Piers & wharves
 Kennebec' |
 Old salt rests on wharf |
 SS Evelyn, bull line sugar boat, being towed through Congress St. drawbridge |
 SS Evelyn being towed through the Fort Point Channel along South Station |
 SS Evelyn , bull line sugar boat, being towed through Summer and Congress St. bridges, Fort Point Channel |
 SS Monterey dry docking South Boston |
 SS Monterey dry docking South Boston |
 Eastern steamship lines terminal from Northern Ave. Bridge showing Eastern Steamship and Nantasket line boat (Mayflower) easing in (Ferry Narrow Guagerr, 'Peeking out') H.T. Dimcock, Portsmouth N.H., left |
 Pleasure fishing boats - old T-Wharf. Excursion steamers: Dorothy Bradford on Right, Newcastle left front, Nahant rear left? King Philip - left middle |
 Subchaser SC 263 out of commission at Northern Ave. |
 Diver going down before Battleship New York was launched. |
 SS Yankton, once owned by King Edward VII, being junked at shipyard on Freeport Street, Dorchester |
 Rum runner 'Clara Mathews' to be junked with the SS Yankton |
 Rum runner 'Clara Mathews' to be junked with the SS Yankton |
 Rum runner 'Clara Mathews' to be junked with the SS Yankton |
 SS Yankton, built by Edward VII for one million, and given to Sandra Bernhardt. Sold for $125,000, to be junked with rum runner 'Clara Mathew' |
 The smallest floating steel drydock located at East Boston. It is 100 feet long, 45 feet wide with pontoons 6 feet deep and a capacity of 500 tons |
 The 'Powow' of Newburyport in the floating dry dock at East Boston. |
 Liner at South Boston |
 Steamer Fairfax docking in Boston (LJ Note: Merchant and Miners) |
 Ferry 'Mayflower' sailing for Nantasket and the 'Brewster' sailing to Revere. |
 WW Lufkin' new Customs Patrol boat - Boston, Mass. |
 Sub chasers in scrapyard in Boston Harbor including SC 225 and 216 |
 Banana boats at the United Fruit Co. Wharf, Long Wharf |
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