February 1 



Box 32, envelope 45 Item No. 020. Harold D. Huycke and H. H. Tiesler in Oakland, California, 1960 October 1 


envelope 3 



Item No. 021. Harold D. Huycke, Fred Klebingat, Victor West standing on the dock at Coos 

Bay, Oregon, 1963 March - April 




"HDH, Klebingat, Vic West," written on the back of the photograph. Negative of this print is 

found in the collection. 

Box 32, envelope 46 Item No. 022. Harold D. Huycke, F.K. Klebingat, and Victor West at Coos Bay, Oregon, 1963 

April 11 




Photographic prints of these negatives are in this collection. 

Box 32, envelope 47 Item No. 023. Harold D. Huycke and A. F. Raynaud on board the Falls of Clyde (built 1878; 

barge) in Seattle, Washington, 1963 October 



Box 32, envelope 48 Item No. 024. Harold D. Huycke and F. K. Krage on board the motor vessel Kassel in Coos 

Bay, Oregon, 1964 September 30 



Box 32, envelope 49 Item No. 025. Harold D. Huycke and Juan Nommensen in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, 1966 

October 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 779



Box 32, envelope 50 Item No. 026. Harold D. Huycke standing next to a memorial plaque for Thomas Heinrich 



Petersen, in Government Locks, Seattle, Washington, 1986 April 


Physical Description: Color negative. 35mm 


Thomas Heinrich Petersen (1836-1915) was a shipbuilder. Plaque reads: "Near this site, 

when Salmon Bay was still a tidal creek before the locks were built, Thomas Petersen built 

the two four masted schooners TRANSIT, in 1891, and STIMSON in 1900. A native of 

Denmark, Petersen immigrated to San Francisco in 1857 and built twenty eight vessels 

there and in northern California, including the first two three masted schooners ever built on 

the Pacific Coast. Two vessels followed in Oregon and by 1907, Petersen was established 

in Puget Sound contracting for and building six sailing vessels and steamers at Port 

Ludlow, Port Townsend, Port Madison and finally in Salmon Bay. His design work also 

contributed toward the building of other vessels at the Moran Yard in Seattle at the turn of 

the century. Plaque erected Maritime Week, May 1976, by the Yukon Club and Propeller 

Club, Seattle." 

Box 32, envelope 51 Item No. 027. William Huycke, circa 1911-1917? 




Clifton, Oregon. Later rain a billiard parlor at Rainier. Two sons: one drowned in Clifton. 

Other Kenneth Huycke lived in Rainier, Longview, a sometimes fry-cook and mostly the 

town drunk. One negative shows the ARNOLDUS VINNEN (built 1892; ship, 3m) at Clifton, 

Washington circa 1915-1917. Originals from Roger Huycke, son of Kenneth Huycke and 

grandson of William Huycke. Prints of these negatives are found in this box. 

Box 32, envelope 52 Item No. 028. William Huycke, circa 1911-1917? 




Clifton, Oregon. Later ran a billiard parlor at Rainier. Two sons: one drowned in Clifton. 

Other Kenneth Huycke lived in Rainier, Longview, a sometimes fry-cook and mostly the 

town drunk. One negative shows the ARNOLDUS VINNEN (built 1892; ship, 3m) at Clifton, 

Washington circa 1915-1917. Originals from Roger Huycke, son of Kenneth Huycke and 

grandson of William Huycke. Negatives of 5 of these prints are found in this box. 

Box 32, envelope 53 Item No. 029. Gordon Jones and A. J. Villiers on the Falls of Clyde (built 1878; ship) in Lake 


envelope 3 

Washington, 1960 November 2 




Allan Villiers was an author, adventurer, photographer and Master Mariner. Gordon Jones 

was a maritime historian of the Puget Sound area. 

Item No. 030. Fred Klebingat standing on dock at Coos Bay, Oregon, 1963 March - April 




Negative of this print is found in the collection. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 780



Box 32, envelope 54 Item No. 031. Jim Kleinschmidt, 1993 April 






Copied from originals lent by Norma Kleinschmidt. 

Box 32, envelope 55 Item No. 032. Karl Kortum on the fo'c'sle head of the Wapama (built 1915; steam schooner), 




Box 32, envelope 56 Item No. 033. Captain Fred Krage, 1958, 1963 




Box 32, envelope 57 Item No. 034. George Kuhn, 1959 

Two different dates on the negatives - 1963 Nov 22 and 1958 Mar 14. 



Box 32, envelope 58 Item No. 035. Carved figurehead of William T. Lewis, Undated 



Box 32, envelope 59 Item No. 036. Captain Loreau and crew of the Colbert (bark?, ?m), Undated 




Captain Loreau and crew members posing on board. French vessel. 

Box 32, envelope 60 Item No. 037. Louis Pasteur (vessel type unidentified) crew., 1913 November 




From E. Stein. 

Box 32, envelope 61 Item No. 038. Lucie Woermann (vessel type unidentified) crew, 1920 August 15 




Waiting for launch 0800 Sunday 15 Aug 1920, Hamburg. Holding loaf bread, center, Fred 

Kappes. Photograph from Fred Kappes. 

Box 32, envelope 62 Item No. 039. John Lyman, G. F. Matthews, and Captain A. F. Raynaud in Seattle, 





Photographic prints of these negatives found the same box. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 781



Box 32, envelope 63 Item No. 040. John Lyman, G. F. Matthews, and Captain A. F. Raynaud in Seattle, 


envelope 1 





Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate photographs. (2) 2.5 x 2.5 in., (2) 3.5 x 3.5 

in. 


Negatives of these prints found in the same box. 

Item No. 041. Portrait of Captain A. F. McKay, aboard the Acme (vessel type unidentified), 

circa 1900-1960s 




Negative of this print is found in the collection 

Box 32, envelope 64 Item No. 042. Portrait of Captain A. F. McKay, aboard the Acme (vessel type unidentified), 

Undated 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate copy negative. Negative is bubbling. 4 x 5 

in. 


Photographic print of this negative is in the collection. 

Box 32, envelope 65 Item No. 043. David B. McMichael, Undated 




"1913-1992" written on original envelope after his name - birth and death dates? 

Box 32, envelope 66 Item No. 044. Karl Georg Muller and Werner [?], Undated 




One man holding a parasol, the other man holding a flower basket. "PARMA [(bark, 4m)] 

crew, IQ [Iquique, Chile]; L-- Karl Georg Muller, R-Werner ___? [from] E. Stein.," written on 

original envelope. 

Box 32, envelope 67 Item No. 045. Captain Wm. B. Oakley, Undated 




Box 32, envelope 68 Item No. 046. Robert J. Oefinger, Undated 

Staff captain LEVIATHAN (passenger vessel?) 1938. Was in ship M.P. GRACE(?) 1898. 

Panama Canal Co. ships. B. Lines mtd(?) 1930's. 1935-1936 PENNSYLVANIA minue(?) 

Capt. Panama Canal opened up "good neighbor" service to South America. 




Owner GEORGE E. BILLINGS (built 1903; schooner, 5m). 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 782



Box 32, envelope 69 Item No. 047. Captain John C. Oeuterman, Undated 






Master of TAMAR, ATLAS, etc. 

Box 32, envelope 70 Item No. 048. Leonard Olsen and Karl Kortum in San Pedro, California, 1959 September 



Box 32, envelope 71 Item No. 049. Olaf Olsen and family, circa 1916 


envelope 1 




Eureka. Back row: Marie, Olivia Berg Junell Olsen, and unidentified. Front row: Harold, Olaf 

Olsen, and Einar. 

Item No. 050. Pamir (bark), captains, 1946 




H. S. Collier, R. Champion, D. McLeish and Charles Stanich, (l to r) captains of the bark 

PAMIR in Aukland, NZ. 

Box 32, envelope 72 Item No. 051. Parma (bark, 4m), crew aboard ship in Iquique, Chile, 1914 



Box 32, envelope 73 Item No. 052. Pirna (vessel type unidentified), captain and crew, circa 1911-1913 




H. Oellrich, Chief Mate, middle back row with watch chain. Date 1913 is on the original 

enclosure, but "Valparaiso 5.2.1911" is on the negative. From E. Stein. 

Box 32, envelope 74 Item No. 053. Captain Wilh. Pohlig, 1917 November 22 




Prisoner of British in South Africa during World War I. 

Box 32, envelope 75 Item No. 054. Potosi (bark, 5m), Undated 




"Part of crew of POTOSI? Last voyage under German flag. L&C - Captain R.K. Miethe, 

[C]os. 1467, Valparaiso, Chile, 2/7/63," written on original envelope. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 783



Box 32, envelope 76 Item No. 055. Prisoners of war, Undated 






Box 32, envelope 77 Item No. 056. Jimmie Rolph, 1917 

"Dark" negative shows Germans from ERLANGEN (vessel type unidentified) and others at 

Cambodian prisoner-of-war camp. "White" negative shows mostly cadets from PRIWALL 

(vessel type unidentified) at P.O.W camp in Canada, 1943. From Bruno Dechner. 




Jimmie Rolph (center) drives first bolt on first frame of first ship (barkentine CONQUEROR) 

to be built in the Rolph yard, Rolph, California. Bill Russic in vest. See E04.0894 - same 

occasion. Duplicate negative. 

Box 32, envelope 78 Item No. 057. Al Rosendal and Mrs. Rosendal in Aberdeen, 1963 July 1 



Box 32, envelope 79 Item No. 058. Tanglefoot Samuelson and Mate "Mack" on Forest Pride (barkentine, 5m)., 

Undated 




Samuelson is on the right. The two children are unidentified. From N. Anderson. 

Box 35, folder 3 Item No. 059. Shipmasters Association Annual Banquet group photograph, 1915 October 19 




Eighteen men at the table. Banquet given at Casserly's in San Francisco, October 19, 

1915. Reproduction of a photograph held at the SF Maritime NHP. 

Box 32, envelope 80 Item No. 060. Captain A. M. Simpson and Tony Werley, Undated 




"Don?t Know" written on original negative. This is a copy negative. Another negative of this 

negative is found in the collection. 

Box 32, envelope 81 Item No. 061. Captain A. M. Simpson and Tony Werley, Undated 




One photograph of Captain A. M. Simpson and Tony Werley. One photograph of 

unidentified man. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 784



Box 32, envelope 82 Item No. 062. Captain Charles Springer on Santa Monica pier, 1946 






Born 1882, died 1947. 

Box 32, envelope 83 Item No. 063. Karl Standke, 1917 




AB on HARVESTEHUDE (ship, 3m), Santa Rosalia. HARVESTEHUDE was one of the 

twelve German sailing vessels that was stuck in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico 

during World War I years and shortly thereafter. 

Box 43, envelope 1 Item No. 064. Star of Hapland (unidentified vessel type) crew at Bellingham, Washington, 


envelope 1 

1917 April 15 




Eight men aboard the vessel: "Johnny the Painter Bertoncini (Johnny Bertoncini); "Saliva" 

Larsen (Charles Larsen); Andrew Thomsen; Tom Thomsen; "Daylight Jack" Sohlin (Jack 

Sohlin); three unidentified men. Photograph from Charles Larsen's son. 

Item No. 065. Sam Stocking, Lewis Luckenbach, [unknown first name] Wright, circa 

1900-1960s 




Three men posed for photograph. 

Box 32, envelope 84 Item No. 066. Tango (vessel type unidentified) captains and crews, circa 1942-1943 



Box 32, envelope 85 Item No. 067. Captain John Vosper, 1944 




Master of Canadian vessel CITY OF ALBERNI (built 1920; schooner, 5m), (ex VIGILANT), 

1940 to 1943. 

Box 32, envelope 86 Item No. 068. Wandia (bark) passengers, 1965 July 5 




Honolulu, Hawaii. Views on board. GRETHE (brigantine) in view in four of the negatives. 

A.J.V. (A.J. Villiers?) and Ike Marsh are two of the people in view. 

Box 32, envelope 87 Item No. 069. Captain Charles Watts portrait, Undated 



HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 785



Box 32, envelope 88 Item No. 070. Captain Charles Wiese at the Alaska Packers Association yard, foot of Paru 



Street in Alameda, California, circa 1946-1947 



Box 32, envelope 89 Item No. 071. Miscellaneous San Francisco and C. A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) 

photographs, 1995 




Negatives 1-6: A.F. Raynaud and Michael at 1139 Dolores Street, San Francisco, 

California on Sept. 27 with Harold Huycke, Marguerite Huycke, and Leon McIntyre. Neg. 

7-8: Raynaud at Vicksburg and 23rd Streets, San Francisco. Neg. 9-10: A.F. Raynaud at 

green house, San Francisco. Neg. 11-12: A.F. Raynaud across the street from green 

house. Neg. 13-17: A.F. Raynaud and Tweeddale at San Francisco, Sept. 29. Neg. 18-21: 

A.F. Raynaud on C.A. THAYER (built 1895; schooner, 3m), San Francisco, Sept. 29, with 

Steve Hyman and Harold Huycke. Neg. 22-23: Ternnes(?), Steve Hyman on C.A. 

THAYER, San Francisco, Sept. 29. Neg. 24: Karl Kortum and A.F. Raynaud on 

BALCLUTHA (built 1886; ship, 3m), Sept. 29. 

Box 79, envelope 16 Item No. 072. Captain Wilhelm Burmeister on board the Pera (bark, 3m), 1909 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic postcard. 4 x 5.5 in. 


Captain Wilhelm Burmeister joined the WANDSBEK in 1910 as mate and became captain 

in 1912 after making two round voyages to the Pacific Coast. He was the WANDSBEK's 

last master. (The WANDSBEK was one of the vessels stuck in Santa Rosalia during World 

War I and shortly thereafter). Burmeister also helped Harold with his book on Santa 

Rosalia. The PERA was built in 1890 and torpedoed in 1917. 

Box 80, folder 14 Item No. 073. Captain Otto Daeweritz (on left) and Mr. Moulton (on right) on the decks of 


38, fld 6 


envelope 2 

Daeweritz's beached schooner, the FORESTER., 1941 




Captain Otto A. Daeweritz was born in Czechoslovakia and was the FORESTER'S only 

master. He came to San Francisco in the 1890s and received his captain?s papers at the 

age of 24. He helped design the ship & had two partners until 1927 when he bought them 

out. (information from: http://www.martinezhistory.org/html/forester.html, accessed January 

4, 2012). Mr. Moulton was an East Coast ship dealer. 

File Unit 02. Unidentified people, circa 1900-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives and prints of various sizes. 


The photos in box 38, folder 6 came from Huycke's unfiled photos in a folder called "photos - 

extras, duplicates". 

Item No. 001. Captain and unidentified men, circa 1900-1946 




Six men posing onboard the TESIT[ANT] (TESITANT), of New York. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 786




envelope 2 


envelope 4 


envelope 4 


envelope 4 


envelope 4 



Item No. 002. Unidentified men and children, circa 1900-1946 




Two men and two children posing on deck of an unidentified vessel. 

Item No. 003. Unidentified man and woman, aboard ship, circa 1900-1946 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic print. 3.5 x 3.5 in 


Man and woman standing aboard an unidentified ship, most likely the C.A. THAYER. 

Item No. 004. Unidentified men aboard ship, circa 1900-1946 




Two unidentified men standing aboard an unidentified ship, most likely the C.A. THAYER. 

Item No. 005. Unidentified woman and men aboard the C.A. Thayer, circa 1900-1946 




Unidentified woman and men standing near block and tackle and rigging on the deck of the 

C.A. THAYER. 

Item No. 006. Portrait of unidentified man, circa 1900-1946 




Unidentified man, sitting. 

Box 32, envelope 90 Item No. 007. Unidentified group of men in 1916, circa 1960s 




"Deutscher Seeschiffer Verein im Hafen von Valparaiso." German club ships in the harbor 

of Valparaiso. Negative source: "L&C Captain R.K. Miethe, 2/7/1963." Possibly includes 

crew members of the POTOSI. Copy negative made circa 1960s of an original photograph 

taken in 1916. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 787



Boxes 32, 43, and 

44 



Subseries 12.2.2. Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico, 1899-1968 (bulk 1899-1920) 



The photographs show the port of Santa Rosalia circa 1899-1920. There are also some 

photographs of Santa Rosalia, Guaymas, and Mazatlan, circa 1954-1968. 

It is unknown who the original photographers were or when these photos were acquired by 

Huycke. 

Many of these photographs were used in Huycke's research for his book "To Santa Rosalia: 

Further and Back" (1970), a detailed history of a dozen German sailing ships detained in Mexico 

during the First World War. 

Arrangement 

These photographs were separated by Huycke and labeled as Santa Rosalia. They are arranged 

roughly by location and then roughly in chronological order since many of the exact dates are 

unknown. Photographs in file units 01-04 were originally just in folders titled "Santa Rosalia." File 

Units 05-06 reflect Huycke's original groupings. There are other photographs of people and 

vessels involved with Santa Rosalia during WWI and shortly thereafter in series 12.1.12, 12.2.1, 

and 12.2.4. 


Harold Huycke donated other Santa Rosalia photographic negatives to the San Francisco Maritime 

NHP in 1967. Negatives include views of Santa Rosalia harbor and roadstead and German sailors 

in Yaqui Valley, Mexico, circa 1914-1920. They are 5 x 7 in. black-and-white negatives and have 

the following CLASSIFIED call numbers: H11.21136; H11.21137; H11.21138; H11.21139; 

H11.21140; H11.21141; H11.21142; H11.21143; H11.21144; H11.21188; H11.21189; H11.21190; 

H11.21191; H11.21192; H11.21193; H11.21194; H11.21196. 

Box 43, envs 2-9 File Unit 01. Views of the town, vessels in the harbor (one might be SELENE), Boleo Company: 

Nouveau Village, Soledad and San Francisco mining camps, workers in front of a mining 

building., circa 1899-1920 


Physical Description: Albumen and gelatin silver photographic prints mounted on cardboard. 


One photograph by Alex U. Mendoza. 

Box 44, fld 1 File Unit 02. Boleo Company: Nouveau Village, Boleo Company office, Soledad and San 

Francisco mining camps (Purgatorio mining installation), circa 1899-1900 


Physical Description: Albumen and gelatin silver photographic prints mounted on cardboard. 


Many photographs were taken by Roberto G. Mendoza. 

Box 44, fld 2 File Unit 03. Views of the town, vessels in the harbor, group of men (man in center is likely 

Oskar Penning), rail yard, machinery in a building, circa 1900s-1910s 


Physical Description: Albumen and gelatin silver photographic prints mounted on cardboard, 

two gelatin silver photographs (5 x 7 in. and 8.5 x 11.5 in.). 

Box 44, fld 3 File Unit 04. Mostly photographs of people and a few photos of vessels in the harbor, circa 

1900s-1920s 





duplicates". 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 788



Box 32, envs 91-99 File Unit 05. German ships, Santa Rosalia WCSA, Dollar years, circa 1913-1921 




Physical Description: Acetate negatives of various sizes, though predominantly 5 x 7 in. 


Various views of German crew members at leisure and of German vessels, one three-part 

panorama, at Santa Rosalia. These copy negatives made circa 1950s-1960s. 

Box 32, envelope 91 Item No. 001. Hans (built 1904; bark, 4m), 1919 October 




Left: O. Penning; middle: Captain Jurgen F. Kuelsen (master of HANS); right: Ruppert 

(master of THIELBEK). Copy negative made circa 1950s-1960s. 

Box 32, envelope 92 Item No. 002. Reinbek (built 1889; bark, 4m) crew, circa 1913-1914 




Second from left is Hermann Ludner (spelling?). Copy negative made circa 1950s-1960s. 

Box 32, envelope 93 Item No. 003. Wandsbek (built 1892; bark, 4m) crew, 1920 March 




Right: Captain Wm. Burmeister; left: Olsen Penning. Santa Rosalia. Copy negative made 

circa 1950s-1960s. 

Box 32, envelope 94 Item No. 004. Unidentified German vessels at Santa Rosalia during World War I, circa 

1914-1918 




Copy negative made circa 1950s-1960s. 

Box 32, envelope 95 Item No. 005. German vessels at Santa Rosalia, Baja California, 1916 January 




Three part panorama. Vessels include ADOLF VINNEN (built 1892; bark, 4m), ARNA 

(merchant vessel), EGON (built 1902; bark, 4m), HANS (built 1904; bark, 4m), 

HARVESTEHUDE (built 1894; ship, 3m), HELWIG VINNEN (built 1891; bark, 4m), 

OROTAVA (bark, 4m), REINBEK (built 1889; bark, 4m), SCHURBEK (bark, 4m), 

THIELBEK (bark, 4m), WALKURE (built 1902; bark, 4m), and WANDSBEK (built 1892; 

bark, 4m). Copy negative made circa 1950s-1960s. 

Box 32, envelope 96 Item No. 006. Unidentified vessels at Santa Rosalia, Baja California, 1916 January 





HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 789



Box 32, envelope 97 Item No. 007. German shipmasters at Santa Rosalia, Mexico, circa 1916-1917 January 







Box 32, envelope 98 Item No. 008. Santa Rosalia, Baja California personnel, circa 1914-1921 




Negative showing string band, left to right: (first row, seated) Zimmerman, Geo. Kuhn 

(HELWIG VINNEN), unidentified, Herman Burmeister (THIELBEK), unidentified, 

unidentified; (second row, standing) unidentified, Karl Standke (HARVESTEHUDE), 

Luetzow (WANDSBEK), Adolf Herz (HARVESTEHUDE), and unidentified. Negative taken 

at Hotel Central Moderno, left to right: unidentified, Paul Trumpf, Hermann Koop, 

unidentified, unidentified, Geo. Kuhn. Copy negative made circa 1950s-1960s from George 

Kuhn. 

Box 32, envelope 99 Item No. 009. Unidentified vessels in Richardson Bay, 1921 

Box 32, envs 

100-112 


100 


101 


102 





File Unit 06. Mexico, Santa Rosalia, Guaymas, Mazatlan, circa 1956-1968 




Views of various vessels in West Coast locations and street and harbor views of Santa 

Rosalia. 

Item No. 001. Abel Miranda (built 1859; schooner, 2m), 1956 January 2 




Built 1859 at Mazatlan, Mexico. Rebuilt 1954, Mulege. Had engines installed 1954. Last 

sailing ship trading commercially in Gulf of California. Owned previously by Jose [Real] who 

spent his life on board. Now owned by son. Photograph by H.D.H. at Santa Rosalia, Baja 

California, Mexico. 

Item No. 002. Abel Miranda (built 1859; schooner, 2m), 1956 January 2 



Item No. 003. Island (SML) storage, scows., 1967 February 5 




Old power mill from Porfirio Diaz regime, ammunition storage building. Guaymas, Mexico. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 790




103 


104 


105 


106 


107 


108 


109 


110 


111 



Item No. 004. Lasbek (built 1894; ship, 3m) bell, 1960 October 1 




Bell of the LASBEK (ex BEN DEARG) at Sharp's Park. 

Item No. 005. San Carlos, Magdalena Bay, Baja California, 1967 September 19-20 




Unidentified freighter in some views. 

Item No. 006. San Marcos Island, Baja California and Santa Rosalia, Mexico, 1967 March 6-7 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 110 film 


Santa Rosalia, 1967 March 6, sail and furniture from WANDSBEK (bark, 4m) at Hotel 

Central. San Marcos Island BC, 1967 March 7. 

Item No. 007. Santa Rosalia, Mexico Nouveau Village circa 1899-1900, circa 1950s-1960s 




"A" written on original enclosure. Copy negative made in the 1950s-1960s of a photograph 

originally taken circa 1899-1900 

Item No. 008. Santa Rosalia, Mexico, circa 1899-1900, circa 1950s-1960s 




"B" written on original enclosure. Copy negative made in the 1950s-1960s of a photograph 

originally taken circa 1899-1900 

Item No. 009. Santa Rosalia, Baja California and San Ignacio, Baja California, 1955 

December-1956 January 1 



Item No. 010. Santa Rosalia steel church, 1956 January 1 



Item No. 011. Santa Rosalia steel church, 1956 January 1 



Item No. 012. Santa Rosalia, Baja California railroad, 1968 June 6 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negatives. 110 film 


Railroad in town. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 791




112 

Boxes 35, 38, 43, 

and 45-47 



Item No. 013. Santa Rosalia, Baja California - ships in harbor, Undated 




Before breakwater mole constructed. Ship may be German hulk SELENE. Hulks to left may 

be MODOC or ARCTURUS. A handful of vessels have wrecked in the Gulf of California 

near Santa Rosalia before a breakwater was constructed in 1910: SELENE in 1890, 

ARCTURUS in 1895, MODOC in 1896, and EDMUND in 1900. Copy negative: original 

photograph taken circa 1900-1910. 

Subseries 12.2.3. Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co., circa 1925-1935 



Includes photographs of professional events, harbors and lumber yards, Japanese vessels and 

crews, and some of Frank Hill's personal photographs. 

According to some of Harold Huycke's correspondence, in 1987, Huycke rescued these 

photographs from the trash can in the alley behind the old Twin Harbor Stevedoring office, after 

someone new moved into the office. 

Arrangement 

Arranged alphabetically by subject matter (Events; Harbors and vessels; Hoquiam Automobile Co.; 

Frank Hill's personal photographs). 


Twin Harbor Stevedore Co. records, 1929-1938. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 

(HDC 810, SAFR 8395). Contains lists of ships cleared from March 1929, March-July 1930. Lists 

include vessel name, type, destination, F.B.M., draft, and net tonnage. Also includes one list of 

outbound cargo shipments for November 1938. 

Box 46 File Unit 01. Events. Rotary International Annual Executive Assembly, District Number 1, 

Corvalis, Oregon, 1929 


Physical Description: Rolled photograph 

Box 46 File Unit 02. Events. Banquet dinner, circa 1930 



Physical Description: Rolled photograph 


One person holding a sign that says "Douglas Fir E & E Company" and another sign on table 

says "Mr. Nakata". American and Japanese flags hanging in the background. Photograph 

printed in Seattle, Washington by Walter P. Miller (commercial photographer). 

Box 35, flds 5-6 File Unit 03. Events. Banquet dinner with Japanese, American and British flags hanging in the 

background, circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs (8 x 10 in.) matted on cardboard 


These photos can also be found in the Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co. photograph albums in box 

45 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 792



Box 38, fld 7 File Unit 04. Events. Group photographs of professional events, circa 1930s 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs of various sizes although predominantly 8 

x 10 in. 


Events include banquets and tours of lumber operations, including some with Japanese 

business associates [These materials were Frank Hill's photographs that were thrown out in 

1987 and retrieved from the trash by Harold Huycke] [These were separated from the 

manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc and came from 4.05, file 016] 

Box 45 File Unit 05. Harbors and vessels. Photograph album of Grays Harbor and Grays Harbor 

Lumber terminal, circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Sepia toned linen-backed photos . 


Photos include Japanese and American vessels, including JANE CHRISTENSON and vessels 

on the CALAMAR LINE; some photos of Frank Hill; some photos of Japanese crews; many 

photos of lumber on ships and forest scenes with people cutting down trees. Cover of album 

says "Twin Harbors Stevedore Co. Hoquiam Wash. Frank A. Hill." Most photos in the album 

were taken by the Jones Photo Co. in Aberdeen and Hoquiam Washington. 

Box 45 File Unit 06. Harbors and Vessels. Photograph album, circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Sepia toned linen-backed photos 


Photographs of logging operations by Clemons Logging Co., Melbourne, Wash. Several shots 

of the vessel JANE CHRISTENSON. All photos are stamped "Grays Harbor Exportation Co. 

Aberdeen, Washington" and "Twin Harbor Stevedoring Co. Hoquiam, Wash." on the back. 

Box 46 File Unit 07. Harbors and Vessels. Lumber yard in a port, very likely Grays Harbor Lumber 

Terminal, circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Rolled photograph. 

Box 38, fld 8 File Unit 08. Harbors and Vessels. Ships and harbor scenes (many of Grays Harbor)., circa 

1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs of various sizes, although they are 

predominantly 8 x 10 in. and 5 x 7 in. 


Photographs from Jones Photo Co. Includes photo of Kokusai Line KURAMA MARU. These 

materials were Frank Hill's photographs that were thrown out in 1987 and retrieved from the 

trash by Harold Huycke. [These were separated by Edward LeBlanc and came from 4.05, file 

016] 


Some of these photos from the Jones Photo Co. are smaller prints of ones that are also in the 

photo album in box 45. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 793



Box 43, env 10 File Unit 09. Harbors and Vessels. Japanese vessels in Grays Harbor, circa 1930s 




Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints (some photographs have previous 

water damage, potential dormant mildew) 


Vessels include SOMEDONO MARU; TOHKOH MARHU; KAIKYU MARU. 

Box 47 File Unit 10. Harbors and Vessels. Japanese crews photograph album, circa 1925-1935 



Frank Hill is included in some of the photos. Includes typed list of ships contained in album. All 

the people are identified in the album with typed labels. [These were separated from the 

manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc and came from 4.05, file 016] 

Box 43, env 11 File Unit 11. Harbors and vessels, circa 1930s, undated 




AMERICA in unidentified body of water, undated. Ships in Grays Harbor, circa 1930s 

Box 43, env 12 File Unit 12. Hoquiam Automobile Co. with four men standing in front of building, circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photograph mounted on cardboard. 

Box 45 File Unit 13. Personal photograph album of Frank Hill and his family on a trip from Yokohama 

to Hawaii., circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Small black-and-white photos mounted on black paper with some 

captions in silver ink. 


Includes business cards of Japanese crew in the end, including one from Captain S. Oba, 

commander of the TAISEI MARU. 

Box 38, fld 9 File Unit 14. Recreational photographs of groups of people on boats, swimming (likely Frank 

Boxes 28, 35, 39-44, 

48-66, 73, 80-83 and 

Film storage 

Hill's family and friends), circa 1930s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographs of various sizes; 2.75 x 4.75 in. acetate 

negatives. 


Lake Quinalt, circa 1930s; M.S. Maloja in Coos Bay and Portland, 1938-1939, Bill Morgan; a 

few photos of Shanghai and Japan, including Osaka Castle. These were Frank Hill's 

photographs that were thrown out in 1987 and retrieved from the trash by Harold Huycke. 

[These were separated from the manuscripts by Edward LeBlanc and came from 4.05, file 016] 

Subseries 12.2.4. Vessels, circa 1870-2000 (bulk circa 1900-1960s) 



Contains photographs of schooners, square-riggers, steam schooners, steamers, West Coast 

sailing ships, and WWI ships and crews. Most of the photographs were taken on the West Coast. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into seven sub subseries, organized alphabetically. Sub subseries reflect Huycke's 

original groupings and naming conventions. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 794



Boxes 42, 50, 66 

and 73 

Box 42, envs 27-29; 

Box 66, fld 8 



Subseries 12.2.5. West Coast cities, mills and ports, circa 1890-1960s (bulk 1950s-1960s) 



Contains photographs of cities, mills and ports in California, Oregon, Washington and British 

Columbia. 

Arrangement 

Arranged into four file units based on location: California; Oregon; Washington; and West Coast. 

File Unit 01. California cities, mills, and ports, circa 1950-1960s 



This file unit includes copy negatives made in the 1950s-1960s of original photographs taken in 

the early 20th century. 

Box 42, envelope 27 Item No. 001. Alameda, California, circa 1950s-1960s 




Could be Barnes & Tibbetts yard - "General Engineering". Note GRIFFCO (merchant 

vessel) and SHASTA (steam schooner) in view. From Churchill Griffiths. Copy negative 

made in the 1950s-1960s of an original photograph taken in the early 20th century. 

Box 42, envelope 28 Item No. 002. Eureka, California - Matthews' Ship Yard, circa 1950s-1960s 




Matthews' Ship Yard, California Negative no. 4065 written on the original envelope. Copy 

negative made in the 1950s-1960s of an original photograph taken in the early 20th 

century. 

Box 66, folder 8 Item No. 003. San Pedro Harbor, California, circa 1950s-1960s 




View of San Pedro Harbor, including E.K. Wood Lumber CO. This photograph came from 

Huycke's unfiled photographs in a folder called "photos - extras, duplicates". 

Box 42, envelope 29 Item No. 004. Usal, California - Usal Redwood Lumber Co., circa 1950s-1960s 




Usal Redwood Lumber Co. Photographer of one of the photos is Carpenter. Copy negative 

made in the 1950s-1960s of an original photograph taken circa 1893-1898. 

Box 42, envs 30-34 File Unit 02. Oregon cities, mills, and ports, circa 1959-1960s 



Cities of Bradwood, Clifton, Gardiner, Wauna and Westport. Various views of lumber industry 

and around town, with crew of the ARNOLDUS VINNEN. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 795



Box 42, envelope 30 Item No. 001. Bradwood, Oregon, 1963 May 






Columbia River. "Ghost town." 

Box 42, envelope 31 Item No. 002. Clifton, Oregon, 1963 May 




Here the German vessel ARNOLDUS VINNEN (built 1892; ship, 3m) lay at anchor in the 

stream 1914-1917 while her crew wandered off. A C.R.P.A. fishing town, a ghost town 

today compared to 1914-1920, sixteen box holders at the post office. 

Box 42, envelope 32 Item No. 003. Gardiner, Oregon, circa 1959 




Box 42, envelope 33 Item No. 004. Wauna, Oregon, circa 1960s 

One negative showing the grave headstone of W.F. Jewett at Gardiner, Oregon. 




Columbia River. "Ghost town." This mill shut down about 1957-1958. Last residents moved 

out June 1963 when Crown Zellerbach demolished town for new mill site. 

Box 42, envelope 34 Item No. 005. Westport, Oregon, 1963 August-September 

Box 42, envs 35-46; 


66, flds 7-8 




GOPHER STATE (merchant vessel) is in view in at least one negative. 

File Unit 03. Washington cities, mills, and ports, circa 1913-1960s (bulk 1950s-1960s) 



Cities of Aberdeen, John Lindstrom's shipyard; Blakely Harbor; Hoquiam; Mukilteo; Port 

Blakely and Hall Bros. Shipyard; Port Gamble; Schaefer Brothers Lumber and Shingle Co. 

shipyard; and Tacoma. 

Box 42, envelope 35 Item No. 001. Aberdeen, Washington, circa 1959 




Two negatives showing the Wilson Bros. Office at Aberdeen, Wash. On Aug. 21, 1959. The 

office was torn down for a log? storage yard. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 796



Box 42, envelope 36 Item No. 002. Aberdeen, Washington, 1963 July 1 






Anderson & Middleton Sawmill dock; Lehmus & Maki, sailmakers; A.J. West Logging Co. 

building; Gray's Harbor Stevedoring Co.; old Slade Mill site. 

Box 42, envelope 37 Item No. 003. Aberdeen, Washington, 1963 September 




Site of John Lindstrom's shipyard. 

Box 42, envelope 38 Item No. 004. Aberdeen, Washington, circa 1950s-1960s 




John Lindstrom's shipyard. Copy negative made in the 1950s-1960s of an original 

photograph taken in the early 20th century. 

Box 66, folder 8 Item No. 005. Blakely Harbor map from 1894, circa 1950s-1960s 




Photograph made circa 1950s-1960s of a manuscript map of Blakely Harbor in 1894. This 

photograph came from Huycke's unfiled photographs in a folder called "photos - extras, 

duplicates". 

Box 42, envelope 39 Item No. 006. Hoquiam, Washington, 1962 February 




Site of Matthews shipyard. 

Box 42, envelope 40 Item No. 007. Hoquiam River, Washington, 1958 January 17 




Site of E.K. Wood Co. mill. 

Box 42, envelope 41 Item No. 008. Mukilteo, Washington, 1959 October 




"Compare to [red] 1911 photo," written on original enclosure. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 797



Box 42, envelope 42 Item No. 009. Port Blakely, Washington, circa 1950s-1960s 






Hall Bros. shipyard. WILLIAM H. SMITH (left - #92), WINSLOW (middle - #91), and LOTTIE 

BENNETT (right - #93) under construction. Copy negative made in the 1950s-1960s of an 

original photograph taken in November 1898. 

Box 42, envelope 43 Item No. 010. Port Blakely, Washington, 1959 




Site of Hall Bros. shipyard. 

Box 66, folder 7 Item No. 011. Port Blakely, Washington in 1890-1910, circa 1950s-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white photographic prints, 6.5 x 8.5 in. and 8 x 10 in. 


Includes images of the Port Blakely Mill, Port Blakely Shipyard, Port Blakely Hotel, and Hall 

Brothers Shipyard circa 1890-1910. Most photos appear to be reproductions of Capt. A.F. 

Raynaud photographs. Vessels include GEORGE E. BILLINGS, HESPER and MERCURY. 

Photograph reproductions made in the 1950s-1960s of original photographs taken circa 

1890-1910. 

Box 42, envelope 44 Item No. 012. Port Gamble, Washington, circa 1963 




One photograph of grave of Peter Bruce in the cemetery. Sheet of paper with negative 

said: "Peter Bruce. Born in England. Died Sept. 14, 1863. Aged 28 yrs. Erected to his 

memory by his shipmates. In the midst of life we are in death." Two photographs of Old 

Puget Hotel being torn down, May 1963. 

Box 50, envelope 11 Item No. 013. Schaefer Brothers Lumber and Shingle Co. shipyard, Washington, circa 

1913-1920s 


Physical Description: High quality photocopy of a black-and-white photograph. 10 x 13 in. 


Photograph taken by Jones. 

Box 42, envelope 45 Item No. 014. Tacoma, Washington, circa 1950s-1960s 


Physical Description: Black-and-white acetate negative is cracked and bubbling. 4 x 5 in. 


NORTH PACIFIC (paddle steamer) in view. "Wharf Scene, Terminus of Northern Pacific 

Railroad, Tacoma, W.T." Photo by C.E. Hattie King. Copy negative made in the 

1950s-1960s of an original photograph taken in the early 20th century. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 798



Box 42, envelope 46 Item No. 015. Tacoma?, Washington, circa 1950s-1960s 

Box 42, envs 47-48; 


73, env 8 






Waterfront scene. Photo by Rutter. Copy negative made in the 1950s-1960s of an original 

photograph taken in the early 20th century. 

File Unit 04. West Coast cities, mills, and ports, circa 1890-1960s (bulk 1950s-1960s) 



Contains images of from multiple states along the west coast and/or British Columbia. Also 

contains unidentified locations on the west coast. 

Box 42, envelope 47 Item No. 001. Unidentified, circa 1950s-1960s 




Waterfront scene. Copy negative made in the 1950s-1960s of an original photograph taken 

in the early 20th century. 

Box 42, envelope 48 Item No. 002. Vancouver, British Columbia, 1960 October 25 




Site of Dollarton Mill. 

Box 73, envelope 8 Item No. 003. Hough Shipbuilding, alongside KATHERINE, circa 1890-1920 




Depicts the wooden hull during construction. [Huycke had not yet filed this and it was in a 

miscellaneous section] 

Box 66, folder 9 Item No. 004. Road trip photographs from trip along the West Coast, 1947 June 12-15 


Physical Description: Approximately 20-25 black-and-white photographic prints (2.75 x 

4.5 in.) 


These photos appear to be from a trip up the coast, starting in San Francisco and ending in 

Vancouver, British Columbia. There are photographs taken in the following cities: 

California: San Francisco, Eureka, Trinidad, Crescent City; Oregon: Cape Sebastian, 

Rogue River, Port Orford, Coos Bay, Newport, Otis, Astoria; Washington: Port Angeles; 

British Columbia: Victoria, Nanimo, Vancouver. 

HDC1600 (SAFR 22224) 799

Harold D. Huycke collection - Calisphere

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?