Brother Jonathan. (Steamship) (SS Brother Jonathan (Steamship); S.S. Brother Jonathan (Steamship))
Found in 64 Collections and/or Records:
American Merchant Steamships, 2002-2004
The articles concern Brother Jonathan and other steamships. The most prominent item is the "American Merchant Steamships" by Cedric Nevitt of the Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria, Oregon.
Artifacts and lawsuits, 1998-2004
The materials concern a lawsuit to determine who had rights to the treasure contained on the Brother Jonathan steamship, as well as lists and newspapers about the artifacts found therein.
Book promotion, press, and correspondence (1 of 6), 2006-2009
Book promotion, press, and correspondence (2 of 6), 2005-2009
The materials mostly include email correspondence between Powers and various correspondents regarding the promotion of his book, Treasure Ship. This correspondence involves multiple speaking engagements, book signings, advertisements, and interviews. Also included are some transcripts of those interviews and other materials related to the book.
Book promotion, press, and correspondence (3 of 6), 2005-2012
Book promotion, press, and correspondence (4 of 6) , 2006-2012
Book promotion, press, and correspondence (5 of 6), 2006-2012
Book promotion, press, and correspondence (6 of 6), 2009-2012
Brother Jonathan Cemetery, 2002-2004
The materials pertain to the Brother Jonathan treasure ship. Much of these materials relate to the Brother Jonathan Cemetery in Crescent City, CA, a shrine to the memory of those who perished in the wreck of the historical ship. Also included here are other items related to the Brother Jonathan such as internet articles about the shipwreck and the history of San Francisco.
Brother Jonathan files (1 of 8), 1881-2004
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- Shipwrecks 59
- Ships and Shipping 40
- Northwest, Pacific 17
- Authorship 9
- Photographs 7