Box 1
Container
Contains 16 Results:
Exhibit "A" Bill of extras involved in building LANEPEE, 1864
File — Box: 1, Folder: 1
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1864
Exhibit "B" Statement of costs for construction, 1865
File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1865
Exhibit "C" Statement of costs and bills of extras, 1862
File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1862
Exhibit "D" Cost data and statements, 1867
File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1867
Exhibit "F" Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1866
File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1866
Exhibit "G" Letter of the Secretary of the Navy, 1867
File — Box: 1, Folder: 6
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1867
Exhibit "H" Specification for building hull, 1864
File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1864
Exhibit "I" Statement, 1866
File — Box: 1, Folder: 8
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1866
Exhibit "J" Contract, 1862
File — Box: 1, Folder: 9
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1862
Exhibit "K" Addenda to building contract, 1863
File — Box: 1, Folder: 10
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Edward Lupton contracted with the U.S. Navy to build a wooden paddle-wheel gunboat known as a double ender, subsequently named the LENAPEE, in September 1862 for a sum of $75,000.00. The contract provided that the hull should be launched within 126 days (January 13, 1863) from the date of the contract and that the vessel should be completed 50 days after delivery of the hull to the engine builders. The LENAPEE was launched June 7, 1863, a delay of 145 days, and she was completed December 5,...
Dates:
1863