A photograph of whaling ship Young Phoenix shown fully rigged at dock in New Bedford harbor. Seaweed and whale oil barrels in foreground. Courtesy of the Trustees of the New Bedford Free Public Library, Joseph G. Tirrell Photograph Collection
Skip Finley the author of “Whaling Captains of Color: America’s First Meritocracy.”
The bark the Young Phenix of New Bedford, beset in the ice. COURTESY NEW BEDFOR WHALING MUSUEM
The bark the Young Phenix of New Bedford, beset in the ice. COURTESY NEW BEDFOR WHALING MUSUEM
Eliza Adams at a pier in New Bedford with whaling casks in foreground. COURTESY NEW BEDFORD WHALING MUSUEM
A photograph of whaling ship Young Phoenix shown fully rigged at dock in New Bedford harbor. Seaweed and whale oil barrels in foreground. Courtesy of the Trustees of the New Bedford Free Public Library, Joseph G. Tirrell Photograph Collection
Skip Finley the author of “Whaling Captains of Color: America’s First Meritocracy.”
The bark the Young Phenix of New Bedford, beset in the ice. COURTESY NEW BEDFOR WHALING MUSUEM
The bark the Young Phenix of New Bedford, beset in the ice. COURTESY NEW BEDFOR WHALING MUSUEM
Eliza Adams at a pier in New Bedford with whaling casks in foreground. COURTESY NEW BEDFORD WHALING MUSUEM
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