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Presumably en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Northern_Pacific_(1914)

Very similar to www.navsource.org/archives/12/1217998115.jpg "In Drydock No. 3 at the New York Navy Yard while undergoing repairs after her 1 January 1919 grounding off Fire Island. She was in drydock from 11 February to 10 May 1919. Note that the ship's armament has been removed. She has been partially repainted, but some of her World War I "dazzle" camouflage pattern is still visible on her forward superstructure. U.S. Navy photo NH 44747" www.navsource.org/archives/12/179981.htm

She now sits on the bottom of Pearl Harbor.

Dated 9/12/11 on the right side of the slide. The same date as the LC photo of the USS New York keel laying which was also in Brooklyn Naval Yard. According to the Wikipedia article for this ship, it was commissioned on Aug 31, 1911, just teslve dayes earlier in Philadelphia. Perhaps, like the Wyoming, it went from Philadelphia to New York for "fitting-out"? Second down on this Naval History page is a photo of USS Utah in 1911 in New York Harbor for "fleet review".

The crane-bearing barge in the foreground, numbered B7, appears to be named ALPHA across the stern.

Thanks! We'll fix the date in the source data and reload the description.

Another very interesting old picture, love it!

Dry Dock No. 4 under construction, Building 131 in the background on the left side of the frame.

Thank you TVL 1970 for adding more information to this image of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. We will add more details to our description when we update.