Drunken Sailor – July 1900
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? As noted in the 26 July 1900 issue of the Pacific Commercial...
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? As noted in the 26 July 1900 issue of the Pacific Commercial...
From the 27 December 1904 issue of the Hilo Tribune: Transcript:A Floating Farm. The ship Falls of Clyde was a veritable...
The Falls of Clyde is unique because she is currently the only example of a sail-driven oil tanker left in...
The Falls of Clyde was built by Russell and Co. at Port Glasgow, Scotland. She was launched on 12 December...
Auwe! On the eve of the Falls of Clyde’s 145th birthday, I find it painful to write this post. With...
This old Falls of Clyde flyer was tucked inside the booklet By Square-Rigger to Honolulu. It features general information and...
I have no words…
Sigh. Déjà vu. Once again, there have been a number of news reports about DOT Harbors seeking to remove the...
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