Inventory of the Schooner "Mabel and Edith" Document, 1869-1871
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Inventory of the Schooner "Mabel and Edith" Document, 1869-1871
Collection number: MS 75
California State Railroad Museum LibrarySacramento, California
- California State Railroad Museum Library
- 111 "I" Street
- Sacramento, California 95814
- Phone: (916) 323-8073
- Fax: (916) 327-5655
- Email: csrmlibrary@csrmf.org
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© 2000 California State Railroad Museum. All rights reserved.
Title: Schooner "Mabel and Edith" Document,
Date (inclusive): 1869-1871
Collection number: MS 75
Creator:
Schooner "Mabel and Edith"
Extent: 1 volume
Repository:
California State Railroad Museum Library
Sacramento, California 95814
Shelf location: Big Four Building or off-site storage. Please contact
the Library in advance of your visit.
Language:
English.
Gift of Southern Pacific Company
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[Identification of item], Schooner "Mabel and Edith" Document, MS 75, California State Railroad Museum Library, Sacramento,
California.
One volume records pay to deck hands and other workers on the river schooner "Mabel and Edith." This vessel shipped freight
for the Southern Pacific and other railroads. Receipts are signed by the shipmaster George Franklin Whitcomb, San Francisco.
Information includes date, employee name, rate of pay, length of service, and the signature of the payee.
Until the completion of comprehensive railroad connections, small maritime vessels carried freight and passenger traffic along
California's inland waterways. The "Mabel and Edith" was one such watercraft.