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Coldstream (Bark) prior to launching, Greenman shipyard, Mystic.

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Title	Coldstream (Bark) prior to launching, Greenman shipyard, Mystic.
Creator	Scholfield, E. A. (Everett Augustus), 1843-1930.
Place	Mystic (Conn.)
Topic	Barks (Sailing ships) Sailing ships Ships Shipbuilding Shipyards
Topic-Organization, Vessel	Coldstream (Bark) George Greenman & Company
Theme	Environment Infrastructure Livelihood
Description	Starboard view of the bark Coldstream almost ready for launching at the Greenman shipyard, Mystic. Building in frame under the bow is the new mold loft building replacing an earlier one that had burned down. Hillside on the west (Groton) side of the Mystic River can be seen in the background.
Notes	Title supplied by cataloger. Coldstream was launched in August 1866. Built as a bark and later re-rigged as a ship, she was in merchant service under a series of owners until she stranded and caught fire near Kobe, Japan in 1878. After repair, she served as a schoolship for the Japanese Navy and was later returned to merchant service. Condemned and broken up in 1912. George Greenman and Company was a family firm owned by three ot the Greenman Brothers, George, Clark and Thomas. They built 97 vessels between 1837 and 1878. The shipyard was located at Adams Point in the Greenmanville section of Mystic, a site that is now part of Mystic Seaport. Attributed to Everett A. Scholfield, a professional photographer who worked primarily in Mystic and New London from 1865-1913.
Date created	[ca.1866]
Physical format	1 photograph : collodian stereo glass negative ; 3 1/4 x 6 1/2 in.
Digital format	image/jpeg
Identifier	Accession number: 1965.859.12 File name: IMG0057-2329.PCD
Source	Mystic Seaport
Collection	Scholfield Collection.
Rights	Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image are available from Mystic Seaport.
Sub-collection	Photographs

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