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Inverness (steamer; Capt. Harris; noted in directory of 1899) Subscribe to view

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Inverness (Steel Screw Steamer; Hull; built 1890; 2251 gross tons; official number: 95835) Subscribe to view

Inverness (The 'Inverness' at Wallaroo; c. 1910, Photograph, PRG 1373/3/112 Subscribe to view

Inverness (The 'Inverness' moored at Gravesend, U.K.; c. 1877, Photograph, PRG 1373/1/48 Subscribe to view

Inverness (The 'Inverness' moored at Gravesend, U.K.; c. 1880, Photograph, PRG 1373/19/14 Subscribe to view

Inverness (The 'Inverness' under sail; c. 1915, Photograph, PRG 1373/3/111 Subscribe to view

Inverness (Towing Vessel; Seattle, WA; built 1916; 47 gross tons; call sign WA6069) Subscribe to view

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Inverness (Tug; built 1916, in Winslow, WA, USA; 47 tons; registration numbers: 214469 (US)) Subscribe to view

Inverness (tweendecker; built 1940; United Kingdom) Subscribe to view

Inverness (United Kingdom, Steam Freighter) Subscribe to view

Inverness (whaler; George Gowland, master) Subscribe to view

Inverness (wooden schooner, 1903, gross tonnage: 1181, official number: 116275) Subscribe to view

Inverness (wooden screw steamer, 1900, West Mystic, Connecticut, gross tonnage: 66, official number: 107323) Subscribe to view

Inverness -- stm. tug

Book The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest

Author Gordon R. Newell, ed.

Published Superior Publishing Company, Seattle, 1966

Pages 268, 546

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Inverness, 1745-1750, 6th Rate, 22 gun, ex-French prize Subscribe to view

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