Peking

PEKING returning to Hamburg

Credit: hamburg-news; 18th July 2017

The “Dockschiff Combi Dock III“ is bringing the run-down PEKING across the Atlantic from New York to the Elbehafen-Brunsbüttel in Hamburg where it is expected on July 31, 2017. The barque will then be towed to Peters-Werft in Wewelsfleth for extensive refurbishment.

Built in 1911 by Blohm+Voss for the Hamburg-based F. Laeisz ship company, the PEKING took to the high seas on nitrate voyages between Europe and Chile. The PEKING rounded Cape Horn twice on each journey and there is evidence of 34 sailings. 

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https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/schleswig-holstein/Peking-meistert-Nadeloehr-auf-dem-Weg-zur-Werft,peking1280.html

The New York Times – 14 Novbember 2015
Steely Veteran of the Sea to Make a Voyage Home

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Saying Goodbye to Peking —
Windjammer Leaves South Street for the Last Time

CREDIT:   Rick Spilman  September 7, 2016 // oldsaltblog.com

This morning, the 1911 built, steel, four masted barque, Peking, left South Street Seaport, its home for more than 40 years, for the last time. For those of us who have known the ship for almost as long, it was both a sad and joyous day. The South Street Seaport Museum lacked the resources and even the berth space to support the Peking. The museum worked very 49hard to find a good home for the historic ship and they succeeded. Sometime next Spring, the grand old ship will be carried on a heavy lift ship back to Hamburg, Germany, its original home port and the city where it was built 105 years ago.  In the mean time, Peking has been moved to Caddell Dry Dock in Staten Island to be made ready for the voyage home.  Peking will be restored in Germany and serve as the centerpiece of a new Hamburg harbor museum for which the German government has allocated 120 million euros. A reported 30 million euros have been allocated to transport and restore the Peking.

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Arrival at the ship yard PETERS for an overhaul
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