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Check out the Captain's Log
to find out what the Captain and crew are
up to.
Teacher Aboard Logs
During Fall 1999, teachers from Maryland's Blue Ribbon schools
traveled aboard Pride of Baltimore II every week during her tour of
Chesapeake Bay. They reported on their adventures aboard the ship as
well as the interesting and historic places they visited in the Bay.
Check out their first hand stories and pictures in these logs.
- September 1
Teacher: Jerome Bird, Pride of Baltimore Inc.
Place: Baltimore
Topics: Recap of Pride II's tour of the Great Lakes; a photo quiz.
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September 17
Teacher: Jerome Bird, Pride of Baltimore Inc.
From: New London, CT To: Philadelphia, PA
Topics: Hurricane Floyd; sailing in the Atlantic; New London, CT;
Mystic Seaport, the Museum of America and the Sea; building a new
Amistad; dashing into Philadelphia before the hurricane
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September 27
Teacher: Sandy Barrows, Kenilworth Elementary School, Bowie,
Prince George's County
From: Philadelphia, PA To: Annapolis, MD
Topics: Walking tour of Historic Philadelphia; Ben Franklin; colonial
Philadelphia; Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
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October 4
Teacher: Fran Rallo, Timonium Elementary School, Timonium,
Baltimore County
From: Annapolis, MD To: Baltimore, MD
Topics: Rules of the ship; historic Annapolis - State House, St.
John's College, Naval Academy, Carroll House, Banneker/Douglas Museum;
sailing; Baltimore - Pride II's home port; Civil War Museum; Port
Discovery Children's Museum; USS Constellation.
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October 11
Teacher: Carol Corwell-Martin, Salem Ave. Elementary School,
Hagerstown, Washington County
Location: Baltimore, MD
Topics: Fells Point Fun Festival; ship maintenance - paying the deck;
walking tour of historic Fells Point with a preservationist; a visit
to the Columbus Center for Maritime Biotechnology.
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October 18
Teacher: Mary Kay Hirsh, Brooke Grove Elementary School, Olney,
Montgomery County
From: Baltimore, MD To: Norfolk, VA
Topics: Tour of Pride II; history of schooners in Chesapeake Bay;
the 10th Annual Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race - watch by watch account.
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October 25
Teacher: Jamie Pepper, Banneker-Loveville Elementary School,
Loveville, St. Mary's County
From: Norfolk, VA To: St. Mary's City, MD
Topics: Getting your sea legs; School Tours of Pride II; walking tour
of Historic St. Mary's City; the Dove; an Indian lodge; Farthing's
Ordinary; original State House; Brick Chapel; lead coffins; Godiah
Spray's plantation.
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November 1
Teacher: Ann Strine, Ashburton Elementary School, Bethesda, Montgomery
County
From: Solomons Island, MD To: Alexandria, VA
Topics: Walking tour of Solomons Island; Calvert Marine Museum;
Gov. Thomas Johnson Bridge; a visit to Star of the Sea School; river
traffic on the Potomac; sleeping in the shadow of Mt. Vernon;
lighthouses on the Potomac; stopping traffic on the Woodrow Wilson
Bridge.
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November 8
Teacher: Amy Swan, Oak Hill Elementary School, Severna Park, Anne
Arundel County
From: Alexandria, VA To: Baltimore, MD
Topics: On watch in the Potomac; Halloween aboard Pride II; War of
1812 in Havre de Grace, Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore; Ft.
McHenry and the Star Spangled Banner.
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- November 15
Teacher: Carol Lady, West Annapolis Elementary School, Annapolis, Anne
Arundel County
From: Havre de Grace, MD To: Oxford, MD
Topics: Susquehannocks - Native Americans; early history of Havre de
Grace; War of 1812 in Havre de Grace; traffic in the upper Bay;
sailing the Bay; historic Oxford.
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November 22
Teacher: Sharon Synowiec, Templeton Elementary School, Riverdale,
Prince George's County
From: St. Michaels, MD To: Chestertown, MD
Topics: Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum; historic St. Michaels, the
"town that fooled the British"; welcoming the Mayor of Kawasaki,
Japan; Jeremiah Jenkins visits Pride II.
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November 29
Teacher: Jeff Webb, Vienna Elementary School, Vienna, Dorchester
County
From: Chestertown, MD To: Baltimore, MD
Topics: Landmarks - natural and man-made; Chestertown Tea Party; houses
on the Chester River; Washington College; Sultana project - a schooner
for Chestertown; farewell to the crew of Pride of Baltimore II.
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