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M. A. Dunton (Gloucester fishing schooner), 4:9, 5:6, 5:8, 5:10, 5:15, 5:28, 5:33, 6:4, 6:5, 7:32, 11:30, 12:38, 32:43, 42:12, 49:11, 49:12, 49:20, 57:17, 68:6, 78:14, 79:35, 96:19, 150:5, 150:6, 165:44, 166:53, 169:52
images, 5:7, 5:11, 166:53, 169:52
L8 (submarine), 90:29–30
La Amistad (ex-Western Union) (schooner). See Amistad (ex-Western Union) (coasting schooner/slave ship)
La Amistad (replica). See Amistad (schooner/slave ship replica)
La Belle (LaSalle’s ship), 100:42, 140:43, 140:45, 140:45
La Belle Poule (topsail schoooner), 3:8
La Boussole (Laperouse’s ship), 67:31
La Capitana. See San Salvador (aka La Capitana) (replica of Cabrillo’s ship)
La Condamine, Charles-Marie de, 137:18
La Créole (corvette), 174:27–28, 174:28
La Dame de Canton (Chinese junk), 40:11
La Gloire (French warship), 16:12–13, 65:31
La Grande Hermine (replica), 17:26, 17:29
La Hogue, HMS, 149:32
La Liberté (ex-Earl of Pembroke; ex-Lord Sandwich, ex-Endeavour) (Cook’s barque; Whitby collier), 11:13, 11:14, 50:14, 74:30–31, 76:2, 83:12, 83:12, 83:18, 85:39, 86:3, 89:41, 91:20, 102:16, 102:38, 111:32, 111:32, 144:42
La Merced (four-masted schooner), 22:4, 22:4
La Ninfa (schooner), 63:20
La Nioulargue, 180:22–26
“La Nioulargue, a.k.a. Les Voiles de Saint Tropez,” 180:22–26
La Recouvrance (war schooner), 60:38
La Salle, Robert Cavelier, sieur de, 47:17, 100:42
La Salle shipwreck, 145:48
La Trinidad Valencera (Spanish Armada ship), 104:39
La Vengeance (French frigate), 113:17–18, 113:18
La Vizcaina (Columbus fleet ship), 99:39
Labadie, C. Patrick
“The Shipwrecks of Isle Royale,” 47:30–31
Labaree, Benjamin W., 48:7, 166:13, 167:8
“America and the Sea,” 84:28–29
“‘Good Duty’: Robert G. Albion Recalled,” 33:8
Labovitz, Anne (artist), 181:40
Laburnum, USS (tugboat), 166:36
Lacey, William J., 4:43, 29:5, 117:29, 152:29
Lackawana (model), 130:47
Lackey, Dean, 162:26
Laconia, RMS (Cunard liner), 95:12, 98:32, 155:30, 155:30
Ladona (renamed Nathanial Bowditch; Gloucester schooner), 6:5, 172:42, 172:42
Lady Adams (seal hunting ship), 172:16
Lady Alice, 103:34
Lady Anne (yacht), 180:24
Lady Churchill (schooner), 33:20
Lady Edith (wherry yacht), 31:53
Lady Elgin (side-wheel steamer), 56:34–35
Lady Elizabeth (barque), 2:8, 13:41, 13:41, 25:43, 27:38, 31:53, 31:54, 34:36, 34:36, 42:35, 46:38, 54:5, 77:36, 77:36, 78:16, 78:16, 99:4, 99:4, 100:33, 104:3–4, 104:3, 133:35, 133:36
Lady Elsa, HMS (trawler), 68:12
Lady Franklin Bay Expedition, 121:14–18
Lady Gay (steamboat), 92:49
Lady Hopetoun (steam launch), 2: back cover, 2:27, 2:40, 28:34, 67:32, 67:33
“The Lady Is Changeable. Catch Her When She Is Angry,” 61:46
Lady Katherine (brig replica), 6:27
Lady Katie (dredge boat), 86:26
Lady Katie (skipjack), 25:46
Lady Maryland (pungy schooner), 41:2, 41:32, 57:36, 63:35, 69:34, 92:13
Lady Morven (Clyde puffer), 33:32
Lady Nelson (replica), 17:29
Lady of Good Voyage (Gloucester schooner), 4:35, 6:1, 6:4, 6:4, 6:6, 89:34
Lady Penrhyn (iron barque), 13:39
Lady Roseberry (barge), 55:11
Lady Washington (Columbia River exploration), 43:20
Lady Washington (replica), 60:37, 60:38, 125:54
Lady Washington (brig), 146:24–25
Lady Washington (Continental row galley), 98:12, 98:13
Lady Washington (passenger vessel), 142:6
Lady Washington (sloop), 78:28, 79:23, 86:11–12, 86:14, 88:16
Lady Washington (sloop replica), 45:34, 53:11, 53:42, 53:43, 61:14, 79:23–24, 86:14–15, 86:14, 177:44
Lady Washington (tops’l schooner), 171:12
“Lady Washington Carries a Cargo of History in the Pacific Northwest,” 86:14–15
“Laeisz Line’s Preussen Inspires a New Five-Masted Square Rigger: The Royal Clipper,” 89:38
Laennec (ex-Oldenburg; renamed Suomen Joutsen) (windjammer), 2:10, 2:11, 16:17
Laescocesa (renamed Coalinga), 14:36
Lafayette, Marquis de, 132:22, 151:16–17, 151:16
Lafayette (ex-Normandie), (French Line liner), 19:38, 20:29, 27:5–6, 27:5, 36:15, 65:15, 65:20, 93:13, 95:13, 130:47
“Lafayette’s Hermione: A TransAtlantic Story,” 151:16–20
Laffey, USS (destroyer), 73:14–16, 73:17, 73:35, 133:21, 133:21, 148:29, 148:29, 156:9
Lafitte, Jean, 141:11
LaFollette, Robert M., 121:12–13, 160:30, 169:14
LaFollette Seamen’s Act (1915), 160:29
Lagarto, USS, 115:14
Lagoda (fishing schooner), 11:30
Lagoda (whaling ship), 10:26, 11:30
half-scale model, 17:28, 114:40, 114:40, 126:41, 134:9
Laguna Plein Air Painters Association (LPAPA), 175:29
Laight, William E., 143:32
Laird, Douglas R. (artist), 102:22
lakatoi (New Guinea raft boat), 43:29
Lake Aurice (cargo ship), 158:28
Lake Borgne, Battle of, 137:16, 141:10–11
Lake Carriers Association, 169:33
Lake Champlain, Battle of, 43:24, 104:36, 137:12, 137:12, 137:13, 164:18
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum (LCMM), 53:33, 83:55, 92:55, 94:40, 97:40, 106:36, 107:34, 111:18–20, 116:37, 121:42, 128:9, 131:39, 137:44, 138:5, 145:56, 150:53, 179:49
“Lake Champlain Maritime Museum: A Council of American Maritime Museums Profile,” 111:18–20
Lake Champlain, USS, 118:38
“Lake Champlain’s Sailing Canal Boats,” 111:21–23
Lake County, USS (LST 80), 180:14
Lake Elpueblo (renamed Lamut) (Russian freighter), 22:25
Lake Erie, Battle of, 43:25, 48:37, 67:34, 106:37, 126:22, 128:8, 138:0, 138:24–25, 138:24–25, 138:31, 140:17, 140:18, 144:14–19, 145:55, 146:45, 148:21, 148:24, 151:28, 172:50, 172:51
Rindlisbacher’s paintings, 144:20–22
Lake Erie Island Historical Society, 81:44, 85:51
Lake Erie Shipwreck Research Center, 94:39
Lake Francis, 5:5
Lake Gatun, 148:14
Lake Geneva boats, 14:4, 14:4, 16:7, 16:7
Lake George Bateaux and Radeau Research Team, 63:18
Lake Huron Tawas Point Lighthouse, 103:37
Lake Michigan Car Ferry Company, 174:48
Lake Michigan Ferry Sloop Project, 18:46, 20:42
Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum (LPBMM), 158:48
Lake Seamen’s Union, 169:33
Lake Superior Marine Museum Association, 119:39
Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival, 36:35
Laliberte, Daniel A.
“A Dead Man’s Tale: A Pirate’s Pardon and a Customs Collector’s Collusion,” 173:20–23
“The Emerald, Opium, and Human Trafficking: A Smuggling Venture Disrupted,” 178:42–45
“False Economy, A: The Coast Guard’s Largest Single-handed Seizure During Prohibition,” 169:42–45
“A Grounded Flight: The Harrowing Rescue of an American Blockade Runner in the Dark Days of War,” 181:34–35
“Smuggler’s Blues: The Coast Guard Debut in the War on Drugs,” 167:28–31
“Tempers and Tempests: the First Coast Survey Succeeds!” 151:22–26
Lalla Rookh (iron barque), 101:16
Lamartine (granite schooner), 139:27, 140:45, 140:48
Lambert, Andrew
“British Strategy in the War of 1812—the Balance of Power in Europe and the Perils of a Peripheral War,” 145:14–18, 179:4
Lambert, Gerard Barnes, 136:18
Lambert, John, 87:14
Lambert McCarthy Gallery, 136:18–19
Lambrechts, Finn, 177:14
Lambros (freighter), 44:42
Lammert, Warren
“Charts that Tell a Story: Captain ‘Tiger’ Allen’s Nautical Charts,” 145:20–24
Lamorciere (barque), 14:57
Lamut (ex-Lake Elpueblo) (Russian freighter), 22:25
Lancaster (battleship), 85:45
Lancaster, SS, 176:55
Lancastria (Cunard liner), 95:13
Lancers (containerships), 114:10
lancha chilota, 35:32, 35:33, 35:34
Lancing (ex-Pereire) (four-masted full-rigged ship), 25:3, 124:30–33, 124:30–33
“Lancing, a Ship for the Record,” 124:30–33
Land, Emory S. “Jerry,” 64:6, 121:5, 144:27
Land, John, 88:9
Land, Mrs. E. S. “Betty,” 64:6
Land, Richard, 169:6
land ships, 103:35
Land Tortoise (gunboat), 89:41
Land Tortoise (radeau), 63:18, 63:19, 63:19, 84:57
Landfall (ex-LCT 7074; ex-NSC l [19]) (Landing Craft, Tank), 150:34–35
Lane, Bob, 137:40
Lane, Bruce, 34:36
Lane, Fitz Henry (artist), 150:28, 150:29
Lane, Fitz Hugh (artist), 15:55, 47:39, 76:28, 116:0
Lane, Harriet Rebecca, 163:16–17, 163:16–17, 163:19, 163:20
Lane, Jeff, 159:23
Lane, Julia, 181:6
Lane Victory, SS (Victory ship), 50:34–35, 51:36, 57:35, 60:17, 63:38, 65:37, 68:6, 69:20, 69:21, 72:10, 73:17, 113:35, 114:36, 120:5
Lang, Michael H., “An Upstart Maritime Museum is Launched in Camden, New Jersey,” 144:34–37
Langdon, John, 103:14
Langenberg William H.
“‘Pull-Together’: The Queenstown Naval Command of World War I,” 99:7–10
“An Ugly Duckling Turns Warrior,” 91:32–34
Langley, Harold D.
“Sailors in Distress: The Origins of the First Federal Healthcare Legislation,” 153:24–31
Langley, Jimmy (modelmaker), 51:19
Langley (light carrier), 178:32
Langley, USS (CV I; aircraft carrier; ex-USS Jupiter), 170:55, 177:6, 178:26–33, 178:26, 178:28–30, 178:32–33
“The Language of Command in Sail,” 4:44–47, 5:4, 7:5, 9:4
Lanikai (ex-USS Hermes) (schooner), 52:15, 52:15, 52:16
Lankford, Evan, 156:44
Lansdown (sidewheel steamer), 7:25
Lansdowne (Hudson River ferry), 8:23, 10:11
Lapenotière, John, 132:38, 163:34–35, 163:34
Lapworth, Bill, 47:8
Large Navigational Buoys (LNBs), 54:32, 63:23, 126:36
Lark (sloop), 153:33
Lark (trawler), 101:11
Larkan, John, 121:24
Larken, Meriel, 42:35
“The Ship on the Roof of the World: The Yavari Project,” 41:6–8
LaRock, Greg (artist), 175:26–27, 175:30
Larrabee, Richard, 103:5, 103:5
Larry Doheny (tanker), 114:3
Larsen, Carl Otto, 4:15–16
Larsen, Frederick, 95:38
Larsen, Johan, 144:30
Larsen, Leif Andreas, 84:16, 84:18, 84:20
Larson, Bill
“Under Sail in the Pacific Northwest,” 79:23–26
Larson, J. L. “Louis,” 47:25
Larson, Kate Clifford, 175:21
LaSalle Odyssey Planning Committee, 100:42
Lash, Winfield “Winnie,” 170:54
Lash Brothers Boatyard, 170:54
Lasher, Matthew, 172:48
Lasher O (fish tug), 83:2
Lasirena (ex-Allerton) (full-rigged ship), 3:33, 13:39
Last Change (tugboat), 9:14
“The Last Daughter of Davis Ridge,” 98:15–18
“Last Days of the Coriolanus,” 39:23–26
“The Last Dreadnought,” 31:7
“Last Drift Oral History Project,” 48:7–8
“Last of the Hussars,” 89:36–37
“Last of the Libertys,” 35:28
“The Last Passage,” 27:28
“The Last Voyage of the USS Saratoga, 1906,” 19:36–37
“Last(ing) Iron Ships—Iron vs. Steel in Shipbuilding,” 133:34–37
L’Astrolabe (Laperouse’s ship), 67:31
“Lateen Sail Through the Golden Gate,” 102:32–35
Latham, John, 132:13–14
Lathe, Carrie Horne, 35:7
Latrobe, Benjamin Henry, 141:18
“The Launch of Maine’s First Ship,” 180:44–45
“Launching the Maritime Education Initiative”
Part I, 62:7–9
Part II, 63:8–9
Laura Goulart (fishing schooner/ Gloucesterman), 6:3, 11:30, 12:38
Laura Janet (lifeboat), 52:11
Laurel (English ship), 174:34
Laurentic (White Star liner), 65:20
Laurin, Jean, 23
Lauwerzee (tugboat), 25:19
Lavalle, Frank, 70:7
L’Avenir (renamed Admiral Karpfanger) (four-masted barque), 18:63, 48:5, 70:12, 93:16, 93:16, 93:17
Lavish, Al, 51:19
Lavolta (now Arbella replica; coasting schooner), 8:17, 17:27
law of salvage, 134:29
Lawhill (four-masted barque), 8:6, 18:62, 32:15, 62:5, 93:17, 93:18
Lawlor, Dennison J., 49:14, 49:15
Lawrence, Cornelius, 168:15
Lawrence, Edward Toulmin, 171:29
Lawrence, Jacob (artist), 131:18–19, 169:36–37
Lawrence, James, 107:14, 114:26–30, 114:26, 129:19, 133:11, 136:11, 136:13, 136:14
Lawrence, Lewis H., 169:24–25, 169:24, 169:28
Lawrence, Mary, 160:21, 160:21
Lawrence, Matthew
“Diving into the Wreck of Vicar of Bray,” 162:30–35
“Lost and Found: The Search for the Portland,” 107:19–21
Lawrence (schooner; revenue cutter), 28:32, 32:32
Lawrence, USS (Perry’s flagship), 10:27, 43:25, 114:26, 128:8, 136:14, 138:31, 144:0, 144:15, 144:16, 144:17–19, 144:21, 145:55
Lawrence, USS (destroyer), 85:21
Laws of Oleron, 128:33
Lawson, John H., 176:29, 176:29
Lawson, 5:5
Lawton, Paul, 176:5
Layman, JHoseph, 35:22
Lazzaro, Vinny, 41:36
LCIs (Landing Craft, Infantry), 69:13, 69:13, 88:3, 166:31, 166:32, 167:25
LCMs (Landing Craft, Mechanized), 69:13, 92:17, 162:17
LCS 102 (renamed Nahka) (Landing Craft Support), 79:36, 79:36, 166:32
LCT 7074 (ex-NSC l [19]; now Landfall; Landing Craft, Tank), 150:34–35, 150:34–35
LCTs (Landing Craft, Tanks), 69:12, 69:12, 69:13, 69:15, 88:3, 166:31, 166:32
LCTs (Landing Craft Transport), 167:25
LCVPs (Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel), 69:13, 69:14, 166:32
Le Bon Pierre (now Bee; French privateer), 153:33, 153:34
Le Club 55, 180:23, 180:25–26, 180:25
le Corre, Yvon (artist), 51:38–39
Le Fort, 177:22
“‘Le Grand Voyage’: Treasures from the National Maritime Museum, Paris,” 100:22–26
Le Maire, Isaac, 82:7
Le Pegase (hospital ship), 139:12
Le Redoutable (French nuclear-powered submarine), 96:35, 96:35
Le Renard (privateer schooner), 60:38
Le Solide, 177:22
Le Tiger, HMS (trawler), 68:12
Le Triton, 177:22
Lea, Albert, 163:19
Lea, Edward, 163:19
Leach, John, 169:42
Leach, Whipple A., 51:5
Leader (D-6 container ship), 12:30
leadlines, 150:47
League Island (renamed Yankee; steamer), 11:8
Leahy, William, 161:21
Leahy, USS (destroyer), 100:18
Leander (Nelson’s ship-of-the-line), 79:19
Leanyfalu (ex-Ferenca Ferdinand Foherczeg; ex-Rigo; renamed Kossuth) (paddle steamer), 26:29
“Learning the Ropes,” 161:24–29
Leary (destroyer), 143:27
Leathers, Thomas P., 43:13
Leavitt, John F.
“The Charles W. Morgan Under Sail in Distant Seas,” 96:46–47
Leback, Warren G., 95:28, 95:29
“The American Flag at Sea: Are American Merchant Mariners Overpaid?” 79:6
Ledyard, John, 36:10, 86:8–9, 86:10
Lee, Barney M., 64:28
Lee, Cyrus, 31:57
Lee, E. Brooke, Jr., 11:26
Lee, Frederick, 139:13–14, 139:14
Lee, Joe Jr., 130:20–25, 130:20
Lee, John, 179:5
Lee, Kaiulani Sewall, 9:22, 11:26, 11:26, 91:25
Lee, Lance R., 10:3, 13:28–31, 27:37, 29:2, 51:4, 51:9
“Marsh Grass Roots!” 51:10–11
“‘The Perennial Struggle to Become What We Are Capable of Becoming,’” 28:6–7
Lee, Patrick, 179:29
Lee, Samuel P., 120:33
Lee, William Fitzhugh, 166:35
Lee (cutter), 53:30
Leeflang, Jan J., 35:27
Leelanau Historical Society Museum, 171:43
Lees, Christian, 156:53
Leeson, Thorpe, 181:48
Leeta May (schooner), 68:5
Legacy ships, 104:2–3
Legare (Coast Guard cutter), 9:30, 120:32, 155:6
legislation
Acts of Trade and Navigation, 176:21–22
American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, 142:49
Abandoned Shipwreck Act of 1987, 39:7, 41:4, 42:4, 46:44, 51:6–7, 52:8–9, 56:34–35, 68:14, 68:16, 69:4, 82:38, 153:18
Belated Thanks to the Merchant Mariners of World War II Act of 2005, 111:35, 113:4–5, 114:4
Chinese Exclusion Act, 178:43
Conservation and Reinvestment Act (CARA), 96:15
Customs Enforcement Act (1763), 176:21
Displaced Persons Act, 177:26
Endangered Maritime Resources (1994), 71:7
Fair Labor Standards Act, 160:30
Federal Act of 1874, 57:12–14
Federal Maritime Commission Authorization Act (HR 4009), 57:35
healthcare, 153:24–31
historical research, 163:54
LaFollette Seamen’s Act (1915), 160:29
Longitude Act of 1714 (Britain), 153:12
Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA), 160:31
Marine Debris Act, 156:40
Marine Mammal ProtectionAct, 156:47, 156:50
Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act (1972), 149:14
Marine Schools Act of 1874, 10:19
Maritime Administration (MARAD) Authorization Act, 128:49
Maritime Administration Authorization and Enhancement Act for 2017, 158:15
Maritime Heritage Bill (1994), 71:7
Maritime Reform and Security Act (1995), 76:36
Maritime Security and Competitiveness Act, 69:37, 84:8
Merchant Marine Act of 1920 (see Jones Act)
Merchant Ship Sales Act (1946), 177:28
Merchant Shipping Act (United Kingdom), 128:35
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), 155:24, 157:26, 158:13, 158:15
National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, 7:24
National Historic Preservation Act 68:14
National Maritime Heritage Act, 68:7, 70:8, 71:7, 74:39, 94:37, 96:15, 127:11, 145:48–49, 146:41, 148:32, 150:56, 158:13, 161:16–17
Naval armament Act of 1794, 142:37, 174:47, 176:4
Negro Seamen Act, 93:35
Omnibus Maritime Bill (1979), 16:23
Panama Canal Act (1912), 169:32
Passenger Vessel Act, 78:6–7
Peace Establishment Act, 103:16
Protection of Wrecks Act (Britain), 39:11, 58:36
Radio Act of 1912, 122:23
River and Harbor Act of 1915, 1917, and 1930, 7:24, 157:11
SAFE Port Act, 118:38
Seamen’s Act (1915), 121:13, 169:32
Special Places Protection Act (Canada), 52:9
STORIS Act, 150:56, 152:26, 155:24, 157:27, 161:17
Tariff Law (1883), 178:43
Townsend Acts, 107:8
Treasure Trove Act (Canada), 52:9
US Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2015, 158:15
See also Jones Act (Merchant Marine Act); National Maritime Heritage Act
l’Egypte Conquise (privateer), 122:25, 153:32, 153:35
Lehigh, USS (monitor), 156:21, 156:21
Lehigh Valley Railroad Barge #79, 103:36
Lehman, John F., 132:8, 132:8, 136:31, 136:31, 137:8, 137:8, 166: 11, 167:8, 167:8, 168:24, 168:26, 172:8, 176: 47
Leif Erikson (Leifur Eiriksson) (Viking square–rigged long ship), 5:17, 17:27
Leif Erikson (Leifur Eiriksson) (Viking long ship replica), 8:17, 17:28
Leigh, Brent
“Preindustrial Navigation at Expo’‘86,” 43:28–32
Leigh-Mallory, Trafford, 69:12
Leitz, Julie, 162:25
Leitz, Mick, 162:24, 162:25, 162:26, 162:27
Lejeune, John A., 165:43
Lembit (submarine), 169:4, 169:4
Lend-Lease program, 67:10, 69:9, 101:9
Lenfest, Harold F. “Gerry,” 149:12, 150:42, 150:42, 151:9, 163:14, 164:10, 164:11, 164:11, 165:25, 165:25
Lenfest, Marguerite, 163:14, 165:25
Lenfest Ocean Program, 165:25
Lenie Marie, 21:32
Lent, Amy, 172:4, 176:9, 178:12, 179:9
Lent, Kyle, 168:49
Leods, Samuel, 105:17
Leona (towboat), 43:18
Leonard, Bill, 102:17
Leonard, Eden
“Schooner Roseway: Sailing a New Course in the 21st Century,” 163:22–27
Leonard J. Cowley (Canadian Coast Guard offshore patrol vessel), 139:31
Leonard Wood, USS (transport ship), 166:30
Leopard, HMS (Royal Navy frigate), 85:40, 107:14, 110:29, 114:27, 116:12, 118:16, 153:36, 154:5
Leopoldville (Belgian liner), 34:38, 64:33
Lepic, Ludivoc-Napoléon (artist), 145:29
Lererett Saltonstall (schooner), 130:22
LeRoy, Robert (artist), 97:24
LeRoy (steamboat), 180:54
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, 180:0, 180:22–26, 180:22–26
Lesh, Carla
“How Sail Fueled the Industrial Revolution––Sailing Colliers and the Steamship Fleet,” 179:30–31
“Navigating Between Friend and Foe: Jacob Gibson in the War of 1812,” 143:10–13
L’Esperance, 177:21–22
Less Than Container Load (LCL) shipping, 170:6
“The Lessons of the Liberties,” 11:20–22
Lester, Graham Joseph, 136:27
“Let Go and Haul! Lessons to Take Home from the Brig Niagara,” 126:22–27
“Let Us Sail Together in 1992,” 55:9
Letitia Lykes (merchant ship), 16:33, 16:33
L’Etoile (topsail schooner), 3:8, 37:33
“Letter Written on 4 October 1589,” 48:25–26
letters of marque, 90:14–16
Lettie G. Howard (ex-Mystic C, ex-Caviare.) (Gloucester fishing schooner), 4:9, 4:9, 4:20, 5:15, 5:29, 5:33, 6:1, 6:2–3, 6:4, 6:5, 13:12, 13:12, 13:17, 17:47, 42:12, 49:4, 49:12, 49:19, 50:5, 50:35, 53:11, 57:17, 57:36, 60:17, 60:37, 62:34, 62:34, 65:38, 66:25, 68:30, 73:33, 81:11, 82:4, 89:35, 92:13, 145:9, 147:28, 154:53, 155:56, 156:46, 159:19, 159:19, 160:6, 165:24
“Lettie G. Howard and Her People,” 49:19
leudos (Ligurian boats), 39:34, 40:16–19
Leutze, Edmund (artist), 177:37
Levant (whaleship), 168:19
Levant, HMS (British warship), 141:15, 141:16, 148:44, 148:44, 150:17, 150:18, 169:41
Leverentz, Paul, 173:15
Leviathan, SS (ex-SS Vaterland) (United States Lines ocean liner), 7:22, 13:6, 20:29, 92:55, 98:33, 161:18, 161:18, 161:21, 161:22
Levick, Edwin (photographer), 70:28
Levin J. Marvel (ram schooner), 93:20, 95:3
Levy, Pam Rorke, 168:4, 168:10–11, 168:10, 169:8, 169:8, 169:9, 180:10, 181:8, 181:8
Lewey, Rebecca, 175:21
Lewin, Terence, 89:43
Lewis, Abaché, 168:49
Lewis, Amanda (artist), 154:28
Lewis, Archibald Ross, 54:36, 164:10, 164:10
Lewis, Bill, 36:8
Lewis, Cudjoe Kazoola, 168:49
Lewis, Ida, 44:36
Lewis Bonaventure (French ship), 103:26
Lewis H. Story (Chebacco boat), 159:19
Lewis R. French (topsail schooner), 25:45, 37:25, 93:22
Lewis R. Mackey (schooner), 37:25
Lewton, Theodore, 157:19
Lexcen, Ben (Robert Miller), 115:34
Lexington (fast steamer), 20:10, 20:10, 30:40
Lexington, USS (aircraft carrier), 12:29, 64:37, 73:17, 84:29, 106:36, 106:36, 148:29, 107:2–3, 163:54, 166:50, 178:28, 178:30–31
Leyland Brothers, 19:10, 26:11, 26:11–12
Leyte, USS (aircraft carrier), 118:38
Leyte Gulf, Battle of, 71:14–17, 72:4–5
LGBTQ+ issues, 175:45
Li, Ruo (artist), 175:27, 175:30
Liang, Calvin (artist), 175:30
Liba, Manny, 128:29
Liberdade (Joshua Slocum’s boat), 73:20, 73:21
Libertad (Argentine square-rigged training ship), 2:12, 4:11, 4:12, 4:13, 5:12, 5:12, 5:15, 5:20–21, 5:21, 6:29, 20:30, 22:34–35, 33:33, 38:30, 39:34, 40:11, 42:29, 52:23, 52:23, 52:36, 52:37, 55:34, 56:31, 63:36, 70:21, 136:8, 138:33
on postage stamps, 59:30
Libertalia (pirate haven), 127:18
Liberté (Bantry Bay gig), 40:11, 103:30
Liberté (launch), 51:9
Liberty (ex-Katharine) (ketch), 147:6, 179:7
Liberty (new four-masted barque), 53:42
Liberty (schooner, Revolutionary War-era), 53:29, 53:31, 70:38
Liberty (tugboat), 10:23
Liberty (yacht), 116:23, 118:5
Liberty, TS (training ship), 54:13
Liberty Bay (merchant marine ship), 169:0
Liberty Clipper (schooner), 92:14
Liberty Ship Preservation, 170:6
Liberty ships, 6:27, 11:20–22, 35:28, 39:6, 43:4–5, 46:16, 58:5, 69:0, 91:32, 99:40, 104:11, 120:5–6, 121:5, 129:36, 148:29, 149:5–6, 149:14, 158:28–32, 177:25, 177:27, 177:29
“Liberty Ships That Made History,” 104:11
Liberty Star, MV, 141:41–42, 141:41
Liberty Voyage program, 70:38
Liebaert, Judith
“The World’s Last Surviving Whaleback, SS Meteor,” 111:33
Liebchen (topsail schooner), 3:10
“Lieutenant Charles Hunter, USN, and the Blanche Affair,” 157:32–33
“Lieutenant Eliot Winslow, Kapitänleutnant Johann-Heinrich Fehler and the Surrender of the Nazis’ Top-Secret Submarine, U-234,” 142:16–22
Lieutenant Rene Guillon (ex-Heather; renamed Hai Chu) (motorship, former barquentine), 3:6
“Life Aboard the Viper,” 54:46–47
“The Life and Art of John Prentiss Benson,” 106:30
“Life at Sea Is the Teacher!” 87:8
“Life of a London Waterfront in 1600,” 103:26–28
“Life of the Schooner B. N. Hawkins,” 174:40–43
lifeboats, 156:8
Life-Saving Museum of Virginia, 51:41, 74:36
lift vessels, 159:29
Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), 179:53
Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program (LAMP), 153:18–19, 169:55
Lighthouse Preservation Society, 71:35, 74:41
Lighthouse Service, 39:15
Lighthouse Week (Maine), 98:41
lighthouses, 62:35–36, 63:24–26, 93:40, 124:44, 128:48, 147:11–12, 149:43, 149:46. See also US Lighthouse Service
preservation of, 71:35, 74:41, 76:38
on St George reef, 63:20–23
lighthouses by name
Alligator Reef Lighthouse, 39:16
American Shoals, 39:16
Battery Weed Light, 178:8
Blackistone Island, 98:41
Block Island, 119:39
Block Island Southeast, 60:39, 60:39
Boston Harbor, 143:48
Cabrillo, 146:24–25
Cape Ann, 142:49
Cape Cod, 62:36
Cape Elizabeth, 63:0
Cape Florida, 152:32–34, 152:33, 152:34
Cape Hatteras, 85:55, 88:39, 100:46
Cape Henlopen, 96:37
Carysfort light, 39:16
Coney Island, 178:8
Cove Point, 113:35
Dixon Hill Light, 20:33, 20:33
Edgartown Light, 174:11
Fowey Rocks, 39:16
Hooper Strait, 1:31, 14:10–11, 115:34, 115:34, 122:16
Horton’s Point, 8:28
Knoll, 1:33
Lake Huron Tawas Point, 103:37
Massachusetts Eastern Point, 74:41
Minot, 127:5
Monhegan, 77:38
Montauk, 138:18–19
Montauk Point, 68:35
Nantucket, 62:36
Navesink Twin Lights, 94:34–35, 178:8
Nobska, 161:52–53
Piedras Balcas, 62:36
Point Judith, 143:48
Ponce de Leon, 88:39
Ponce de Leon Inlet 83:44
Portland Head, 143:48
Portsmouth Harbor, 143:48
Roanoke Marshes, 96:37
Robbins Reef, 158:42–43, 178:8
Romer Shoal, 178:8
Sand Key, 39:16
Sandy Hook Light, 178:8
Shinnecock, 138:19
Smalls, 165:34–37
Sombrero Key, 39:15
South Haven, 68:36
St. George Reef, 63:20–23, 63:20–23
Tchefuncte River, 158:48
Thomas Point 150:9
Thomas Point Shoal, 88:39, 124:44
West Bank, 178:8
Wood Island, 157:44, 157:44, 159:5–6
Lightning (clipper ship), 13:20, 14:7, 88:12
Lightning (motorship), 15:42
Lightning #1 (racer), 9:15
Lightoller, Charles Herbert, 51:37, 55:12
Lightoller, Timothy, 55:12
Lightship museums, 126:15
Lightship Nantucket, Inc., 65:38
lightships, 9:15, 48:16, 54:30–32, 56:4–5, 61:39, 82:34, 126:13, 161:38–39
Ambrose lightship, 4:19, 5:29, 13:12, 13:12, 13:17, 54:32, 54:33, 154:53, 155:13, 156:46
Boston lightship, 54:32
Cape Lookout Shoals, 161:41
Chesapeake lightship, 5:28, 19:22, 73:36, 88:31
Columbia (WLV 604), 5:29, 20:40, 25:47, 101:34, 126:15, 180:50–51, 180:50
Delaware, 5:30
Deutsche Bucht, 29:30
Elbe No. 3, 2:31
Fire Island, 100:20
Five Fathom, 5:29
Fladen (ex-Olandsrev), 2:33
Florida, 39:16
in the Florida Keys, 39:16
Huron, 5:29
Nantucket, 5:29, 42:28, 56:44, 80:20. See also LV-112; LV-117; WLV-612; WLV-613
Nore, 26:28
Portland, 54:32
Portsmouth, 1:33
Relief (WLV 605), 2:31, 5:29, 5:30, 20:44, 20:47, 126:15
Sow and Pigs, 89:26
Lightship No. 50, 61:46
Lightship No. 69, 161:39
Lightship No. 71 (Diamond Shoals), 161:38–41, 161:38
Lightship No. 72, 161:39, 161:41
Lightship No. 83 “Relief,” 60:17
Lightship No. 84 (LV-509), 2:31, 59:35
Lightship No. 88, 20:40
Lightship No. 105 (Diamond Shoals), 161:41
Lightship No. 114 (LV-114), 74:41
Lightship No. 189 (Diamond Shoals), 69:37, 82:34, 161:41
Lightship No. 537 (LV 115), 61:39
Lilac (lighthouse tender), 144:8, 150:39, 172:41, 172:41
LV-83 “Swiftsure” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-84 (Saint John’s light vessel), 82:34
LV-87 “Ambrose” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-101 “Portsmouth” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-103 “Huron” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-107 (Winter Quarter lightship), 82:34
LV-112 (Nantucket Lightship), 4:35, 54:40, 65:38, 81:44, 82:34, 113:35, 124:44, 124:44, 126:12–15, 126:12–15, 127:5, 127:5, 129:43, 129:43, 138:42, 138:42, 173:40–41, 173:41, 174:5–6, 174:5
LV-114 / WAL 536 (lightship), 126:13
LV-115, 61:39
LV-116 “Chesapeake” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-117 (Nantucket lightship), 54:31, 54:31, 54:40, 81:44, 126:0
LV-118 “Overfalls” Lightship museum, 82:34, 126:15
LV-189 (Diamond Shoals lightship), 82:34
LV-509, 59:35
LV-605, 69:37
LV-612, 82:34
LV-613, 82:34
WLV-612 (Nantucket lightship), 126:12
WLV-613 (Nantucket II lightship), 54:32, 126:14, 161:41
lignum vitae, 119:17, 119:22, 121:6
“Lignum Vitae: The Bosun’s Favorite Wood,” 119:17
Ligonier (radeau), 84:57
Ligonier (two-masted ship), 63:18
Lila: An Inquiry into Morals (Pirsig), 173:12–13, 173:15, 173:17, 173:17
Lilac (buoy tender), 181:5
Lilac (lighthouse tender), 144:8, 150:39, 172:41, 172:41
Lilac Preservation Project, 176:49
Liljencrantz, Johan, 153:39, 153:39
Lilla Dan (topsail schooner), 3:8, 3:11
Lillebaelt (ex-Fano; ex-Astrea; renamed Prince Louis) (three-masted schooner), 3:9
Lillebjorn (brigantine), 28:30
Lillenes, Paul, 181:24, 181:25
Lillian (catboat), 42:14
Lillian Anne (excursion boat) 166:30
Lillian Nordica, SS (Liberty ship), 88:34
Lilliedahl, Gustavus A., 168:21
Lily (renamed Quickstep II), 14:63, 14:63, 60:8
Lily May (smack), 29:47
Lim, Bienvenido “Ben,” 95:8
Lime Branch (steamer; turret ship), 22:4
Limiting Factor, DSV, 175:50, 175:50
L’Impetueux (line-of-battle ship), 145:36
Linares, Laila, 169:15
Lincoln, Abraham, 166:34
blockade of Southern ports, 157:32
and John A. Dahlgren, 156:20, 156:23, 156:24
Lincoln, Leslie
“The Enduring Native Canoe,” 61:20–22
Lincoln Castle (Humber steamer ferry), 3:30, 3:30, 18:47, 20:34, 22:37, 27:37
Lind, John, 63:22
Lind, William S.
“Preserved in Amber: The 18th-Century Dockyard at Karlskrona, Sweden, 97:20–24
Linden (Åland Island vessel replica), 64:37
L’Indien (frigate), 100:10–11, 100:12
Lindö (ex-Yngve or Ingve; renamed Alexandria), (three-masted topsail schooner), 18:18–19, 21:2, 36:22, 36:37, 45:8–10, 45:8, 57:36, 63:38, 65:37, 69:37, 72:38, 79:36, 80:2, 80:36, 80:36, 143:7, 165:24
Lindy Lou (motor launch), 143:48
Linehan, Terry J., 35:32
“‘The Canoe is Our Garden’: A Report on the Project Sponsored by the National Society to Build and Sail a Traditional Tami Canoe,” 30:38–39
“The Tami Canoe Voyage,” 25:11
Ling, USS (SS-297, submarine), 5:29, 12:28, 77:36, 168:5, 168:5
Linnet, HMS (brig), 137:12, 148:21, 148:22, 148:23–24
L’Insurgente (French frigate), 122:26, 129:16, 129:17, 138:30, 142:37, 168:37, 168:37
Linton, Hercules, 28:29
Linton, Richard (artist), 48:30
Lionfish, USS (submarine), 5:29, 12:28, 73:17, 94:20
Lipfert, Nathan, 158:44
Lipke, Paul
“Manual for Small Craft Preservation,” 51:22
Lipton, Thomas, 98:24, 116:21–22
“Lisa Egeli: Life and Art at the Water’s Edge,” 170:38–42
Liscombe Bay, USS, 170:52
Liss, Arthur, 70:7
Liss, Norman, 63:35, 89:32, 171:10
Litchfield, Mark, 85:49–50
literacy, ocean, 154:30–33
“Literary Masterpieces in Wood,” 101:15–18
Little, Joseph C., 94:39
Little Jennie/Jenny (Chesapeake bugeye), 37:37, 40:11, 46:4, 50:17, 52:37, 53:42
Little Jennie Project, 37:37
Little Morrissey (schooner miniature model), 52:38, 52:38
Little Rock, USS (guided missile light cruiser), 12:29, 175:52, 179:48
littoral zone, poetry of, 138:40–41, 139:6
Littorio (Italian battleship), 56:13–14, 56:14
Liu Lin Hai (Chinese merchant ship), 16:33, 18:32
live oak, 119:17, 119:22, 121:6
Liverpool (ransatlantic packet ship), 154:39, 154:40
“The Lives of Liners,” 65:24–26
“The Living Act: Ship Restoration at Mystic Seaport,” 5:6–11
Living Classroom Foundation, 119:39, 172:53–54
Livingston, Edward, 153:28, 153:28, 153:29, 153:31
Livingston, Ken, 101:9
Livingston, Robert R., 163:30, 163:32
Livingstone (renamed African Queen), 139:45, 139:45, 141:6
Livonia (yacht), 89:26
Liyanage, Dai, 101:9
Lizzie May (renamed Kathleen & May) (three-masted topsail schooner), 3:6, 3:8, 3:30, 19:18, 26:28, 43:39, 60:47
Lizzie Porter (lifeboat), 18:46
Lloyd, Robert, 141:19
Lloyd, William B., 174:37
Lloyd’s Register, 179:50
Lloyd’s Register Foundation Heritage and Education Centre (HEC), 179:50
Loa (merchantman), 94:17
Load Line Convention, 128:35
Loback, Jim, 158:14–15
lobsters, 126:38–39, 134:38–39, 155:42–43
Loch Earn, 157:33
Loch Line, 44:3
Loch Lomond Steamship Company (LLSC), 169:54–55
Loch Nevis mail boat service, 33:33
Lochee (barque), 93:16
Locke, James “Flagg”
“The Lady Washington Carries a Cargo of History in The Pacific Northwest,” 86:14–15
locks and dams, 157:11–12
Locksun (German steamer), 52:16
Lockwood, Rufus Allen, 64:27
“The Lockwood is Relaunched,” 15:49
Lockwoods (emigrant ship), 7:36
Lockyer, Nicholas, 141:10–11
Locomotion Enterprises, 16:15
Lodebar (schoolship), 31:49, 31:50
Lodge, Elizabeth, 135:47
Log Chips, 27:28
Logan, Burt, 76:37
Logan, Dave, 129:25
Loggers, Otto
“Tall Ships Challenge Education Center and Programs,” 125:54
Loire, HMS (frigate), 6:35, 137:14, 137:15, 147:20, 147:21
Lois McClure (Lake Champlain canal schooner), 106:36, 107:34, 108:38, 111:22, 111:23, 111:23, 116:37, 116:37, 118:40, 118:40, 163:52
Lois McClure (canal schooner replica), 141:43, 150:53, 179:49, 179:49
Lomax, Alan, 47:26
Lomax, John, 47:26
Lombardi, Joseph W.
“Holding Out Hope for the Falls of Clyde,” 123:40
Lombardi, Vincent, 128:29
Lombaugh, E. Victoria, 9:20, 9:22
Lomellina (Genoese ship), 62:37
London, J. Phillip “Jack,” 135:8, 157:48, 158:10, 158:10, 159:8, 159:8
“Before ‘Old Ironsides’—the Origins of USS Constitution and Her First Captain, Samuel Nicholson,” 142:36–38, 179:4
London, Leonard, 63:8
London (British flagship cruiser), 62:15, 132:23, 132:25, 132:26
London custom house, 176:20, 176:20
London waterfront in 1600, 103:26–28
“A Lone, Slow Ship: The SS Parracombe Attempts a Mission to Malta,” 92:45–48
Lone Star (river towboat/tugboat), 25:18, 25:18, 36:16, 60:17
Long, “Huey,” 47:8
“The Long, Low, Black, Mystery Schooner,” 71:22
Long Beach, 30:9
Long Island Maritime Center, 50:17
Long Island Maritime Museum, 136:44
Long Island Nautical Heritage Foundation, 15:50
Long Island Sound, 50:4, 50:15–17, 50:22–23
“Long Island Sound: Introduction to a Storied Seaway,” 50:15–17
“Long Island Sound: Past to Present,” 50:22–23
Long Island Sound schooners, 50:0
Long Island Sound Study (LISS), 50:22
Long Island Sound Task Force, 50:23
Long Island University SEAmester Program, 110:36
“Long Live the Niantic!” 15:44
longboat replicas, 8:17, 15:16, 17:28, 18:46, 19:39, 43:32, 61:15, 73:32
longbows, 101:20–22
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 171:18
Longfellow (excursion steamer), 107:17
longitude, 66:18–21
Longitude Act of 1714, 153:12
Longitude Symposium, 66:27
Longley, John, 126:44
Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA), 160:31
Lonsdale (steel square-rigged ship), 2:8, 3:13, 13:39
Loodschooner 4 (renamed Yankee) (pilot schooner), 129:13
Loof, Max, 141:25, 141:26, 141:28
“A Look Astern and the Course Ahead: A Conversation with Sir Robin Knox-Johnston,” 125:10–12
“A Look at the Herreshoff Marine Museum,” 89:18
“Looking for Japan—in the Caribbean,” 59:12–14
Lookout (clipper), 16:49
Loongmoon (German steamer), 52:16
Loper (whaleship), 172:19
Loper, James, 172:17
Lopes, Alessandro, 163:14, 165:9, 165:25, 168:9, 168:9, 169:8, 169:9, 173:11, 173:11, 181:8
Lopes, Christian, 165:9
Lopes, James, 55:7
Lopes, Richardo R. “Rick,” 55:7, 55:7, 85:6, 99:5, 113:6, 129:8, 141:8, 144:49, 144:49, 161:10, 161:11, 163:11, 163:14, 163:14, 165:9, 165:9, 165:25, 166:11, 166:13, 167:9, 168:9, 168:9, 168:12, 168:13, 169:8, 169:8, 169:9, 170:13, 172:10, 173:11, 173:11, 180:9, 180:11, 180:11, 181:8
“The Quest for the Truth of the Ernestina/Morrissey,” 34:13
Lopez, Danny, 144:56
Lopez-Mena, Marita, 37:11
“The Hudson River Maritime Center,” 37:17–18
Lord, Walter, 101:36
Lord Clyde (steamer; renamed Ad-Vance; renamed Frolic), 176:14–18, 176:15–18
Lord Nelson (accessible sailing ship), 168:56, 168:56
Lord Nelson (British brig, War of 1812 era), 150:16
Lord Nelson (Canadian warship), 28:34
Lord Nelson (schooner), 141:15
Lord Nelson, STS (training barque), 25:43, 32:41, 45:39, 47:11, 55:34, 62:19, 70:23, 95:34, 100:32
Lord North Island, 1:34
Lord Roberts (wherry), 31:53
Lord Sandwich (ex-Earl of Pembroke; ex- La Liberté; ex-Endeavour) (Cook’s barque; Whitby collier), 11:13, 11:14, 50:14, 74:30–31, 76:2, 83:12, 83:12, 83:18, 85:39, 86:3, 89:41, 91:20, 102:16, 102:38, 111:32, 111:32, 144:42
“The Lordly Hudson: ‘But the Rhine has no Mary Powell!’” 37:9–11
Lore, Marie, 28:3
L’Orient (French flagship), 27:4, 27:44, 85:32, 85:63
Lorna Doone (renamed Harmony), 101:16
Lornty (ex-Atlas; renamed Conemaugh) (square-rigger remnant; oil barge), 2:7–8, 3:13, 26:10
Los Angeles, USS (heavy cruiser), 163:9
Los Angeles Maritime Institute (LAMI), 81:24–25, 84:53, 95:21, 168:56
TopSail Youth Program, 152:19
Los Angeles Maritime Museum (LAMM), 74:39, 165:43, 176:48, 176:50
Los Tres Reyes Magos (reproduction galleon), 17:26
“The Loss of the Brig Maria Assumpta,” 85:49–50
“Loss of the Pamir,” 46:8–9
“Lost and Found: The Search for the Portland,” 107:19–21
Lot Whitcomb (steamboat), 179:19, 179:19
Lott, Laura, 179:8
Lotte Carson (three-masted schooner), 21:27
Lotus (corvette), 64:4
Loualf (barge), 34:22–23
Loud, Richard K. (artist), 62:30, 149:27, 166:18, 170:14, 170:16, 172:35, 172:36, 174:14
Louis XIV (king of France), 82:9, 177:18, 177:22
Louis (French schooner), 153:34
Louis S. St. Laurent, CCG, 125:52, 125:52
Louisa, 127:6
Louisburg anniversary, 73:32
Louise (ex-Jennie S. Barker) (Downeaster), 72:22
Louise (now Pacifica) (schooner), 22:12
Louise B. Crary (coal schooner), 139:26
Louise Lykes, SS (merchant ship), 143:5
Louisiana (American ship), 141:12
Louisiana, USS, 71:26
“Louisiana Shrimp,” 156:42–43
“Louisiana’s Brown Pelican,” 155:44–45
Louverture, Toussaint, 174:55
Love, David, 167:8
Love, Karen H., 15:52
Love Song (sailboat), 178:48–50, 178:48
“The Lovely Coronet: A Miniature Exposition,” 97:30–32
Lovely Lady (Wianno Senior), 51:12
Low, A. A., 88:9
Low, Sandford Hart, 9:6–9, 10:14–17
“The Navigators: Filming the Story of the Polynesian Conquest of the Pacific Ocean,” 29:14–15
Lowe, Matt, 154:35–36
Lowell’s Boat Shop, 60:17, 65:36, 65:40, 77:41, 93:25, 159:22, 161:56, 175:8
Lowen, Robert J., 21:10, 31:55, 31:55, 55:7
Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC), 155:56
Lowey, Nita, 172:9
low-frequency active sonar (LFA), 156:47
“Lowlands” (sea song), 77:10–12
Loy, James M., 103:5, 166:10, 167:8, 167:8, 167:9, 167:9, 174:9
Loyal Convert (gundelo), 53:30
Loyalist class ships, 6:29
LSMs (Landing Ship, Medium), 162:17, 162:22, 166:32
Loyauté (Bantry Bay gig), 103:30, 103:31
LSM-45, USS (amphibious landing ship), 94:21
LSM-380, USS (renamed Salvage Chief), 162:22–27, 162:22, 162:23, 162:25, 162:26, 162:27
LST-66 (landing ship tank), 160:32–34, 160:32, 160:33, 160:34
LST-265, 166:29
LST-325 (renamed HS Syros) (landing ship tank), 94:21, 96:32, 96:32, 105:38, 161:55, 161:55
LST-393, USS (landing ship tank), 93:38
LSTs (Landing Ship Tank), 69:13, 73:35, 87:38, 88:3, 97:14, 166:31, 167:22, 177:25
Lt. Michael P. Murphy, M/V, 128:29
Luan (catboat), 171:34
Lubchenco, Jane, 141:40
Lubeck Swan (Swedish merchant ship), 58:35
Luc Blanca (tanker), 181:12
Lucania (Cunard steamship), 65:30, 95:12
Lucante, Vince, 128:29
Lucas, Carl, 128:29
Luce, Stephen B., 57:12–14, 170:34, 170:34, 170:35
Lucera (Spanish ship), 41:24
Lucerne (schooner), 106:6–9
Lucid, USS (minesweeper), 181:50
Lucinda Van Valkenburg (shipwreck), 179:15
Lucy Ann (whaleship), 168:19
Lucy Evelyn (Down East schooner), 9:29, 9:30
Ludlow, Augustus, 114:28, 114:29–30
Luetjens (German destroyer), 30:10
luggers, 51:16
Lukeman, Richard J., 4:43
Lum, Khalid, 72:39
Luna (brigantine), 21:29
Luna (tugboat), 60:38, 71:7, 71:36, 74:41, 96:15, 96:34–35, 96:35, 97:6
Luna Erreguereña, Pilar, 153:18
Luna Preservation Society, 74:41
Lunde, Birger, 80:38
Lundeberg, Gunnar, 75:36
Lundeberg, Harry, 18:36–38, 18:36
Lundgren, Charles J. (author/artist), 6:12, 10:34, 16:47, 34:9, 47:40, 48:38
“Art Has No Boundaries,” 25:35
“At the End of the Artist’s Rainbow,” 6:9–17, 6:21–22, 6:25
Lundstrom, Ernest, 130:29, 130:29
Lundy, Benjamin, 178:42, 178:45
Lundy’s Lane, Battle of, 137:11
Luray, Elise, 111:7
Lurline (renamed Chirikor) (steamer), 14:35, 14:37
Lusitania (Cunard steamship), 20:29, 55:33, 55:44, 65:31, 69:37, 72:36, 79:37, 95:12, 105:27, 144:48
Luther Little (four-masted schooner), 4:33, 4:33, 14:43, 19:4, 22:4
Luther T. Gerretson (schooner), 50:7
Lutine, 105:41
Lutjens (German destroyer), 176:50
Lützow (ex-Deutschland) (battleship), 30:8, 64:47, 159:11, 159:11, 159:14
Lützow-Holm, Finn, 177:14
LV-83 “Swiftsure” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-84 (Saint John’s light vessel), 82:34
LV-87 “Ambrose” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-101 “Portsmouth” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-103 “Huron” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-107 (Winter Quarter lightship), 82:34
LV-112 (Nantucket Lightship), 81:44, 82:34, 126:12–15, 127:5, 129:43, 129:43
LV-114 / WAL 536 (lightship), 126:13
LV-115, 61:39
LV-116 “Chesapeake” Lightship museum, 126:15
LV-117 (Nantucket lightship), 81:44
LV-118 “Overfalls” Lightship museum, 82:34, 126:15
LV-189 (Diamond Shoals lightship), 82:34
LV-509, 59:35
LV-605, 69:37
LV-612, 82:34
LV-613, 82:34
Lycaste Peace (LPG tanker), 156:50
Lyceum movement, 9:13
Lydia (sloop), 134:23–25
Lydia Eva (steam-powered herring drifter) (ex-Watchmoor), 3:31, 26:28, 177:46, 177:46
Lykens (steam tug), 77:32
Lykes Lines, 129:34
Lyman, Dave, 81:32
Lyman, John Rowan, 10:1, 12:13–15, 12:13–14, 27:28, 72:22
Sea Forum, 1:9
Lyman, Mitchell, 12:13–14, 27:28
Lyman M. Davis (schooner), 47:37
Lynch, Tim
“Globalization and the Golden Gate,” 117:22–25
Lynch, William, 156:32
Lynn Mining Company, 131:10
Lynton (four-masted barque), 93:17
Lynx (privateer/blockade runner/topsail schooner), 18:44, 98:36, 98:36, 136:14, 136:14, 137:5
Lynx (replica topsail schooner), 95:36, 128:15, 136:30, 137:5, 125:54, 163:28, 163:47, 172:7, 172:7
Lynx (tops’l schooner), 171:12, 171:12
Lynx Educational Foundation, 136:30, 137:8
Lyons, David A., 43:22–23
Lyric (Pacific troller), pilothouse, 19:41
Lysistrata (yacht), 89:27
model, 89:27
