File:G. W. Blunt (pilot boat).png
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Summary
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HANSEN, JOHN, ARTIST |
Description |
English: The George W. BLUNT, No. 11, was a New York Pilot Boat, built by Brown and Lovell; Length on Deck 80 feet 6 inches, Breadth of Beam 20 feet 6 inches, Depth of Hold 8 feet 3 inches, Tonnage 124. Published by J. Hansen, Cor. Pearl St. & Maiden Lane, ca 1860. |
Date |
1860 date QS:P571,+1860-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 |
Source/Photographer | NEW YORK PILOT BOAT PILOT BOAT GEORGE W. BLUNT |
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