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Baltimore Harbor, April 18
Steam tug and icebreaker Baltimore (1906)
Oyster buyboat Mildred Belle (1948)
USS Constellation, the US Navy’s final sail-only warship (1854)
Sailboats near the Domino Sugar factory
Lazaretto Point Lighthouse (replica, original built 1831)
The wreck of Oyster Wars-era patrol boat Governor R.M. McLane (1884)
Skipjack Sigsbee (1901), as seen from the deck of Mildred Belle.
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The Captain’s Day Cabin, Office, and Stateroom on the USS Constellation
USS Constellation
Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2023, Cannon AE-1 35mm film
USS Constellation
The mighty Brooklyn Navy Yard on February 28, 1959, seven years before its closure.
At this time, the Yard was working on five of the Navy's largest ships, all aircraft carriers. Three are visible in this picture: the Leyte (being decommissioned), the Independence (work unknown), and the Valley Forge (repairs after storm damage). Not shown are the Lake Champlain (routine repairs) and the Constellation (early stages of construction).
Photo: NY Daily News via seeoldnyc.com
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F-4J Phantom II VF-96 (Showtime 100)
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USS Constellation vs. Insurgente 7 Feb. 1799, by Robert K. Roark (1944-)
USS Constellation, Baltimore Inner Harbor, 1977.
