Category:IMO 8622983

**Belem**
	barque built in 1896
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Instance of	three-masted barque;
Call sign	HLPN;
Named after	Belém;
Location	Nantes-Saint-Nazaire sea harbour, Saint-Nazaire, Loire-Atlantique, Pays de la Loire, Metropolitan France, France
Commissioned by	Denis Crouan;
Has use	training vessel;
Owned by	Centro Marinaro Giorgio Cini - Istituto Scilla (1951–1979);
Manufacturer	Chantiers Dubigeon;
Shipping port	Nantes;
Port of registry	Marseille;
Country of registry	France;
Heritage designation	object classified as historical monument (1984–);
Service entry	1896;
Gross tonnage	531;
Beam	8.8 m;
Draft	3.6 m;
Length	58 m;
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	Q815384; BabelNet ID: 00406473n; Palissy ID: PM44000353; IMO ship number: 8622983; MMSI: 227051000
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1896 Named BELEM for armaments Crouan of Nantes.
1902 Escaped the explosion of the mountain Pele in Martinique. By lack of place to anchor in front of Saint-Pierre, the Belem had to found a shelter further, out of reach.
Worked for chocolate Meunier.
1914 Sold to the Duke of Westminster, converted into a yacht. She received an engine.
1921 Sold to Lord Ernest Guinness, renamed PHANTOM II.
1952 Sold to the Cini Foundation, Venice, and transformed in a ship-school. Renamed GIORGIO CINI Flag: Italy
1976 Abandoned in a yard in Venice.
1979 Sold to the Union des Caisses d'Epargne
1980 The Foundation allows the vessel to regain its original name BELEM Flag: France. Restoration during several years at the quayside in Paris
1985 Operated as cruise school-ship, home port Nantes.
- Callsign: FUZW

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