Voyages: Shipboard life
Shipboard life
documents:
Letters 
Cable
Ault's voyages:
Antarctica
Canada
Easter Island
Galilee
Last cruise
Shipboard Life
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many ports it visited.
American author Mark Twain was among the visitors to come aboard in Bermuda in April 1910 (see his signature highlighted above). Twain was in Bermuda for his health. (It didn't work. He died soon afterward.)
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Exhibit was mounted on 07/19/2004.
All rights reserved.
Exhibit was mounted on 07/19/2004.