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May 12, 1936
The Key West Citizen
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
What is this article about?
Recent arrivals of luxury yachts at Key West Yacht Basin include Motor Yacht Pegasus from New York, Cabin Cruiser Alam from Palm Beach for fishing, Diesel cruiser Xanadu owned by Charles H. Morse Jr. for renovation, and Cabin Cruiser Happy Hours from Miami on a fishing trip.
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LOCAL YACHT BASIN IN
SUBMARINE BASE
Though the regular yachting season is closed, there are still a number of these vessels coming into port and berthing at the Key West Yacht Basin in the submarine base.
During the past few days the following have come in:
Motor Yacht Pegasus, owned by Clifford Hemphill, Jr., of New York. Captain Wheeler, arrived last evening and after a short stay, departed. The Pegasus is 118 feet in length, and has been here several times this year.
Cabin Cruiser Alam, 30 footer, home port Palm Beach, arrived Sunday. The vessel is owned by J. L. Kingsland, and is out with the owner and party, fishing.
Xanadu: Diesel cruiser, and one of the best appointed yachts to arrive this season, is being painted and renovated and is expected to leave tomorrow for Tortugas. The yacht is owned by Charles H. Morse, Jr., of the Fairbanks-Morse company. Mr. Morse has a party of friends on board.
Cabin Cruiser Happy Hours, from Miami, with owner, W. S. Lindsay and party on board, will return within a short time from a fishing excursion.
SUBMARINE BASE
Though the regular yachting season is closed, there are still a number of these vessels coming into port and berthing at the Key West Yacht Basin in the submarine base.
During the past few days the following have come in:
Motor Yacht Pegasus, owned by Clifford Hemphill, Jr., of New York. Captain Wheeler, arrived last evening and after a short stay, departed. The Pegasus is 118 feet in length, and has been here several times this year.
Cabin Cruiser Alam, 30 footer, home port Palm Beach, arrived Sunday. The vessel is owned by J. L. Kingsland, and is out with the owner and party, fishing.
Xanadu: Diesel cruiser, and one of the best appointed yachts to arrive this season, is being painted and renovated and is expected to leave tomorrow for Tortugas. The yacht is owned by Charles H. Morse, Jr., of the Fairbanks-Morse company. Mr. Morse has a party of friends on board.
Cabin Cruiser Happy Hours, from Miami, with owner, W. S. Lindsay and party on board, will return within a short time from a fishing excursion.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Journey
What themes does it cover?
Exploration
What keywords are associated?
Yacht Arrivals
Key West
Fishing Trips
Luxury Vessels
Submarine Base
What entities or persons were involved?
Clifford Hemphill, Jr.
Captain Wheeler
J. L. Kingsland
Charles H. Morse, Jr.
W. S. Lindsay
Where did it happen?
Key West Yacht Basin In The Submarine Base
Story Details
Key Persons
Clifford Hemphill, Jr.
Captain Wheeler
J. L. Kingsland
Charles H. Morse, Jr.
W. S. Lindsay
Location
Key West Yacht Basin In The Submarine Base
Event Date
Past Few Days
Story Details
Several yachts arrived recently: Pegasus (118 ft, New York owner) stayed briefly; Alam (30 ft, Palm Beach) for fishing; Xanadu (diesel cruiser, Fairbanks-Morse owner) for renovation before Tortugas; Happy Hours (Miami) on fishing excursion.