Category:Helen McAllister (tugboat, 1900)

**Admiral Dewey**
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Instance of	tug;
Location	Manhattan, New York City, New York
Country of registry	United States of America;
Heritage designation	National Register of Historic Places listed place (C, ADMIRAL DEWEY (tugboat), NRHP building, 2002–);
Service entry	1900;
	40° 42′ 19″ N, 74° 00′ 11″ W
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	Q4683669; NRHP reference number: 02001619
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Type: Tugboat
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Built by: New York Burlee Drydock Company of Staten Island, New York
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Length over all: 29.1 m
LPP: m
Beam: 6.4 m
Draught: m
GRT: 152
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Main engine: Originally powered with a triple expansion compound steam engine rated at 900 horsepower at a working pressure of 150 psi. The tug was repowered after World War II with a 1930's Fairbanks Morse diesel engine, that was rated at 1,900 horsepower.
Speed: kn

1900 Named: ADMIRAL DEWEY for the Berwind White Coal Company. Flag: United States
1955 Sold to an operator in Charleston, South Carolina Renamed: GEORGETOWN
In the 1980's Sold to McAllister Towing Renamed: HELEN McALLISTER
2000 McAllister Towing donated her to the South Street Seaport Museum.

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