Annie M

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Type: Skipjack

Year: 1903

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Location: Messongo

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1								NOTES: Item No. 76 - Hague Catalogue. SHORT DESCRIPTION: ANNIE M. SMALL, built Mystic, Conn. - 1868 (lettered on mat). ANNIE S. SMALL, Charles Rosner (written on back of frame). VESSEL INFORMATION: The above title is in error, the name of the ship was ANNIE M. SMULL, built by Charles H. Mallory for his own account and launched at Mystic, Conn. in 1868. 181.9 x 37.2 x 21.9, 1010 tons. In San Francisco-Orient trade until sold to Norwegian flag in 1895.	CL68
	2	No image URL.							Annie M. Reid	P0001.011/01-0245
	3		6/17/1895	Annie M. Bauer (Steamboat : 1881).		Harlem River (N.Y.).	Annie M. Bauer; 1336	Steamboats–New York (State)–New York.; Tugboats–New York (State)–New York.	Shows a starboard side view of a tugboat making way, passengers are gathered on her bow and near the pilothouse. Research shows this scene to be set along the Harlem River in Upper Manhattan. This negative has thumbtack holes. Stanton's notebooks contain the following information about this item: "June 17 '95"	MS0094/01-#1336
	4	No image URL.							Annie M. Rolph	P0001.011/01-0246
	5	No image URL.							Annie M. Smull	P0001.011/01-0247
	6	No image URL.							Annie M. Parker	P0001.011/01-0244
	7	No image URL.		Gherardi (High-speed minesweeper : DMS-30).				World War, 1939-1945–Personal narratives, American.; Sailors–United States–Correspondence.; Love-letters.	This collection consists primarily of letters that Joseph D. Legere wrote to his fiancée, Jeanne Wallen, of Hartford, Connecticut, while serving aboard the USS Gherardi (DMS-30) during World War II. While most of the letters of a personal nature, and can be classified as love letters, Legere does write about his experiences on board a minesweeper in the Pacific Theater. During his time on board, the Gherardi supported the Okinawa invasion and post-war minesweeping in and around Japan. The collection is organized by author and then material type, thereunder chronologically.	MS0066