Twin sailing ships worked along the eastern seaboard of the Colonies/United States during the 18th century. One was named the Freemason, the other was the Mastermason. The origin of their names is unknown, but clearly, someone with a Masonic background commissioned them. The pair could be seen plying the shores from 1737 until 1779, when the Freemason caught fire and sank in Marblehead Harbor, Massachusetts.
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