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[Aerial view of Brooklyn Navy Yard] PhotoCraft Studios / Alan G. Angrist / 63-48 Woodhaven Blvd. / Rego Park 74, N. Y. / HA 6-6745 [written on verso]. Aerial view of Brooklyn Navy Yard. |
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[Ship at Brooklyn Navy Yard] Naval ship at Brooklyn Navy Yard. |
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[Aerial view of Brooklyn Navy Yard and Naval station] Aerial view of Brooklyn Navy Yard with Naval station, and ships. |
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[Rubble in front of two storefronts] Destruction in front of two store fronts: Mr. T HairCutters and Ruth & Sam Book Shop. The corner in front of Ruth & Sam Book Shop is cordoned off by what appear to be police barricades.... |
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[Cranes and Manhattan skyline] Seatrain cranes and Manhattan skyline in the background. |
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[Cranes] Seatrain shipbuilding cranes. |
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[Seatrain electrician, "Rako"] Seatrain electrician,"Rako," with a Seatrain shipbuilding crane in the background. |
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[Starboard side bulk head tanks section being installed] Taken from an angle, left side shows the starboard side bulk head tanks section being installed, 80 feet high by 25 feet wide [from Frank J. Trezza's notes]. |
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[View from building 294] View of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, from the roof of building 294. |
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[Navy cranes] Cranes from the Navy, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. |
