Elizabeth

Mariners' Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Schooner

Year: 1812

Builder:

Location: Baltimore

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These records are found in the online catalog of The Mariners’ Museum and Park in Newport News, Virginia. Uncurated search results are presented to give researchers and interested readers an idea of whether the museum’s archives contain information about this vessel and whether it may be worthwhile to visit the museum’s catalog search page for further investigation. Uncurated results may be inaccurate or incomplete.

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1		1922	Elizabeth Howard (Schooner : 1916).			Levick #82809. Stamped LR: Edwin Levick, New York.		Port view of the schooner Elizabeth Howard under full sail. A crowd of people can be seen on deck; a dinghy is off the stern.	MS0576/01-#204
	2		1922	Columbia (Schooner : 1923).			Levick #82803. Stamped LR: Edwin Levick, New York.		The right third of the image is a deck shot of the Columbia, looking forward. The ship is heeling and crew members are seen on deck. Off the port bow at the left edge of the image is the schooner Elizabeth Howard, in silhouette.	MS0576/01-#199
	3								NOTES: Similar to LP 1473.01, slight variations, does not have inscription. NOTES: The inscription on LP 1473.01 is: Tug Champion and Tow of eight Vessels, At Windmill Point, Detroit River, Bound down from Lake St. Clair, Tug Champion Built by Detroit Dry Dock for John R. Gilbert & others- 263 Tons Built 1868 at Detroit (bottom center), Schooner Wells Burt- 756 T. Built 1873 at Detroit Schooner Michigan- 1056 T. Built 1874 at Detroit, '' [schooner] Elizabeth A. Nicholson - 721 T. Built 1872 at Port Huron. Schooner James F. Joy- 582 T. Built 1866 at Detroit (at bottom left), Schooners Francis Palms- 560 T. Built 1868 at Marine City., Sweetheart- 538 T. Built 1867 at Detroit., " [schooners] Sunnyside- 563 T. Built 1863 at Detroit., Emma L. Coyne- 497 T. Built 1867 at " [Detroit] (lower right) NOTES: Detroit Shipbuilding began as Gordon Campbell & Co., later Campbell & Owen. It was acquired by Frank Kirby in 1871 and incorporated as Detroit Dry Dock in 1874. Detroit Dry Dock acquired nearby Wyandotte Shipbuilding in 1878. Kirby sold the company to The American Ship Building Company in 1899, which renamed it Detroit Shipbuilding, and reorganized its operations, so that ships' hulls were built in the Wyandotte yard and outfitted in the Detroit yard. The yard was renamed AmShip Detroit when AmShip eliminated individual yard identities in 1913. The yard built two lakers after WWI ended and then became a repair facility. NOTES: The Henry Ford Artehouse website describes the scene as "the steam tug Champion is shown drawing eight schooners heavily loaded with wheat in a record tow of 1881". LP 1473.01 has the date 1880 printed at the lower left. The publication "This is Detroit, 1701-2001" describes the scene as taking place in 1876.	CL27583
	4	No image URL.							SHORT DESCRIPTION: Lithograph view of the steam tug Champion pulling eight sailing vessels. A small rowboat is in the foreground at the left. To the left is Windmill Point Lighthouse; to the right is Belle Isle. NOTES: Detroit Shipbuilding began as Gordon Campbell & Co., later Campbell & Owen. It was acquired by Frank Kirby in 1871 and incorporated as Detroit Dry Dock in 1874. Detroit Dry Dock acquired nearby Wyandotte Shipbuilding in 1878. Kirby sold the company to The American Ship Building Company in 1899, which renamed it Detroit Shipbuilding, and reorganized its operations, so that ships' hulls were built in the Wyandotte yard and outfitted in the Detroit yard. The yard was renamed AmShip Detroit when AmShip eliminated individual yard identities in 1913. The yard built two lakers after WWI ended and then became a repair facility. NOTES: The Henry Ford Artehouse website describes the scene as "the steam tug Champion is shown drawing eight schooners heavily loaded with wheat in a record tow of 1881". LP 1473.01 has the date 1880 printed at the lower left. The publication "This is Detroit, 1701-2001" describes the scene as taking place in 1876.	CL18314
	5			Gunskirchen (Concentration camp).; Chrysler Building (New York, N.Y.).; Empire State Building (New York, N.Y.).; Elizabeth Howard (Schooner : 1916).; Columbia (Schooner : 1923).; Henry Ford (Schooner : 1922).; Vestris (Screw schooner : 1912).; Grand Central Terminal (New York, N.Y.).; New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center.; Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation.; Yellowstone National Park (Agency : U.S.).; Columbia University.; Bellevue Hospital.		New York (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Gunskirchen (Austria)–Photographs.; Lambach (Austria : Gerichtsbezirk)–Photographs.; Berchtesgaden (Germany)–Photographs.; Obersalzberg (Germany)–Photographs.; Mittenwald (Germany)–Photographs.; Salzburg (Austria)–Photographs.; Enns River (Austria)–Photographs.; Steyr (Austria)–Photographs.; Lynbrook (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Long Island (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Bay Shore (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Brightwaters (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Great South Bay (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Huntington (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Farmingdale (N.Y.)–Photographs.; Oglesby (Ill.)–Photographs.; New Orleans (La.)–Photographs.; Columbia River–Photographs.; Winds, Cave of the (Colo.)–Photographs.; Monnickendam (Netherlands)–Photographs.; Manchester (N.H.)–Photographs.; Concord (N.H.)–Photographs.; Saint Petersburg (Fla.)–Photographs.; Portsmouth (N.H.)–Photographs.; Exeter (N.H.)–Photographs.; Franklin (N.H.)–Photographs.; Dublin (N.H.)–Photographs.; Lapin lääni (Finland)–Photographs.; Riga (Latvia)–Photographs.; Albia (Iowa)–Photographs.; Fort Worth (Tex.)–Photographs.; Queensboro Bridge (New York, N.Y.).; Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco, Calif.)–Photographs.; Cooke City (Mont.)–Photographs.		Classrooms–Photographs.; General stores–Photographs.; Rockets (Aeronautics)–Launching–Photographs.; Schooners–Photographs.; Castles–Switzerland–Thun–Photographs.; Nazi concentration camps–Austria–Lambach–Photographs.; Rivers–Austria–Steyr–Photographs.; Holocaust victims–Austria–Lambach–Photographs.; Skating rinks–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Public libraries–New York (State)–Long Island–Photographs.; Islands–New York (State)–Photographs.; Yachts–Photographs.; Yachting–Photographs.; Yacht racing–Photographs.; Yachts–New York (State)–Long Island–Photographs.; Harbors–Photographs.; Harbors–New York (State)–Long Island–Photographs.; Country clubs–New York (State)–Photographs.; Cement industries–Illinois–Oglesby–Photographs.; Steamboats–Photographs.; Railroad stations–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Laboratories–Photographs.; Parades–Louisiana–New Orleans–Photographs.; Agriculture–Washington (State)–Photographs.; Jewish community centers–Photographs.; Hotels–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Airmen–Netherlands–Monnickendam–Photographs.; Waterfronts–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Horse-drawn omnibuses–Photographs.; Horse-drawn omnibuses–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Medical centers–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Hospitals–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Bridges–California–San Francisco–Photographs.; Bridges–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Historic buildings–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Hotels–Florida–Saint Petersburg–Photographs.; Public buildings–New Hampshire–Concord–Photographs.; Church buildings–New Hampshire–Exeter–Photographs.; Fishing boats–Photographs.; Trawlers (Vessels)–Photographs.; Historic buildings–New Hampshire–Portsmouth–Photographs.; Historic buildings–Montana–Cooke City–Photographs.; Museums–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; National parks and reserves–United States–Photographs.; Fishers–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Universities and colleges–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.; Canoes and canoeing–Photographs.; Hunters–Photographs.; Petroleum refineries–Texas–Photographs.; Bandstands–Iowa–Albia–Photographs.; Goatherds–Texas–Photographs.; Indigenous peoples–Texas–Fort Worth–Photographs.; Skiers–Photographs.; Women skiers–Photographs.; National parks and reserves–Photographs.; National parks and reserves–Utah–Photographs.; Cargo ships–Massachusetts–Boston–Photographs.; Harbors–Massachusetts–Boston–Photographs.; Motorboats–New York (State)–New York–Photographs.	Contains photographic negatives of country stores, the New York City skyline, an unidentified rocket launching, the schooner Elizabeth Howard, the schooner Columbia, the schooner Henry Ford, the schooner Shamrock, yacht racing, castles in Thun, Switzerland, views of sunsets, the Gunskirchen concentration camp near Lambach, Austria, the Austrian and German frontier near Berchtesgaden, Germany, the ruins of Obersalzberg, Jewish mass grave sites, views of Salzburg, Austria during the Second World War, Enns River, the dead at the Gunskirchen concentration camp, views of Rockefeller Plaza, views of Lynbrook, New York, movie theaters and bowling alleys, the flag of the United States, the Bay Shore Long Island Library, views of Bayshore, Long Island, views of Great South Bay, yacht canals and houses at Brightwaters, Long Island, the harbor at Huntington, Long Island, views of Farmingdale, Long Island, poultry farms, Cold Spring Country Club, portraits of people of all ages, mountain views, Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company, the vessel SS Vestris, Grand Central Station, views of housing interiors, unidentified laboratory equipment, fishers, horses and carriages, Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans, Louisiana, the Columbia River gorge, Columbia River, the Cave of the Wind, a portrait of Oscar Wilde, ship officers at work, factories and factory workers, Jewish community centers, the Atlantic Beach Club, Camp Rainbow, the Edison Hotel, the Colchester Arms apartment house, views of a variety of flora, the Ritz Carlton Hotel, the Shrine of the Blessed Mary at Maryknoll, exterior views of th Gotham Hotel in New York City, construction work, airmen of Monnickendam, Holland, the New York City waterfront, atomizers, views of Manchester, New Hampshire, Cornell Medical Center New York Hospital, Queensboro Bridge, the Teller Mansion, Betersborough, views of Peterborough, New Hampshire, views of St Petersburg, Florida, views of Concord, New Hampshire, views of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, views of Exeter, New Hampshire, various shots of the New York Motor Boat Show, views of Franklin, New Hampshire, Dublin, New Hampshire, statues of Indian gods and goddesses, views of Aurora Borealis in Bossekof, Lapland, views of Rega, Latvia, classrooms and students, Golden Gate bridge, various still life photographs, views of Cook, Montana, various shots of Susan Hayward, farmland and farmers at work, unidentified people playing in the water and canoeing, women sunbathing, Manhattan Bridge, the Museum of the American Indian, Columbia University, Yellowstone National Park, Bellevue Hospital, Texas oil refineries, views of Albia, Iowa, prospectors, shots of indigenous people, views of Ft Worth, Texas, the Grand Teton Mountains and Grand Teton National Park, Zion National Park, and the Seigniory Club in Quebec.	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