G.A. Kohler

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Fetch?Row IDCatalog #Object NameTitleArtist/MakerDate MadePlace MadeDescriptionFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
10000.0125.0001.00SCHOONER "G.A. KOHLER" Old Subject Fields: SAILSCHOONER "G.A. KOHLER" Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERSNo image URL.View
20000.0125.0002.00SCHOONER "G.A. KOHLER" Old Subject Fields: SAILSCHOONER "G.A. KOHLER" Old Subject Fields: SAIL VESSELS, SCHOONERSNo image URL.View
38888.0156.0000.00papers (document genres)Marine Engine MaterialsMarine Engine Materials: Series 1, Gerald Dunn; Series 2, William B. Wimbrow; Series 3 Misc.No image URL.View
40000.1289.0374.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open waterBodine, A. Aubrey __PhotographerSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail with three staysails, foresail, main and mizzen set. Seen from port side; she is high in the water so probably has little or no cargo. No place given but she is in open water. No date. " A. A. Bodine" is penciled on back of print. Prints are postcard format. For source, see 1289.0001.No image URL.View
50000.1289.0375.00photographic printsSchooner Purnell T. White as a hulkBodine, A. Aubrey __PhotographerSchooner G. A. Kohler as a hulk; seen from starboard bow, looking up toward bowsprit; no masts, no jib boom. See Burgess, This was Chesapeake Bay, pp.39-42 and Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 132-3. No place or date given. For source, see 1289.0001.No image URL.View
60000.1289.0376.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler in a Baltimore drydockBodine, A. Aubrey __PhotographerRange, Cir 01/01/1931 - 12/31/1931Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler in a Baltimore drydock; seen from port bow, several men, very small, on beams beneath her; un-named steamboat in background. See Burgess, This was Chesapeake Bay, pp.39-42 and Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 132-3. For source, see 1289.0001.No image URL.View
70000.1289.0386.00photographic printsSchooner G A Kohler in drydock, view from port boBodine, A. Aubrey __PhotographerSchooner G A Kohler in drydock, view from port bow; name penciled on large envelope holding the print; no place, no date. For source, see 1289.0001.No image URL.View
80000.1295.2045.00photographic printsHalf-length portrait of Capt. George H. HopkinsExact 03/02/1948 -Half-length portrait of Capt. George H. Hopkins, of the G. A. Kohler and the Doris Hamlin. He is holding a pipe and seated in front of a painting of a square rigger. See stamp on back of print, showing negative number at The Mariners Museum.. See Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, p. 136. and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 43-45. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
90000.1295.2046.00photographic printsHalf-length portrait of Capt. George H. Hopkins, oExact 03/02/1948 - 03/02/1948Half-length portrait of Capt. George H. Hopkins, of the G. A. Kohler and the Doris Hamlin. He is holding a pipe and seated in front of a painting of a square rigger. See stamp on back of print, showing negative number at The Mariners Museum.. See Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, p. 136. and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 43-45. For source, see 1295.0001. Subject: Captain George H Hopkins Subject: Captain George H HopkinsNo image URL.View
100000.1295.2059.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from astern, at dockExact 07/27/1933 - 07/27/1933Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from astern, docked at Jones Falls; yawl boat on davits. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp.113 and 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
110000.1295.2060.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from astern, docked atExact 07/24/1933 -Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from astern, docked at Jones Falls; almost full-length view of hull;yawl boat on davits See Burgess, This Was Chesaeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-6.For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
120000.1295.2066.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from astern, docked atSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from astern, docked at Jones Falls; almost full-length view of hull;yawl boat on davits. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooner, pp. 113 and 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
130000.1295.2061.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen bow on, at Jones FallsExact 07/24/1933 -Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen bow on, at Jones Falls; shows bowsprit, bobstays, anchors, etc. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 and 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
140000.1295.2062.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from port bowExact 07/24/1933 -Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from port bow, at Jones Falls; shows almost full length of hull; no sails visible. See Burgess,s This was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, pp. 113 and 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
150000.1295.2063.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from starboard side, dYoung's Dock - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, seen from starboard side; shows almost full length of hull; no sails visible. She is docked at Young's, Baltimore; Two prints: one marked 7/24/1933, the other marked 8/32. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51, and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, pp. 113, 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
160000.1295.2064.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, looking aft on deckExact 07/24/1933 -Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, looking aft on deck; no sails visible; several pieces of lumber stacked on deck; image of man standing on deck (very small.) Probably docked at Jones Falls (see 1295.2062 et al.) See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake By, pp47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooner, pp. 113 and 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
170000.1295.2065.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler anchored (?) in Baltimore haExact 08/19/1933 -Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler anchored (?) in Baltimore Harbor; seen from starboard side; sails furled. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, pp. 113 1nd 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
180000.1296.2066.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler in tow of tug RadnorExact 08/19/1933 -Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler in tow of tug Radnor, leaving Baltimore Harbor; seen from port side; sails furled. She was bound for Haiti;" lost a few days later." For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
190000.1295.2067.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler "being nosed around by tug..Exact 08/19/1933 -Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler "being nosed around by tug Radnor prior to being towed down the Bay bound for Haiti." She is seen from starboard bow; sails furled. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, pp. 113, 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
200000.1295.2068.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler "being nosed around by tug RExact 08/19/1933 -Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler "being nosed around by tug Radnor prior to being towed down to Sandy Point." She is seen from port side; sails furled. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, pp. 113 and 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
210000.1295.2069.00photographic printsMrs. George Fearing, Sr. sitting on porch with namExact 08/23/1953 -No Address - Nags Head - NCMrs. George Fearing, Sr. sitting on porch of her house at Old Nags Head, NC, with nameboard of schooner G. A. Kohler attached to wall behind her. "R. H. Burgess acquired the ..nameboard ...in trade for Mary Lee board." See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooners, pp. 113, 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001. Subject: Mrs George Fearing Subject: Mrs. George H. HopkinsNo image URL.View
220000.1295.2070.00photographic printsMrs. George Fearing, Sr. & Mrs. George H. HopkinsRange, Exa 08/01/1953 - 08/31/1953No Address - Nags Head - NC"Mrs. George Fearing, Sr., left, presents a nameboard from the G. H. Kohler to Mrs. George H. Hopkins on 20th anniversay of loss of the schooner." Mrs. Hopkins often sailed with her husband, Capt. Hopkins, aboard the Kohler. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay and Snediker, Chesapeake Schooner, pp. 113, 135-6. For source, see 1295.0001. Subject: Mrs George Fearing Subject: Mrs. George H. HopkinsNo image URL.View
230000.1290.0452.00photographic printsCapt. George H. Hopkins at tCaptain George H. Hopkins at the wheel of schooner G. A. Kohler; close-up shot, printed on postcard stock. May have been shot by the captain's wife, Mrs. G. H. Hopkins. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 amd 64-5. Subject: Captain George H HopkinsNo image URL.View
240000.1290.0453.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler with tug in Baltimore harborBaltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler with tug in Baltimore Harbor; tug is pushing? her bow; all sails furled; vessel seen from port side. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51 amd 64-5.No image URL.View
250000.1290.0429.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, looking forward on deckSchooner G. A. Kohler, looking forward on deck while she is under sail. Two men on kneeling on deck appear to be working on a sail. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled 'Hopkins.' See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
260000.1290.0430.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, looking forward on deck witSchooner G. A. Kohler, looking forward on deck while she is under sail; "Edw. Weaver, Jr. showing dolphin..." and looking into camera. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51. Subject: Edw. Weaver Jr.No image URL.View
270000.1290.0454.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler "sailing down the bay"Exact 08/19/1933 -Chesapeake Bay - VASchooner G. A. Kohler "sailing down the bay... she was wrecked on this trip.". See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
280000.1290.0455.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler sailing down the bayRange, Exa 08/01/1933 - 08/31/1933Chesapeake BaySchooner G. A. Kohler "sailing down the Chesapeake Bay...she was wrecked a few days later on the Carolina coast.'" See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
290000.1290.0457.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore harborBaltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore harbor; sails furled; seen from port side. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
300000.1290.0458.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore harbor; sails fBaltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore harbor; sails furled; it appears that two tugs are pushing her from the starboard side. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
310000.1290.0433.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler loading logwood in HaitiCaribbean Sea - HaitiSchooner G. A. Kohler loading logwood in Haiti; piles of logwood on the pier; men are carrying it up a gangplank to the vessel which is seen from the starboard side. Three sets of scales in foreground, evidently used for weighing the wood. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
320000.1290.0434.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler loading logwood in Haiti; piCaribbean Sea - HaitiSchooner G. A. Kohler loading logwood in Haiti; piles of logwood on the pier; men are carrying it up a gangplank to the vessel which is seen from the starboard side. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
330000.1290.0435.00photographic printsDonkeys with logwood, Haitian dockworkers and MrCaribbean Sea - HaitiDonkeys loaded with logwood, Haitian dockworkers and "Mr. Weaver, engineer of the G. A. Kohler" on dock with two Haitians? in Haiti while Kohler was loading the logwood. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51. Subject: Engineer WeaverNo image URL.View
340000.1290.0438.00photographic printsSchooner Sarah E. Douglass under tow by G.A. KohleSchooner Sarah E. Douglass under tow by schooner G. A. Kohler, which is not shown. Douglass is shown bow on, with tow rope in foreground. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeld "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
350000.1290.0440.00photographic printsLifeboat from Sarah E. Douglass coming alongsideLifeboat from Sloop? Sarah E. Douglass coming alongside schooner G. A. Kohler with eight men aboard. Painter attached to lifeboat. Kohler towed Douglass at sea. See 1295.3051. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins."See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
360000.1290.0436.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Miragoane? HaitiCaribbean Sea - HaitiSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Miragoane? Haiti, seen from above the harbor; only the four masts and bowsprit are clearly visible; "in the distance is the former 4m sch Esther Melbourne wrecked during a hurricane when she ws loaded with logwod, ready to leave." Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
370000.1290.0431.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Port au Prince, HNo Address - Port Au Prince - HaitiSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Port au Prince Haiti, seen from astern with yawl boat on davits. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
380000.1290.0432.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Port au Prince,HaNo Address - Port Au Prince - HaitiSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Port au Prince, Haiti, where she is loading logwood, which is not visible. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins." See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
390000.1290.0439.00photographic printsSchooner Sarah E. Douglass under tow by schooner GSchooner Sarah E. Douglass under tow by schooner G. A. Kohler, which is not shown. Douglass is shown from port bow, with tow rope in foreground. Soft. Attribution based on similarity to other pictures labeled "Hopkins."See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
400000.1290.0459.00photographic printsWreck of schooner G. A. KohlerGull Shoals - North Atlantic - NCWreck of schooner G. A. Kohler on the North Carolina Coast, near Gull Shoals Coast Guard Station. It shows"these few remnants, including stark stumps of her masts" after she was burned for her metal fittngs. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
410000.1290.0449.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler washed up on the North CarolGull Shoals - North Atlantic - NCSchooner G. A. Kohler washed up on the North Carolina Coast, near Gull Shoals Coast Guard Station. Shown from the bow; hull planking appears to be intact; bowsprit is broken off, rigging hangs over the side; tiny image of man climbing up the hull. "N. C. State News Bureau" penciled on back of print. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
420000.1290.0437.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler at pier in Haitian portCaribbean Sea - HaitiSchooner G. A. Kohler "loading logwood at Haitian port." Workers and logwood on pier in foreground, schooner in background. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
430000.1290.0441.00photographic prints"Mrs. Hopkins and the mate Mr. Sorenssen withExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NC"Mrs. Hopkins and the mate Mr. Sorenssen with Gull Shoal N. C. Coast Guardsmen after the wreck of the G. A. Kohler." They are aboard the Kohler at Gull Coast.. Post card format print. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51. Subject: Nels Sorenssen Subject: Mrs. George H. HopkinsNo image URL.View
440000.1290.0442.00photographic prints"Captain Hopkins & his mate Mr. Sorensson with CoaExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NC"Captain Hopkins & his mate Mr. Sorenssen with Coast Guard crew on board G. A. Kohler." Sorenssen is at left, Hopkins at center, holding pitcher. Probably shot by Mrs. Hopkins (see 1290.0441.) The Kohler had just been wrecked on Gull Coast, NC. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51. Subject: Nels Sorenssen Subject: Captain George H HopkinsNo image URL.View
450000.1290.0443.00photographic prints"...stern post of G A Kohler..after being wrecked.Exact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NC""...stern post of G. A. Kohler of Baltimore after being wrecked on Gull Shoals, NC 8/23/33. She is shown buried 10 feet in the sand.". Rudder is gone. One print is postcard format. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
460000.1290.0444.00photographic prints"...schooner G.A. Kohler ...on Gull Shoals, NC aftExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NC"...schooner G. A. Kohler of Baltimore MD on Gull Shoals, N.C. after the hurricane of 8/23/33." She is shown from port quarter, heeling to starboard and stuck in the sand; most of the hull is visible; masts and rigging in place, yawl boat on davits. One print is postcard format. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
470000.1290.0445.00photographic prints"Stern view of G. A. Kohler on the beach atExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NC"Stern view ofr G. A. Kohler on the beach at Gull Shoals, N.C. after the hurricane of 8/23/33." She is shown heeling to starboard and stuck in the sand; masts and rigging in place, yawl boat on davits; waves lapping at her hull. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
480000.1290.0446.00photographic printsSteering gear of schooner G. A. Kohler after stormExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NCSteering gear and wheel of schooner G. A. Kohler after the storm of 8/23/33 dislodged them. One print is postcard format. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
490000.1290.0447.00photographic printsLooking forward on deck of schooner G A KohlerExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NCLooking forward on deck of schooner G. A. Kohler after the storm of 8/23/33. She is ashore on a sandy beach in North Carolina where she was driven by the winds. Gaffs, booms and sails are down, blanket is hung to dry on ropes in foreground. One print is postcard format. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
500000.1290.0448.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler ashore on sandy beachExact 08/24/1933 -Gull Shoals - North Atlantic - NCSchooner G. A. Kohler ashore on a sandy beach in North Carolina where she was driven by the storm of August 23, 1933. Seen from port bow,heeling slightly to starboard; masts are still in place; almost the full hull is shown; five people standing nearby, dwarfed by the size of the hull; anchor cables are out, but anchors are not visible. One print is postcard format. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
510000.1290.0450.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, topside with gashExact 04/02/1929 - 04/02/1929Canton - Baltimore - Patapsco River - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler, small area of topside with vertical gash. " Schooner was made fast to her dock at the plant of J. S. Young, Canton, it being reported that on April 1st, 1929, at about 6:30 P.M the Stmr. "Nancy Weems" ran into her doing considerable damage on the port side and other damage on the starboard and other parts in the vicinity of the transom." Pictures were probably made to substantiate a claim for insurance re-imbursement. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
520000.1290.0451.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler, small part of after topsideExact 04/02/1929 -Schooner G. A. Kohler, small part of after topside with vertical gash. Shows furled sail, deckhouse, and part of rudder. " Schooner was made fast to her dock at the plant of J. S. Young, Canton, it being reported that on April 1st, 1929, at about 6:30 P.M the Stmr. "Nancy Weems" ran into her doing considerable damage on the port side and other damage on the starboard and other parts in the vicinity of the transom." Pictures were probably made to substantiate a claim for insurance re-imbursement. See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51.No image URL.View
530000.1290.0477.00photographic printsCapt. George H. Hopkins at wheel of schoonerCapt. George H. Hopkins at the wheel of the schooner G. A. Kohler; he is smoking a pipe and wearing oilskins; silhouetted against the sky. May have been made by Mrs. Hopkins, who accompanied him on his voyages. Print is postcard format. See Burgess, pp. 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp 113 & 135-6. Subject: Captain George H HopkinsNo image URL.View
540000.1290.0478.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler with tug pushingBaltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler with tug pushing her bow; sails furled; she may be taking off on a voyage. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
550000.1290.0479.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail from starboard quRange, Exa 08/01/1933 - 08/31/1933Chesapeake BaySchooner G. A. Kohler under sail "bound down Chesapeake Bay." Seen from starboard quarter, all sails set except mizzen topsail. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
560000.1290.0480.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail from starboard siRange, Exa 08/01/1933 - 08/31/1933Chesapeake BaySchooner G. A. Kohler under sail, seen from starboard side; all sails set except mizzen topsail. Soft. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
570000.1290.0481.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail, seen from starboRange, Exa 08/01/1933 - 08/31/1933Chesapeake BaySchooner G. A. Kohler under sail, seen from starboard side; all sails set except mizzen topsail. Soft. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
580000.1290.0482.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore HarborBaltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore Harbor; she is seen from the port side; funnel with smoke may be on a tug near her starboard side. No date. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
590000.1290.0483.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore HarborBaltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler in Baltimore Harbor; with two tugs pushing her from the starboard side. See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
600000.1290.0484.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler as a wreckGull Shoals - North Atlantic - NCSchooner G. A. Kohler as a wreck off the coast of North Carolina; she has been burned so her metal fittings could be salvaged and sold as scrap. Date is after 1938; See Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp 44 & 47-51 and Snediker, pp. 113 & 135-6.No image URL.View
610000.1290.0664.00photographic printsRum-running schooner under tow by G. A. KohlerRum-running schooner under tow by schooner G. A. Kohler, which is not visible; rum-runner is healing to port and her sails are lowered but not furled. Rrum-runner not identified; see Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113 and 135-7.No image URL.View
620000.1290.3659.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water froSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water from starboard side; print from damaged negative.No image URL.View
630000.1290.3660.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water froSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water from starboard side; print from damaged negative.No image URL.View
640000.1290.3661.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water froSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water from starboard quarter; print from damaged negative.No image URL.View
650000.1290.3662.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water froChesapeake Bay - Western Shore - MDSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water near Sharp's Island; from starboard side; print from damaged negative.No image URL.View
660000.1290.3663.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open waterExact 08/21/1933 -Chesapeake BaySchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water off Sharp's Island; seen from starboard side; see date for 1290.3664.No image URL.View
670000.1290.3664.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water offExact 08/21/1933 -Chesapeake BaySchooner G. A. Kohler under sail in open water off Sharp's Island; seen from starboard side; "Taken from yawl Malolo (Washington) off Sharp's Island Wrecked 2 days later A total loss off 12 miles North of Cape Hatteras, NC" penciled on back.No image URL.View
680000.1295.0456.00photographic printsSchooner G. A. Kohler "sailing down the ChesapeakeRange, Exa 08/01/1933 - 08/31/1933Talbot - Chesapeake Bay - Eastern Shore - MDSkipjack E. E. Collier pushing into Oxford after a day of oyster dredging in the Choptank. No wind; good reflections. Sails furled. For source, see 1295.0001. Schooner G. A. Kohler "sailing down the Chesapeake Bay.. .she was wrecked a few days later on the Carolina coast.'" See Snediker, Chesapeake Bay Schooners, pp. 113, 135-7 and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay, pp. 47-51. For source, see 1295.0001.CBMM catalog imageView
690000.1290.4444.00photographsSchooner G A Kohler becalmed in open waterSchooner G A Kohler becalmed in open water; staysails, foresail, main and mizzen set; jigger furled; seen from port side.No image URL.View
702006.0068.0200.00quarter boardsName board from G.A. KOHLERName board from G.A. KOHLER. Black with carved letters. Rounded ends.CBMM catalog imageView
718888.0177.0000sail plans --documentsHaarstick-North Sails documentation1980s-2000sEight boxes containing printed and hand-drawn sail plans, from Haarstick Sailmakers and North Sails, for numerous classes of cruising and racing sailboats. Both Haarstick and North used computer driven equipment to cut the sails and many folders contain the information used to load computers with the data needed to precisely cut the sails for the many types of vessels and various sails required.No image URL.View
722006.0068.0468.01planksSection of wrecked hull, schooner 'GA Kohler'Range, Cir 01/01/1919 - 12/31/1919Piece of a hull plank of the 4-masted schooner "GA Kohler," taken from the wreck by RH Burgess. The wood is weathered with a roughly triangular cross-section. There is one treenail hole in the middle of the section (treenail is 2006.68.468.2).CBMM catalog imageView
732006.0068.0468.02treenailTreenail from the 4-masted schooner "GARange, Cir 01/01/1919 - 12/31/1919Part of a treenail from the 4-masted schooner "GA Kohler," taken from the wreck by RH Burgess. The treenail originally fastened the plank listed as 2006.61.468.1. The fragment is the outer end of the trunnel, split for the chock of wood (now missing) meant to hold it in place.CBMM catalog imageView

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