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Note: This page includes a list of digitized images in the BCPL Legacy Web database for topics beginning with the letter "U".
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- U.S. Navy
26280015
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The freighter ANTARES and behind it the battleship ARKANSAS at Pier 2 in Canton, Baltimore. This is a screened image from the BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL JOURNAL of November 23, 1923
- U.S. Navy
26267028
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The Battleship ARKANSAS at Pier 2 in Canton, Baltimore, Md.
- U.S. Navy
26280014
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Sailors in their blues man the rail of a four stack destroyer tied alongside at Pier Five in the Inner Harbor.
- U.S. Navy
26280013
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A four-stack U.S. Navy destroyer #240 and a seaplane tender are moored alongside Pier 4, in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
- U.S. Navy - Warships
25332C03
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Baltimore Harbor scene showing a birdcage masted, two funnelled battleship.
- U.S. Navy - Warships
25332C05
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Photo of c. 1915 birdcage masted U.S. Navy cruiser, The location is Baltimore harbor. Vessel has the summer awnings up.
- U.S. Navy - Warships
25332C08
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Unidentified U.S. Navy vessel, possibly a destroyer, with the Puerto Rican flag flying at the stern.
- U.S. Navy - Warships
25332C04
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Photo of c. 1915 birdcage masted U.S. Navy cruiser. The location is Baltimore harbor. Vessel has the summer awnings up.
- U.S. Navy - Warships
25332C02
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A "birdcage" masted U.S. Navy cruiser sailing in the Baltimore harbor.
- U.S. Post Offices - Baltimore City
24707014
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The U.S. Post Office on the east side of Calvert street, looking north.
This flamboyant structure was bounded by Calvert, Fayette, Guilford and Lexington Streets.
It was dedicated in 1889, seven years after the cornerstone was laid. It was demolished in 1930.
This post office replaced Guy's Hotel. The Battle Monument is seen in the middle of Calvert Street.
- U.S. Post Offices - Baltimore City
24718036
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The old Water Street Post Office was built in 1872. It adjoined the Exchange Building and the Custom House on Exchange Place and was next to the Merchants Bank.
- U.S. Post Offices - Garrison
27079010
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The U.S. Post Office in Garrison, from 1962.
Previously it had been Cullison's Market, and later Sullivan's Market.
- U.S. Post Offices - Garrison
27045365
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The U.S. Post Office/Tobin's store on Reisterstown Road in Garrison/Owings Mills.
- U.S. Post Offices - Loch Raven Boulevard
26278010
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The old Post Office at Cromwell Bridge Road and Loch Raven Boulevard.
- U.S. Post Offices - Timonium
26647338
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The old Lutherville-Timonium Post Office at York and Ridgely Roads.
- U.S. Post Offices - Towson
27045286
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The United States Post Office at 101 West Chesapeake Avenue in Towson was built in the late 1930s.
- U.S. Post Offices - Towson
27045288
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The United States Post Office at 101 West Chesapeake Avenue in Towson was built in the late 1930s.
- U.S. Post Offices - Towson
27045285
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The U.S. Post Office at 101 West Chesapeake Avenue in Towson was built in the late 1930s.
- U.S. Social Security Administration - Woodlawn
25834015
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A part of the U.S. Social Security Administration complex in Woodlawn. The Altmeyer Building is on the left and the West High Rise Building is on the right.
- Universities - Towson
DA_01252
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to be added
- Utilities - Back River
27046326
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The Back River water treatment plant which opened in 1911. The chief engineer for the plant was Calvin W. Hendricks, of New York, who assumed that duty in November 1905.
- Utilities - Back River
27046329
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The Back River water treatment plant which opened in 1911. The chief engineer for the plant was Calvin W. Hendricks, of New York, who assumed that duty in November 1905.
- Utilities - Back River
27046331
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The Back River water treatment plant which opened in 1911. The chief engineer for the plant was Calvin W. Hendricks, of New York, who assumed that duty in November 1905.
- Utilities - Back River
27046228
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The Back River Water Treatment Plant. Chief engineer for the plant was Calvin W. Hendricks, of New York, who assumed that duty in November 1905. The plant opened in 1911.
- Utilities - Back River
27046325
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The Back River Water Treatment Plant. Chief engineer for the plant was Calvin W. Hendricks, of New York, who assumed that duty in November 1905. The plant opened in 1911.
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