Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 3 March 1983 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 3 March 1983

Featuring:

Finding the Ghost Ships of War

The armed U. S. schooners Hamilton and Scourge, sent to the bottom of Lake Ontario by a sudden squall during the War of 1812, are discovered virtually intact-the remains of lost crewmen still aboard. Daniel A. Nelson details the scientific detective story, with photographs by Emory Kristof and paintings by Richard Schlecht.

They'd Rather Be in Philadelphia

Quaker born and patriot bred, one of America's most historic cities has suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous comedians. Yet Ethel A. Starbird and photographer Ted Spiegel discover that Philadelphia pride fills the hearts of countless citizens.

Etosha: Namibia's Kingdom of Animals

At one of the world's largest wildlife preserves, Douglas H. Chadwick documents the efforts of concerned officials to protect diminishing populations from the relentless encroachments of humankind. Photographs by Des and Jen Bartlett.

Herbs for All Seasons

From the kitchen and the chemistry lab, the farm and the pharmacy comes the perfume of an herbal renaissance. Lonnelle Aikman and Larry Kohl savor the plants' reemergence. Photographs by Sam Abell.

Thousand-mile Race to Nome: A Woman's Icy Struggle

Susan Butcher recounts her trials and her triumphs-along the length of Alaska's Iditarod dogsled race. Photographs by Kerby Smith.

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