Title
Seamen
Format (Extent)
110 images
Type (Physical characteristics and technical requirements)
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Description (Scope and Content)
Includes black and white portrait and candid photographs and drawings of mariners and their families. The following items are among those represented under this subject: A group of shipwrecked seafarers sitting in the auditorium at 25 South Street during World War I; American Women’s Voluntary Services (AWVS) members singing to seamen in the Seamen’s Lounge at 25 South Street in 1943; broadcast of the poetry contest “Between the Bookends” in February 1945, with a seaman winning third prize; Radio operator Ken Quee speaking with mariner Manuel Benitez on the rooftop of 25 South Street in 1955; a 1964 portrait of Seaman of the Month David Frey; female “Sea Venture” crew members attending an orientation at 15 State Street prior to sailing in 1974; two crew members looking out of the Turkish goodwill ship Tarsus in the port of Miami (Fla.); a portrait of Count Felix von Luckner; Capt. John Wilson with a dog on a boat; portrait of seaman Charles Leroy McCleary; and a portrait of seafarer Jim Fowler with a falcon.
Rights (Terms governing use)
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Citation
“Seamen,” SCI Digital Archives, accessed December 23, 2024, http://seamenschurch-archives.org/sci/items/show/324.
