Balclutha

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historic ship museum ship sailing ship

Balclutha is a historic 19th-century steel-hulled sailing ship preserved as a museum vessel in San Francisco.

Statements (55)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic ship → museum ship → sailing ship →
acquiredBy	San Francisco Maritime Museum →
acquisitionYear	1954 →
beam	12 m → 38 ft →
builder	Charles Connell and Company →
builtIn	Glasgow →
builtInCountry	Scotland → United Kingdom →
carriedCargo	grain → lumber → salmon →
convertedTo	museum ship →
currentLocation	San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park →
designatedAs	National Historic Landmark →
displacement	approx. 1700 tons →
filmRole	portrayed HMS Bounty in Mutiny on the Bounty (1935) →
functionAsMuseum	interprets maritime history of the late 19th and early 20th centuries →
grossTonnage	1689 GRT →
hullMaterial	steel →
laterName	Pacific Queen → Star of Alaska →
launchDate	1886-12-06 →
launchYear	1886 →
lengthOverall	256 ft → 78 m →
mooredAt	Hyde Street Pier →
mooredInCity	San Francisco →
mooredInCountry	United States →
mooredInState	California →
museumOpeningYear	1955 →
nationalRegisterStatus	listed on the National Register of Historic Places →
NHLDesignationYear	1985 →
NRHPListingYear	1978 →
numberOfMasts	3 →
openToPublic	true →
operatedAs	cargo ship → coastal freighter → movie ship → salmon packet →
originalOwner	Robert McMillan →
owner	National Park Service →
partOf	San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park museum fleet →
portOfRegistry	Glasgow →
primaryConstruction	riveted steel hull →
primaryTradeRoutes	Alaska salmon trade → Pacific Coast lumber trade → United Kingdom–San Francisco grain trade →
propulsion	sails →
rigType	three-masted full-rigged ship →
shipName	Balclutha →
type	square-rigged sailing ship →
usedInFilm	Mutiny on the Bounty (1935 film) →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park →	hasShip
Hyde Street Pier →	hasShipOnExhibit
Balclutha →	shipName