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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 20 (November 1901) (1901)

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s to start upon the proposed to take the vessel overland a distance of the uneven ground of a peninsula, across a swamp, journey to the bay, when a heavy storm came up, more than a third of a mile and launch her in the and finally down a grade to the beach of Baker's Bay. washing from under the… … years. The late Queen Victoria laid the foundation called the temporary COLUMBIA BIVEB LIGHTSHIP ON THE BEACH—VIEW SHOWING HAULING TACKLE stone in 1899. The new wing will considerably re- platform previously AND HORSE-POWEB WINCH. lieve the cramped condition of the exhibits in the mentioned the…

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