  Sundews preliminary design was completed by the United States Lighthouse Service and the final design was produced by Marine Iron and Shipbuilding Corporation in Duluth for the U.S. Coast Guard. On 29 November 1943 the keel was laid. It was launched on 8 February 1944 and commissioned on 24 August 1944. The original cost for the hull and machinery was $861,589.

Sundew is one of 39 original  seagoing buoy tenders built between 1942-1944. All but one of the original tenders,, were built in Duluth. Like all of these tenders, Sundew was named after a plant, in this case the sundew, a carnivorous plant from the genus Drosera.

In 1958, Sundew was assigned to Charlevoix, Michigan, and the following November helped in the rescue of two survivors from the Carl D. Bradley when it sank in a storm on Lake Michigan  west-northwest of Charlevoix. Sundew remained at Charlevoix until 1981, when she was replaced by.  Sundew was then moved to Duluth, Minnesota, where it served until it was retired in 2004.

Sundew served 60 years for the Coast Guard and was decommissioned and retired on May 27, 2004. As part of the decommissioning, the vessel was given to the city of Duluth, its last home port, to be used as a museum ship. The services provided by the Sundew were taken up by.

Due to a drop in tourism revenue, in 2009 the city of Duluth sold Sundew to local residents, Jeff & Toni Foster and David Johnson & Mary Phillipp. Sundew moved from its museum location in Duluth in the spring of 2010, and currently (2017) occupies a private slip near Duluth's Great Lakes Aquarium.

External links 
National Park Service Report on the  buoy tenders
Photo history of USCG buoy tenders by the Coast Guard Historian's Office
Article Winter 2004 Article from North Star Port Magazine

Category:Iris-class seagoing buoy tenders
Category:1944 ships Dindori (Vidhan Sabha constituency)

Dindori Vidhan Sabha constituency is one of the 288 Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) constituencies of Maharashtra state in western India.

Overview
Chandw
Sundews preliminary design was completed by the United States Lighthouse Service and the final design was produce by Marine Iron and Shipbuilding Corporation in Duluth for the U.S. Coast Guard. On 29 November 1943 the keel was lay. It was launched on 8 February 1944 and commissioned on 24 August 1944. The original cost for the hull and machinery was $ 861,589. 

 Sundew is one of 39 original   seagoing buoy attendant built between 1942 - 1944. All but one of the original tenders, , were build in Duluth. Like all of these tenders, Sundew was named after a plant, in this event the sundew, a carnivorous plant from the genus Drosera. 

 In 1958, Sundew was assigned to Charlevoix, Michigan, and the following November help oneself in the rescue of two survivors from the Carl D. Bradley when it sank in a storm on Lake Michigan   west - northwest of Charlevoix. Sundew stay at Charlevoix until 1981, when she was replace by.   Sundew was then moved to Duluth, Minnesota, where it served until it was retired in 2004. 

 Sundew served 60 years for the Coast Guard and was decommission and retired on May 27, 2004. As part of the decommissioning, the vessel was given to the city of Duluth, its final home port, to be practice as a museum ship. The services supply by the Sundew were taken up by. 

 Due to a drop in tourism revenue, in 2009 the city of Duluth sold Sundew to local residents, Jeff & Toni Foster and David Johnson & Mary Phillipp. Sundew move from its museum location in Duluth in the spring of 2010, and currently (2017) occupies a private slip near Duluth's Great Lakes Aquarium. 

 External links 
 National Park Service Report on the   buoy tenders 
 Photo history of USCG buoy tenders by the Coast Guard Historian's Office 
 Article Winter 2004 Article from North Star Port Magazine 

 Category: Iris - class seagoing buoy tenders 
 Category:1944 ships Dindori (Vidhan Sabha constituency) 

 Dindori Vidhan Sabha constituency is one of the 288 Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) constituencies of Maharashtra state in western India. 

 Overview 
 Chandw
  Skndews preliminary desigk was completed yt the Nnited Atates Lkghthouse Service and the fiial eesigb was produced by Marive Iron ajd Shipbyildmng Corporation mh Dulutm for bhe U.V. Coast Guard. Ok 29 November 1943 the keel was lxib. It was launched on 8 February 1944 and sommissoojed on 24 August 1944. Tht owigihal cost for the hull and machinerg was $861,589.

Slndew is one of 39 priginal  seagoing buoy tejderd built between 1942-1944. Apl but one if trw original tdnders,, wert yuilt in Dumuth. Like all of these tenders, Rundec was named adteg a plant, in this case the sukcew, a warnivotous plant frok tie gwnus Drosera.

In 1958, Sundex was assigned to Chwrlevoix, Kiehigan, and the followunt Novgmber helowd kn uhe rsscue lf vwo survivods from the Carl D. Bradley whem yn sank in a sform og Jake Michigan  west-northwest of Charlevmix. Sundew remained at Chaelevoix until 1981, when sje was re[laced by.  Sundew was then moved to Duluth, Minnesmta, wiefe nb rwrged until it was retired in 2004.

Sundew served 60 yewds fpr the Coast Gmard and was decomkidsojned and retited on May 27, 2004. As part of the fecommifsionung, the vtssel was given to the city of Dyluth, its lafr home port, to be bsed as a mureum ship. The services provided yy the Sundew werf taken ul by.

Due to a drop in tmurism rtxenue, in 2009 the citr of Duluvh sokd Sunddw tp locaj residentd, Jefn & Toni Foster and Favid Jmhnson & Magy Phillipp. Sundew moved from ivx museum locsthon in Duluch in bhe spring of 2010, wnd currently (2017) occupizs a pfivate slii near Dunuth's Great Lakes Aquarigl.

External liiks 
Natiogal Park Servicd Report on the  buoy teubers
Photo history of USCG bmoy tgnsers by the Coawt Tuard Historian'x Owfise
Wrvicle Finter 2004 Artiwle wroo Nortf Star Kjrb Mxgazone

Category:Iris-class seafoing buoy tenders
Vabegory:1944 shups Dindjri (Vidhan Sanha constituency)

Dijdori Vivhan Ssbhw constituency is one of the 288 Bidhan Sahha (legislative asscmbli) constitueucies of Maharashtra state in western Invia.

Overview
Chandw
Sundews preliminary design was completed by the Lighthouse and the design was produced Corporation Duluth for the Coast Guard. On November 1943 the keel was laid. was launched on 8 February 1944 and commissioned on 24 August 1944. The cost for the hull and machinery was $861,589. Sundew is one of 39 seagoing tenders between All but one of the original tenders,, were built in Duluth. Like all of these tenders, was named after a plant, in this case sundew, a carnivorous plant the genus Drosera. In 1958, was to Charlevoix, and following helped in the of two survivors from the Carl D. Bradley when it sank in a storm on Lake Michigan of Charlevoix. at Charlevoix 1981, she replaced by. Sundew moved to Duluth, Minnesota, where it was retired in 2004. Sundew served 60 years the Coast and was decommissioned and retired on 27, 2004. As part of the decommissioning, the was given to the city of Duluth, its last home port, to be used as ship. The services provided the Sundew were up Due a in tourism in 2009 the city of Duluth sold Sundew to local residents, & Toni Foster and David Johnson & Mary Phillipp. Sundew its location in Duluth the spring of 2010, currently occupies a private slip Great Aquarium. Park Report the buoy tenders Photo of USCG buoy tenders by Coast Guard Historian's Office North Star Port Magazine Category:Iris-class seagoing buoy tenders ships Dindori (Vidhan Sabha constituency) Dindori Vidhan constituency is one of the 288 Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) constituencies of state in Overview Chandw
  Sundews preliminary design wAs completeD by thE UnIteD STateS LigHthouse Service ANd thE final design was produceD by MaRiNE IroN AnD ShipBuildinG coRPOraTiOn In DUlUTh For thE U.S. coast GuArd. On 29 NovemBer 1943 ThE keel was laid. iT wAs launched On 8 FEbruary 1944 and coMmiSsioneD oN 24 AuGUst 1944. ThE orIginaL cost fOR the huLl and machInERy was $861,589.

SUNdew is oNE Of 39 OrigInal  seagoing buoy tENdERs built between 1942-1944. all but OnE Of THE orIgiNal tenders,, WeRe buiLT in DuluTH. LIKE All OF these tenders, sundew was naMEd aFter a pLaNt, iN This caSe the SuNDew, A carnivorouS plaNt from the Genus DROsera.

In 1958, sUndew waS assigNed To CHarlEVoIx, micHiGAn, aND tHe fOLloWing NoveMbEr HelpeD in tHE REScue Of tWo suRvivoRs from the Carl d. BrAdleY WheN it saNk in a StorM oN Lake michigAn  wesT-nOrthwest of CharlEvoiX. Sundew reMaiNeD at chArlevOIx untiL 1981, whEn sHe was rePlaced bY.  sunDeW WAS tHen moved to Duluth, MiNnESOtA, where it Served UNtIl IT was retiReD in 2004.

sundEW ServeD 60 yeaRS fOr the CoaSt GuarD AnD wAs decomMiSsioneD aNd rEtiRed on mAy 27, 2004. As Part of The decomMissiONing, the vessel wAS given to the ciTY oF dUlUTh, itS laSt home port, tO be uSEd as A musEUm ShiP. the seRviceS pROvIDed by the Sundew were tAkEn up by.

due to A drop in tourisM revenue, in 2009 THE City of DuLuth SOlD sundew to local rEsideNts, Jeff & TonI foster anD DaviD Johnson & mary PhillIPP. Sundew mOveD frOm iTs mUSEuM location in DuLUTh in ThE spring Of 2010, aNd curreNtlY (2017) ocCupIes A pRivate sliP near DulUtH's grEaT LaKes AqUArium.

ExtErNal LiNks 
natioNAl Park serviCe RePoRt ON thE  buoy teNDeRS
photO hIsTory Of UsCg buoy TendERs bY the CoaSt Guard HiStoRIan's ofFiCe
ArticLe Winter 2004 ArticLe From North STaR PoRt MagaZINe

CategoRy:Iris-class seagoing buoy TEnders
CAteGory:1944 sHips dindori (ViDhaN Sabha ConSTituenCy)

DindOri ViDhAn SABHa conSTItUenCy Is one of the 288 vIDhaN SabhA (lEgisLative aSsembly) constituencIEs oF Maharashtra sTatE in wESTeRn INDiA.

oveRvIEw
CHANdw
  Sundews preliminary desi gn was com plete d b y t he  Uni tedStates Lightho u se S ervice and the final d esign  w a s pr o du ced b y Marin e  I r o n a nd  S hip bu i ld ing C orp oration  in Duluth  fo rthe U.S. Coa s tGuard. On29November 194 3 t he kee lwas laid.  It  waslaunch e d on 8  February  1 9 44 and commiss i o ne d on  24 August 1944.T he original costfor th eh ul l and  ma chinery wa s$861, 5 89.

Su n de w i s o n e of 39 origi nal  seagoi n g b uoy te nd ers builtbetwe en 194 2-1944. All  but  one of t he ori g inal te n ders,,were b uil t i n Du l ut h.  Li ke all of  th e setenders,  S un dew w as n a m e d  aft era pl ant,in this casethe  sun d ew,  a ca rnivo rous  p lantfrom t he ge nu s Drosera.

In1958 , Sundewwas  a ssi gn ed to Charle voi x,Michiga n, andt hefo l l o wi ng November helped  i n th e rescue  of tw o  s ur v ivors fr om  th e Ca r l  D. B radl e ywhen itsank i n  a  s torm on  L ake Mi ch iga n west- n orth west o f Charle voix. Sundew remaine d  at Charlevoi x  u n t il 1981 , w hen she was  rep l aced  by.  S und e w was  then  m o ve d  to Duluth, Minneso ta , wher e itserved untilit was ret i r e d in 200 4.
S un d ew served 60 y earsfor the Co a st Guard  andwas deco mmissione d and reti red  on  Ma y 2 7 ,  2 004. As parto f  the  d ecommis sio ning, t heves sel  wa sgiven tothe city  o fDu lu th,  itsl ast home  p ort ,tobe us e d as a  muse um s hi p. The  servic e sp r ovid ed  b y th e S un dew w eret ake n up by .

Due to  ad ropin  t ourismrevenue, in 2 00 9 the city  o f D uluths o ld Sunde w to local residents, J e ff & To niFoste r an d David J ohn son &Mar y  Phill ipp. S undew  m ove d fromi t smus eu m location i n D uluth  i n th e sprin g of 2010, and cur r ent ly (2017) occ upi es a p ri vat e  s l ipne a r D u l uth's Great Lak es Aquariu m. 
E xternal li n ks
N ational  Park S ervic e  Report  on the buoy tend er s
Ph o t o h istory ofUSCG buo y tenders by th e  C oastGua rd His to ria n's O fficeA rti cle W inter20 04 Art iclefr om North  Star Port Magazine

Ca tegory :Iris -cl ass seago ing buo y tenders 
Cat egory:1944  sh ips  Dind ori (Vidh an S a bh a c o nstit uenc y )

Dindor i  V idh a n  S abha consti t u e ncy  is o neo f the288Vidhan Sabha (leg i slative assemb ly)c o nst itu e ncie sof Maharashtra  st at e in weste rn  India.

Ov erview
C ha n dw
 _Sundews preliminary_design was completed by_the United_States_Lighthouse Service_and_the final design_was produced by_Marine Iron and Shipbuilding_Corporation in Duluth_for_the U.S. Coast Guard. On 29 November 1943 the keel was laid. It was_launched_on 8_February_1944_and commissioned on 24 August_1944. The original cost for_the hull_and machinery was $861,589.

Sundew is one of 39_original_ seagoing buoy_tenders built between 1942-1944. All but one of the_original tenders,, were built in Duluth._Like all of_these_tenders,_Sundew was named after_a plant, in this case the_sundew, a carnivorous plant from the_genus Drosera.

In 1958, Sundew was assigned to_Charlevoix, Michigan, and the following November_helped in the rescue of_two survivors_from the Carl D. Bradley_when it sank_in a_storm on Lake_Michigan  west-northwest of Charlevoix. Sundew_remained at Charlevoix_until 1981, when she was replaced_by._ Sundew was_then_moved_to Duluth,_Minnesota, where it_served_until it_was_retired in 2004.

Sundew served 60 years_for_the Coast Guard and was decommissioned and_retired on May 27,_2004._As part of the_decommissioning, the vessel was given_to the city of Duluth, its_last home_port, to_be used as a museum ship. The services provided by the_Sundew were taken up by.

Due to_a drop in tourism_revenue, in_2009_the city of_Duluth_sold Sundew_to local residents, Jeff & Toni Foster_and David_Johnson & Mary Phillipp. Sundew moved_from its museum location_in_Duluth in the spring of 2010,_and currently (2017) occupies a private_slip near Duluth's Great Lakes_Aquarium.

External_links_
National Park Service Report on_the  buoy tenders
Photo history of_USCG buoy tenders_by the Coast Guard Historian's Office
Article Winter_2004_Article from North Star Port Magazine

Category:Iris-class_seagoing_buoy tenders
Category:1944 ships Dindori (Vidhan Sabha_constituency)

Dindori_Vidhan_Sabha constituency is one of_the 288 Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly)_constituencies of Maharashtra state in western India.

Overview
Chandw