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American Neptune was a quarterly journal, published since 1941, providing historical and pictorial data | *American Neptune was a quarterly journal, published since 1941, providing historical and pictorial data on the maritime profession. | ||
on the maritime profession. First issued in 1941, it had been published by the Peabody Museum since 1966. | *First issued in 1941, it had been published by the Peabody Museum since 1966. | ||
The journal focuses on American maritime history, but does include international material as well. | |||
[[Dodge, Ernest Stanley|Ernest Dodge]], director of the Peabody Museum was its editor for many years. | *The journal focuses on American maritime history, but does include international material as well. | ||
*[[Dodge, Ernest Stanley|Ernest Dodge]], director of the Peabody Museum was its editor for many years. | |||
*The American Neptune ceased publication in 2002. | |||
[[Category:Browse Index]] | [[Category:Browse Index]] | ||
==See Also== | |||
American Neptune issues in the Salem Collection. | |||
[http://catalog.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2061630?locg=63 American Neptune] 1941- | |||
Latest revision as of 11:59, 2 May 2019
- American Neptune was a quarterly journal, published since 1941, providing historical and pictorial data on the maritime profession.
- First issued in 1941, it had been published by the Peabody Museum since 1966.
- The journal focuses on American maritime history, but does include international material as well.
- Ernest Dodge, director of the Peabody Museum was its editor for many years.
- The American Neptune ceased publication in 2002.
See Also
American Neptune issues in the Salem Collection.
American Neptune 1941-
