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Frank Albion Small was born in Bath on April 17, 1865, as the youngest son of shipmaster Joseph Small. Graduating from Bath High School, Small worked initially for a shipbroker and insurance agent, then took a job with the Kelley, Spear & Co. shipyard in Bath. Small would serve as Bath mayor in
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Lost Maine Coastal Schooners: From Glory Days to Ghost Ships
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2916:"The Shipbuilders of Bath, ME II. Percy & Small"
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2562:"Returns of Vessels Totally Lost, Condemned &c"
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2533:"Maryland Collaborative Archaeological Survey"
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3204:Historic American Engineering Record in Maine
2691:"Royal Navy Log Books of the World War 1 Era"
2208:. Vol. 22, no. 4. Fishermen's Voice
2052:"SS Wyoming: History of the Schooner Wyoming"
1998:. Gardiner, Maine: Tilbury House. p. 4.
1992:Snow, Ralph Linwood; Lee, Douglas K. (1999).
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1835:Fairburn, William Armstrong (1945–1955).
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38:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
16:Builder of largest wooden US sailing ship
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3117:"Kenneth D. Kramer Blacksmith Shop"
3000:. New York Times. November 12, 1930
2465:. South Portland Historical Society
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1916:"Maine SP Percy and Small Shipyard"
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1784:"Largest wooden sailing ship ever"
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174:. In 1909, the shipyard launched
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3049:. North Atlantic Dive Expeditions
2542:. U.S. Department of the Interior
2540:Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
2463:South Portland Historical Society
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2388:. U.S. Department of the Interior
2026:Desmond, Joel (producer) (2016).
1655:Shipwrecked February 3, 1922, on
1463:Shipwrecked January 7, 1922, off
2951:. International Maritime Library
2894:"Sunk by Torpedo after Game Run"
2671:. New England Historical Society
2513:. International Maritime Library
2185:. International Maritime Library
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2130:. New York Times. June 12, 1900
1816:. Maine Maritime Museum Library
108:451 Washington St., Bath, Maine
3249:Shipyards of the United States
2949:International Maritime Library
2844:"Wooden giant of sea is found"
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2511:International Maritime Library
2409:"SV Cordelia E. Hayes (+1905)"
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3019:Cohen, Lon (March 14, 2023).
2790:Grenon, Ingrid (2010-04-23).
2639:"SV Evelyn W. Hinkly (1917+)"
2571:. Lloyds Register of Shipping
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3174:1894 establishments in Maine
2354:Kortum, Karl (Spring 1981).
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2077:Crowe, Mike (March 2001).
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2176:"Chronological Disasters"
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1973:. Maine Maritime Academy
1967:"Schooner Bowdoin Facts"
1659:Ledge in Penobscot Bay.
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3123:. Maine Maritime Museum
3091:"Maine Maritime Museum"
2108:. Maine Maritime Museum
2058:. University of Wyoming
1896:. National Park Service
1838:Merchant Sail, Volume V
923:Foundered in storm off
303:, built in 1921 at the
228:Founding and activities
116:3.0 acres (1.2 ha)
2796:. Arcadia Publishing.
2284:www.usdeadlyevents.com
1971:Maine Maritime Academy
1788:Guinness World Records
927:on September 8, 1908.
641:on December 26, 1919.
433:Sunk in June 1900 off
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2872:Mystic Seaport Museum
2824:. Daily Kennebec News
2765:"Ships named Wyoming"
2275:Blanchard, B. Wayne.
2100:Weigle, Anastasia S.
1946:Maine Maritime Museum
1808:Weigle, Anastasia S.
1763:Maine Maritime Museum
1732:Maine Maritime Museum
1161:on December 5, 1914.
292:Maine Maritime Museum
2998:"Ten Rescued at Sea"
2507:"Florence M. Penley"
2334:Naval Marine Archive
1865:Maine Memory Network
1593:Edward B. Winslow II
729:Scrapped in 1923 in
309:East Boothbay, Maine
3143:"Wyoming Sculpture"
3023:. Long Island Media
2717:"Alice M. Lawrence"
2591:"Charles W. Morgan"
2081:. Fishermen's Voice
1995:A Shipyard in Maine
1405:Charles D. Loveland
799:off Cape Hatteras.
731:Montevideo, Uruguay
647:William C. Carnegie
473:attack off France.
447:William H. Clifford
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285:Glen Cove, New York
222:Damariscotta, Maine
3244:Shipyards of Maine
3069:"Schooner On Fire"
2972:"Samuel C. Mengel"
2922:: 74. October 1953
1669:September 25, 1919
1431:; shipwrecked off
1196:Edward J. Lawrence
901:Florence M. Penley
829:Moriches, New York
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2822:Reporting History
2803:978-1-61423-197-4
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1441:C. C. Mengel, Jr.
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1289:November 10, 1908
1261:November 24, 1908
1257:Edward B. Winslow
1135:Alice M. Lawrence
1107:December 16, 1905
1075:November 28, 1905
1031:Martha's Vineyard
1011:November 23, 1904
961:off the coast of
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837:Addie M. Lawrence
809:November 14, 1901
773:Cordelia E. Hayes
411:Charles P. Notman
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1369:New York Harbor
1229:Governor Brooks
1221:Portland, Maine
1159:Nantucket Sound
1007:Ruth E. Merrill
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937:August 26, 1903
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