Larchmont
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10 citations from 9 resources,
including 3 books, 4 journals, and 2 online resources, with 1 main entry.
books, 1 journal, and 1 online resource, with 1 main entry.
The complete database contains
10 citations from 9 resources,
including 3 books, 4 journals, and 2 online resources, with 1 main entry.
Larchmont
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Larchmont (American steamship)
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Referenced in:
Shipwrecks: An Encyclopedia of the World's Worst Disasters at Sea
- Pages: 113, 266c
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Larchmont (ex-Cumberland), steamship (1885)
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Referenced in:
American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
- Pages: XXXIII, 92; XXXIV, Pictorial Supplement, plates IX, XVIII
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Larchmont (formerly Cumberland)
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Referenced in:
Five Centuries of Famous Ships: From the Santa Maria to the Glomar Explorer
- Page: 286
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Larchmont (one-design sloop, 31')
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Larchmont (one-design sloop, 40')
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Larchmont (PC 487)
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Larchmont (Steamer)
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Referenced in:
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Larchmont: query
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