Balclutha
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Balclutha

steel-hulled full rigged ship that was built in 1886


Country
United States of America
Country of Registry
United States of America
Manufacturer
Charles Connell and Company
Vessel Type
museum ship: , full-rigged ship
Ship Type
museum ship
Tonnage
1689
Current Location
37° 49' 35", -122° 25' 21"
Aliases
Star of Alaska and Pacific Queen

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Ships

38 ship citations (6 free) in 10 resources

Balclutha (1886; British; Star of Alaska; Pacific Queen)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages III: 1807; IV: 2655, 2707, 2708, 2710
Balclutha Subscribe to view
Balclutha (1886) Subscribe to view
Balclutha (3m ship; launched 1886) Subscribe to view
Balclutha (British; Cargo, Steel, Sailing Vessel 3-masted Ship, built 1886; ON: 93340) Subscribe to view
Balclutha (Glasgow, 1886, Sail; ON: 93340) Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: at SFMM Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: color scheme Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: description, history, photos Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: historical references Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: mentioned Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: painting by Bernahl described Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: photo Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: query on figurehead Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: report on restoration Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ex-Pacific Queen, ship: survey planned by Historic American Engineering Record Subscribe to view
Balclutha, ship (1886)
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages IV, 199-206; XV, 171; XXII, 212 ff.; XXIV, 4; mentioned, XL, 164
Pacific Queen (1886; British; built Balclutha; Star Alaska)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages IV: 2655, 2710
Pacific Queen (bark) Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen (ex Balclutha, U.S. 1886) Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: artist's residence and studio Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: historical references Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: in painting by Bernahl Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: in photo list Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: mentioned Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: photos, in drydock Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ex-Star of Alaska, ship: preservation campaign Subscribe to view
Pacific Queen, ship (1886)
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages IV, 199-206, plates 33-36; X, 121
Star of Alaska (1886; British; built Balclutha; Pacific Queen)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages III: 1807; IV: 2655, 2707 et seq. ad 2710
Star of Alaska (bark) Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska (formerly Balclutha, later Pacific Queen and Balclutha) (1886-?; Iron 3-masted; Built by: Glasgow by Charles Connell; Dimensions: 253.3' x 34.2' x 22.7'; Tonnage: 1862 tons) Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska (U.S., 1886) Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska, ex-Balclutha, ship: description, history Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska, ex-Balclutha, ship: figurehead photo Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska, ex-Balclutha, ship: historical references Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska, ex-Balclutha, ship: mentioned Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska, ex-Balclutha, ship: photo under sail Subscribe to view
Star of Alaska, ship (1886)
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages IV, 199-206; X, 121; XXII, 231; (1906), XV, 171; (1927), XVI, 133; XVIII, 216