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Dorothy Knight at "Wyoming" launch (LOC)

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  • skillful north said:
    a beautiful woman.
  • ~ Liberty Images said:
    She is...lovely picture, too.
  • skillful north said:
    Apparently she was in movies, she is listed in IMBD but no info except date of death.
  • DaShlom said:
    Picture taken September, 1912 in Philadelphia, PA. She was also photographed with Wyoming's just-elected governor, J.M. Casey and his wife and a relative of his. The large, riveted metal piece in the background is the battleship's prow.
  • aware health said:
    The Wyoming: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Wyoming_(BB-32)

USS Balitimore

  • edjdonnell said:
    an early cruiser of the new navy of the united states, which started in the mid 1880s. baltimore was a high sided ship, unlike most of the earlier steel new navy ships that resembled wooden and iron sailing ships. the baltimore was the second largest ship and in line of battle with Commodore Dewey at the battle of mainla bay in may of 1898. She was even present as a former recieving ship at pearl harbor on the morning of Dec 7th 1941, and can be seen in the disance in a few photos of the damaged ships in port..
  • Iain said:
    You seem to have spelling errors in both the title and in your text - it should read BALTIMORE, like your tags do.
  • Jessica Johnston said:
    Thanks! We will fix it right away.

Steinmetz Family Christmas Card, 1937

  • rwchicago said:
    Sort of spooky.