File:StateLibQld 1 172011 Star of Scotland (ship).jpg

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English: Star of Scotland (ship)

Rig: Steel 4-masted bark
Launched: 1887, as 4-masted, ship-rigged Kenilworth
Dimensions: 300.2’ x 43.1’ x 24.2’
Tonnage: 2308 tons
Built: J. Reid, Co, Port Glasgow, by J. Reid, Co
Shipping Line: Waverley Line of Liverpool, then Arthur Sewall of Bath, Maine
Renamed: Star of Scotland, upon transfer to Alaska Packers' Association fleet in 1908. Salmon fishing and canning until 1917
WWI service: US Shipping Board, between Hawaii and W. Coast of US
Post war: Returned to Alaska Packers' Association
Sold for offshore fishing platform: 1930, to Arnold Pearce and partner, Los Angeles
Sold for gambling ship: 1938. Renamed Rex, operated outside US territorial limit
WWII service: Sold to F.A. Hellenthal, Santa Monica; name returned to Star of Scotland. Re-rigged as schooner, six-masts.
Fate of ship: Sunk by U-Boat, South Atlantic, Nov. 13, 1942[1]

  1. ↑ Dyal, Donald H (2008). Alaska Packers Association: Narrative. .pdf file. Texas Tech University Digital Collections. Retrieved on March 19, 2011.
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