Clipper ship built in 1906 to return to Bath, Maine

BATH, Maine (AP) ― The oldest Bath-built wooden vessel known to be still afloat is returning home. The Maine Maritime Museum is set to acquire Mary E., a two-mast clipper built by shipwright Thom

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Peggy Schick says:

February 9, 2017 at 12:50 pm

Just to update you: Maine Maritime Museum is now the owner of the vessel. Culen is in possession of the boat in New York and will deliver her to the museum in the late spring — when Maine weather is much more welcoming.

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