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First Name : wanda
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First Name : Mike
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Comment : My great grandfather, Captain Homer Manson, used to sail out of Humboldt Bay between 1870 and 1897. He would take a load of lumber from the John Vance Mill and sail to Sydney, pick up a load of coal at Newcastle, sail to Hawaii and offload the coal and lo
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First Name : stephen murphy
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Comment : am deeply interested in any records
that you may have on the venerable doghole schooners from the cape mendo./smith river area to bodega bay, russian river and ports of call in between-thats masters/builders etc. photos a plus? shoot me an e-mail= murphy
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First Name : HBMM
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Comment : Our Oneatta was built in Portland Oregon in 1880 and was registered here on 7/1/1882. She ran freight and passengers around the bay, one stop would have been Hookton on the South Bay. This would be the closest access to Humboldt Bay from Table Bluff South
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First Name : Steve
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Comment : Was ferry Oneantta, used by Eel River & Eureka Railroad to complete connection on north end of route before track extended there, also used in other service in Humboldt area?
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First Name : Marie Wilkinson Treankle
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Comment : Saturday October 27th 2012,went out on the Madaket with my daughter Sarah and cousins Tami and Ashley, to Celebrate Aunt Jo Startares Birthday and Memorial. She loved going on the Madaket and listen to Leroy narrate the history of the Eureka Bay. She woul
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First Name : Robin Gray-Stewart
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First Name : Jeanna
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Comment : My grandfathers schooner sank off the coast by Eureka in 1930. I havent found much info (the Brooklyn). I look forward to visiting: maybe youll have information.
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First Name : Linda
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Comment : So glad to have information on your museum .. plan to visit on Sat., 10/8/11. ;)
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First Name : Kathleen
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Comment : This looks like a trip to add to my “to do” list! These photos are quite good.
Kathleen
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First Name : Kevin
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Comment : Thanks you for helping me celebrate my 30th bday. My group had a blast on it. Im gonna enjoy a second tour for my nephew bday tonight!!!
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First Name : John
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Comment : The Friends of the Fragile Shoreline love the Maritime Museum, the Timber Heritage Association and the Blue Ox. How about an excursion with all three? Travel between the Ox and the Madaket down the rails on 1St. St.?
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First Name : robin
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Comment : well sea ya @ 2011 season
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First Name : Carol
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Comment : My husband Eddie and I were part of the Pueblo reunion group that had the opportunity to take the
Madaket Cocktail Cruise on September 8th 2010. As a resident of the Humboldt area during his early years,he enjoyed seeing the various changes around the ba
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First Name : Jacek
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Comment : lovely museum and website
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