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245 00 a| Departure of Peary [and the] "Roosevelt" from New York /c| American Mutoscope and Biograph Company.;

246 1 i| Copyright title:a| Departure of Peary [and] Roosevelt from New York;

246 3 a| Departure of Peary;

260 a| United States :b| American Mutoscope and Biograph Company,c| 1905.;

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490 0 a| New York at the turn of the century;

490 0 a| American history in video;

500 a| Copyright: American Mutoscope & Biograph Co.; 28July1905; H63906.;

500 a| Original duration: 4:14 at 15 fps.;

500 a| Previously published as DVD.;

520 a| The camera pans to show the schooner "Roosevelt" docked at a covered pier on the Hudson River on Manhattan's west side. Then, from a camera position on board, men in straw hats and fashionably dressed ladies are seen boarding the ship. Next, the famous polar explorer Robert Peary appears on the gangway in a dark jacket, mustache and straw hat. He tips his hat, consults his watch, then, just before the film ends, motions to order the departure. On this expedition he achieved the "farthest north" record, but failed to reach the North Pole. Completed only four months prior to this film, the "Roosevelt" was specially designed to withstand Arctic ice. She was 184 feet long, 35 and a half feet wide, with a hull over two and a half feet thick. Fully loaded the ship weighed 1,500 tons while drawing only 16.2 feet. In addition to sail power, the ship was driven by a 1000 horsepower steam engine, which could produce short bursts of even greater power to get the ship through thick ice. The "Roosevelt" served Peary on this expedition as well as the following one in 1908-1909. Sold numerous times to a variety of commercial concerns, the "Roosevelt" was abandoned to the elements on a mud flat in Cristobal, Panama in 1937, where she eventually rotted away.;

600 10 a| Peary, Robert E.q| (Robert Edwin),d| 1856-1920.=| ^A45069;

610 20 a| Roosevelt (Schooner)?| UNAUTHORIZED;

650 0 a| Docksz| New York (State)z| New York.=| ^A1001095;

650 0 a| Explorersz| United States.=| ^A441263;

650 0 a| Harborsz| New York (State)z| New York.=| ^A423917;

650 0 a| Sailing ships.=| ^A16766;

650 0 a| Schooners.=| ^A172784;

700 1 a| Bitzer, G. W.,d| 1872-1944e| camera operator.=| ^A51525;

700 1 a| Peary, Robert E.q| (Robert Edwin),d| 1856-1920.=| ^A45069;

710 2 a| American Mutoscope and Biograph Company.=| ^A1099357;

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Departure of Peary [and the] "Roosevelt" from New York / American Mutoscope and Biograph Company.

Other author	Bitzer, G. W., 1872-1944 camera operator.
Other author	Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin), 1856-1920.
Other author	American Mutoscope and Biograph Company.
Format	Video (Streaming)
Publication Info	United States : American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, 1905.
Description	1 online resource (4 min.).
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?AHIV;782506
Subjects	Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin), 1856-1920. Roosevelt (Schooner) Docks--New York (State). --New York. Explorers--United States. Harbors--New York (State). --New York. Sailing ships. Schooners.

Variant title	Copyright title: Departure of Peary [and] Roosevelt from New York
Variant title	Departure of Peary
Series	New York at the turn of the century American history in video
Abstract	The camera pans to show the schooner "Roosevelt" docked at a covered pier on the Hudson River on Manhattan's west side. Then, from a camera position on board, men in straw hats and fashionably dressed ladies are seen boarding the ship. Next, the famous polar explorer Robert Peary appears on the gangway in a dark jacket, mustache and straw hat. He tips his hat, consults his watch, then, just before the film ends, motions to order the departure. On this expedition he achieved the "farthest north" record, but failed to reach the North Pole. Completed only four months prior to this film, the "Roosevelt" was specially designed to withstand Arctic ice. She was 184 feet long, 35 and a half feet wide, with a hull over two and a half feet thick. Fully loaded the ship weighed 1,500 tons while drawing only 16.2 feet. In addition to sail power, the ship was driven by a 1000 horsepower steam engine, which could produce short bursts of even greater power to get the ship through thick ice. The "Roosevelt" served Peary on this expedition as well as the following one in 1908-1909. Sold numerous times to a variety of commercial concerns, the "Roosevelt" was abandoned to the elements on a mud flat in Cristobal, Panama in 1937, where she eventually rotted away.
General note	Copyright: American Mutoscope & Biograph Co.; 28July1905; H63906.
General note	Original duration: 4:14 at 15 fps.
General note	Previously published as DVD.

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