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Better Building Bulletin Number 6 Winter Construction

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An attempt to estimate the thickness of sea ice by electric resistivity method. I

Logbook of the Navy (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by John W. Norton, on voyage from 1845-1848

Logbook of the Sea Queen (Bark) of Westport, MA, mastered by John Marshall, on voyage from 1851-1855

Logbook of the Oscar (Bark) of Mattapoisett, mastered by John B. Dornin, on voyage from 1849-1850; Logbook of the Sarah (Bark) of Edgartown, mastered by John O. Morse, on voyage from 1849-1851

Logbook of the Paulina (Bark) of New Bedford, mastered by John N. Tatch, on voyage from 1849-1852; Logbook of the Minerva Smyth (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Austin Smith, on voyage from 1852-1855

Logbook of the Primrose (Ship) of Nantucket, mastered by Obed S. Carr, on voyage 1839; Logbook of the Primrose (Ship) of Nantucket, mastered by Obed S. Carr, on voyage from 1840-1841; Logbook of the Triton (Ship : 1816-1848) of New Bedford, mastered by Caleb Carr, on voyage from 1834-1838

Logbook of the Pocahontas (Ship : 1821-1857) of Holmes Hole, mastered by Ebenezer Smith, on voyage from 1840-1843

Logbook of the Rhine (Bark) of Edgartown, mastered by John O. Morse, on voyage from 1842-1845

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The Circumpolar Navigator project aims to bring together Arctic and sub-Arctic materials from a wide range of northern heritage archives and special collections that will provide access for modern researchers to previously hidden sources of information that can offer data and insights on multiple subjects.

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