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shipbuilding united states

The American-Built Clipper Ship, 1850-1856

By William L. Crothers

History of New York ship yards

By Morrison, John H.

The Yard

By Michael S. Sanders

Southern Forest

By Laurence C. Walker

The conversion of shipbuilding from military to civilian markets

By Daniel M. Mack-Forlist

America's Maritime Legacy

By Robert A. Kilmarx

The southern forest

By Laurence C. Walker

United States shipping policy

By Wytze Gorter

Donald McKay and His Famous Sailing Ships

By Richard C. McKay

World War II Shipbuilding in Duluth and Superior

By Gerald Sandvick

The Lumber Boom of Coastal South Carolina

By Robert McAlister

Stories from the Maine coast

By Harry Gratwick

Hall Brothers shipbuilders

By Gary M. White

The colonial schooner, 1763-1775

By Harold M. Hahn

Marinship

By Eric J. Torney

Victory ships and tankers

By L. A. Sawyer

The shipcarvers' art

By Ralph Sessions

A shipyard in Maine

By Ralph Linwood Snow,Captain Douglas K. Lee

Capt. Nat Herreshoff

By L. Francis Herreshoff

Chesapeake sailing craft

By Robert H. Burgess

Whaleback Ships and the American Steel Barge Company

By C. Roger Pellett

America's Maritime Legacy : a History of the U. S. Merchant Marine and Shipbuilding Industry since Colonial Times

By Robert A. Kilmarx,Lawrence C. Allin,Κ. Jack Bauer,John H. Kemble,Lane C. Kendall

Joseph Brown and His Civil War Ironclads

By Smith, Myron J., Jr.

James Madison Hood

By George C. Kingston