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Online Library of Selected Images -- Photo Albums
USS Scranton (ID # 3511) Photo Album --
General Description, Part II: Subject Listings
This page provides a list of subjects seen in USS Scranton's
1919 photographic album.
For introductory information on this album, see:
USS Scranton (ID # 3511) Photo Album
-- General Description.
To quickly locate relevant entries in pages, use "Ctrl-f"
to open the "FIND" dialog box, type in the subject word(s)
you want and click "find next".
Click on the linked page numbers to
see small pictures ("thumbnails") of those pages.
Click on the thumbnails to access larger images of the pages.
SUBJECTS SEEN IN THIS ALBUM:
USS SCRANTON (ID # 3511):
Views of the ship: Frontispiece,
Page 1, Page 2a, Page 3; Page 8 and
Page 29
Views on board the ship:
-- Looking forward from the foremast -- Page
3a; Page 39 (these are identical
images)
-- Looking forward from the mainmast -- Page
2 & Page 3; Page 36 (same as Page
3 image)
-- Looking aft from the mainmast -- Page
3a; Page 39
-- Looking aft from on deck -- Page
27
-- Emergency Rudder -- Page 34
-- Boats -- Page 12, Page
34 and Page 37
-- Atlantic seascapes -- Page 11
and Page 32
Ship's Officers and Crew -- posed groups and activities:
-- LCdr Robert M. Tapley, USNRF, Commanding Officer (probably)
-- Page 1
-- Officers in ward room -- Page
4
-- Radio Room -- Page 6
-- Engine Room and Refrigeration Plant -- Page
5a
-- Deck Force coiling line & operating winches -- Page 30
-- Medical Staff -- Page 4, Page
4a
-- Canteen, Pay Office & Provisions Store Room -- Page 5, Page 6
-- Commissary Staff, Galley Force and Bakers -- Page
8, Page 31 and Page 38
-- Men relaxing on deck -- Page 3a
-- Seasick Sailor (probably) -- Page
37
-- "Survivors" (possibly of a boat accident
on 28 March 1919) -- Page 12
Ship's Activities:
-- Troops boarding the ship -- Page
2a, Page 15 and Page
28
-- Steering or machinery casualty at sea, and boat accident,
circa 28 March 1919 --
Page 12, Page 13, Page 20,
Page 27, Page 34,
Page 36 and Page 37
PLACES:
New York City and New York Harbor area:
-- Skyscrapers, seen from Woolworth Building: Page
10
-- Shipping in New York Harbor: Page
7, Page 9, Page 10, Page 21, Page 23
and Page 35
-- Statue of Liberty: Page 7
-- Bush Terminal: Page 33
-- Hoboken Yards (across Hudson River from New York City):
Page 9
-- Morse Dry Docks: Page 33
-- Unidentified dry dock facility: Page
3, Page 8
Scenes in Western France:
-- Bassens: Page 28 and Page 29
-- Bay of Biscay: Page 20, Page 25
-- Farm house near Bordeaux: Page
17
-- Scenes along the Gironde River: Page
14, Page 16 and Page 17
-- Factories at Paulliac: Page 22
-- St. Nazaire harbor (aerial photo): Page
25
-- Undentified Port and River scenes: Page
2a, Page 15, Page
23 and Page 24
OTHER SHIPS:
U.S. Navy Warships:
-- Battleship Delaware
or North Dakota:
Page 10
-- Battleship Pennsylvania
or Arizona:
Page 21
-- Armored Cruiser Seattle: Page
21
-- Minesweeper Penguin:
Page 13, Page 27
U.S. Navy Auxiliary Ships:
-- Cargo ship El
Sol (ID # 4505): Page 12, Page 13,
Page 20, and Page 36
-- Transport Graf
Waldersee (ID # 4040): Page 19
-- Transport Great Northern: Page
18
-- Transport Henderson:
Page 18
-- Transport Leviathan (ID # 1326): Page
26
-- Transport Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm (ID # 4063): Page
26
-- Transport Sierra
(ID # 1634): Page 20
-- Transport Walter
A. Luckenbach (ID # 3171): Page 23
-- Unidentified U.S. Navy troop transports: Page
23 and Page 29
Civilian Ships:
-- Passenger liner marked "Belgian Relief":
Page 19
-- Camouflaged freighters: Page 9
and Page 33
-- Unidentified sunken ship: Page
35
-- Ferry boats: Page 9 and Page 35
-- Harbor tug C.P. Raymo_?_: Page
9
-- Unidentified harbor tugs: Page
23 and Page 26
-- Large schooner: Page 9
-- Railway car float: Page 7
-- French dredge: Page 24
-- French yawl-rigged fishing vessels: Page
24, Page 25
MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS:
-- U.S. Navy blimp (seen distantly): Page
35
-- Mule, mascot of the 82nd Division: Page
28 .
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