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Venus

Seems to have made port under her own power, and I can’t find anything suggesting she was immediately broken up afterwards. does this count as a wreck? Boats removed from the fisheries are reported as losses in some BoF publications, even if they were downgraded to barges, rebuilt, &cet, if memory serves.

BTW, the date of damage shows as 15 Feb. in the BoF’s 1927 report on the Alaska fisheries and sealing on page 138. Qwirkle (talk) 22:51, 14 September 2018 (UTC)