Doris Hamlin

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1								NOTES: Charles J. A. Wilson was born in 1880 in Glasgow, Scotland. He came to America as an infant and in his teens moved to Newton, Massachusetts. Wilson was a prolific, self-taught, marine artist who gained much of his experience from working in the Boston shipyards. He worked as an artist for Bethlehem Shipbuilding in East Boston, etching their ships from blueprints. During the World War I, Wilson spent two years in France. After the war he was commissioned to paint and etch American ships and marine views. During World War II, Wilson worked in Boston as an official Coast Guard artist. He was a member of the Boston Society of Printmakers, and exhibited with Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Society of American Etchers and the Currier Gallery. VESSEL INFORMATION- VESSEL NAME: DORIS HAMLIN VESSEL DATES: 1919-1940 BUILDER: FRYE FLYNN CO. BUILDER LOCATION: MAINE, HARRINGTON SHIPOWNER: CROWELL & THURLOW SHIPOWNER LOCATION: MARYLAND, BALTIMORE VESSEL HISTORY: Four masted schooner. Went missing with all hands in 1940.	CL15979
	2								SHORT DESCRIPTION: Pen and ink drawing of four-masted schooner. Port view. NOTES: Volume of pen and ink drawings by A.L. Van Name, Jr., M.D. depicting Chesapeake Bay vessels. LABEL COPY: Schooner DORIS HAMLIN of Baltimore One of the last of her type of which at least 500 were built on the Atlantic coast alone. She was a splendid vessel. She is not hogged in this picture but was built a "straight vessel".	CL6107
	3	No image URL.							Doris Hamlin (File 2)	P0001.011/01-0801
	4	No image URL.							Doris Hamlin (File 1)	P0001.011/01-0800
	5	No image URL.							Doris Hamlin (File 3)	P0001.011/01-0802
	6	No image URL.		Doris Hamlin (Schooner : 1919).				Schooners.	Bermuda bound...by "air".	LB105125