Roosevelt

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Skipjack

Year: 1901

Builder: Henry E. Bennet

Location: Cambridge

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These records are found in the collection of the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Maryland. Uncurated search results are presented to give researchers and interested readers an idea of whether CBMM’s archives contain information about this vessel and whether it may be worthwhile to contact CBMM for further investigation. Uncurated results may be inaccurate or incomplete.

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Fetch?Row IDCatalog #Object NameTitleArtist/MakerDate MadePlace MadeDescriptionFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
10000.0558.0005.00S.S.PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; From old Remarks field: LS.S.PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; From old Remarks field: LIB PS PC Old Subject Fields: AMERICAN PASSENGER VESSELNo image URL.View
21999.0015.0001.00crabmeat cans16 oz. crab meat can, blue sailboat stock can imagTurner & Son Inc, W A __Packed by16 oz. crab meat can, printed in light blue with dark blue lettering and design: "Fresh/Crab Meat", packed by W. A. Turner & Son Inc., Bellevue, MD 268 C, picture of sailboat on front, crab imperial recipe on side. Condition: spotted rust overall. Material: metal and paint.CBMM catalog imageView
38888.0003.0000.00documentsB. Frank Sherman Papers (1893-1958)BiographicaB. Frank Sherman Papers (1893-1958)Biographical BackgroundB. Frank Sherman was born in Dorchester county in 1895, where his father served several terms as sheriff.Sherman attended school through the Fifth grade; at the outbreak of World War I he enlisted and was sent to France. He served as a sergeant and was decorated after the Battle of Argonne. After the war Sherman began work for the Chesapeake Ferry System as a ticket agent in 1919.After several years Sherman was made General Manager of the Ferry Company. He served with the Ferry Company, later known as the Claiborne--Annapolis Ferry Company until its demise in the 1950s.During his period of work with the Ferry Company, Shermanlived at Claiborne, on the Eastern Shore, commuting to his office in Annapolis, via the ferry. On the shore hewas active in Talbot County where he helped to start many civic and conservation oriented organizations, including the Historical Society of Talbot County, and the local chapter of the Izaak Walton League.He served as Commodore of the Miles River Yacht Club and was active in the Masons, Shriners and Jesters. He served on the boards of St. Michaels Bank and Annapolis Bank and Trust Company.Sherman married Ethel Harrison of Cambridge in 1920 and they had two daughters, Margaret Ann and Barbara.Scope and ContentWhile the material in this collection is almost all secondary material, it pertains to a very important facit of Eastern Shore history.Probably, the most useful items in the collection are the five scrapbooks kept by Sherman. While Sherman wasSherman papers, page 2dedicated employee of the Ferry Company, the scrapbooks reflect tL broad range of stories about the Ferry System, the building of the Bay bridge, and many politically controversial issues of the day. Much present day discussion can be traced to the issues raised in the clippings from this era.Subjects:Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company; Chesapeake Bay Bridge; Sherman, B. Frank; Steamboats, Chesapeake Bay; Talbot County. Subject: Clairborne-Annapolis Ferry Company Subject: B F ShermanNo image URL.View
40000.0375.0002.00photographic printsPresident FDR and Postmaster General James A. Farley at the Jefferson Islands Club6/27/1937Poplar Island - Talbot - MDPresident Franklin Roosevelt and Postmaster General James A. Farley at the Jefferson Islands Club, during an outing of over 100 Democrats gathering at the club on Jefferson Island. <br /><br />CBMM catalog imageView
50000.0375.0003.00photographic printsPresident FDR and other Democrats heading to Jefferson Islands Club6/25/1937Poplar Island - MDPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sam Rayburn, Harry H. Woodring, Cordell Hull, William B. Bankhead and Henry A. Wallace aboard a Coast Guard cutter on their way to Jefferson Islands Club on Poplar Island, MD. <br /><br />CBMM catalog imageView
60000.0375.0004.00photographic printsJefferson Islands Club retreat10/29/1934Poplar Island - MDStudy at Jefferson Islands Club built for President Franklin D. Roosevelt.CBMM catalog imageView
70000.1005.0018.00photographic printsHandwritten postcard from McKinley JonesExact 03/24/1940 -Handwritten postcard from McKinley Jones to President Roosevelt requesting a union for seafood workers in Crisfield, MD. Copy of original.No image URL.View
80000.1290.0390.00photographic printsSchooner Elsie off Camp RooseveltSchooner Elsie off Camp Roosevelt (1930 ?)No image URL.View
90000.2034.0007.00postcardsCampus at Camp Roosevelt, Chesapeake Beach, MD.Range, Cir 01/01/1915 - 12/31/1930No Address - Chesapeake Beach - Chesapeake Bay - Western Shore - MD - 20732Black and white photograph labeled Campus at Camp Roosevelt. Double sized postcard, folded in half. Used-- date stamp too faded to read year, July 10th.No image URL.View
100000.2034.0182.00postcardsDining Hall at Camp Theodore RooseveltRange, Exa 01/01/1919 - 07/17/1939Willows - Calvert - Western Shore - MD"Corrin Strong" Dining Hall, Camp Theodore Roosevelt, Chesapeake Bay, Willows Md.No image URL.View
112004.0050.0006.01razorsStraight razor, "Red Man (chief logo), Made in GerStraight razor, "Red Man (chief logo), Made in Germany." It has a leather slip case. Razor has silver/brass decorative tips on handles with reddish bark type handles. Condition: Good. Slip case poor; hole at one end. Material: Metal, early celluloid bark pattern.CBMM catalog imageView
122004.0050.0007.01razorsStraight razor marked "Gebr. Becker, Solinger, GerStraight razor marked "Gebr. Becker, Solinger, Germany". It has silver steel, bark type handles, original case. The case is yellow card board with simulated leather covering. Condition: Good. Material: Steel, Celluloid (?).CBMM catalog imageView

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