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English: El Heirie was designed by brothers Clinton Crane (hull) and Henry M. Crane (engine). They sailed it in the Seawanhaka Challenge Cup in July 1896, with Clinton serving as captain.
Photo published by the Detroit Publishing Co. July 13, 1896.Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2016813236/>. |
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| Author | John S. Johnston, photographer, Detroit Publishing Co., publisher |
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