brooklynbridge

21 photos and 14 illustrations tagged brooklynbridge, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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Happy 8th Birthday, Flickr Commons! 1 day to go (LOC)

  • Alec Williams said:
    What an excellent composition!

Painters on the Brooklyn Bridge Suspender Cables-October 7, 1914

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  • Phil Zammit said:
    A fantastic shot. So clear.
  • SεΣ ╤hi∩Gs DiƒFerεNT└y said:
    Wow!
  • lf979883 said:
    Brilliant shot, love the extreme clarity of some old photos.
  • Humdrum Respect said:
    not bad for 10 cents a day
  • Abaft Peace said:
    Just a question... "This photo was taken some time in 1914 using a Canon EOS 5D Mark II. " -WHAT?!:D

WYOMING from Brooklyn Bridge (LOC)

  • peteygb49 said:
    I believe this is of the same class of BB ships like the USS Texas so that would probably put this around 1914, plus or minus a few years.
  • sweltering toad said:
    excellent pic! -- Seen on your photo stream. (?)
  • Rob Ketcherside said:
    This immediately precedes another photo, of the stern. Looks like it's headed towards the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard (NYNSY), which is visible in the shot of the stern. Likely this is October 6, 1912. The Wikipedia article indicates the Wyoming was completed in Philadelphia and then went to the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard for fitting-out on that date. It could be from another year up to 1916, though, perhaps all coming-to-ports by battleships were greeted this way. The Wyoming visited Brooklyn Naval Shipyard several times.
  • Kilted Cowboy said:
    Wyoming BB-32, had one sister ship, the USS Arkansas BB-33, Texas was BB-35, the second of the New York class. It's interesting, the tug just to the left of the mast is steaming furiously with a large smokestack plume, in the stern photo you can see it has caught up with the other 3 and has a much bigger wake.