COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)

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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 18, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: November 10, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
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SHIPSMITH SHOP .......... ...... D6
42 PLYMOUIFI CORDAGE COMPANY
ROPEWALK ............................ E7
43 PU05LEY CLOCK SHOP .............. Cl
44 PYNCHON JUNIOR MUSEUM C5
45 REST ROOMS ................... C 3,C.6, D6
46 SCHAEFER'5 $POUTEK TAVERN .... C5
47 SEAMEN'S INNE ..................... CI
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48 SEAPORT 110111HO U 5 E
49 SEAPORT PLANETARIUM.,. ........ C4
50 SEAPORT STORE ....................... 88
51 SHIP CARVER'S SHOP ................ C5
52 SHIPWRIGHT'S SHOT' ............. 07
53 SMALL BOAT SHOP., .............. E7
51 SPAR SHED.... ............ E6
55 STILLMAN R U ILDING ................. C3
56 5HLUAAN HOUSE
LADMI N I STRAT1O N )...... .... 64
51 IHOMA5 GREENMAN HOUSE
TAILS EDUCATION OFFICES) 63
38 U11LIYY RUILDI NC ........... .. Al
59 VARIETY STORE .... C6
69 WENDELL BUILDING..... ... C3
61 YOUTH TRAINING BUILDING ...... F7
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OR CENTURIES the men of Mystic built ships
--schooners, whalers, clippers-and sailed
them to earth's far corners. Then steam overtook
the windships,and one by one they died. Alarmed,
three citizens formed the Marine Historical As-
socia.t.ion in 1929, and out of it grew the living
maritime museum called Mystic Seaport. To its
site came gifts of small craft and schooners, an-
chors and heirlooms. Today more than 400,000
persons a year come to rediscover a glorious era.
I ADMISSIONS GATES ............. 80,C1
2 AIDS TO NAVIGATION
BUILDING..... ...................... C2
3 ALOHA MEETINGHOUSE ........... C3
4 AUSTRALIA'S SHED .................... D7
3 BANDSTAND ......................... C6
6 BARTRAM BUILDING (CURATORIAL
AND ACCESSIONS STAFF) .......... C3
7 BOARDMAN SCHOOLHOUSE .... C5
8 BOAT SHED ......... ...... E1
9 BRINGHURST APOTHECARY
AND DOCTOR'S OFFICE .... C5
10 BUCKINGHAM HOUSE ..............G
1 I CARRIAGE SHED-- ................ C3
12 CHARLES MALLORY
SAIL LOFT, RIGGING LOFT,
AND NO. FISH CHANDLERY. -.06
I3 CLAM SHACK ............ . ...... C7
14 CLIFT BLOCK ....................... D6
IS COUNTING HOUSE ............... C5
16 CURATORIAL STORAGE AND
RESTORATION FACILITY .............. A2
17 FOWARDS HOUSE .................... 05
16 FACILITIES FOR VISITING
YACHTSMEN .............. ............. CI
19 FIRST AID STATION ...... .... .... CS
20 FISHTOWN CHAPEL ................. C5
21 C W. BLUNT WHITE LIBRARY ..... C2
22 GEO. Ft STONE GENERAL STORE., CS
23 GREENMAN BROTHERS
SHIPYARD OFFICE ..................... D7
24 HARBOR MASTER ...................... E4
25 HOOPMAKER'5 SHOP ............... 05
26 INFORMATION BOOTHS...... A7,81
27 LIVERY STABLE .... . ...... C$
28 MALLORY BUILDING ... .. .... C3
29 MARINE RAILWAY ................... E7
30 MILDRED C. MALLORY
MEMBERSHIP BUILDING ............. C
31 MYSTIC BRIDCE WEAVERS.. 06
32 MYSTIC PRESS ... .. DT
33 MYSTIC RIVER DIORAMA .. ... C7
34 NANTUCKET COOPERAGE.. ... CS
35 NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
STATION 10 ............. .............. D1
36 NORTH BOAT SHED .................. C2
37 NOYES MEMORIAL BUILDING.... 07
38 OLD RELIANCE FIREHOUSE......... 06
39 OYSTER SHACK ........................ 8&
40 PANTRY AND BOAT SHEDS......... 87
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Sail Lives On at Mystic
By ALAN V ILLI ERS Photographs.by WESTON KEMP
Aloft in the square-riggerJoseph Conrad, youngsters relive the rugged days of old.
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Window-shopping for history,
visitors stroll along cobbled Seaport
Street, whose venerable shops face
the Mystic River. As a setting for its
vessel-lined wharves, the Marine
Historical Association scoured the
east coast for old maritime buildings
and moved them to the Seaport,
creating an authentic coastal village
of acentury ago. Horse-drawn wagon
holds barrels for ship's provisions.
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 Flagship o(' Mystic Seaport's growing fleet, lie whaler C{rarle?s W. Morgan wears sails
and hunting for the Fourth of luly. 13uill in 1541, she sailed fur eight decades and in every
ocean, on voyages that sometimes spanned our years; her false gunports frightened otf
South Pacific cannibals. When the association acquired her in 1941, the gallant ship lay
rotting and neglected. `I'odav, proudly restored, she forms the focus of Seaport exhibits.
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