Ship: [[Unknown Ship 2 - (type) - (date)]] Maker: attributed to [[Sampson, C.A.L. (carver)]] of Bath, ME Past locations: [[Garden of Figureheads]], [[Peabody, Robert Swain (collector)]] Current location: [[Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA]] ![[IMG_4854.jpg]] Photograph by Sybil F. Joslyn. Other Photographs: [[---"Figurehead from the Ship 'Indian Princess'"]] Artistic Renderings: [[Moutal, Elizabeth - Figurehead from "Indian Princess"]] References: E. J. Carpenter and Mary H. Northend, “The Passing Of The Figure-Head,” _The Railroad Trainman_ 29, no. 11 (November 1912): 955. Pictured 954. Mary H. Northend, “The Garden of Figureheads,” _International Studio_ 75, no. 304 (September 1922): 508. Pictured 504. Notes: - Described as having been modeled after a Hindu woman. (Carpenter & Northend, 1912) - Noted as the oldest figurehead in the [[Garden of Figureheads]] and falling into decay. (Northend, 1922) - Attributed to ship of the same name. (Northend, 1922) - Previous research has indicated that this is incorrect. Likely belonged to a ship called "Pocahontas" or "Forest Belle" - still under investigation