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Algonquin at the New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, circa April 1898. Note 6mm Colt Machine Gun and 13-star boat flag aft, and horse cart on pier.
US National Archives photo # 19-N-19-24-1, a US Navy Bureau of Ships photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. |
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Algonquin, (renamed Accomac on 15 June 1898 and Nottoway in 1920);
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Sioux, (renamed Nyack in 1918), in port, circa April 1898. Halftone photo, published in War in Cuba, 1898. Note sailors rowing a small boat in right foreground.
US Navy photo # NH 85645 from the collections of the US Naval Historical Center, Courtesy of Alfred Cellier, 1977. |
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Nottoway underway, probably off Boston in the 1920s.
Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 44762 |
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Nottoway (YT-18) moored at Boston, 05 May 1931. The liner Leviathan, formerly Navy transport ID-1326 in World War One, appropriately dominates the background.
Photo courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection, accession number 08_06_006041. |
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Nottoway (YT-18) alongside USS Constitution at Boston Navy Yard, date unknown (but probably 1931).
Photo courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection, accession number 08_06_007670 (cropped). |
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Nottoway and Boston FD fireboat Angus J. McDonald fight the Mystic Wharf fire at Pier 46, Charlestown, 07 June 1938.
Photo from the Boston Globe, 08 June 1938. |
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