thePollyWoodside
The Polly Woodside was built as a trade ship in 1885 by Workman Clark &amp; Co. She travelled the world carrying grain and coal amongst other things, even serving in WWII as a dumb lighter. She was saved in the end by Karl Kortum of the San Francisco Maritime Museum, when he wrote to Dr. Graeme Robertson of the National Trust in 1962.

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