Burning on the Taedong: The Schooner That Vanished Everyone
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Burning on the Taedong: The Schooner That Vanished Everyone
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A drifting merchant schooner burned on the Taedong River in 1866 with every person aboard dead or dying, guns still loaded and no explanation sent to the United States for years. What exactly turned a Boston-owned trading mission into a floating disaster and left three governments disputing the facts?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events from the schooner’s cargo manifest to the moments it ran aground and the capture of a Korean official, and we ask how a routine trade voyage became an international crisis that culminated in a military expedition five years later.
Person: W. B. Preston
Person: Robert Jermain Thomas
Date: 2 September 1866
Location: Taedong River, near Pyongyang
Event: Ship ran aground and burned; all aboard dead or dying
- Ship type: side-wheel steam merchant schooner, about 180 tons
- Cargo: cotton textiles, tin sheet, mirrors, glassware and twelve-pound cannons
- Departure upriver: entered Taedong River on 16 August 1866
- Stranded date: hull touched mud and became stranded on 27 August 1866
- Known crew composition: two American officers (Captain Page, Chief Mate Wilson), one English supercargo (George Hogarth), one Welsh missionary (Robert Jermain Thomas, age 29), and 13 Asian crew members (including Chinese interpreter Chao Ling Feng)
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