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For Full Size Image Size Image Description Source 469k USS Essex at anchor, circa 1876, location unknown.
Photo from the collections of the Library of Congress. Robert Jensen 138k Essex moored alongside Shiphouse 4 & 5, and building #7, Portsmouth, NH, 1890.
Photo from Washington Naval Yard Library photo archives.
Robert Hurst and Robert Jensen 139k Essex at anchor, circa 1895, location unknown. At this time Essex was a training ship equipped with 6 breech-loading guns.
Photo from Washington Naval Yard Library photo archives. Robert Hurst and
Jim Kurrasch
Battleship Iowa Pacific Battleship Center 51k Essex with Naval Academy Midshipmen at sail drill, at Annapolis, MD., circa 1893-1896.
Photo from Washington Naval Yard Library photo archives. Robert Hurst 302k Post card image of Naval Training Ship Essex moored at Toledo, OH., winter 1908 with ice gorge and high water.
Published by J. G. Bautelle, Toledo, OH. Tommy Trampp 306k Post card image of Naval Training Ship Essex at anchor in New York Bay, circa 1909. Tommy Trampp 224k Post card image of Naval Training Ship Essex moored pierside, date and location unknown. Tommy Trampp 248k Essex photographed during the Perry Centennial Naval Parade, 1913, Possibly at Erie, PA. She was Ohio Naval Militia training ship at that time.
Photo from Washington Naval Yard Library photo archives. Robert Hurst 136k From left to right; celebrating the 100th year anniversary of Commander Perry's victory on Lake Erie. Essex (IX-10), US Brig Niagara and Wolverine (IX-31) moored pierside 1913. Tommy Trampp 36k Essex port bow view at Fairport OH. for "Perry Day" celebrations showing white hull and one yard on each mast, 14 July 1913. Institute for Great Lakes Research, Bowling Green State University 46k Essex starboard bow view at a dock in Sandusky, OH. showing "dress ship" with signal flags, circa June - October 1921. Essex was drydocked in May 1921 at Duluth, MN., at which time her scroll head was replaced and her bowsprit shortened. Institute for Great Lakes Research, Bowling Green State University 68k Essex pierside at an unknown Great Lakes port, circa June - October 1921. This was her last season on the Great Lakes before being confined to Duluth in 1922. Essex turned into a barrack ship in 1923. Institute for Great Lakes Research, Bowling Green State University
094601015 31k Essex housed over while serving as a Naval Reserve training ship in the Ninth Naval District in 1924.
US Navy photo from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Digital Library, Donated by Kenneth E. Thro John Spivey
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