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Henry Bacon


Non-self-propelled Cutterhead Dredge:
  • Built in 1930-31, at Ellicott Machine Corp., Baltimore, MD.
  • Launched in 1931
  • Delivered in 1931 and placed in commission by the US Army Corps of Engineers, as Henry Bacon
  • Sank at her moorings, 29 December 1975 at Hutchinson Island, Savannah, GA., raised in 1976
  • Final Disposition, fate unknown
    Specifications:
    Displacement 1,340 t. light
    Length 162'
    Beam 40'
    Draft 9'6"
    Cutterhead Size 24"
    Speed unknown
    Range unknown
    Complement 80
    Fuel Capacity unknown
    Main Pumping Engine 2,000 hp
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    Henry Bacon
    30261201
    228k Henry Bacon dredging in the harbor at Savannah, GA., 20 April 1955.
    US Army Corps of Engineers photo
    Tommy Trampp
    Henry Bacon
    30261202
    231k Henry Bacon dredging, date and location unknown.
    US Army Corps of Engineers photo
    Tommy Trampp
    Henry Bacon
    30261207
    230k Henry Bacon dredging, date and location unknown.
    US Army Corps of Engineers photo
    Tommy Trampp
    Henry Bacon
    30261203
    250k Henry Bacon dredging, date and location unknown.
    US Army Corps of Engineers photo
    Tommy Trampp
    Henry Bacon
    30261204
    118k Henry Bacon cutterhead exposed, date and location unknown.
    US Army Corps of Engineers photos
    Tommy Trampp
    Henry Bacon
    30261205
    252k
    Henry Bacon
    30261206
    162k Henry Bacon dredging, date and location unknown.
    US Army Corps of Engineers photo
    Tommy Trampp

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