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Sailing Ships

Three-masted barque, between 1900 and 1920. Light coloured hull, single top-gallant sails, and royal sails. [LC-D41-114]
Two-masted Welland-schooner, c1905. [LC-D4-33914]
Four-masted barque. Painted ports, spike bowsprit, single top-gallant sails, and royal sails. [LC-D4-22208]
Schooner yacht Constellation, b/w photograph by John S. Johnson, 1892 August 6. [LC-D4-62255]
Dreadnaught, clipper ship. Print.
Flying Cloud, b/w photograph of painting by Charles Robert Patterson (1878-1958). [LC-D429-48286]
Two-masted schooner James W. Parker, c1907. Probably during the First Fishermen's Race. The photographer is possibly Nathaniel Livermore Stebbins. [LC-D4-22501]
Three-masted barque Mary L. Cushing, between 1900 and 1920. [LC-D41-69]
Three-masted ship Mary L. Cushing, between 1880 and 1899. [LC-D4-1241]
Five-masted schooner Paul Palmer, Portsmouth, NH, USA. [DC-D4-70499]
R.C. Rickmers, port broadside, for anchor, c1906.
R.C. Rickmers, deck view, looking forward, c1906.
R.C. Rickmers, deck view, looking aft, c1906.
Brigantine Robert Ewing, c1896. [LC-D41-112]
St. David, three-masted ship, c1905.

Steam Ships

SS A.D. MacTier, sideways launch 1913-03-08. [LC-D4-43728]
SS Bremen, Norddeutscher Lloyd at the company Pier, Hoboken, NJ, in c1905. [LC-D4-18451]
SS F.P. Jones, sideways launch 1913-03-08. [LC-D4-43729]
SS F.P. Jones, after launch 1913-03-08. [LC-D4-43726]
SS Gresham, US Revenue Cutter, flagship of the America's Cup patrol fleet 1901. [LC-D4-21667]
SS Imperator of the Hamburg-American Line between 1910 and 1920. B/W photograph of oil-painting. [LC-D417-918]
The SS Jamestown, between 1900 and 1910. [LC-D4-68533]
SS Lusitania, in New York [?] in c1907. [LC-D4-22454]
SS Morro Castle, at Cramp's Shipyards, Philadelphia, PA, between 1900 and 1901. Alternate. [LC-D4-12996]
SS Olympic, White Star Line, entering New York harbour on her first voyage in c1911. [LC-D4-22655]
SS Samuel Mitchell, between 1900 and 1910. [LC-D4-62840]
SS Saxonia, Cunard Line, in New York [?] in c1900. [LC-D4-5580]
SS Saxonia, Cunard Line, stern view. Between 1880 and1 1901. [LC-D4-5582]
SS Saxonia, Cunard Line, broadship view. Between 1880 and 1901. [LC-D4-5581]
SS Steel King, Great Lake ore freighter, between 1902 and 1905. [LC-D4-33202]
SS Victory, Great Lake ore freighter, between 1901 and 1910. [LC-D4-22536]
SS Virginia, C. & O. (Chesapeake and Ohio) Line. Under steam, port bow, between 1902 and 1910. [LC-D4-33856]
SS Virginia, C. & O. (Chesapeake and Ohio) Line. Under steam, starboard side, between 1902 and 1910. [LC-D4-33855]

War Ships

USS Miantonomoh, a double turret monitor. Edward H. Hart, c1892. [LC-D4-20036]
USS Terror, an armored monitor being fitted out at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Between 1896 and 1901. [LC-D4-20981]
USS Terror. Between 1896 and 1901. [LC-D4-21080]
USS Terror. Between 1896 and 1901. [LC-D4-8942]
USS Terror. Edward H. Hart, between 1896 and 1901. [LC-D428-753]
USS Monterey. Between 1893 and 1901. [LC-D4-20042]
USS Canonicus, a Civil War monitor. c1907. [LC-D4-22439]
USS Amphitrite. Between 1890 and 1901. [LC-D4-20002]
The brig rigged Russian warship Admiral Nakhimov, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21138]
Stem of the brig rigged Russian warship Admiral Nakhimov, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21186]
USS Brooklyn, frigate at anchor, between 1890 and 1901. [LC-D4-20166]
USS Constellation. Under full sail, port broadside, Edward H. Hart, c1890-1905. [LC-D4-32273]
USS Constellation. Setting or taking in sail, starboard bow, c1890-1901. [LC-D4-20338]
USS Constellation. Setting or taking in sail, starboard side, c1890-1901. [LC-D4-20336]
USS Constellation. Under full sail, starboard broadside, c1890-1901. [LC-D4-20335]
USS Constellation. At sea, a three part picture, c1890-1901. [LC-D4-20016]
USS Constitution. Built over. Bow, at Charlston Navy Yard, c1900-1910. [LC-D4-34067]
USS Constitution. Deck, c1910-1920. [LC-D4-22737]
USS Constitution. Built over. Port side, at quay, c1905. [LC-D4-22184]
Russian barque rigged warship Dimitri Donskoi, c1880-1899. Under steam, no sails set. [LC-D4-5503]
Russian barque rigged warship Dimitri Donskoi, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21190]
Russian barque rigged warship Dimitri Donskoi, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21191]
Russian full rigged warship General Admiral, c1890-1899. Under steam alone, no sails set. [LC-D4-5504]
Russian full rigged warship General Admiral, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21139]
The stern of the Russian full rigged warship General Admiral, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21187]
USS Independance, ship-of-line at Mare Island Navy yard, between 1890 and 1901. [LC-D4-20413]
USS Jamestown, at anchor, between 1890 and 1901. [LC-D4-8927]
The Russian Imperial yacht Livadia of Popoffka-type, c1905-1915. [LC-D4-22747]
Kaiserin Augusta and Seeadler, German warships, between 1890 and 1899. [LC-D4-5512]
Russian Warship Retvizan at Cramp's Shipyard, Philadelphia, PA, USA, the day before launching, c1890-1900. [LC-D4-12995]
View of William Cramp & Sons Ship yards, Philadelphia, from the deck of the Russian warship Retvizan, c1901. [LC-D4-10506]
View of William Cramp & Sons Ship yards, Philadelphia, from the deck of the Russian warship Retvizan, c1901. [LC-D4-10506]
Russian barque rigged corvette Rynda, c1880-1899. Under steam alone, no sails set. [LC-D4-5505]
Russian barque rigged corvette Rynda, c1890-1901. At anchor. [LC-D4-21188]
Russian barque rigged corvette Rynda, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21141]
Russian barque rigged corvette Rynda, 1893. At anchor during the Colombian Naval Review. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-21189]
USS Solace, hospital ship, c1898. Photograph by Edward H. Hart. [LC-D4-32336]
Varese, warship at anchor, c1907. [LC-D4-22444]
USS Virginia, starboard broadside, under steam, between 1906 and 1915. [LC-D4-22803]
USS Virginia, port broadside, at anchor, white painted, c1907. [LC-D418-22414]
USS Virginia, starboard broadside, under steam, between 1906 and 1915. [LC-D4-90399]
US battleship Virginia, starboard side, at anchor, 1909. [LC-D4-22596]
USS Wabash, steam screw frigate as a receiving ship, between 1890 and 1901. [LC-D4-21054]
USS West Virginia, starboard broadside, at anchor, white painted, c1905. [LC-D4-21845]

Civil War

USS Sabine, school ship at anchor, Hampton Roads, VA. 1864 December. [LC-B817-7415]
CSS Virginia and CSS Jamestown, sunken at James River, VA. Between 1860 and 1865 December. [LC-B811-3350]

World's Transportation Commission, Photograph Collection 1894-1896.

Steamer in the Arabian Sea near Bombay [?], hand coloured lantern slide by William Henry Jackson, 1895. [LC-W7-381]
Two-masted schooner and long passenger houseboat, hand coloured lantern slide by William Henry Jackson, 1895. [LC-W7-867]

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