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<li>'''VEDETTE''' (Private Yacht)</li> | <li>'''VEDETTE''' (Private Yacht)</li> | ||
Returned to Frederick W. Vanderbilt February 6 1919<br/><br/> | Returned to Frederick W. Vanderbilt February 6 1919<br/><br/> | ||
Sank from an unknown cause at her mooring at Flat-bush Ave, Brooklyn NY on February 1, 1925<br/> | |||
The yacht was no longer in use and had been at that mooring since the prior October<br/> | |||
By this time, Vanderbilt already had the Vedette II (purchased in 1924)<br/> | |||
(From the U.S. National Park Service Historic Resource Study | |||
[https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/5975008/national-park-service-us-department-of-the-interior Vanderbilt Mansion, A Gilded-Age Country Place] | |||
page 58) | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:30, 2 September 2024
Ship Name and Designation History
This section lists the names and designations that the ship had during its lifetime. The list is in chronological order.
Built 1899 at Bath Iron Works, Bath, ME Acquired by U.S. Navy May 4 1917 Struck from Naval Register February 4 1919 Sank from an unknown cause at her mooring at Flat-bush Ave, Brooklyn NY on February 1, 1925 The yacht was no longer in use and had been at that mooring since the prior October By this time, Vanderbilt already had the Vedette II (purchased in 1924) (From the U.S. National Park Service Historic Resource Study Vanderbilt Mansion, A Gilded-Age Country Place page 58) |
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Postmarks
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Postmark Date |
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Thumbnail Link To Cover Image |
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U.S. Naval Base Duplex |
1918-08-08 |
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Censored wartime (WWI) use
Ship had no post office
Other Information
NAMESAKE - Former name retained
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