Large anchor in front of gift shop

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L.A. Dunton, 1921

Aug 2005, Photo 84

Joseph Conrad

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Joseph Conrad

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Demo of lowering a sail on the Joseph Conrad

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Demo of a capstan on the Joseph Conrad

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Joseph Conrad, capstan is used to raise this boat

Aug 2005, Photo 94

Charles W. Morgan

The Charles W. Morgan is the last surviving wooden whaling ship from the great days of sail. Built in 1841 in New Bedford, Mass., the Morgan had a successful 80-year whaling career. She made 37 voyages before retiring in 1921, and was preserved as an exhibit.

Aug 2005, Photo 87

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Charles W. Morgan

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Charles W. Morgan

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On board the Charles W. Morgan, part of the blubber rending equipment

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On board the Charles W. Morgan

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Capstan on board the Charles W. Morgan

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On board the Charles W. Morgan

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Regina M, Sardine Carrier, built in 1900, Perry ME

Aug 2005, Photo 113

Reproduction of Brant Point Lighthouse

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Rope making equipment, in the "Ropewalk" building

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More rope making equipment

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Hoop shop, one of some 14 shops and houses in the Village.

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Used for tours

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Cooperage

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Fountain

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Benjamin F. Packard Ship Cabin Reproduction

Aug 2005, Photo 126