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catalog contributor b5685605.
catalog contributor b5685606.
catalog coverage "Bath (Me.) History.".
catalog created "1973.".
catalog date "1973".
catalog date "1973.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1973.".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. [1061]-1067.".
catalog description "Vol. 1: The Popham colony -- The beginning of Kennebec trading -- Sagadahoc settlers, 1654 -- The development of Sagadahoc -- Changes in government -- The Pejepscot proprietors -- Brunswick and Georgetown -- Boston and colonial trade -- The Kennebec purchase -- Shipping and shipbuilding, 1750-1775 -- The revolution -- Ship design and construction to 1783 -- The new nation, 1783-1789 -- Business conditions, 1789-1807 -- Bath, 1789-1807 -- The Kennebec region, 1789-1807 -- Embargo and war, 1808-1814 -- Ship design and construction, 1783-1814 -- The West India trade -- Hurricanes, pirates, and disease -- A variety of trades -- Packets and coasters to 1840 -- Steam comes to the Kennebec -- Family-owned fleets of Bath -- Other Bath fleets and business conditions, 1815-1840 -- The Kennebec region towns, 1815-1840 -- Ship design and construction, 1815-1840 -- Bath in the 1840s -- The Kennebec clippers -- The emigrant trade -- Kennebec steamboats and sailing packets, 1840-1865 -- Bath in the 1850s -- To build a ship -- Bath district shipbuilding, 1841-1860 -- The Civil War -- Ship design and construction, 1841-1865 -- Recovery, 1865-1880 -- "An enterprising firm" and other shipbuilders, 1865-1880 -- Ferries.".
catalog description "Vol. 2: Coal and ice -- Kennebec river tugs -- Bath in the 1880s -- The down-easters -- The shipcarvers -- A progression of schooners, 1868-1900 -- The iron shipyard -- Kennebec steamboating after 1865 -- The Kennebec region, 1865-1925 -- Bath after 1900 -- Ship design and construction after 1865 -- Appendixes: Construction record -- construction summaries by cities and towns -- Construction contract -- Contract for a schooner built in Kennebunk, 1773 -- Naval officers and collectors of customs -- Jonathan Hyde's letter of instructions -- A West India charter party -- Possessions of Captain John Thomas, 1832 -- The McLellan, Houghton, Patten, and Sewall fleets -- Vessels built by Johnson Rideout at Bath -- Construction contract -- Vessel survey reports -- Rigging sizes -- Protest -- Specifications -- Statement of bills -- Block list -- Expenses and receipts -- Dimensions of spars.".
catalog extent "2 v. (xviii, 1160 p.)".
catalog issued "1973".
catalog issued "1973.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Bath, Marine Research Society of Bath,".
catalog spatial "Bath (Me.) History.".
catalog spatial "Maine Bath".
catalog spatial "Maine Kennebec River Valley".
catalog subject "387/.009741/85".
catalog subject "Shipbuilding Maine Bath History.".
catalog subject "Shipbuilding Maine Kennebec River Valley History.".
catalog subject "Shipping Maine Bath History.".
catalog subject "Shipping Maine Kennebec River Valley History.".
catalog subject "VM25.B37 B34".
catalog tableOfContents "Vol. 1: The Popham colony -- The beginning of Kennebec trading -- Sagadahoc settlers, 1654 -- The development of Sagadahoc -- Changes in government -- The Pejepscot proprietors -- Brunswick and Georgetown -- Boston and colonial trade -- The Kennebec purchase -- Shipping and shipbuilding, 1750-1775 -- The revolution -- Ship design and construction to 1783 -- The new nation, 1783-1789 -- Business conditions, 1789-1807 -- Bath, 1789-1807 -- The Kennebec region, 1789-1807 -- Embargo and war, 1808-1814 -- Ship design and construction, 1783-1814 -- The West India trade -- Hurricanes, pirates, and disease -- A variety of trades -- Packets and coasters to 1840 -- Steam comes to the Kennebec -- Family-owned fleets of Bath -- Other Bath fleets and business conditions, 1815-1840 -- The Kennebec region towns, 1815-1840 -- Ship design and construction, 1815-1840 -- Bath in the 1840s -- The Kennebec clippers -- The emigrant trade -- Kennebec steamboats and sailing packets, 1840-1865 -- Bath in the 1850s -- To build a ship -- Bath district shipbuilding, 1841-1860 -- The Civil War -- Ship design and construction, 1841-1865 -- Recovery, 1865-1880 -- "An enterprising firm" and other shipbuilders, 1865-1880 -- Ferries.".
catalog tableOfContents "Vol. 2: Coal and ice -- Kennebec river tugs -- Bath in the 1880s -- The down-easters -- The shipcarvers -- A progression of schooners, 1868-1900 -- The iron shipyard -- Kennebec steamboating after 1865 -- The Kennebec region, 1865-1925 -- Bath after 1900 -- Ship design and construction after 1865 -- Appendixes: Construction record -- construction summaries by cities and towns -- Construction contract -- Contract for a schooner built in Kennebunk, 1773 -- Naval officers and collectors of customs -- Jonathan Hyde's letter of instructions -- A West India charter party -- Possessions of Captain John Thomas, 1832 -- The McLellan, Houghton, Patten, and Sewall fleets -- Vessels built by Johnson Rideout at Bath -- Construction contract -- Vessel survey reports -- Rigging sizes -- Protest -- Specifications -- Statement of bills -- Block list -- Expenses and receipts -- Dimensions of spars.".
catalog title "A maritime history of Bath, Maine and the Kennebec River region.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".