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The Mayflower of the Pilgrims.
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Found among the papers of the Society's former Secretary, Eliza M. Gill.
The ship in which the Pilgrims, who settled at Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 1620, made the passage from Europe to America.
Rigged model: Scale 1/2 inch to 1 foot.
England, 1620.
A wooden, carvel built, keel vessel, with full bluff bow, strongly raking below water line; raking curved stem; large open head; long, round, (nearly log shaped) bottom; tumble — in top side; short run; very large and high square stern; quarter galleries; high forecastle, square on forward end, with open rails on each side; open bulwarks to main and quarter decks; a succession of three quarter decks or poops, the after one being nearly 9 feet above the main deck; two boats stowed on deck; ship rigged with pole masts; without jibs; square spritsail (or water-sail) under bowsprit; two square sails on foremast and mainmast, and lateen sail on mizzenmast.
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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 30., Editor's comment—the old and New. (search)