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Asset ID:

3ed80a90-bec1-4e72-9dfc-b7795ce2d358

Title:

Various views of the Eppleton Hall (built 1914; tugboat) at and near the San Francisco Waterfront

Description:

The Eppleton Hall is a steam sidewheeler with side-lever engines, and is the only remaining intact example of a Tyne paddle tug. These photographs document the Eppleton Hall arriving at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf on March 24, 1970. After extensive restorations in Newcastle, England, the tugboat was steamed to San Francisco by the owner, Captain Scott Newhall. Crew on this voyage via the Panama Canal included San Francisco Maritime Museum founder Karl Kortum and his son, John; restoration leader and rigging expert Bill Bartz, and his children Heide and Billy; as well as engineers and a purser. Despite technical difficulties, inclement weather conditions, and illness of the crew, she steamed through the Golden Gate on March 24, 1970. The vessel was donated to the National Park Service in 1979. She is now berthed at Hyde Street Pier. The slides were used in a presentation about the Eppleton Hall at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park on October 24, 1998. This portion of the slide show depicts the vessel along the San Francisco Waterfront, including Hyde Street Pier, in consequent years after arriving in San Francisco.

Image Details:

Starboard broadside view of the vessel docked in Aquatic Park at Hyde Street Pier with Upper Fort Mason in the background.

Publisher:

U.S. National Park Service

Comment:

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Keywords:

photographic archives , archives and manuscripts , maritime archives , paddle tug , fisherman's wharf , eppleton hall (built 1914 , tugboat) , san francisco

Controlled Keywords:

Maritime and naval history -- 20th century, ()
, Tugs and towboats, ()
, Sternwheelers and sidewheelers, ()

Resource Type:

Image

NPS Units:

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Code: SAFR

Locations:

Untied States ; California ; San Francisco Bay ; San Francisco, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, San Francisco County, California
Latitude: 37.8098983764648, Longitude: -122.421997070313

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Related Collections:

George R. Lamuth photographs of the Eppleton Hall (built 1914; tugboat), 1970 March - 1989 September
San Francisco Maritime Digital Museum Archival Collection

Related Resources:

Title: A guide to the George R. Lamuth photographs of Eppleton Hall (built 1914; tugboat), 1970 March-1989 September, at the Online Archive of California
URL: http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8xs5tpm/

Create Date:

05/15/2012 | Published to NPS Focus

Content Dates:

01/01/1970 - 09/29/1989

Source Information Description:

14 color slides, in slide mounts 2 x 2 in.

Source Location:

P99-015, One folder in shared collection box.

Resource Type:

Image

Source Language: English

Photographer: