Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Uncurated Search Results
Type: Sloop
Year: 1875
Builder:
Location: Unlocated
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Purse used by Fannie McCain Brooks solely for the purpose of transporting crab picking knives to her work at the "Crab House". She only carried her crab picking tools and a cosmetic case in this bag to work, where it would stay in her locker. She considered it to be a cheap plastic purse making it acceptable to get messy. Fannie worked at various crab houses in Hampton, VA during her 35 years in the crab picking industry. Her salary was based on piece work. After she retired, Fannie would return to crab picking to earn extra money, only picking enough to earn what she needed. <br /><br />Photograph of Fannie McCain Brooks courtesy of Sylvia Scott. <br />
Crab knife used by Fannie McCain Brooks. Fannie worked at various crab houses in Hampton, VA during her 35 years in the crab picking industry. Her salary was based on piece work. After she retired, Fannie would return to crab picking to earn extra money, only picking enough to earn what she needed. stainless steel crab picking knife, curved blade has been ground thin for picking.
Crab knife used by Fannie McCain Brooks. Fannie worked at various crab houses in Hampton, VA during her 35 years in the crab picking industry. Her salary was based on piece work. After she retired, Fannie would return to crab picking to earn extra money, only picking enough to earn what she needed. <br />stainless steel crab picking knife marked "Carvel Hall USA" on one side. Blade ground and sharpened on one edge
Cambridge, Maryland Custom Bureau Enrollment and L
Exact 02/01/1988 -
Cambridge, Maryland Custom Bureau Enrollment and License Certificates (1923 - 1958)The collection is comprised of 377 vessel enrollment records for Cambridge, Maryland dating between 1923 and 1958.BackgroundAlthough it is unclear who saved the Cambridge enrollment records, they were donated to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum by Mr. Russ Rippell in 1993.SubjectsChesapeake Bay vessels, 1920s-1950s; Maryland Custom Bureau Records; Vessel Enrollment Records; Cambridge, MD--History; Maryland--HistoryCambridge, Maryland Enrollment Records:Please see attached spreadsheet for a specific listing by Doc. #. The enrollment records were arranged chronologically
Yellow rubber glove used by Fannie McCain Brooks. Fannie worked at various crab houses in Hampton, VA during her 35 years in the crab picking industry. Her salary was based on piece work. After she retired, Fannie would return to crab picking to earn extra money, only picking enough to earn what she needed.
16 volumes of Cape Charles Custom House Records priarmily for the years 1895-1914, with some information ranting from 18786 to 1930. Deaccessioned from artifact collection, but no MS number yet assigned. <br /><br />Copies Of Mortgages - Registered or Enrolled Vessels Collector's Office - Custom House / <br />from April 29, 1899 to March 10, 1916 <br /><br />Record of Licenses for Enrolled Vessels - Custom House department of Commerce & Labor <br />April 3, 1908 to Sept. 14, 1911 <br /><br />Master's Oath for Renewal by Indorsement of License of Merchant Vessel or Yacht - Custom House Department of Commerce, Aug. 1, 1912 to July 11, 1918 <br /><br />Record of all Seizures, Fines, Penal ties & Forfeitures For Violations of The Navigation Steamboat Inspection & Immigration Laws & Dispositions Thereof, Custom House Port of Cape Charles, Va. Department of Commerce & Labor, Sept. 5, 1907 to Aug. 4, 1914 <br /><br />Copies of Bills of Sale - Enrolled Vessels Collector's Office - Custom House Jan. 12, 1901 to July 17, 1901 <br />Index of Registers - Custom House <br /><br />Sept. 7, 1886 to Sept. 19, 1907 <br />Copies of Licenses of Vessels Under 20 Tons_ Custom House Nov. 4, 1905 to June 27, 1906 <br /><br />Consolidated Certificates Of Enrollment & License, Department of Commerce & Labor,<br />Aug. 10, 1911 to June 6, 1938 <br /><br /> Record of Abstracts of Registers, Enrollments & Licenses Issued & Surrendered <br />Collector's Office - Custom House July 1, 1901 to March 31, 1908 <br /><br /> Copies Of Mortgages - Licensed Vessels Collector's Office- Custom House Oct. 4, 1886 to Dec. 16, 1909 <br /><br />Record of Abstracts Of Registers, Enrollments & Licensed Issued & Surrendered <br />Collector's Office - Custom House April 30, 1895 to June 30, 1902 <br /><br />Copies of Licenses of Enrolled Vessels Collector's Office - Custom House Aug. 19, 1898 to June 30, 1911 <br />Record of Enrollments - Custom House July 24, 1876 to Nov. 25, 1910 <br /><br />Record of Licenses of Vessels Under 20 Tons Custom House Department of Commerce & Labor June 15, 1905 to Nov. 2, 1905 <br /> <br />Copies of Licenses of Vessels Under 20 Tons Collector's Office - Custom House <br />May 16, 1904 to Oct. 12, 1904 <br /><br />Bills of Sale of Licensed Vessels Under 20 Tons May 21, 1900 to March 14, 1902<br />
COPY OF PHOTOGRAPH OF FANNIE McCAIN BROOKS, CRAB PICKER.; From old Remarks field: COPY NEGATIVE IS B/W. Old Subject Fields: PEOPLE; INDUSTRY, SEAFOOD PROCESS Subject: Fannie M Brooks
FANNIE SALTER AT TURKEY POINT LIGHTHOUSE, MARYLAND
FANNIE SALTER AT TURKEY POINT LIGHTHOUSE, MARYLAND; From old Remarks field: MRS. SALTER WAS THE BAY'S ONLY WOMAN KEEPER Old Subject Fields: CHESAPEAKE BAY LIGHTHOUSE
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY AT WHARF IN BALTIMORE WITH WAREHOUSE IN BACKGROUND Place: BALTIMORE, MD Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS; DOCKS, HARBORS, & PIERS
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY AT WHARF IN BALTIMORE WITH WAREHOUSE AND BUYBOAT IN BACKGROUND Place: BALTIMORE, MD Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS; DOCKS, HARBORS, & PIERS
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY AT WHARF IN BALTIMORE; From
Exact 04/07/1939 - 04/07/1939
__ __ __ __Baltimore __ __MD
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY AT WHARF IN BALTIMORE; From old Remarks field: SHOWS WAREHOUSE IN BACKGROUND Place: BALTIMORE, MD Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS; DOCKS, HARBORS, & PIERS. Vintage print of this negative in photo file 1134-53
MRS FANNIE SALTER LOWERING FLAG AT TURKEY POINT LI
No Address __ __ __Cecil __ __ __MD
MRS FANNIE SALTER LOWERING FLAG AT TURKEY POINT LIGHTHOUSE, ELK NECKMD; From old Remarks field: SHOWS HER FROM THE BACK Place: CECIL CO., MD Old Subject Fields: CHESAPEAKE BAY LIGHTHOUSE; PEOPLE Subject: Fanny Mae Salter
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY UNDER SAIL NEAR CAMBRIDGE; From old Remarks field: COPIED FROM PRINT RETURNED TO DONOR; DONOR'S ID; VESSEL OWNED BY HIS FATHER RAYMOND Place: CHOPTANK RIVER, MD Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS
BOW VIEW OF SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY UNDER SAIL; Fro
Evans, Calvert __Photographer
Range,Circ 01/01/1922 - 12/31/1922
BOW VIEW OF SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY UNDER SAIL; From old Remarks field: COPIED FROM PRINT RETURNED TO DONOR; DONOR'S ID; VESSEL OWNED BY HIS FATHER RAYMOND Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS. Same as print in photo file 123-1; 971-10 is not as sharp.
VIEW OF DECK OF SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY FROM BOWSPR
Evans, Calvert __Photographer
Range,Circ 01/01/1922 - 12/31/1922
VIEW OF DECK OF SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY FROM BOWSPRIT; From old Remarks field: COPIED FROM PRINT RETURNED TO DONOR; DONOR'S ID; VESSEL OWNED BY HIS FATHER RAYMOND Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS
Overhead view of derelict pickup truck in a marsh,
de Gast, Robert
Overhead view of derelict pickup truck in a marsh, with sign on door: Short Fat Fannie. Also a derelict wooden boat in background. See 199.21 for date, source, etc. Place unknown.
Men carrying small four-burner stove aboard skipja
Men carrying small four-burner gas stove aboard skipjack Fannie L. Daugherty.. See also frames 19 -- 27. Frame 25 is also 8x10. See 975.0104.03 for source, place, date, etc.
brass oil can for filling lamp, 1 quart; closely r
Range, Cir 01/01/1975 - 12/31/1999
brass oil can for filling lamp, 1 quart; closely resembles one used by lighthouse keeper Fannie Salter, c. 1930; formerly owned by Fred Norris of Bush River area. Condition: good.
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY IN A DOCK; From old Remarks
Exact 04/07/1939 - 04/07/1939
SCHOONER FANNIE INSLEY IN A DOCK; From old Remarks field: DATE AND PLACE SURMISED FROM COMPARISON WITH 1134.052 Place: CRISFIELD, MD? neg envelope says "Balto Md" Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERS; original negative is photo file 923-120
Schooner George P. Hudson at coal dock, with coal cars on rails and large coal pile at right; picture made from bow on, magnifying the bowsprit; she appears to have five masts. Probably shot in Charlestown MA harbor. Burgess has written on the back of the print: "5 m sch 'Geo. P. Hudson' ex 'Fannie Palmer' sunk July 1, 1914 off Great Pond Shoal Cape Cod, Mass, with loss of 3 lives after collision with S. S. 'MIddlesex' ."
Smith's Shipyard __ __Baltimore __ __Curtis Creek __Western Shore __MD
Two bugeyes and a skipjack docked at Smith's Shipyard. Right to left, bugeye Geo. T. Duncan, skipjack Fannie L. Daughtery, (Note: this is the spelling on the back of the print; LMV uses spelling below.), bugeye S. A. Holland. For source, see 1295.0001 Subject: Smith's Shipyard
Skipjack Fannie L. Daugherty anchored.. No date, no place. On back of print, "Used as basis for design of skipjack H. M. Krentz 1955." For source, see 1295.0001.
Three sailing workboats tied up at Smith's Shipyar
Exact 12/23/1933 - 12/23/1933
Smith's Shipyard __ __Baltimore __ __Curtis Creek __Western Shore __MD
Three saiing workboats tied up at Smith's Shipyard; at right, bugeye George T. Duncan, with jib hoisted; to her left, mostly concealed, skipjack Fannie L. Daughtery, to her left, partially concealed, three-sail bateau S. A. Holland. For source, see 1295.0001.
Smith's Shipyard __ __Baltimore __ __Curtis Creek __Western Shore __MD
Stern of schooner Fannie Insley docked, showing yawl boat in water, davits. "Hulk of dismasted schooner Hannah and Ida alongside," hardly visible. For source, see 1295.0001.
No Address __ __ __ __C & D Canal __Eastern Shore __MD
Schooner Fannie Insley (left) docked in C & D Canal with undentified bugeye alongside. Yawl boat and tender astern. Both vessels seem to have deck cargo, but it is impossible to identify it. Copy print. On back of print:"photo Geo Barrie, Jr." and Mariners' Museum stamp. For source, see 1295.0001.
No Address __ __ __ __Patapsco River __Western Shore __MD
Schooner Fannie Insley under sail on the Patapsco River. No date. Found in Burgess album with uother Fannie Insley pictures, so was probably shot at the same time, May 6, 1933. For source, see 1295.0001.
Schooner Fannie Insley under sail seen bow on with a big bow wave; probably shot from the bowsprit, part of which is visible; dramatic; no date, no place. For source, see 1295.0001.
Schooner Fannie Insley's starboard deck while she is under sail; part of foresail and jib are visible; small tender on deck; no date, no place. For source, see 1295.0001.
Four women seated under tree; place and dated inked on back: "Garrett Park July 4, 1900" ; names lettered on back: "Harry W. Meredith's wife Anna Field & sister-in-law Florence Field Ridgely, in front Fannie Hollyday Norris, sister of Hobbins Hollyday"
Schooner Fannie H. Stewart--three photographs on one sheet of paper: first shows her under sail from astern, second shows her sinking at sea, third shows her on her side half covered by the water; "May 11-12, 1915 U.S.C.G. Cutter Mohawk blew up Fannie H. Stewart near McCue SHoal, N. J. in track of shipping" "The Mariners' Museum" stamped on back of print.
__ __Chesapeake City __ __Chesapeake& Delaware Cana __Eastern Shore __MD
"Schooner Fannie Insley at lock of C&D Canal, Chesapeake City, MD; she and the vessel rafted beside her have deckloads of oyster shell; Fannie is seen from astern, the other vessel from the bow; lock not visible; "Barrie" penciled on back; "The Mariners' Museum" penciled on back.
Schooner FANNIE INSLEY photographed from starboard side, sails up. Mounted on cardboard. VERSO: "Fannie Insley" in ink in upper left corner. Accompanying note card, which is located in accession file, reads: SCH. "FANNIE INSLEY" #120565 59 TONS GROSS 56 " NET 78'.0 [sic] L. 23'.2 [sic] Beam 6.0 Depth Built 1883 CHURCH CREEK MARYLAND
MODEL OF PISCATAQUA RIVER GUNDALOW "FANNIE M".; Fr
MODEL OF PISCATAQUA RIVER GUNDALOW "FANNIE M".; From old Remarks field: NEW ENGLAND BOATS SECTION. SEE BACK OF PRINT. SEE 901.973 NOTE SPELLING OF "FANNIE" Old Subject Fields: FULL MODELS, VESSELS
"Greetings from Bradshaw, Md." with added "Easter" preceding message. Embossed pink flower with script. From Aunt Fannie; To Mip Edith Bell. Divided back. Postmarked April 16, 1908.
"Fannie M. Lowe Memorial M. P. Church, McDaniel, Md Erected in 1914" printed on picture; shows front and side of church with entrance, bell tower, and chimney
Research compiled by author Richard Moale while writing "Notebook on Shipwrecks" publishe din 2010. Includes, documentation of vessels, letters, and other data that did not go into the book.
Cylindrical brass weight, used by Fannie McCain Br
Cylindrical brass weight used to crack claws by Fannie McCain Brooks. Fannie worked at various crab houses in Hampton, VA during her 35 years in the crab picking industry. Her salary was based on piece work. After she retired, Fannie would return to crab picking to earn extra money, only picking enough to earn what she needed. <br />
