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Undated starboard bow view of the USS Cincinnati (Cruiser No. 7).
Imperial War Museum American First World War Official Exchange Collection, Photo #Q58254. |
Mike Green |
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Starboard view of the USS Cincinnati (Cruiser No. 7) at an
unknown location circa 1894, in her original configuration.
Library of Congress, Photo # LC-D4-20306
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Mike Green |
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USS Cincinnati (Cruiser No. 7) Photographed circa 1894-99. Identification
on the original photo of this ship as Marblehead is incorrect.
Both stern configuration and details of bow decoration confirm that
this cruiser is really Cincinnati.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 46635.
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Fred Weiss |
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Port side view while at anchor on 26 July 1895, location unknown. Note the men working over the side.
Historic New England Nathaniel L. Stebbins Collection, Photo No. PC047.02.2050.05705 |
Mike Green |
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USS Cincinnati (Cruiser No. 7) at the pier in Key West Circa 1900. Haffenreffer Collection.
Florida Keys Public Libraries photo # MM00046746x. |
Robert Hurst |
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Starboard side while at anchor at Mare Island on 27 September
1907. |
Darryl Baker |
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Figurehead on bow while at Mare Island on 27 September 1907. |
Darryl Baker |
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Looking forward while at anchor at Mare Island on 27 September
1907. |
Darryl Baker |
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Looking aft down port side while at anchor at Mare Island
on 27 September 1907. |
Darryl Baker |
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Asiatic Fleet Ships dressed with flags in honor of George Washington's
Birthday, 22 February 1915, probably in a Philippine Islands harbor.
The three ships in the distance are (from left to right):
Cincinnati (Cruiser No. 7), Piscataqua
(AT 49) ; and Dale
(DD 4).
From the collection of C.A. Shively.
US Navy photo #NH 103623 from the collections of the US Naval Historical
Center.
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US Naval Historical Center |
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USS Cincinnati at Niyajima Japan taken from USS
Brooklyn. From the collection of Roy H Williams. |
Roy Williams |
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Commanding
Officers
|
| Name/Rank |
Class |
Final Rank |
Dates |
| Glass, H. E., CAPT |
1864 |
|
06/16/1894 - |
|
Johnson, Mortimer L., CAPT
|
1861 |
|
08/1895 |
| Chester, Colby Mitchell, CAPT |
1864 |
RADM |
1898 - 02/14/1899 |
| Decommissioned |
|
|
02/14/1899 - 12/02/1901 |
|
McLean, Thomas Chalmers, CDR
|
1868 |
|
12/02/1901 - |
| Mason, Newton Eliphalet, CDR |
1869 |
RADM |
09/16/1902 - |
| Osterhaus, Hugo Wilson, CDR |
1870 |
ADM |
1904 - 04/22/1905 |
| Calkins, Carlos Gilman, CDR |
1872 |
|
04/22/1905 - 11/15/1905 |
|
Robinson, John Marshall, CDR
|
1873 |
|
11/15/1905 - |
| Quinby, John Gardner, CDR |
1871 |
|
07/07/1907 - 10/12/1907 |
| Decommissioned |
|
|
10/12/1907 - 10/11/1911 |
| Robison, Samuel Shelburne, CDR |
|
RADM |
10/25/1911 - 01/08/1913 |
| Chase, Jehu Valentine, CDR |
1890 |
RADM |
01/08/1913 - 05/08/1914 |
| Fewel, Christopher Catron, CDR |
1893 |
|
05/08/1914 - 05/02/1915 |
| Brumby, Frank Hardeman, CDR |
1895 |
ADM |
07/22/1916 - 07/19/1917 |
| Moses, Stanford Elwood, CDR |
1892 |
|
02/12/1917 - 04/20/1919 |
