Following up on the previous story, here are some wonderful archival images of the three-masted lumber schooner Wawona. All images courtesy of Northwest Seaport.
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Now there are only two American veterans of the Pacific Coast Lumber Trade left: the schooner C.A. Thayer and the deepwater steam tug Hercules, both in San Francisco.