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image by Rob Raeside, 27 June 2019
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Estb: 1911. Location: Pawtucket Street, Lowell.
Burgee: Pennant circa 5:8
(print image). Red field charged with a white star on a blue isosceles triangle,
based on hoist (sides 3 units), and with its apex forming the concave base
(width 2 units) of a white triangle extending to the fly point.
Source:
Lloyd’s Register of American Yachts, 1913.
Note: no website located, but
the club probably became the Lowell Motor Boat Club [at 487 Pawtucket Street] in
1930.
"Lowell Motor Boat Club Inc is a privately held company in Lowell, MA
and is a Single Location business.
Categorized under Boating Clubs,
Membership. Our records show it was established in 1930 and incorporated in
Massachusetts.”
Source: accessed 22 June 2019,
https://www.manta.com/c/mmstgqc/lowell-motor-boat-club-inc
Peter
Edwards, 25 June 2019
A timeline for these clubs:
1911 - No mention.
1912 - Pawtucket Motor Boat Club
organized/incorporated 1908:
image located by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 10 October 2022
1913 - No mention
1914 - <us~pmbc-1914.gif> - Pawtucket Motor
Boat Club, note that this is the second design. Description: Lowell Motor
Boat Club organized/incorporated 1911 - (Formerly Pawtucket Motor Boat Club):
image located by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 10 October 2022
1915-1916 - No mention
1917 - No image; description more or less as
in 1914.
1918-1930 - No mention
1931 - Lowell
Motor Boat Club
This is the Lowell version of the second design:
image by Miles Li, 29 October 2022
based on image
Note that cases where there's no mention, often this will
be because no-one mentioned the club. Often that is simply because the person
quoting Lloyd's simply focused on a Personal Signal; it does not necessarily
mean the publication that year did not include the yacht club at all.
The only other flag was a common
Yacht Past Commodore flag, used for the Commodore Emeritus in 2020 when the
club selected a new commodore after the previous one finished a 27 year
stint.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 10 October 2022