Lula

Mariners' Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Bugeye

Year: 1878

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Location: Crisfield

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1	No image URL.							Lula + Sadie	P0001.011/01-1947
	2	No image URL.							Bugeye Lula & Sadie	P0001.011/01-#PK2761
	3								SHORT DESCRIPTION: Pen and ink drawing of port view of two-masted sailing vessel off coastline. NOTES: Volume of pen and ink drawings by A.L. Van Name, Jr., M.D. depicting Chesapeake Bay vessels.	CL6051
	4	No image URL.							Caption: "Lula, Miss."	MS0003/-004.2734
	5	No image URL.							Lula M. Phillips	P0001.011/01-1948
	6		3/1905	Lulu F (Stern wheel steamer : 1890).			Lula F.; 5044	Steamboats–Louisiana–New Orleans.; Paddle steamers–Louisiana–New Orleans.	Shows a wrecked stern wheel steamer moored at a pier with a tugboat off the stern. Another vessel is moored at the opposite side of the same pier. Stanton's notes place him in New Orleans, Louisiana. Stanton's notebooks contain the following information about this item: "Mar 1905"	MS0094/01-#5044
	7		5/1/1945	United States. Army–Food service.			Mrs. Grace Lanndreth of Newport News, Manager of the Milk Bar, supervising Mrs. Lula Tuck (left) of Red Hill and Mrs. Irene Martin, of Newport News (middle). They make well over 1000 sandwiches a day, mostly for debarking veterans.	Kitchens–Virginia–Newport News.	Shows three women at work in a kitchen making sandwiches. Behind them are shelves stocked with food supplies. They appear to be wrapping individual sandwiches in butcher paper.	P0003/01-#F-13945
	8		1972/10/05			James River (Va.).	Photographer stamp: Herb Barnes, Times Herald, Oct.5, 1972.	Oystering–Chesapeake Bay (Md. and Va.).; African Americans.	Oyster tongers on the James River, move bucket of oysters with cable.	P0001.001/01-#P2655
	9		6/17/1895	Lila May Hardy (Steamboat : 1884).		Harlem River (N.Y.).	Lula May Hardy - (tug); 1347	Steamboats–New York (State)–New York.; Tugboats–New York (State)–New York.	Shows a starboard side view of a tugboat making way. Research shows this scene to be set along the Harlem River in Upper Manhattan. Stanton's notebooks contain the following information about this item: "Jun 17 [1895]"	MS0094/01-#1347
	10	No image URL.				Giles County (Va.)–Social life and customs			Giles county childhood	LB103764
	11								SHORT DESCRIPTION: Pen and ink drawing of port view of two-masted schooner anchored near dock and boathouse with trees in background. NOTES: Volume of pen and ink drawings by A.L. Van Name, Jr., M.D. depicting Chesapeake Bay vessels. LABEL COPY: LULA M. PHILLIPS (schooner) Built 1913, at Bethel, Del. 61 Tons (gross) 52 Tons (net) 77.5 x 22.0 x 5.6 Vessel is pictured here at the dockside of a small dry dock at West Point, Ma., about 1925 or later. She was undergoing repairs to bowsprit. This picture is from a photo taken by me and drawn to scale. A few years later, this vessel was cut down for power. She is still earning a good living and at present (1947) is	CL6095
	12	No image URL.						Shells–Identification–Gulf States; Shells–Identification–Atlantic Coast (U.S.)	"Sea shells of the Gulf and Atlantic Coast" Cover. Includes index.	LB116
	13		1929	James Adams Floating Theatre.				Showboats–History–20th century.; Steamboat disasters.	Copy print of a 1929 broadside for the James Adams Floating Theatre's 16th annual tour. The print only shows the recto of the broadside; the verso is MS0530.01.05.04. The page is divided into two blocks, each with a dotted black border. The block on the right has the title, James Adams Theatre 16th Annual Tour, along with a photo of the boat and one of James Adams, owner and manager. At the bottom of the right side is a large text block titled "To Our Public," which discusses the sinking of the ship on November 24, 1927 off Thimble Shoals in the Chesapeake Bay, and how the ship was refloated and renovated "from the waterline to the roof" as it states just below the title. The block on the left side of the recto lists "some of our concert features," to include performances by Harry Shannon, The Hermans, Eddie and Hazel Paul, Bobby Giles, Lula Shannon, and the James Adams Music Masters. In addition, there is a photo of the James Adams Music Masters, above the bold title, "Here Comes the Show Boat."	MS0350/-01.05#03