One of these wrecks – Defense – was investigated by archaeologists in the 1970s.ġ800: First government shipyard set up at Kittery by Navy, called Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.ġ813: Brig USS Enterprize captured HMS Boxer in a fierce engagement in which both commanding officers were killed, near the mouth of the Kennebec River.ġ816: Hodgdon family began building boats in Boothbay area.ġ831: Waterville became the first successful steamer on the Kennebec River.ġ833: In this year (the first year state-by-state statistics were published), Maine built more ships than any other state. All the Patriots’ vessels – about 39 – were sunk, captured, or destroyed by their crews to avoid capture. Falkland (a Fourth Rate, 2-decker) built at Kittery.ġ775: Benedict Arnold’s army passed up the Kennebec River to attack the British at Quebec, buying a fleet of bateaux (220 of them) from boatbuilder Reuben Colburn at Pittston.ġ777: John Paul Jones’s Ranger (a corvette) built at Kittery.ġ779: The amphibious Penobscot Expedition, the largest of the Revolution, was assembled to attack the British fort at Castine, but failed. This 30-ton vessel was the first ocean-going vessel built by English colonists on the mainland of the New World, and the first European-style vessel built in Maine.Ĭirca 1650: Clark & Lake settlement on Arrowsic Island established a shipyard.ġ669-1673: Woolwich-born William Phipps (later Sir William, the first native-born Royal Governor of Massachusetts) served his shipbuilding apprenticeship at the Clark & Lake shipyard on Arrowsic Island.ġ676: A large ship nearly completed by William Phipps at his shipyard in Montsweag carried Sheepscot settlers to safety in Boston at the outbreak of King Philip’s War.ġ695: H.M.S. A shipwright named Digby built the pinnace Virginia there. Croix River.ġ605: English captain George Weymouth explored part of the coast, and kidnapped five Natives.ġ607-1608: A short-lived English colony was established by Plymouth Company at what is now Popham Beach, at the mouth of the Kennebec River. They designed and built dugout canoes and bark canoes which were extremely well-adapted to local use, and were capable of lengthy coastal voyages.ġ604-1605: A French expedition with Samuel de Champlain explored both the Penobscot and Kennebec Rivers and much of the coast, making the first real charts of parts of the Maine coast and wintering on St. They caught and ate many species of fish, shellfish, and crustaceans, as well as porpoises and whales. 1500 AD: Native Americans became skilled at using Maine’s maritime resources. Whether you're a fan of tattoo art or simply appreciate the allure of clipper ships, our 60/40 Cotton Poly Blend T-Shirt with the American traditional tattoo clipper ship design in black and white allows you to embrace your unique style and showcase your love for classic maritime imagery.Ca. With its bold lines and contrasting black and white colors, the design exudes a sense of elegance and adventure, making a statement wherever you go.ĭesigned for both men and women, this T-shirt features a classic crew neck and short sleeves, providing a comfortable and versatile fit. Inspired by the artistry of traditional tattoos, this meticulously crafted artwork depicts the majestic beauty of clipper ships. The highlight of this T-shirt is the striking American traditional tattoo clipper ship design. The fabric blend provides a soft and smooth feel against your skin, while the polyester adds strength and resilience, ensuring this shirt remains a staple in your wardrobe. This shirt combines the best of both worlds, offering the breathability of cotton and the durability of polyester for superior comfort and long-lasting quality. Introducing our exceptional 60/40 Cotton Poly Blend T-Shirt, featuring a captivating American traditional tattoo clipper ship design in timeless black and white.
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