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It appears from
the evidence given
before the Court that the ship sailed from Salina Cruz, Mexico, on or about the 26th of
September, 1906, with 1,000 tons of ballast, and a crew of 27 hands all told, including
two stowaways. No incident worthy of mention happened until the look-out sighted the light
on Tillamook Rock at 3.20 a.m. on the 25th of October, 1906. The ship’s course was
altered to E.N.E. until the vessel was five miles off the light. The course was then
altered to sight the Columbia River lightship. This was sighted and recognized, it bearing
N.E. In this position, finding the wind was veering to westward, and having lost sight of
the light in a thick mist, it was decided to wear ship to avoid the influence of the
current setting to the north, and the tide running into the Columbia River. The wind had
now hauled to north of west in heavy squalls with rain. Just before striking, while
in the act of wearing, an exceedingly heavy west north-west squall struck the vessel,
throwing her head off, she taking the ground, and shortly afterwards losing her upper
spars. She then drove ashore, with a high south-west sea running, and a fresh westerly
gale
| The Wreak Of The Peter Iredale |
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| PHOTO BY GREAT HARBOR BOATWORKS |

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| On Fidalgo Bay |

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| 24x36 Oil |
I found this great photo from Great Harbor Boat Works of Maine and thought it would make a nice foreground for the
schooner. Thank you GHBW
| ROUNDING THE POINT |
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| 24X30 OIL |
| Abigail |

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| W/C 18x24 |
| The Last Tack |

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| W/C 18x24 |
| INTO THE JUAN DEFUCA |
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| 30X40 Oil SOLD |
| Sea OF Tranquility |

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| Scratchboard 9x12 |
| GNR's |

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| Oil 12X16 |
 This work is licensed under a Creative
Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.
| Porgy&Gus |

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| SOLD |
| Sergeant Preston and Yukon King |

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| Watercotor 18x24 |
All Artwork by Michael Corcoran
Copywrite is implyed ad imitor adjectus ©
| THE BOUNTY |

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| Click Bounty for Tacoma Weekly Article |
| Lindsey Lake (SOLD) |
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| Watercolor Sold |
| LIGHTSHIP COLUMBIA |
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| W/C 24x30 |
JUNO 4TH. PLACE AWARD WESTERN WASHINGTON STATE FAIR 2008
| "EASY BOY'S" 16x20 Oil (SOLD) |

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| 2008 Western Washington State Fair Director's Purchase Award |
WE'ER JAMMIN 2ND. PLACE AWARD SOUTH SOUND MARITIME SHOW 2008
New Sid Skiff construction
| SID'S SKIFF, SOLD |

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| Watercolor |
| A LITTLE DINGY |

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Ooh, yeah! All right! We're jammin': I
wanna jam it wid you. We're jammin', jammin', And I hope you like jammin', too.
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Painting is more than a passtime for me. It's a passion, the way I capture and celebrate life. In this album, I've assembled
some of my favorite paintings.
| Self |

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| USCG Training Barque Eagle ( SOLD) |

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| Working Waterfront Award TALL SHIPS MARITIME SHOW |
| Working Waterfront Museum |

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THE
EAGLE Working Waterfront Museum Award Tall Ships Tacoma Show 2008
| Riders On The Storm |
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| A tribute to CARL EVERS |


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