CHARLESTON SHIPBUILDING & DRY DOCK Charleston SC |
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Most recent update: July 28, 2018. |
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This yard started out in 1869 as Samuel J. Pregnall & Bros., known as the Pregnall Shipyard, and was a noted builder of schooners and steamers. It closed in 1912 but was revived the same year as Valk & Murdoch Iron Works, who renamed it Charleston Dry Dock & Machine Company in 1919. In 1934 it was reorganized as Charleston Dry Dock Co. and again in 1936 as Charleston Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Company. The company had problems with their first wartime contract and the Navy took control of the yard in 1942, renaming it yet again, this time to Charleston Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. After the war, the Navy leased the facility to Todd for use as a repair yard, but Todd withdrew in 1949 and it was operated by several different firms until being taken over by Detyens. The yard is now a public space - the Charleston Maritime Center, on Concord Street, between Laurens and Calhoun. If anyone can add to the table below, please send your info to me at timcolton@aol.com |
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Hull # | O.N. | Name | Customer | Type | GT | Ft. | Delivery | Disposition |
Built by the Pregnall Shipyard | ||||||||
150101 | Planter | S. Carolina SB Co. | Steamer | 384 | 155 | 1876 | Deleted 1913 | |
120240 | F. W. Scheper, Jr. | F. W. Scheper | Pilot Cutter | 38 | 62 | 1876 | ||
19482 | Our Hampton | Schooner | 22 | 47 | 1877 | |||
120384 | Frances Elizabeth | Schooner | 30 | 60 | 1879 | |||
85642 | Gadsden | Steamer | 134 | 164 | 1880 | Built in Gadsden AL | ||
120427 | Farmer | S. Carolina SB Co. | Steamer | 470 | 146 | 1880 | Deleted 1900 | |
115829 | Granger | S. Carolina SB Co. | Steamer | 486 | 153 | 1882 | Later Santee 1884, Katie 1901, scrapped 1914 | |
135603 | Eutaw | S. Carolina SB Co. | Steamer | 547 | 156 | 1882 | Deleted 1913 | |
126180 | Cambria | Passenger | 109 | 86 | 1883 | |||
100367 | I Go | S. J. Pregnall | Pilot Cutter | 45 | 68 | 1884 | ||
3317 | Bristol | Schooner | 145 | 97 | 1885 | |||
76654 | John M. Cole | S. Carolina SB Co. | Steamer | 318 | 130 | 1886 | ||
116102 | Sophie Amelia K | Schooner | 47 | 71 | 1886 | |||
Pierre Lorillard | Barge | 80 | 95 | 1889 | Floating stable | |||
77003 | John Harlin | Steamer | 80 | 95 | 1891 | Later John E. McAllister | ||
202045 | Marion | Sea Island SB Co. | Steamer | 206 | 111 | 1905 | Lost by fire 1907 | |
204706 | Islander | Samuel J. Pregnall | Passenger | 273 | 111 | 1907 | ||
91094 | Merchant | S. Carolina SB Co. | Steamer | 405 | 148 | |||
Built by Valk & Murdoch Iron Works | ||||||||
Federal | Congaree | USACoE | Dredge | 153 | 1914 | |||
Federal | No. 3 | USACoE | Tank Barge | 76 | 65 | 1915 | ||
Federal | No. 3 | USACoE | Derrick Boat | 65 | 1915 | |||
Federal | No. 2 | USACoE | Tank Barge | 76 | 47 | 1915 | ||
Federal | USACoE | Scow | 1917 | |||||
Federal | USACoE | Scow | 1917 | |||||
Valk & Murdoch | Floating Dock | 440 | 1919 | 8,000-ton lift capacity | ||||
Tug | 95 | 1920 | ||||||
Federal | Gilmer | USACoE | Dredge | 125 | 1920 | |||
Built by Charleston Dry Dock & Machine Co. | ||||||||
Federal | Fayetteville | USACoE | Snagboat | 91 | 1924 | |||
Federal | Georgia | USACoE | Towboat | 153 | 1925 | |||
Federal | Mixson | USACoE | Snagboat | 134 | 1925 | |||
Federal | Northeast | USACoE | Derrick Boat | 60 | 1925 | |||
Federal | Montgomery | USACoE | Snagboat | 156 | 1925 | |||
225269 | Daytona Beach No. 1 | F. T. Plowman | Freighter | 54 | 60 | 1925 | ||
Daytona Beach No. 2 | Freighter | 1926 | ||||||
Lighter | 100 | 1926 | ||||||
171762 | Hygrade No. 3 | Hygrade Oil | Tank Barge | 148 | 85 | 1926 | ||
Charleston | Sanford & Brooks | Dredge | 1926 | |||||
225723 | Palmetto | Cooper River Ferry Comm. | Ferry | 252 | 132 | 1926 | ||
Federal | Benning | USACoE | Derrick Boat | 82 | 1927 | |||
Jno. M. Milliken | Dredge | 338d | 95 | 1927 | To USACoE 1935 | |||
226328 | Mars | Tug | 43 | 58 | 1927 | |||
Federal | No. 11 | USACoE | Derrick Barge | 60 | 1927 | |||
Lighter | 1927 | |||||||
Dump Scow | 112 | 1927 | ||||||
Federal | D-2 | USACoE | Derrick Boat | 35 | 1928 | |||
LV 115 | Frying Pan Shoal | U.S.C.G. | Lightship | 630 | 1930 | Later WAL 537, to Southport NC as museum 1967 | ||
LV 116 | Fenwick Island Shoal | U.S.C.G. | Lightship | 630 | 1930 | Later WAL 538, to Baltimore MD as museum 1971 | ||
LV 117 | Nantucket Shoals | U.S.C.G. | Lightship | 630 | 1930 | Rammed by Olympic and sunk 1934 | ||
229378 | Carolinian | M. L. Clark | Tanker | 226 | 114 | 1930 | ||
Federal | Liston | USACoE | Survey Boat | 308 | 105 | 1930 | ||
Federal | Booster Plant | USACoE | Booster Barge | 100 | 1930 | |||
Federal | USACoE | Deck Barge | 1930 | |||||
Lighter | 85 | 1930 | ||||||
Federal | No. 31-3 | USACoE | Tank Barge | 80 | 1931 | |||
230980 | Island Girl | Seaboard Air Line | Ferry | 58 | 59 | 1931 | ||
233636 | Anomaly | Walter B. Pitkin | Yacht | 27 | 43 | 1932 | ||
231561 | Barbara Ruxton | Ruxton Tptn. | Tanker | 88 | 62 | 1932 | Later Clearflame | |
232011 | Wiley L. Moore | Pure Oil Corp. | Tug | 164 | 85 | 1932 | ||
233015 | Ruxton No. 2 | Ruxton Tptn. | Tanker | 106 | 61 | 1934 | ||
Krajewski-Pesant Mfg. Co. | River Steamer | 1934 | Shipped to Venezuela | |||||
233639 | M. A. Powers | M. A. Powers Corp. | Tanker | 494 | 141 | 1934 | Later Dispatch | |
Built by Charleston Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co. | ||||||||
Lighter | 60 | 1936 | Built for stock | |||||
Krajewski-Pesant Mfg. Co. | Tug | 65 | 1937 | Shipped to Venezuela | ||||
2250 | 236979 | Kittiwake | Portland Trawling | Trawler | 355 | Jan-38 | To USN 1940 as Curlew (AM 69), sold 1946 as Raagan, multiple owners, now Clipper Express | |
2300 | 237113 | Bittern | Portland Trawling | Trawler | 355 | Mar-38 | To USN 1940 as Catbird (AM 68), sold 1947 as Salhus, later Punta Palma 1952, scrapped 1966 | |
Federal | Col. Bertram T. Clayton | USAQMC | Tug | 1,623 | May-40 | Later chemical carrier Abocol 1966, wrecked in Colombia 1973 | ||
5500 | 239491 | Julius H. Barnes | Erie & St. Lawrence Co. | Cargo | 1,623 | May-40 | Later chemical carrier Abocol 1966, wrecked in Colombia 1973 | |
6000 | W.Va.P.&P.Co. No. 3 | W. Va. Pulp & Paper Co. | Deck Barge | 105 | May-40 | |||
6000 | W.Va.P.&P.Co. No. 4 | W. Va. Pulp & Paper Co. | Deck Barge | 105 | May-40 | |||
6500 | 240943 | Flying A | Tidewater Associated Oil | Tanker | 1,729 | Aug-41 | To USN 1942 as Kaloli (AOG 13), returned 1946 as Flying A, scrapped 1976 | |
Built by Charleston Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. | ||||||||
1 | ATF 67 | Apache | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 12-Dec-42 | To Taiwan 1974 as Ta Wan (ATF 551), active | |
2 | ATF 68 | Catawba/Arapaho | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 20-Jan-43 | To Argentina 1961 as Comandante General Zapiola (A 2), wrecked 1976 | |
3 | ATF 69 | Chippewa | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 14-Feb-43 | Decommissioned 1947, sold 1961, reefed 1990 | |
4 | ATF 70 | Choctaw | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 21-Apr-43 | To Colombia 1961 as Pedro de Heredia (RM 72), reefed 2007 | |
5 | ATF 71 | Hopi | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 31-Mar-43 | Struck 1963, sunk as target 1986 | |
6 | ATF 72 | Kiowa | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 7-Jun-43 | To Dom. Rep. 1970 as Macorix 1972 (RM 21), returned 1986, scrapped 1994 | |
7 | ATF 81 | Bannock | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 28-Jun-43 | To Italy 1979 as Bannock, later CP 451, to be a museum | |
8 | ATF 82 | Carib | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 24-Jul-43 | To Colombia 1979 as Sebastian de Belalcazar (RM 73), reefed 2004 | |
9 | ATF 96 | Abnaki | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 15-Nov-43 | To Mexico 1978 as Yaqui (A-18), later Ehecatl (A-53), Yaqui (ARE 2), active | |
10 | ATF 97 | Alsea | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 13-Dec-43 | Sold 1976 as Ikosiena, scrapped 1996 | |
11 | ATF 98 | Arikara | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 5-Jan-44 | To Chile 1971 as Seargento Aldea (A 63), sunk as target 1992 | |
12 | ATF 99 | Chetco | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 29-May-44 | Completed as Penguin (ASR 12), sold 1973 as Percheron, later Dona Rosa Maria | |
13 | ATF 100 | Chowanoc | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 21-Feb-44 | To Ecuador 1960 as Chimborazo (R-105), active | |
14 | ATF 101 | Cocopa | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 25-Mar-44 | To Mexico 1978 as Seri (A-19), later Tonatiuh (A-54) 1993, Seri (ARE-03) 2001, active | |
15 | ATF 102 | Hidatsa | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 25-Apr-44 | To Colombia 1979 as Rodrigo de Bastiedas (RM 74), active | |
16 | ATF 103 | Hitchiti | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 27-May-44 | To Mexico 1978 as Cora (A-20) later Chac (A-55), Cora (ARE-4), active | |
17 | ATF 104 | Jicarilla | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 26-Jun-44 | To Colombia 1979 as Bahia Solano (RM 75), struck 1987 | |
18 | ATF 105 | Moctobi | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 25-Jul-44 | Sold 1997, later Tiger, scrapped 2012 | |
19 | ATF 148 | Achomawi | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 11-Nov-44 | To Taiwan 1991 as Ta Tu (ATF 554), active | |
20 | ATF 149 | Atakapa | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 1-Dec-44 | Sunk as target 2000 | |
21 | ATF 150 | Avoyel | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 8-Jan-45 | To USCG as WATF 150, later WMEC 150, sold 1970 | |
22 | ATF 151 | Chawasha | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 6-Feb-45 | Decommissioned 1946, sunk as target 1978 | |
23 | ATF 152 | Cahuilla | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 10-Mar-45 | To Argentina 1961 as Comandante General Irigoyen (A 1), active | |
24 | ATF 153 | Chilula | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 5-Apr-45 | To USCG as WATF 153, later WMEC 153, sunk as target 1997 | |
25 | ATF 154 | Chimariko | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 28-Apr-45 | Decommissioned 1946, later used as a training hulk, sunk as target 1978 | |
26 | ATF 155 | Cusabo | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 19-May-45 | To Ecuador 1960 as Los Rios (R-1), later Cayambe (R-51), decommissioned 2000 | |
27 | ATF 156 | Luiseno | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 16-Jun-45 | To Argentina 1975 as Francisco de Gurruchaga (A 3), active | |
28 | ATF 157 | Nipmuc | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 8-Jul-45 | To Venezuela 1978 as Antonio Picardi (RA-22), lost 1982 | |
29 | ATF 158 | Mosopelia | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 28-Jul-45 | Sunk as target 1999 | |
30 | ATF 159 | Paiute | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 27-Aug-45 | To NDRF 1997, dismantled 2003 | |
31 | ATF 160 | Papago | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 3-Oct-45 | To NDRF 1997, dismantled 2003 | |
32 | ATF 161 | Salinan | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 9-Nov-45 | To Venezuela 1978 as Contralmirante Miguel Rodriguez (RA-23), struck 2005 | |
33 | ATF 162 | Shakori | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 20-Dec-45 | To Taiwan 1991 as Ta Fai (ATF 563), active | |
34 | ATF 163 | Utina | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 30-Jan-46 | To Venezuela 1978 as Felipe Larrazabael (RA-21), struck 1990 | |
35 | ATF 164 | Yurok | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 28-May-46 | Completed as Bluebird (ASR 19), to Turkey 1950 as Kurtaran (A 584), sunk as target 2001 | |
36 | ATF 165 | Yustaga | US Navy | Tug | 1,240 | 19-Jul-46 | Completed as Skylark (ASR 20), to Brazil 1973 as Gastao Moutinho (K-10), struck 1996 | |
YFD 15 | YFD 15 | US Navy | Floating Dock | 354 | 1943 | 6000-ton lift | ||
Cargo | 346g | 1944 | Later Ana Patricia, Caribbean Express, wrecked 1981 | |||||
Cargo | 459g | 1945 | Converted 1957 to tanker Sincap Primero |