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American steam, the Cities of Bellingham & Fairhaven, Washington State, maritime history.
Pen and ink, watercolor painting by artist James Williamson.

Artist James Williamson, ASMA
Signature Member of the American Society of Marine Artists

Steamboats and steam locomotives.
Excerpts from The Fairhaven Directory dated 1890 - 91.
The word Fairhaven means not only a beautiful, landlocked harbor, but it is synonymous with the word success. An old and trite saying, nothing succeeds like success, is again verified in the marvelous growth of this wonderful city. Bellingham Bay, known to the mariner as the finest sheet of water on the whole coast, and to the native as a home where comfort and luxury were to be had by the taking, furnishes the harbor and dockyard site for the city of Fairhaven. Miles of wharves have already been constructed, nine immense sawmills, one exclusive shingle mill, all employing hundreds of men, and cutting a million board feet of lumber p...

All images Copyright James R. Williamson Greetings all art lovers around the world. James R. Williamson, ASMA THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MARINE ARTISTS The Fellowship of the American society of Marine Artists have elected artist James R. Williamson as a Signature Member. The Fellows of the American Society of Marine Artist review portfolios and invite successful applicants to join a select group of artists with signature status. Those artists elected by the Fellows are entitled to use “ASMA” after their name on artwork and in publications. The jurors look for a cohesive portfolio that best represents the artist’s work including maritime art, marine life, coastline, marshes, wetlands, waterways, rivers, lakes, animals and flora....