Vessel Profile

Lyman Stewart (I)

Lyman Stewart (I)
Photo: Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society (1467)

Story

This tanker was built in 1914 by Union Iron Works Co. in San Francisco, CA.

Historical Notes

On October 8, 1922 the Lyman Stewart was in a collision with the Walter A. Luckenbach and ran ashore near the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco CA USA.

Owners & Masters

In 1914-1920 she was owned by the Union OIl Co. of California, San Francisco CA USA.

Name Significance

Named for Lyman Stewart, the president of the Union Oil Co.

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