Title:
Proud business tradition linked to sea to carry on
Author:
Carol W. Kimball
Subjects:
Mystic Shipyard at Willow Point sold
Object ID:
Kim07-011
Object Name:
Scrapbook
Category:
8: Communication Artifact
Subcategory:
Documentary Artifact
Publisher:
The Day
Publication Place:
New London
Pubication Date:
02/05/1998
Collection:
Carol W. Kimball
Summary:
New owners (1998) of historic Mystic Shipyard in West Mystic, led by Jeff Marshall, plan to continue the yard's long marine tradition. A shipyard has occupied that spot since 1853.
People:
Marshall, Jeff
Maxson, William Ellery
Fish, Nathan G.
Clift, William
Clift, Isaac D.
Mallory, Charles
Hozie, B. F.
Fish, Simeon
Bushnell, C. S.
Ericsson, John
Fish, (Capt.)
Irving, Alexander
Holmes, William K.
Maxson, William Ellery
Fish, Nathan G.
Clift, William
Clift, Isaac D.
Mallory, Charles
Hozie, B. F.
Fish, Simeon
Bushnell, C. S.
Ericsson, John
Fish, (Capt.)
Irving, Alexander
Holmes, William K.
Search Terms:
Maxson Fish & Co.
Greenman yards
E. Remington (half-brig)
B. F. Hoxie (clipper ship)
Aspasia (clipper)
Garibaldi
Civil War
Maxson and Fish
Galena (ironclad)
Monitor
Holmes Shipbuilding Co.
Jennie R. Dubois (schooner)
Holmes Motor Co.
Wood and McClure
maritime tradition
Mystic river
Greenman yards
E. Remington (half-brig)
B. F. Hoxie (clipper ship)
Aspasia (clipper)
Garibaldi
Civil War
Maxson and Fish
Galena (ironclad)
Monitor
Holmes Shipbuilding Co.
Jennie R. Dubois (schooner)
Holmes Motor Co.
Wood and McClure
maritime tradition
Mystic river