Phyllis
Mariners' Museum, Uncurated Search Results
Type: Skipjack
Year: 1908
Builder:
Location: Oriole
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| Fetch? | Row ID | Media | Date | Vessel | Place | Related Places | Inscription/Marks | Subject | Notes | Archive Number |
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| 1 | No image URL. | Phyllis | P0001.011/01-2449 | |||||||
| 2 |   | 1/13/1943 | United States. Army–Officers.; United States. Army. Women's Army Corps. | "Pharmacy. (left to right) Capt. F.W. Buooa, 0-206890 M.C., Davenport, Iowa, M.C. University of Iowa, 1933, Surgery, active duty since July 31, 1942, at Fitzsimmons General Hospital, Denver, Col; Corpt. F.G. McCarthy, Jr. 31040258, Haverhill, Mass., Boston, School of Pharmacy, active service on year; Phyllis R Meyer, 10658, Ohio Ave., West Los Angeles, Calif. University of California, Jr. Class, 1942, one month in Army Lab, Technician. HRPE 1-13-42 Official photograph USArmy Signal Corps. Newport News, Va." | Pharmacy, Military–Virginia–Newport News. | Captain F.W. Buooa, Corporal F.G. McCarthy, Jr., and Phyllis R. Meyer in a pharmacy. | P0003/01-#E-106 | |||
| 3 |  | 6/8/1896 | Phyllis (Bark : 1888). | Phyllis - (figurehead); 2118 | Barks (Sailing ships)–United States.; Figureheads of ships–United States.; Ship decoration–United States. | Shows a port side view of the bow of a sailing ship as seen from under the ship looking up. The figurehead is a young woman with flowers in her hair. Stanton's notebooks contain the following information about this item: "Jun 8 '96" | MS0094/01-#2118 | |||
| 4 |  | 5/19/1943 | United States. Army. Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. | K-2209 Short Stop, Phyllis Bates slides home to score for the Newport News, soft ball team in their bout with the Camp Patrick Henry WAAC team. 5-19-43 Official Photograph, US Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Softball players–Virginia–Newport News.; Softball–Virginia–Newport News.; Crowds–Virginia–Newport News. | Private Phyllis Bates sliding home during softball game. | P0003/01-#K-2209 | |||
| 5 |   | 1/13/1943 | United States. Army–Officers. | "Operating room No. 4 (left to right) Phyllis E. Trumble, 2nd Lt. A.N.C., N-731184, Detroit, Mich, Grace HOspital, 1940. Army service 5 1/2 months, Supervisor in Operating Room. Pvt. A. J. Mann, 35570787 Shelbysville, Indiana, Asst. in Operating room, worked in Hospital in Peru, Ind., 5 weeks in army. Staff Sgt. Edward Nevadomski 13006814, West Hazelton, Pa., in charge of surgery, 26 months in the Army, 2 weeks at Camp Patrick Henry. HRPE 1-13-42 Official photograph USArmy Signal Corps Newport News, Va" | Military nursing–Virginia–Newport News.; Military hospitals–Virginia–Newport News.; Hospital beds–Virginia–Newport News.; Operating rooms–Virginia–Newport News. | Second Lieutenant Phyllis E. Trumble, Private Albert J. Mann, and Staff Sergeant in Operating Room Number 4 at the hospital at Camp Patrick Henry. Library has multiple copies. | P0003/01-#E-110 | |||
| 6 | No image URL. | 3/1/1987 | Hampton Roads, Battle of, Va., 1862–Anniversaries, etc.; Reunions. | This two page letter from Phyllis Thompson to Irwin Berent discusses the upcoming Monitor-Merrimack Reunion. She gives information on family members who have decided they want to attend the reunion since she last talked to Berent. | MS0164.001/06-006.18#01 | |||||
| 7 |  | Before 1992 | Hampton Roads, Battle of, Va., 1862–Anniversaries, etc.; Reunions.; Payment. | This one page letter from Phyllis Thompson to Irwin Berent indicates a check was enclosed to cover eight reservations for the Monitor-Merrimack Descendents reunion. | MS0164.001/06-006.18#02 | |||||
| 8 | No image URL. | VESSEL INFORMATION - VESSEL NAME: CHETOPA (1919-1937); P.S. SOTO (1937-1938); LJUBICA MATKOVIC (1938-1942) BUILDER LOCATION: NEWARK, NEW JERSEY VESSEL BUILT: 1919 SHIP BUILDER: SUBMARINE BOAT CO. SHIP OWNERS: U.S. SHIPPING BOARD OWNERS' LOCATION: NEWARK, NEW JERSEY VESSEL DIMENSIONS: 3,642 T.; 324' x 46'2" x 25' VESSEL HISTORY: Completed in May 1919 as Chetopa for US Shipping Board (USSB), later transferred to The Charles Nelson Co Inc, San Francisco. 1937 renamed Phyllis Soto for P.S. Soto, San Francisco. 1938 sold to Yugoslavia and renamed Ljubica Matkovic. Sunk by U-404 on June 24,1942. | CL6738 | |||||||
| 9 | No image URL. | Indochina. | Hogan, Phyllis, jt. auth. | LB68579 | ||||||
| 10 | No image URL. | Women and the sea. | Petticoats on the poopdeck: those courageous bluewater women. | LB65438 | ||||||
| 11 | No image URL. | Virginia (Ironclad : 1862)–Juvenile fiction.; Monitor (Ironclad : 1862)–Juvenile fiction. | Virginia–History–Civil War, 1861-1865–Juvenile fiction. | Slavery–Juvenile fiction. | Lottie's courage : __a contraband slave's story __by Phyllis Hall Haislip | LB87685 | ||||
| 12 |  | 12/20/1944 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps. | Shown left to right, are T/5 Phyllis E. Leonard, A-504640 of Logon, Ohio, Pvt. Mildred G. Ciccotelli, A-20805 of Imbodin, Va., and Pvt. Mildred Brown, A-320198 of Redding, Pa. Pvt. Ciccotelli is shown holding stocking contributed by the Enlisted Personnel of NAB for Enlisted Personnel who were in hospital for Christmas. Photo taken at NAB, HRPE, Norfolk, Va. | Gifts–Virginia–Norfolk.; World War, 1939-1945–Casualties–United States. | Shows a woman sitting up in a bed, she is holding a gift in her lap. Two other women are present, seated to either side of her. All three are smiling for the camera. | P0003/01-#E-11380 | |||
| 13 | No image URL. | Reprint, published in The Public Historian. | LB90984 | |||||||
| 14 |  | 7/14/1943 | Mohawk (Steamship : 1904). | E3179 Pfc. Shoquist, Afc Prothro, Cpl. Meally, Cpl. Sheskman, Sgt. Rudolph, Cpl Bernstein, Pvt. Berger, lin after dance on SS Mohawk. 7-14-43 Official photograph U.S.Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Dance parties–Virginia–Newport News.; Portraits, Group–Virginia–Newport News. | A group of WAACs and enlisted men aboard the Mohawk during dance. | P0003/01-#E-3197 | |||
| 15 |   | 2/19/1944 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps. | E6496 - Pfc. Phillis Mae Bates and France May Lanz, T/5. 2-19-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Women automobile industry workers–Virginia–Newport News.; Cushman motor scooter. | Two WACs ride Cushman 30 Series scooters during a WAC Day demonstration. | P0003/01-#E-6496 | |||
| 16 |  | 4/7/1944 | General Henry W. Butner (Steamship : 1943). | W7258 - Lt. R. P. Reiss. 4-7-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. "SECRET Authority WD Cir 346 October 15, 1942 Initials WCS Date 1 APR 1944" stamped in red ink. | Embarkation (Military science). | A woman in a uniform and overcoat stands on a pier under the bow of a ship. The 8 x 10 identifies it as the Gen. Henry W. Butner. | P0003/01-#W-7258 | |||
| 17 | No image URL. | World War, 1914-1918–Virginia–Hampton Roads (Region).; World War, 1914-1918–Naval operations, German. | German raiders at Hampton Roads | LB103761 | ||||||
| 18 | No image URL. | Cooking (Fish).; Barbecuing. | Includes index. | LB19309 | ||||||
| 19 | No image URL. | Canoes and canoeing–History. Canada | "A Phyllis Bruce book" | LB84751 | ||||||
| 20 | No image URL. | Historic ships. | Historic ships afloat | LB21227 | ||||||
| 21 | No image URL. | Plate, maps. | LB78320 | |||||||
| 22 | No image URL. | Sea world book of seals and sea lions. | LB86929 | |||||||
| 23 | No image URL. | United States–History–Civil War, 1861-1865–Personal narratives. | Sailors–United States–Correspondence. | Dearest Carrie : __Civil War letters home __Phyllis Huckins Haughton | LB34112 | |||||
| 24 |  | 3/15/1944 | United States. Army–Sports.; Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). Gymnasium. | K6895 - 1st WAC Company Champion basketball team photographed in the HRPE gym. 3-15-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Basketball.; Basketball players–Virginia–Newport News.; Portraits, Group. | The women's basketball team is seated together for a group portrait in their team uniforms, marked with an M on the left side. | P0003/01-#K-6895 | |||
| 25 |  | 5/14/1945 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps.; United States. Army–Medals, badges, decorations, etc. | WAC's Third Anniversary Parade and awarding of meritorious medals to the 1st WAC Company. Sgt. Thelma L. Cordray, A202230, HRPE, Canton, Ohio, is receiving the Motor Pool Drivers efficiency award from Brig. General John Reed Kilpatrick, 0167001, New York, Commanding General of HRPE. Photo taken at the Casino Park Parade Grounds, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Military ceremonies, honors, and salutes–Virginia–Newport News.; Military decorations–Virginia–Newport News. | Shows three women standing at attention. Brig. Gen. Kilpatrick is shown in the act of pinning a badge on one woman's uniform. | P0003/01-#F-14021 | |||
| 26 |  | 6/13/1943 | United States. Army. Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. | National Colonial Park (Yorktown, Va.). | K2738 - Seated left to right, T/4 Dora Patterson, Sgt. Cole, and Mildred Atkinson, standing left to right, Rita Gallagher, Cpl. Phillis Meally, Mona Prothro and Bee Barron at the National Colonial Park, Yorktown, Va. where the Camp Patrick Henry WAACs participated in Field Day activities. 6-13-43 Official photograph U.S.Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Portraits, Group–Virginia–Newport News. | A group of WAACs sitting on a picnic table at National Colonial Park. | P0003/01-#K-2738 | ||
| 27 | No image URL. | Newport News (Va.)–History. | Appam and American neutrality. | LB43557 | ||||||
| 28 | No image URL. | Occasional paper. regular not cataloged | Ships of the North Shore (Pictou, Colchester and Cumberland Counties) | LB92864 | ||||||
| 29 | No image URL. | translated by Phyllis Spencer. | LB85486 | |||||||
| 30 | No image URL. | Prinz Eitel Friedrich (Auxiliary cruiser : 1914).; William P. Frye (Ship : 1901). | World War, 1914-1918–Naval operations. | Sinking of William P. Frye. | LB65677 | |||||
| 31 | No image URL. | China–Commerce–History–19th century. Massachusetts; Massachusetts–Commerce–History–19th century. China; China–Social life and customs–1644-1912. | Merchants–Massachusetts–Boston–Correspondence.; Ocean travel.; Opium trade. | Letters from China : __the Canton-Boston correspondence of Robert Bennet Forbes, 1838-1840 __compiled and edited, and with background essays, by Phyllis Forbes Kerr | LB34164 | |||||
| 32 |  | Lighthouses–South Atlantic States.; Lighthouses–Virginia.; Lighthouses–North Carolina.; Lighthouses–Maryland. | Screwpiles : __the forgotten lighthouses __Larry Saint, Karla Smith, John H. Sheally II, Phyllis Speidell | LB105624 | ||||||
| 33 |  | 3/20/1945 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps.; United States. Army–Transportation.; United States. Army–Officers. | Candid shot of group of WACs awaiting gangplank to be set up prior to debarkation of rotational troops. WACs assist in the welcoming of returning soldiers. Photo taken at Pier 6, HRPE, Newport News, Va., for WAC recruiting publicity feature. | Shows six WACs in conversation, several of them are smiling and laughing. They look happy at work. | P0003/01-#E-13077 | ||||
| 34 |  | 3/14/1945 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps.; United States. Army–Officers.; United States. Army–Sports.; Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). Port Gymnasium. | Members of the First WAC Company Basketball team taken at the Port Gym, HRPE, Newport News, Va. Photo taken for company files. | Basketball players–Virginia–Newport News. | Group portrait of WAC basketball team, showing ten women athletes with their coach and commanding officer. They are shown sitting on bleachers in a gym. | P0003/01-#E-13024 | |||
| 35 |  | 3/27/1944 | Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.).; United States. Army. Women's Army Corps.; General William Mitchell (Steamship : 1944). | L7069 - Seven Army Nurses formerly attached to HRPE on USS Gen. W. Mitchell. 3-27-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. "SECRET Authority WD Cir 346 October 15, 1942 Initials WCS Date 3 APR 1944" stamped in red ink. | Embarkation (Military science). | A group of Medical Corps WACs in uniform are seated together on board ship. | P0003/01-#L-7069 | |||
| 36 |  | 3/28/1945 | West Point (Transport : AP-23).; United States. Army–Transportation.; United States. Army. Women's Army Corps. | Photo shows how rotational men are put into pens in groups of 50 to be led to their respective cars on train. Photo taken at Pier 6, HRPE, Newport News, Va., for publicity purposes. | Shows a group of men having disembarked waiting in a pen comprised of what looks like pieces of picket fencing. The pens are being monitored by WACs, whom the index labels as Debarkee Guides. | P0003/01-#L-13276 | ||||
| 37 |  | 4/7/1944 | W7256 - Interior view hospital car. 4-7-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. "SECRET Authority WD Cir 346 October 15, 1942 Initials WCS Date 1 APR 1944" stamped in red ink. | Railroads–Virginia–Newport News.; Hospital trains–Virginia–Newport News. | Shows the interior of a hospiral car, with cots stacked two high for the wounded soldiers. There are leather straps hanging from the ceiling, which appear to be used to hold the men in their cots. One nurse stands in the foreground, another kneels, talking to a soldier in a lower bunk, in the background. | P0003/01-#W-7256 | ||||
| 38 |  | 9/6/1944 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps–Sports.; Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). | E-9661 - Shown is a group picture of the WAC softball team. 9-6-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Softball players–Virginia–Newport News.; Portraits, Group–Virginia–Newport News. | Shows WACs and one male soldier posing in three rows, the rear standing and the front two seated. They all wear uniforms with side caps. | P0003/01-#E-9661 | |||
| 39 |  | 3/20/1945 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps.; United States. Army–Transportation. | WACs are shown awaiting ship to dock prior to their duties in assisting the debarkation of rotational troops. Photo taken at Pier 6, HRPE, Newport News, Va., for WAC recruiting publicity feature. | Shows a group of WACs standing around on a pier, possibly waiting for a ship to arrive in dock. The women have organized themselves into small circles and seem to be enjoying casual conversation as they wait. | P0003/01-#E-13079 | ||||
| 40 | No image URL. | United States–In art | Painters–Biography–United States | Includes index. | LB12496 | |||||
| 41 | No image URL. | Alcoa Steamship Company.; American Export Lines, Inc.; Alcoa Corsair (Passenger ship : 1947).; Constitution (Passenger ship : 1951). | Small collection of steamship ephemera relating to the travels of Hermina Cihacek and her travel companions in the 1950's on Alcoa Lines and American Export Lines ships. | MS0816 | ||||||
| 42 |  | 9/6/1944 | United States. Army. Women's Army Corps–Sports.; Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). 85th Coast Artillery Parade Ground. | E-9658 - HRPE WAC softball team. Photo was taken at the 85th C.A. grounds. 9-6-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Softball–Virginia–Newport News.; Softball players–Virginia–Newport News.; Portraits, Group–Virginia–Newport News. | Shows WACs posing in two rows, the rear standing and the front kneeling. They all wear softball uniforms with the Transportation Corps logo on the left breast and athletic shoes. In front of them are three bats and a softball, behind them is the backstop and several buildings that resemble Camp Hill. | P0003/01-#E-9658 | |||
| 43 | No image URL. | United States–Foreign relations–Great Britain–History–20th century; Great Britain–Foreign relations–History–20th century–United States | World War, 1939-1945–Military intelligence–United States.; World War, 1939-1945–Military intelligence–Great Britain.; World War, 1939-1945–Naval operations.; Combined operations (Military science)–History–20th century. | Vita. | LB39722 | |||||
| 44 |  | 11/28/1944 | Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). Gymnasium.; United States. Army. Officers. | E-11004 - Group photograph of Officers of the Adjutant Generals Office, HRPE, Newport News, Va. Photo taken for Historical purposes. 11-28-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. | Portraits, Group–Virginia–Newport News. | Shows officers in uniform posing in several rows for a group portrait. Marked as the HRPE Gym in the index. | P0003/01-#E-11004 | |||
| 45 | No image URL. | America–Discovery and exploration–Spanish.; Caribbean Area–Description and travel. | Joseph Judge Papers | MS0025 | ||||||
| 46 | No image URL. | France–Emigration and immigration–History.; Canada–Emigration and immigration–History. | French–History–17th century–Canada; French–History–18th century–Canada | French emigration to Canada in the 17th and 18th centuries __ __by Leslie Phyllis Choquette | LB39803 | |||||
| 47 | No image URL. | Stream ecology–United States; Rivers–United States. | American rivers : __a natural history __Bill Thomas ; special consultant, H.B.N. Hynes ; designed by Philip Sykes ; maps by Anne Marie Jauss ; special research assistant, Phyllis M. Thomas | LB19904 | ||||||
| 48 | No image URL. | Cataloging of art–United States.; MARC formats–United States | "On behalf of the Art Libraries Society of North America." | LB88040 | ||||||
| 49 | No image URL. | United States–Antiquities–Collection and preservation. | Cultural property–Protection–United States.; Indians of North America–Antiquities–Collection and preservation.; Archaeological thefts. | Protecting the past __ __edited by George S. Smith and John E. Ehrenhard | LB106976 | |||||
| 50 | No image URL. | New River (N.C.-W. Va.)–Photographs. | RIVERS, BRIDGES, BOATS AND TREES The series that I describe resides as a subset within the broader genre of landscape photography. My interest in landscape also includes remnants of our social landscape, including industrial architecture, domestic housing, modes of transportation and various other interests. I have investigated these aspects of our environment for nearly forty years. The natural landscape encompasses a romantic notion that involves our sense of place, i.e. the depiction of a locale that is both specific and general. I can name most of these places in general terms, as many lie outside the boundaries of cities or towns. They are often located by examining what exists between 'here' and 'there'. Most of our travels are determined by the desire to go from location to location, leaving the distance in-between unexamined and overlooked. This topography comprises, for me, one of the most interesting aspects of travel as I wander rather aimlessly into the land, hoping to distill content that is both interesting aesthetically and poignant psychologically. The psychological aspects of these remote areas encompass a sense of tranquility and of quietude. Historically, the land has served as a reservoir for our spiritual renewal, and has been prescribed as a balm for the stresses and travails of daily life. The spiritual aspects of this communion were felt so strongly by Teddy Roosevelt that he undertook to establish several national parks so that we could immerse ourselves as we seek renewal and inspiration. This describes a vast swath of our communal experience. It is not a new insight to assert that photography is created in the present but resides in the past. We enjoy the vast empty vistas of early explorative forays, more than a century ago, in the expanding westward migration we refer to as Manifest Destiny. Much has changed although much remains little changed during this passage of time. These contrasts between change and stasis are intriguing, and they inform our sense of the present and of our past. I have no understanding regarding how my photographs will appear after the passage of another century, however I imagine that our landscape will be much altered from our current experience. I photograph many of these locations simply because I enjoy occupying this space. Unfortunately, much of this land continues to fall into private ownership and is consequently posted with signs signaling no trespass. I cannot return to several familiar locations due to these newly established restrictions. I often wonder if future generations will be able to locate an accessible public space where they can fish, swim or recreate. Every year, more of our environment becomes restricted from our presence and from our personal experience. I produced these images with a cumbersome view camera. The prints were printed upon a paper that is no longer available. It is referred to as printing-out paper because the image was printed by exposing the negative and paper directly to sunlight for a length of several minutes. There was no developer used to create the image as it appears during exposure from the reduction of silver halide to a metallic state. The image coloration was produced by immersing the print into an aqueous solution of gold chloride, creating the range of warm hues that we often associate with 19th century photography. We make this association due to the fact that this paper began its long history with the origination of the photographic process, beginning in the mid-1800's. | MS0541 |
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