Climbing the halyards
Subtitle: the 1948 voyage of the schooner Bowdoin
By: Jeffrey C. Ives.
Publisher: Ives
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Ithaca NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
Subjects: Ives, Clifford A; MacMillan, Donald Baxter, -- 1874-; Bowdoin (Ship); Inuit -- Pictorial works; Sailors -- United States -- 20th century -- Biography; Sailors -- United States -- Pictorial works; Arctic regions -- Pictorial works; Canada, Northern -- Pictorial works
Genres: Pictorial works
Other titles: 1948 voyage of the schooner Bowdoin
Description: Written by the son of crew member Clifford A. Ives, using the logbooks and photographs by his father and other participants, an account of the 17th Arctic voyage of the Bowdoin, combining exploration, research, and adventure for the crew which included eleven young men, Donald B. MacMillan, "Captain Mac", who had the ship built for exploration, his wife, and other experienced crewmen.  Describes, with facsimilies of documents and many color or black and white photographs, the ship's travels along the Canadian coast, visiting Inuit villages along the way, to the edge of the ice pack, then to Greenland and back,   Summarizes the lives of the crew members to the present.  The ship itself is still in use, currently at the Maine Maritime Academy.
Notes: History of the Bowdoin and its voyages  available from the Maine Maritime Academy website http://bell.mma.edu/~bowdoin/

Author is a faculty member at Ithaca College.

Gift of Jeffrey C. Ives.