Edna E. Lockwood

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Mariners Museum online catalog search, July 12, 2026. Search phrase: "Edna E. Lockwood". Catalog returned 3 records; this selection table includes 3 records fetched through catalog result pages.

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Fetch?Row ID Media Date Vessel Place Related Places Inscription/Marks Subject Notes Archive Number
1 Tilghman Island (Md.)–History Bugeyes (Boats)–Design and construction.; Oyster fisheries–Chesapeake Bay (Md. and Va.).; Bugeyes (Boats). The Edna E. Lockwood - by Charles H. Kepner LB19670
2 Edna E. Lockwood P0001.011/01-0876
3 MS63-697-2 WhiteharnenMS63-697-2 Whiteharnen 7/4/1948 EDNA E. LOCKWOOD (SCHOONER: 1899) Cambridge (Md.). Envelope: "Cambridge Creek. 4 July 1948 (1) Sloop J.T. Leonard (2) Bugeye Edna Lockwood (3) Bugeye rigged skipjack Matie May (4) Bugeye J.C. Armiger" Schooners–Maryland–Cambridge.; Bugeyes (Boats)–Maryland–Cambridge.; Sloops–Maryland–Cambridge.; Harbors–Maryland–Cambridge. Shows a port side view of a schooner and sloop moored in a harbor. However only the name of the schooner is given. There is no caption for this negative. MS0063/01-698#0698-B

Created 2026 by Don Barker, CBMM volunteer, for the Chesapeake Shipbuilding Project. shipbuilding@sailingworkboats.es