Raymond C

Mariners' Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Skipjack

Year: 1899

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Location: Oriole

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1		11/9/1945	United States. Navy–Officers.			5 Captains of the small boats at HRPE. Left to right: Capt. William S. Bloodgood, Norfolk, VA. 2 1/2 yrs service; Capt. Andrew F. Rowe, Hampton, VA. 2 yrs service, Capt. Raymond C. Winder, Richmond VA., 4 yrs service, Capt. Elwood Turlington, Irvington, VA, 2 2/3 yrs in service; Capt. Wilbert R. Lee, Norfolk, VA. 1 yr service. Photo taken 9 Nov., 1945 for publicity and press release. Picture was taken in mid-stream.	Ship captains–Virginia–Newport News.	Group portrait of five ship's captains, they are on the deck of a boat with a body of water as the background.	P0003/01-#F-15988
	2		12/3/1944	United States. Army. Camp Hill (Va.). Chapel.			E-11128 - Lt. Raymond C. Davison, 0-1587914, N.Y.C., is shown playing the organ at the Camp Hill Chapel, HRPE, while Lt. Joseph Prather, 0-1580781, Detroit, Michigan, Officer of the Day; Lt. Harold L. Gamble, 0-1845173, Chicago, Ill.; Lt. Melvin Nelson, 0-1587368, Los Angeles, Calif., and Chap. John Wesley Downs, 0-518588, 1st Lt., home, Atlanta, Ga. Photo taken at Camp Hill, HRPE, Newport News, Va. 12-3-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. "SECRET Authority WD Cir 346 October 15, 1942 Initials WCS Date 13 JAN 1944" stamped in red ink.	Soldiers–Religious life–Virginia–Newport News.; African American soldiers.; African Americans–Segregation–Virginia–Newport News.	A row of five African American soldiers stands around a sixth playing an organ in the Camp Hill Chapel.	P0003/01-#E-11128
	3	No image URL.							plate.	LB68464
	4	No image URL.							Department of Research and Education, State of Maryland, Board of Natural Resources Publication No. 63.	LB107779
	5	No image URL.						Reinforced concrete construction–Handbooks, manuals, etc.	Includes index.	LB87849
	6		2/10/1945	United States. Army–Officers–Portraits.; United States. Army. Camp Hill (Va.). Chapel.			Group shot of the Officers whose wives gave the program at the Camp Hill Chapel. Left to right: Lt. James Brewer, 0-01894988, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Capt. (Chaplain) J. Wesley Downs, of 0-518588 of Atlanta, Ga., Lt. William Caves, 0-1587879 of Washington, D.C., Lt. William Dawson, 0-1587917, of Greensboro, N.C., Capt. George A. Roberts, 0-1583566 of Nashville, Tenn., Lt. Fredrick D. Pollard, 0-184826 of Chicago, Ill., Capt. Joseph Prather, 0-1580181, of Atlanta, Ga., Lt. Alfred T. Routt, 0-1579042, of Detroit, Mich., and Lt. Raymond Davidson, 0-1587914 of Wyadancx, N.Y. Photo taken at Camp Hill, HRPE, Newport News, Va., for Historical purposes.	African American soldiers.	Nine men pose for a group portrait.	P0003/01-#F-12365
	7		12/3/1944	United States. Army. Camp Hill (Va.). Chapel.			E-11127 - A group of Camp Hill soldiers at the altar of the altar of the Camp Hill Chapel, HRPE, after the Holy Communion Service, with the officers shown standing near Chaplain John Wesley Downs, 0-518588, 1st Lt., home, Atlanta, Ga. Photo taken at Camp Hill, HRPE, Newport News, Va. 12-3-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va. "SECRET Authority WD Cir 346 October 15, 1942 Initials WCS Date 13 JAN 1944" stamped in red ink.	Soldiers–Religious life–Virginia–Newport News.; Audiences–Virginia–Newport News.; African American soldiers.; African Americans–Segregation–Virginia–Newport News.	Several rows of African American soldiers and two civilian women pose in the Camp Hill Chapel in front of the altar.	P0003/01-#E-11127
	8		2/10/1945	United States. Army. Camp Hill (Va.). Chapel.			Group shot of Officers wives who were responsible for the services at Camp Hill Chapel: left to right are: Mrs. Alfred T. Routt, of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. G. A. Roberts, of Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. Stephens, Howe, Mrs. Joseph Prather of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. William Caves of Washington, D.C., Mrs. James Brewer of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. F. D. Pollard of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. William Patton of Marion, Ala., Mrs. Raymond Davidson of Wyadancx, N.Y., and Mrs. Thelma Woodard. Photo taken at Camp Hill, HRPE, Newport News, Va., for Historical purposes.	Army spouses–Virginia–Newport News–Portraits.	Eleven African American women pose for a group portrait.	P0003/01-#F-12364
	9		11/28/1944	Port of Embarkation, Hampton Roads, Va. (U.S.). Gymnasium.; United States. Army. Officers.			E-10999 - Group photograph of Camp Hill Officers, Camp Hill, 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-10999