The Cymric was a schooner ship built in 1893 by the Hall Brothers shipyard in Port Blakely, Washington. Originally constructed for the lumber trade, it later transitioned to the cod fishing industry in Alaska. The ship was known for its speed and durability, making it a successful vessel in various maritime endeavors. The Cymric's history includes several notable incidents, such as surviving a violent storm off the coast of Washington in 1901. In 1914, the ship was sold to Norwegian owners and continued its fishing operations in the North Atlantic. The Cymric's final fate remains unknown, with conflicting reports suggesting it may have been lost at sea or scrapped. Despite its mysterious end, the Cymric is remembered as a well-built and versatile schooner that contributed to the maritime industry during its operational years.

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