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120k | Boston Navy Yard waterfront, about 1870. Ships laid up and housed over, on the right, are Iowa
(ex-Ammonoosuc, 1868-1888), inboard, and USS Niagara. On the stocks in left center, with sterns visible between and
beyond the two shiphouses, are Connecticut (ex-Pompanoosuc), and Pennsylvania
(ex-Keywadin). The receiving ship USS Ohio (1838-1883) is in the middle distance. Donation of CAPT. Yancey S. Williams, USN, 1928.
US Navy photo # NH 57982. from the collections of the US Naval History and Heritage Command |
Robert Hurst | |
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61k | Boston Navy Yard, waterfront, as seen from East Boston, circa 1876. Ships at left are
USS Wabash, outboard, with USS Niagara
housed over inboard of her. Iowa (ex-Ammonoosuc) is inboard of Niagara
with only her four smokestacks and stern visible. The large ships on the building ways in the center and extreme right are Connecticut
(ex-Pompanoosuc) and Pennsylvania (ex-Keywadin.
US Navy photo # NH 42470 from the US Naval History and Heritage Command, courtesy of National Historical Foundation, Washington, D.C. |
Robert Hurst | |
Pompanoosuc / Connecticut
Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships (DANFS)
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