File:The Downeaster Sintram of San Francisco by John Blount.jpg

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English: The Downeaster Sintram of San Francisco by John Blount She was built in 1877 in Freeport, Maine at the Soule Brothers Yard, run by Captain Enos C. Soule. Sold in 1898 to Eschen & Minor of San Francisco. Ended her days with the Nanek Company in the Alaskan fisheries until 1915.
Date circa 1898
date QS:P,+1898-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source https://www.vallejogallery.com/item.php?title=The_Downeaster_SINTRAM_of_San_Francisco&artist=John+Blount&id=449
Author John Blount (1860-1910)

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