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Sea History No 72 Winter 1994-95 On the West Coast
Sea History On the West Coast No 72 Winter 1994-95
CONTENTS
FEATURES
13 The Cape Horn RoadPart I11: Mediterranean Origins by Peter Stanford
16 Re-opening the Doors of History at Erie HouseA 19th-century Erie Canal hotel becomes a center for canal history by Tom Prindle
19 Bringing Home the "American Ship"A recollection of Carl Cutler and the pioneer efforts to save our ships by Karl Kortum
24 Rediscovering the Pacific TradeThe Maritime Paintings of David Thimgan by Marcus De Chevrieux
28 Schooners of the NorthwestTwo former pilot schooners, Adventuress and Zodiac, sail Puget Sound by Erni Bennett and Ross Anderson
32 Friendship Promises New Life for the Salem WaterfrontA replica 1797 merchantman to be bult at historic Salem by John Frayler
46 A Tarheel in King Neptune's CourtCrossing the line in the Pacific in 1944 by Frank B. Turberville, Jr.
DEPARTMENTS
4 Deck Log & Letters
8 NMHS News
9 NMHS Mission
30 Marine Art News
34 Shipnotes, Seaport & Museum News
41 Reviews
48 Patrons
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