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Chinese shrimp junk under construction at China Camp State Park.

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	San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Photo Gallery

	BALCLUTHA (8 Photos) Images of the sailing ship Balclutha View Album \| View Slideshow

	ALMA (3 Photos) Historic Landmark scow schooner ALMA View Album \| View Slideshow

	EUREKA (4 Photos) Images of the ferry boat EUREKA View Album \| View Slideshow

	HERCULES (8 Photos) Images of the steam powered tugboat Hercules View Album \| View Slideshow

	Lumber Schooner C. A. THAYER (9 Photos) Restoration Project 2003-2007 View Album \| View Slideshow

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C. A. THAYER

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18 months into the job

Thayer's hull surrounded by scaffolding.

C. A. Thayer

The stern end of the lumber schooner CA Thayer.

Captain and Mrs. Peterson aboard the THAYER

Capt. and wife pose on stern of Thayer, 1905.

Inside the vessel

Men working inside the hull.

Last of the scaffolding is coming down

Last of the scaffolding is coming down.

Laying the main deck planking

Overhead view of the main deck.

Main deck planking is complete

The main deck of the Thayer.

Planking is almost complete

Thayer in the hangar surrounded by scaffolding.

Planking stock ready to run into the ship saw

Thayer in the hangar with saw in foreground.

	GRACE QUAN (5 Photos) Chinese Shrimp Junk View Album \| View Slideshow

	Hyde Street Pier (5 Photos) Things are happening on the pier View Album \| View Slideshow


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Last Updated: July 07, 2009 at 14:31 EST