Comments and Questions for The Maritime Heritage Project.
I am writing an article about a packet ship, Powhattan that was lost off the New Jersey shore in 1854. All 300 souls were lost and because the manifest went down with the ship (and their ID’s were stolen) they were buried in two mass grave sites without any names. I am seeking to find their names Read More
Welcome 歡迎到海遺產項目 Onthaal aan het Maritieme Project van de Erfenis Bienvenue au projet maritime d’héritage Willkommen zum Seeerbe-Projekt Καλωσορίστε στο θαλάσσιο πρόγραμμα κληρονομιάς Benvenuto al progetto marittimo di eredità 海上相続財産のプロジェクトへの歓迎 Boa vinda ao projeto marítimo da herança Добро пожаловать к морской проекту наследия Recepción al proyecto marítimo de la herencia View over San Francisco looking Read More
Editor’s Note: In going through older eMails, I came across this inquiry and found additional information Captain Mallagh, which is now listed here: Captain David Patrick Mallagh. Other resources for such inquiries are noted on the following page: Maritime Heritage Resources. My ggg-grandfather was an Irish shipping captain named David Patrick Mallagh, who, according to Read More
I have been browsing online more than 2 hours today, yet I never found another interesting article like yours. In my opinion, if all web owners and bloggers provided good content as you did, the web will be a lot more useful than ever before. From http://www.Africalog.com The above is from a news blog out Read More
I am the present owner of the sailing schooner El Primero, 1893 first steam yacht on the west coast and built by the heirs of Mark Hopkins at Union Iron Works San Francisco. I was wondering if there is any interest (and possible support) For my bringing her back to the San Francisco Water front Read More