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Robert Hopkin and others in studio

from Smithsonian Institution

• Terrific Lake said:

  best shot

• Puzzled Prose said:

  very good

• Pete Considine said:

  This is way off topic, but in the NY Times obit for Hopkin, the headline for the listing below his was "Gas Kills Gas Inspector." lol -- Seen on your photo stream. (?)

• Pete Considine said:

  More on topic – Apparently, Hopkin had moved to Chicago to pursue his career just before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 (the one famously blamed on Mrs. O'Leary's cow). Having lost everything but the clothes on his back in the fire, he moved back to Detroit where he lived until his death.

• chrissy6529 said:

  Robert Hopkin was my great-great grandfather.

American & British officers in France discussing equipment

from National Library of Scotland

• Robert Murphy said:

  I think perhaps the sign behind the group reads "LORRIES".

An engine room debate on 'Galeomma'

from North East Museums

• Terry Whalebone said:

  Galeomma was a twin screw shallow draft tanker with triple expansion steam engines which were built by Geo. Clark She was completed in 1946 for Curacaosche Scheeps. Maats. (Dutch Shell). In 1953 transferred to Compania Shell de Venezuela Ltd. Then in 1961 to Shell Tankers (UK) Ltd. on 11 May 1962 arrived at Blyth to be broken up.

• Michiel2005 said:

  Full steam ahead.

• steviej 007 said:

  Terry Whalebone Cannot be the chief with those overhauls?

• steviej 007 said:

  Great photo.

• Terry Whalebone said:

  steviej 007 Thats what I thought, must be the Second.