Minerva (pilot boat)

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Minerva was a 19th-century Boston pilot boat built in 1896 by Ambrose A. Martin of East Boston, Massachusetts. She was owned by Franklin B. Wellock who was a Boston pilot for more than 55 years. The pilot-boat was named for his daughter, Minerva Hill. She was sold to Plymouth parties in 1901 to be used as a fishing vessel. rdf:langString
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rdf:langString Boston Pilot Boat Minerva Pilot Boat, by Nathaniel Stebbins, c. 1896
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xsd:date 1896-02-04
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rdf:langString White oak and yellow pine; Richardson steering gear, Edson giber and diaphragm pump.
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rdf:langString Minerva was a 19th-century Boston pilot boat built in 1896 by Ambrose A. Martin of East Boston, Massachusetts. She was owned by Franklin B. Wellock who was a Boston pilot for more than 55 years. The pilot-boat was named for his daughter, Minerva Hill. She was sold to Plymouth parties in 1901 to be used as a fishing vessel.
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