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Port bow view of USS Chicago, Flagsip of the White Squadron, date and place unknown. U.S. Navy Photo. |
Darryl Baker | |
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42k | Starboard bow view, date and location unknown. | Robert Hurst | |
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The Squadron of Evolution, Commanded by Rear Admiral John G. Walker - At anchor in an East Coast port, 1889. Squadron flagship USS Chicago is in the left foreground. Astern of her are (from left to right): gunboat USS Yorktown (PG 1), cruiser USS Boston and cruiser USS Atlanta. Photographed by E.H. Hart, New York. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 61550. |
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USS Chicago (1889-1936) Underway at sea, circa the early 1890s. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 61549. |
USNHC | |
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244k | Port bow, 1891. Image # (19-A-2-31) | National Archives | |
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79k | Starboard side view, 1895. | Colin P. Varga | |
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Starboard bow view of USS Chicago circa 1898-99 after her conversion. U.S. Navy Photo. |
Darryl Baker | |
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134k | USS Chicago (CA-14), copyright by Enrique Muller, 1899 and published by The Rotograph Company of New York. She is shown after conversion. | Robert M. Cieri | |
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52k | An old Stone Lithograph of the USS Chicago, copywritten 1905 by Enrique Muller, and published by the American News Co., N.Y., Leipzig, & Dresden. Note the rigging difference from the preceeding photographs. It looks like Chicago had undergone a "modernization" sometime between the 1890's and when this Post Card was published. The foremast was converted to a military mast, and the center mast had been removed. From the Collection of Charles Munson. | Charles Munson | |
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115k | USS Alton (IX 5) as a barracks ship at Pearl Harbor. circa 1930's | Rick Larson MMCM(SS) USN (Ret.) | |
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120k | Starboard bow view as USS Alton (IX 5) while being used as a berthing ship during the contruction of the submarine base at Pearl Harbor. | Ric Hedman TN(SS) | |
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78k | Port bow view as USS Alton (IX 5) while being used as a berthing ship during the contruction of the submarine base at Pearl Harbor. | Ric Hedman TN(SS) | |
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112k | Portside view as USS Alton (IX 5) while being used as a berthing ship during the contruction of the submarine base at Pearl Harbor. The stern of R-18 is visible in tie foreground. | Ric Hedman TN(SS) | |
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