By The Schuylkill River & Urban Waters Research Corps Archive team
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"The Official Guide Book to Philadelphia," 1876: Full title: "The Official Guide Book to Philadelphia, A New Handbook for Strangers and Citizens, with a History of the City, a Large Map of the City Showing All the Routes of the Passenger Railways, New Map of Fairmount Park, Etc" ~ Source: Google Books, pgs 137-139 ~ Creator: Thompson Westcott, author
Porter & Coates, publisher ~ Date: 1876Video - "Why I Work Here" ~ Source: YouTube ~ Creator: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division ~ Date: Uploaded July 12, 2017Untitled ~ Select Figures and Tables from "The Closing and Reuse of the Philadelphia Navy Yard": Cover Page Figure 2.1 - pg. 6 Figure 4.1 - pg. 24 Figure 5.1 - pg. 44 Table 5.2 - pg. 43 Table 5.4 - pg 46 Table 5.5 - pg. 46 ~ Source: National Defense Research InstituteRAND ~ Creator: Ron Hess
Jefferson P. Marquis
John F. Schank
Malcolm MacKinnonAerial View of Navy Yard to Packer Avenue - Stadium at Left: Collection - DOR Archives
Wharves, Docks and Ferries-1310
Asset 5723 ~ Source: PhillyHistory.org ~ Date: n.d."Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, Dry Dock No. 4, Broad Street south of Government Avenue": Left: Dry Dock No. 4. Typical Cross-Sections (Frederic R. Harris, Inc., January 10, 1941). In Files of Cushman & Wakefield, Building No. 501, Philadelphia Naval Business Center. Right: Scrapping In Dry Dock #4. Naval Shipyard Philadelphia. February 18, 1946. Original Photograph In Collection of National Archives, Mid-Atlantic Regional Records Center, Philadelphia. ~ Source: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs DivisionHAER PA-387-D ~ Creator: Historic American Engineering Record ~ Date: 1941-1945
Compiled after 1968Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, 350-Ton Hammerhead Crane, League Island, Philadelphia: Top Left - View south inside control cab. Top Right - Main hook of hammerhead boom looking south-southeast. Bottom Left - View southwest of 350-ton crane, oiler Milwaukee in foreground. Bottom Right - View south of boom structure of 350-ton crane with pintle in foreground. ~ Source: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division Survey HAER PA-387-F ~ Creator: Historic American Engineering Record
