Pearling Lugger "Penguin"

Pearling Lugger "Penguin" (StreetView)
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By adrbr @ 2011-08-14 16:27:31
Penguin is a Torres Strait pearling lugger, built in 1907 on Thursday Island. Originally named Mercia, she was registered as a wooden ketch of 15 tons gross, 46.5ft (14.17m) in length and no engine. Owners were Hodels Limited of Thursday Island and she was used for pearl shell fishing.
Links: maritimemuseum.com.au
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