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Compilation of printed emails between San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park staff and project staff, including color images, regarding updates for the discovery (dismantling) phase of the restoration of the C.A. Thayer.
One certificate, dated April 3, 1919, is titled Bill of Sale of Enrolled Vessel on the main side, Consolidated Certificate of Enrollment and Licence on the flip side; the other, a straight bill of sale is dated April 17, 1925.
Records created by Stephen W. Hastings, former Marine Maintenance Foreman at the National Maritime Museum, to chronicle the 1983-1984 restoration of the lumber schooner. Included in this collection are two sheets of correspondence regarding the search for antique shipwright tools, an 8 page report entitled "Restoration of the C.A. Thayer, 1983," and 15 photographs taped to sheets of paper with captions.
Photostats of Balclutha (built 1886; ship, 3m) agreements and accounts of crew, 1886-1898; C.A. Thayer (built 1895; schooner, 3m) shipping articles and crew lists, 1905, 1916-1919, and Wapama (built 1915; steam schooner) shipping articles and crew lists, 1916 and 1925. Included among these documents are an operators certificate of skill in radio communication for Sydney Julian Fass, 1910 and a consolidated certificate of enrollment and license for Peter M. Nelson, 1925.
Document titled, Schooner C.A. Thayer rebuild project timber list. The listing includes timber size, quantity, board feet and vessel location.
Concerns the restoration of these two vessels, the latter known as Tongass. The materials date from 1957 to 1959 and include correspondence and newspaper articles.
Created for a school project by Linnaea Holgers after an overnight Girl Scout trip (Troop 321) aboard the vessel, which includes photocopies of newspaper articles, shanty lyrics, drawings, and a detailed account of the trip led by National Park Service Ranger, "Captain" David Nettel.