Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Virginia (Ship), 1607

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According to a research made by the Bath (Me.) Enterprise, the first vessel ever built in America was named VIRGINIA. She was of only 30 tons burthen and was built in 1607 by a party of English colonists, who arrived at Popham on the peninsular of Labino.
      Marine Review
      September 24, 1891

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Newspaper
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Notes
first vessel built in America ?
Date of Original
1607
Subject(s)
Ships
Virginia (Ship)
Local identifier
McN.E.10182
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Virginia (Ship), 1607