Item 2022.028.0002 - STR Indianapolis : Midship Section

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STR Indianapolis : Midship Section

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  • Technical drawing

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2022.028.0002

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  • 1904 (Creation)

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1 technical drawing : both sides, some col., annotations ; 58 x 57 cm

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Clarkson, John A. (unknown-)

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John A. Clarkson was a fulltime member of the Transportation Safety Board of Canada where reviewed and approved investigation reports regarding all air, rail, marine and pipeline accident/incidents. While working with the Council of Marine Carriers (CMC) he brought about changes to the new Marie Personnel Regulations for the west coast marine industry. He was also the Head of Delegation for Canada to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW). He was an Associate Dean and Head of the British Columbia Institute of Technology Marine Campus. He has connections with the national Pilotage Authorities, the Shipping Federation of Canada, the Canadian Shipowners Association, and the Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia. John retired in August of 2016, but since then has taken on advisor and part time positions. From 2018 to 2019 he was a Marine Technical Advisor for the National Board of Energy and starting November of 2019 he has been the Chair of the Board of Directors for the Maritime Museum of BC. He currently resides in Sooke.

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Indianapolis was built in 1904 in Toledo, Ohio by Craig Shipbuilding Company as a passenger vessel for Great Lakes service. In 1906 she was transferred to Seattle and in 1907 she began service between Port Townsend, Seattle and Victoria. She was broken up in 1938 in Seattle. During her life she was owned by multiple owners including Puget Sound Navigation Co and Alaska Steam Ship Co.

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  • English

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MMBC off-site storage.
Ship plan is located in I1.

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No restriction. All requests for use must be made through the MMBC Research Request program (http://mmbc.bc.ca/collections/library-and-archives/research/). Please note that fees may apply.

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