Carroll A. Deering

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Schooner Carroll A. Deering, as seen from the Cape Lookout lightship on January 28, 1921.
History
United States
Name	Carroll A. Deering
Namesake	Carroll Atwood Deering (1882–1967)
Operator	G.G. Deering Company
Builder	G.G. Deering Company Yards, Bath, Maine
Laid down	1918
Launched	April 4, 1919[1]
Completed	1919
Out of service	January 31, 1921
Homeport	Bath, Maine, United States
Fate	Wrecked 1921
General characteristics
Tonnage	1,879 tons
Tons burthen	3500 tons
Length	255 feet
Beam	44 feet
Sail plan	Five-masted schooner
Boats & landing craft carried	2
Complement	11

The Carroll A. Deering was an American five-masted commercial schooner launched in 1919 and found run aground without its crew off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, in January 1921.^{[2][better source needed][3]}