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Last updated on:
Saturday, July 3, 2010 2:07 PM
(Pacific)
HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY KALAKALA!
May she have a great day and many more to come!
July 3rd, 1935 - July3rd, 2010
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Last Updated: 7/3/10
FINALLY, We have Hope!
Yes, we have finally found why we had to go beyond the City of Seattle and State of Washington to find true hope that can ultimately help to preserve the Kalakala and the Black Ball Line fleet and her flag after over 43 years of failing within the community where she truly belongs in the future. Our walk of Hope starts within successful stories from the Northeast Atlantic cities and states. They have created policy to commit to historic maritime preservation and design their historic waterfronts to become a critical part of their future community developments. Such cities and states have also had their own struggles to survive their missions of preservation, but they have proven to continue working hard on saving their nationally significant historic vessels, their seaports, and embrace and enhance them to be inclusive of their community world class visions, as assets, not as only scrap or salvage values, but of values beyond measure.
Read the full story HERE.
Her full story & Truth of her Life, Times, Memories, and national Significances
"1935 MV KALAKALA & BLACK BALL LINE”
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CFlying Bird (Part 1)
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Flying Bird (Part 2)
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Historic Kalakala
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Galloping Gertie
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Alaska Film Archives
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MV Kalakala
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Steel Electric Class
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