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US Navy · Patrol Craft

Hopestill SP-191

(SP-l91:dp.83;1.89';b.16';dr.5';s.13k.;a.13-pdr., 2 1-pdr.)

Hopestill, a yacht was built by Robert Jacobs, City Island, N.Y., in 1916 and was acquired from her vwner, Irving E. Raymond, of New York City in May 1917. She commissioned 26 July 1917 at Brookly~Navy Yard, Ens. A. E. Hanscom, USNRF, commanding.

Hopestill was assigned to the 3d Naval District, and served as a harbor patrol vessel in New York Harbor until 26 April 1918, when she was reassigned to the New York Naval EIospital. Hopestill carried patients for the hospital and stood by to transport emergency cases from ships in the harbor. She completed this duty in July 1919 and was stricken from the Navy List 21 August. Hope.still was sold to J. S. Milne, of Brooklyn, N.Y., 16 September 1919.

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