Charles W. Morgan

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Charles W. Morgan is a historic 19th-century American whaling ship, renowned as the world’s oldest surviving commercial whaler.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic vessel
museum ship
wooden whaling ship
acquiredByMysticSeaport 1941
addedToNRHP 1966
associatedWithIndustry American whaling industry
beam about 27 feet
builder Jethro and Zachariah Hillman
builtAt New Bedford, Massachusetts
category Museum ships in Connecticut
National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut
Whaling ships of the United States
constructionMethod wooden hull, copper fastened
country United States of America
surface form: United States
decommissioned 1921
designation National Historic Landmark
draft about 17.5 feet
flag United States of America
surface form: United States
functionToday floating museum exhibit
hasMastCount 3
historicUse cargo transport of whale oil and baleen
commercial whaling
homePort Mystic, Connecticut
hullNumber none
launchDate 1841
length about 106 feet
location Mystic Seaport
surface form: Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
materialUsed wood
namedAfter Charles Waln Morgan
NHLDesignationYear 1966
notableFor being the only surviving American wooden whaling ship from the 19th century
being the world’s oldest surviving commercial whaling ship
representation of the American whaling industry
NRHPType National Historic Landmark
numberOfVoyages 37 whaling voyages
openToPublic true
operator Mystic Seaport Museum
owner Mystic Seaport Museum
propulsion sail
restoration major restoration in the 1960s
multi-year restoration completed in 2013
rigging three-masted barque
serviceEntry 1841
shipType barque
whaling ship
tonnage 351 gross tons
undertookVoyage 38th Voyage in 2014
yearBuilt 1841
yearsInService about 80 years

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Mystic Seaport hasExhibit Charles W. Morgan