File:Three-masted bark ANTIOPE at anchor, Washington, ca 1900 (HESTER 419).jpeg

English: Handwritten on verso: ANTIOPE 3 m. bark A 1496 ton three-masted iron ship. Built by J. Reid at Port Glasgow in 1866. Capt. PJR Mathieson was her master, and operated from Victoria (p. 89) . "The British bark, Antiope, loading at the Puget Sound Lumber Co. in Tacoma was the victic of an unusual accident January 10 when a huge stick of timbler slipped down the lumber chute with such force that it continued across the wet planking of the dock and completely through the vessel's bulwarks, protruding for a distance of two feet. The Antiope was loading 50-foot lenths of 14 x 14inch timber" (p. 231). [Notes from Gordon Newell, ed., The H.W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest (Seattle: Superior Publishing Co., 1966)]