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HULKS

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my childhood abandoned hulks could be seen a l l up and

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ften erased,

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brig from a foreign port , loaded w i t

common, bound In from the fishing g r o i n the harbor of Provincetown. SLIDE 25

A WRECK-SIDE: GONE

Wreck of no wreck, t h e sandy beach was always of interest, Hulks. were found throughout the extent from Race Point t o the elbow of the Cape.

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A t times nothing

had been torn Into bits, Even the n

a m e was gone. an inkling as t o her Identity,

SLIDE 27 REMAINS O F WRECK. A SINGLE MAS T STANDING.

We were unable t o form

And t h i s one?

ing ground f o r market . the foremast remains as is evident by the exertions of two men still at

work

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is Race Point Li

we wanted t o see and talk w i t h one

ur heroes, the Captain of the Rac

Point Life Saving Station, and probably made B O because of he approached the

ded ship. Sam Fisher and Charles P. Kelley were the

who had been left

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BOAT APPROACHING

They had been out t o a derelict, l e f t and abandoned by an exhausted crew, now a menace t o a l l passing ships, lands of a l l ships on their way from foreign ports bound for America.

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Such m u s t be removed from

the

WAVE WASHED DERE LICT

Another “derelict

, awash and low i n the water,

theref ore invisible night - and now a real danger

If within reach of our men patrolling the coast, the

upon them for destruction, which is generally done by

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ship which has gone to the bottom.

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the N o r t h Atlantic. The only survivors of a Another derelict- a real danger t o a ship going at f u l l speed, en-

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deavoring t o be “on time,” the ambition of the captaln of every ocean liner

running between here and Europe,

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BARK IN TOWN

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be a full-rigged ship! Such were rare!

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(Talk and slides by Admiral Donald 1 .

Map of Cape Cod

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n the Backside of the Cape

3. Surf on the Backside.

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5. Provincetown.

6. Houses and White D o r y . 7. Wheel Tracks over the Dunes.

8.

A Portuguese Boy./

9.

TWO Portuguese

10.

A Fish Weir.

11.

1 1 . Man in Dory (A Pal 12.

13. The “Watch” Calling

l 3 . A . “Dressing” Cod and Haddock

14. Fish on Flakes. M a n .at Wheel of Fishing Schooner.

I 15.

Attacking a Whale.

1 6 . The Mortal Blow. 17.

A Dead Whale on the Beach.

18: 19.

Dead Trees on the Dunes. 2 . Snake

Tracks on the, Dunes.

21. Surf on the Backside. 2 2 . Surf and a Sail. 2 3 . House of Refuge,

24.

A. Abandoned Hulks.

24. 2 5 .

A Wreck-side Gone.

2 6 . Whales O

n Beach at Brewster, Cape Cod.

A Brig a t

the Water’s Edge.

Three men and r i b s of Wreck.

Bow

of

Wreck

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Two-Topmast Schooner in the Surf.

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A Two'

Master Schooner in the Surf. “Bald Headed” Fisherman in the Surf.

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Jibs and Foresail,

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A Two-Master Schooner

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4 . Captain “Wall” Cook. 41. 42.

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9 3 . C r e w Just Back.

44.

45. Life Boat Approaching Derelict.

46. Wave-Washed Derelict.

47.

Tow Men on Raft.

One Waving, Life Boat Near Ship in Distress,

4 8 .

A Derelict.

4 9 . A Derelict. Steamer

50. Ship.

Life at Approaching 5 1 .

Men i n White

Standing

52. Life Boat on Wheels.

53. Launching

the Life Boat,

54. Rowing Away.

55. The "Life C a r t , "

5 6 .

57'.

B i g Steamer on the Beach, 58.

Bark on the Beach

59. Four-Master on the Beach. Breeches Buoy Apparatus Set up. 6 . Horses on the

Beach .

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Four-Master and Wrecking Appartus.

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Town.

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64. Bark in Town.

65. Three’Master on the Beach.

66.

A Throwing Stick.

67.

A 19’lb. Shot.

68. 69.

A Line Made Fast t o Topmast.

70. The Breeches Buoy. 71.

Two in Breeches Buoy,

72.

A Life-Car.

73. Bert Bangs.

74. Coston Light.

Light

75. Halfway House.

76. Group Gathered a t Halfway House.

77. College G i r l w i t h Head and Shoulders out of Door.

78.

79. Men Pulling Boat Along Shore.

80. M e n Launching the Lifeboat. 81. Launching the Lifeboat.

82. 83. Rowing Through Heavy Seas.

84. Three Master Schooner and Lifeboat,
85. The KATIE J. BARRETT Just before her Foremast Fell.

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w i t h no Masts.

8 8 . The KATIE J. BARRETT awash. 89. The Two Barges Ashore at Monomoy.

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Captain Eldridge and Elmer Mayo.

91. The High Bluffs a t Highland Light.

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