Ernestine

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Type: Skipjack

Year: 1897

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Location: Hopewell

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1		1883-1931	Ernestine Koranda (Hospital ship : 1945).			U.S. Army Hospital Ship "Ernestine Koranda" Ex "Dorothy Luckenbach"		A broadside view of the Ernestine Koranda while in service as a Hospital Ship.	MS0091/03.01-19#136
	2		9/11/1944	Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). Warehouse 29.		United States–Armed Forces–Civilian employees.	F-9828 - All feminine crew is shown processing 105mm. guns. Left to right, Mrs. Nellie Gallagher, Miss Jerrie Grant, Miss Hazel Register, Mrs. Elsie Briddle, forelady, Mrs Mary McDaniel and Miss Ernestine Heidenthal. Photo taken at Whse, 29, HRPE, Newport News, Va. 9-11-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va	M101 (Howitzer).; Civilians in war–Virginia–Newport News.; Women in war–Virginia–Newport News.	A group of women in civilian clothes process a Howitzer for overseas shipping. Some of the women cover openings with paper and tape, some seem to be applying waterproofing agents.	P0003/01-#F-9828
	3	No image URL.		Minnesota (Battleship : No. 22).; Windermere (Bark : 1857)					This biographical article about Henry M. Stanley names the ships he sailed back and forth to America the E.Sherman in 1862 and the Ernestine in 1863.	LB83068
	4	No image URL.				California–Gold discoveries.		Voyages to the Pacific coast.	"Being the record of the adventures by sea and shore to the California goldfields and the Pacific Northwest, 1849-1854. Illustrated from original sketches by the author. Edited from original manuscripts; now for the first time published."	LB11439
	5		3/7/1945	United States. Army–Military life.; Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). Port Gymnasium.			Informal group shot of Ships Compliment Enlisted Men and their guests at party given Ships Compliment Company as winners of the Monthly Competitive Efficiency Program sponsored by Newport News Command, HRPE, Newport News, Va. Photo taken at request of Lt. Alexander, Acting Commanding Officer of Ships Compliment Company, for Company records and Historical purposes.	Parties–Virginia–Newport News.	Group photo of twelve people, men and women, at a party. Four of the men are in a crouching position to fit in the picture.	P0003/01-#J-12743
	6		4/25/1937	Dorothy Luckenbach (Steamship : 1922).			Dorothy Luckenback; Ex. Edellyn; later U.S.H.S. Ernestine Koranda; Luckenback S.S. Co.; Del.; April 25,1937.		Docked at pier, warehouses in between, tall buildings in the background.	MS0091/03.01-18#017