File:SS Columbia 1880.png

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Summary

Description

English: Early promotional artwork of the SS Columbia obtained from a scanned book page, which obtained the artwork from the New Westminster Public Library in British Columbia. The only information given is that this is an early promotional artwork of the ill-fated liner, which sank after a collision with a lumber schooner in the Pacific Ocean offshore Shelter Cove, California. Since the ship was constructed in 1880 and sank in 1907, the artwork is likely dated between the two given dates.

Date

18 August 2012

Source

New Westminster Public Library http://www.nwpl.ca/index.php; Belyk, Robert C. Great Shipwrecks of the Pacific Coast. New York: Wiley, 2001. Print. ISBN 0-471-38420-8

Author

Unknown. This was an early promotional artwork of the SS Columbia.

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