Vessel Profile

Constantine (IV)

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Story

Historical Notes

Kashevaroff, Andrew P. n.d. “Andrew P. Kashevaroff Papers, ca. 1901-1935, MS 149. Alaska State Library - Old Records, Newspapers, and Government Files. and the Story They Reveal. In library.alaska.gov ↗ "Shortly after the transfer American merchants began sending up ships to Alaska. All the ships that were under the Russian flag were registered in the American customs house. There were the steamer Constantine, Brig Shelikoff, Ceasarevich, Menshikoff, steamer Politkofshy, steamer Alexander and a number of other crafts. William George first came to Sitka on the steamer Constantine on March 23, 1869. Captain George was the veteran pilot of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. and made trips between Alaska and the Pacific coast for a great many years…."

Owners & Masters

In 1884 she was owned by San Francisco CA USA interests.

References

  • Merchant Vessels of the United States (1884)
  • Email (Larry Talley - Nauticapedia 04/03/2024)
  • library.alaska.gov ↗ (website viewed 05/03/2024)
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