J. W. Wilson

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Bugeye

Year: 1907

Builder: O. Lloyd

Location: Salisbury

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Fetch?Row IDCatalog #Object NameTitleArtist/MakerDate MadePlace MadeDescriptionFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
10000.1295.0183.00photographic printsBugeye J. W. Wilson on railway at West Point, VAWest Point - King William - York - Western Shore - VABugeye J. W. Wilson on railway at West Point, VA. Three workmen nearby. No date. Soft. See 1295.001 for source.No image URL.View
20000.1295.0184.00photographic printsBugeye J. W. Wilson on railway at Smith's ShipyardBugeye J. W. Wilson, as a power boat, on railway at Smith's Shipyard, Curtis Creek. Shown from the port bow. Many other vessels in background. See 1295.001 for source.No image URL.View
30000.1289.0331.00photographic printsRam Levin J. Marvel docked at PieBodine, A. Aubrey __PhotographerPier 6 - Pratt Street - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDRam Levin J. Marvel docked at Pier 6, Pratt Street, Baltimore, surrounded by tugs, including J. W. Wilson, and large freighters; no date. For source, see 1289.0001No image URL.View
40000.2042.0111.00postcardsAbingdon, Md. Looking East from Post OfficeRange, Cir 01/01/1915 - 01/01/1930No Address - Abingdon - MDBlack and white image of Abingdon, Md. Looking East from Post Office. Image shows a road with houses on each side. Back of card is divided. Text on left side of card reads, "Pub. by J.W. Wilson, Abingdon, Md." Back of cards does not contain a message or postage.No image URL.View
50000.2042.0112.00postcardsThe Most Popular Store in Abingdon, MdRange, Cir 01/01/1907 - 03/21/1910No Address - Abingdon - MDBlack and white image of "The Most Popular Store in Abingdon, Md." Image shows a store with the sign "Chamberlains Cough Remedy." Back of card is divided and contains a message and postage. Text on left side reads,"Pub. by J.W. Wilson, Abingdon, Md."No image URL.View
60000.2042.0113.00postcardsHarford County Boat Club, Abingdon, Md.Range, Cir 01/01/1907 - 07/24/1913No Address - Abingdon - MDBlack and white image of the Club House at the Harford County Boat Club, Abingdon, Md. Back of card is divided and contains a message. Left side of card reads, "Pub. by J.W. Wilson, Abingdon, Md."No image URL.View
70000.2042.0115.00postcardsScene on Bynums Run, Near Abingdon, Md.Range, Cir 01/01/1915 - 01/01/1930No Address - Abingdon - MDBlack and white image of the "Scene on Bynums Run, Near Abingdon, M.D." Image shows a building behind trees and a body of water. Back of card is divided and contains an address. Text on left side reads, "Pub. by J.W. Wilson, Abingdon, Md."No image URL.View
80000.2042.0117.00postcardsImage of Swinging Bridge Near Abingdon, MdRange, Cir 01/01/1907 - 01/01/1915No Address - Abingdon - MDBlack and white image of the "Swinging Bridge Near Abingdon, Md." Image shows a body of water and the bridge. Back of card is divided. Postcard was published by J.W. Wilson, Abingdon, Md.No image URL.View

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