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File:Schooner William Booth at Atlantic Works, 1910.jpg

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Title: Three-masted schooner WILLIAM BOOTH in dry dock, Atlantic Works, East Boston, 1910. 

Category: PHOTOGRAPHS.

Type: silver print.

Note: "stern view of 3-masted schooner WILLIAM BOOTH of New London in dry dock at Atlantic Works, East Boston, 1910; 435 tons, built 1903 at Pistol Point Shipyard of M.B. McDonald." --Mystic Seaport catalog
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