Lula M. Phillips

Mariners' Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Schooner

Year: 1913

Builder:

Location: Bethel

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1								SHORT DESCRIPTION: Pen and ink drawing of port view of two-masted sailing vessel off coastline. NOTES: Volume of pen and ink drawings by A.L. Van Name, Jr., M.D. depicting Chesapeake Bay vessels.	CL6051
	2	No image URL.							Lula M. Phillips	P0001.011/01-1948
	3		1972/10/05			James River (Va.).	Photographer stamp: Herb Barnes, Times Herald, Oct.5, 1972.	Oystering–Chesapeake Bay (Md. and Va.).; African Americans.	Oyster tongers on the James River, move bucket of oysters with cable.	P0001.001/01-#P2655
	4								SHORT DESCRIPTION: Pen and ink drawing of port view of two-masted schooner anchored near dock and boathouse with trees in background. NOTES: Volume of pen and ink drawings by A.L. Van Name, Jr., M.D. depicting Chesapeake Bay vessels. LABEL COPY: LULA M. PHILLIPS (schooner) Built 1913, at Bethel, Del. 61 Tons (gross) 52 Tons (net) 77.5 x 22.0 x 5.6 Vessel is pictured here at the dockside of a small dry dock at West Point, Ma., about 1925 or later. She was undergoing repairs to bowsprit. This picture is from a photo taken by me and drawn to scale. A few years later, this vessel was cut down for power. She is still earning a good living and at present (1947) is	CL6095