The Tall Ships Columbia and Lady Washington circa 1957-1986

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The Tall Ships Columbia and Lady Washington circa 1957-1986

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Color print of the ships Columbia Rediviva and Lady Washington, ca. 1957-1986. Ray Wallace was an architect from Aberdeen, Washington who designed replicas of The Columbia Rediviva and The Lady Washington, built at Grays Harbor, Washington.

50.2 x 70.1 cm.

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Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Lady Washington (Brigantine)

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Columbia (Ship : 1787-1801)

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Administrative history unavailable. From the description of Columbia (Ship) fonds. 1789, 1791. (University of British Columbia Library). WorldCat record id: 606461396 The Columbia, also known as the Columbia Rediviva was a three-masted sailing ship of 212 tons owned by Joesph Barrell of Boston, Massachusetts, and built in 1773 by James Briggs. In its first voyage to the Pacific northwest, the Columbia (Captain John Kendrick) was accompanied by the sloop Lady Washington (Capt...

Wallace, Ray, artist.

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Ray Wallace was an architect from Aberdeen, Washington who designed replicas of The Columbia Rediviva and The Lady Washington, built at Grays Harbor, Washington. Columbia, built in 1957, is currently in service at Disneyland in Anaheim, California while Lady Washington, built in 1987, for the 1989 Washington State Centennial and has been used in many films. From the guide to the The Tall Ships Columbia and Lady Washington, circa 1957-1986, (Oregon Historical Society Rese...

Wallace, Ray

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