Title:
Chesapeake Marine Tours Inc.,
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Harbor Queen, a 300-passenger sightseeing boat, returning to City Dock from one of its regularly conducted, narrated tours of picturesque Annapolis harbor. A cruise on the Harbor Queen is a must for visitors to historic Annapolis. Harbor Queen is available for private charter parties.
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Title:
Regimental Dress Parade
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Midshipmen on Dress Parade at the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
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Title:
Crypt Of John Paul Jones In Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Crypt of John Paul Jones, Annapolis, Md., with a Pine Branch from the home of Wiley Jones, Halifax, N. C., where he lived and form where he was appointed to the U. S. Navy in 1775.
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Title:
Mahan Hall, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Aerial View Of Annapolis
Annapolis (MD), Continental Chrome PM 1978 Oct-07
Description:
View of the waterfront section of historic Annapolis, showing the U.S. Naval Academy situated picturesquely where Spa Creek (right) joins the Severn River. The Annapolis Yacht Club (lower right) and the St. Mary's Church and school complex (lower left) flank the Annapolis Hilton Inn, located just below the Halsey Field House.
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Title:
C-4 Aerial View U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The colonial buildings of the older part of Annapolis blend their color with this aerial view of the Naval Academy. The Chapel dome is at the left
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Title:
Carvel Hall
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-26
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Title:
Naval Academy Seen From The Dome Of The State House
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Woodward Hall And Liberty Tree, St. John's College
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back
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Title:
Gymnasium U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Main Walk Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), White Border PM 1932 Jul-06
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Title:
Resignation Of Gen. Washington
Annapolis (MD), White Border unused
Description:
Resignation of Gen. Washington, Dec, 23, 1783. Painting by John Trumbull, in the Rotunda of the Capitol, Washington. Washington's surrendered commission as Commander-in-Chief is preserved in the State Department.
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Title:
Air View Of Bancroft Hall And High Power Radio Towers, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Looking Across Smoke Park
Annapolis (MD), Linen PM 1939 Nov-15
Description:
Showing Seaward Terrace of Bancroft Hall
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Maryland's Colonial State House, built in 1772, serves as the seat of the State Legislature today and is the oldest such structure in America still in daily use. Within these hallowed walls, George Washington resigned as commander-in-chief of the Continental Forces and the Treaty of Peace with England was ratified by the continental Congress.
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Title:
New Armory Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
St. John's College Building
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Richard Carvel House
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Tecumseh Statue, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome PM 1963 Sep-25
Description:
Originally the figurehead of the U.S.S. Delaware, the bust of the Indian chief is good - luck charm of the midshipmen, who toss pennies at it for luck. For special occasions like the Navy Army game, it is decorated with warpaint; during the rest of the year, it stands in its natural stone - grey.
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Title:
The Maryland Inn, Church Circle
Annapolis (MD), Chrome PM 1958 May-27
Description:
One of the Lounge in this recently - restored inn - which is on of America's oldest public houses
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Title:
Aerial View, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome PM 1981 May-15
Description:
Established in 1845, the academy occupies 329 acres on the Severn River ad - joining the City of Annapolis The Academy is the Navy's four year under graduate school and prepares midshipmen for service as commissioned officers in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
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Title:
State Capitol
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Maryland and Massachusetts are the only two of the original thirteen states which can still boast of their original colonial state houses. Built in 1772, the State House of Maryland is greatly admired for its architectural proportions, commanding site, and lofty dome.
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Title:
St. Anne's Church
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
First Church completed in 1700. On request the Sexton will show the silver Communion Service presented by King William III in 1695; also folio bible presented in 1707, by General John Hammond of His Majesty's forces.
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Title:
Chapel, U. s. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Chapel, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., contains the sarcophagus of John Paul Jones.
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Maryland's Colonial State House, built in 1772, serves as the seat of the State Legislature today and is the oldest such structure in America still in daily use. Within these hallowed walls, George Washington resigned as commander-in-chief of the Continental Forces and the Treaty of Peace with England was ratified by the Continental Congress.
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Title:
U. S. Naval Academy Chapel
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Interior view of the Chapel, showing two of the five great stained-glass windows. The one over the altar depicts Christ Walking on the Water, the one on the right honors the Civil War naval hero, Admiral Farragut. Non-denominational services for the brigade are held here.
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Title:
Annapolis Anchors Aweigh
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Annapolis…"Anchor aweigh"…home of the U.S. Naval Academy - one of the eastern seaboard's most beautiful and historic landmarks.
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Title:
Annapolis Yacht Club
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This modernistic structure on Spa Creek, just off the Severn River and Chesapeake Bay, is outstanding among the many fine facilities for boating throughout the Bay area.
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Title:
Brice-Wohl House
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Handsomest Georgian Mansion outside England, and the largest and tallest built in Colonial America. Elaborate and colorful interiors by architect William Buckland. The bold exterior profile; harmonious proportions, and ever-practical room arrangements within, set a major example for the subsequent course of American residential design. Preservation of its original magnificence by present owners Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Wohl.
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Title:
Colony 7 Motor Inn
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
200 air conditioned units - Schrafft's Restaurant Cocktail Lounge - Swimming pool - on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway at Exit MD 32 - 20 minutes from downtown Baltimore or Washington - adjacent to Ft. Meade and Laurel Race Track. Mailing address: Box 7 Annapolis, Jct. Md. 20701 Phone - Area Code 31 - 725-5100
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Title:
Annapolis Harbor
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
A typical Chesapeake Bay schooner in this major sport and commercial fishing part of the Chesapeake Bay region
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Title:
Maryland State Capitol
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1772, this Colonial State House serves as the seat of the State Legislature today. It is the oldest such structure in America still in daily use. Within this building, George Washington resigned as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Forces and the Treaty of Peace with England was ratified by the Continental Congress.
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Maryland's Colonial State House, built in 1772, serves as the seat of the State Legislature today and is the oldest such structure in America still in daily use. Within these hallowed walls, George Washington resigned as commander-in-chief of the Continental Forces and The Treaty of Peace with England was ratified by the Continental Congress.
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Title:
The Yacht Basin Company
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Hilton Inn - Between - Annapolis Yacht Club Transients - Overnight Guests - Power Squadrons Gulf Fuels. Phone: 301-263-3544- P.O. Box 168 - 21401 Zip on Spa Creek & Severn River - Downtown Annapolis Shopping Area. Utilities to all slips. Washers & Dryers. Showers - Parking Area. Phone for reservations
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Title:
Annapolis And Eastport Bridge By Night
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Anne's Church
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
First church completed in 1700. On request the Sexton will show the silver communion service presented by king William ill in 1695: also folio bible presented in 1707. by general john Hammond of his majesty's forces
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Title:
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Interior of main chapel at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. The window behind the altar is the porter window, a memorial to Admiral David Dixon Porter a former superintendent of the Academy. Below the chapel is the crypt of John Paul Jones, one of the first great Naval heroes.
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Title:
The United States Naval Academy Color Girl
Annapolis (MD), Chrome PM 1963 May-22
Description:
Since 1871, the color parade has highlighted June Week ceremonies at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. At this time the commander of the winning company in the intra-brigade competition receives the brigade flag.
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Title:
The Chapel,U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back PM 1910
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Title:
Steam Engineering Building
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
West View, State Capitol
Annapolis (MD), White Border
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Title:
Interior Bancroft Hall, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen PM 1949
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Title:
Main Entrance To Bancroft Hall, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen PM 1952
Description:
Named in honor of George Bancroft, Secretary of the Navy 1845-1846, who established the U. S. Naval Academy of October 10, 1845. This building is one of the largest in the world covering 5 acres of ground.
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Title:
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome PM 1958
Description:
Midshipmen in Noon formation at Bancroft Hall. The World's largest men's dormitory - showing Midshipmen Drum and Bugle Carps
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Title:
The Chapel, U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY CHAPEL IS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING COLLEGIATE CHURCHES IN AMERICA. THE SARCOPHAGUS OF JOHN PAUL JONES, FATHER OF THE AMERICAN NAVY, IS IN THE "CRYPT"OF THIS CHURCH
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Title:
Disciple Window, The Chapel, United States Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Tecumseh Statue, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome PM 1968
Description:
Originally the figurehead of the U. S. S. Delaware, the bust of the Indian chief is a good luck charm of the midshipmen, who loss pennies orbit for luck. For special occasion like the Navy Army game, it is decorated with warpoint; during the rest of the year, it stands in its natural stone-grey.
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Title:
Greetings From Annapolis
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Home of the U. S. Naval Academy
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Title:
Looking Across Smoke Park
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Showing Seaward Terrace of Bancroft Hall. U. S. Naval Academy
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Title:
U. S. Naval Academy Museum
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Interior view showing the model of "Old Ironsides" on the left and the two Jima flag raising on the right. The museum, containing a large, fine collection of models, paintings, relics and articles, and displays relating to the glorious episodes in our naval history, is viewed by hundreds of thousands of visitors yearly.
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Title:
Greetings From Annapolis
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The capital of Maryland and home of the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis was also the seat of the Continental Congress, which met in the State House in 1783-84. Upper View: Dress parade of the Midshipmen at the Navy Academy. Lower View: Main Street and the State House. The State House, built in 1772, is the oldest in the U. S. still in daily use.
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Title:
Presentation Of Colors June Week
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
June Week is the big event of the Academy year at Annapolis, during which the presentation of the colors by the color girl takes place. The National and Regimental flags are transferred from the Sixth to the Fifth Company of midshipmen.
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Title:
Greetings From Annapolis
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Home of the U. S. Naval Academy
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Title:
Greetings From Annapolis
Annapolis (MD), Linen PM 1948
Description:
George Bancroft, the historian, who in 1845 while Secretary of the Navy, selected Annapolis, Maryland as the location of the U. s. Naval academy because of its ideal setting with the sever River and Chesapeake Bay.
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Title:
State Capitol
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Maryland and Massachusetts are the only two of the original thirteen states which cam still boast of their original colonial state houses. Built in 1772, the State House of Maryland is greatly admired for its architectural proportions, commanding site, and lofty dome.
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Title:
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
State Capitol And Governors Mansion
Annapolis (MD), White Border unused
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Title:
New Armory Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Wast View, State Capitol
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
St. John's College
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Isherwood Hall US Naval Acadamy
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Road Along Sentee Basin - Sailors
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Academic Hill, Showing Library US Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
U. S. Naval Academy
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Title:
State Capitol Moonlight on Patomac
Annapolis (MD) PM 1921
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Title:
Chapel at Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) PM 1913
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Title:
Chapel U.S Naval Acadamy
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Chapel Interior US Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
United States Naval Academy Painting by Ruth Perkins Safford
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Title:
Carvel Hall
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
CARVEL HALL, fronting on Prince George Street, is a stately old structure, erected in 1763 by William Paca, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. During his term as Governor in 1782. this house was the center of many brilliant entertainments. Still retaining all the charm and daintiness which has characterized it since pre-revolutionary days, Carvel Hall is nora modern hotel of one hundred and fifty rooms, in the heart of Colonial Annapolis-a hundred yards from the Naval Academy and less than two squares from Maryland's historic State Capitol, which was the first Capitol of the United States. Make your stay memorable by stopping at the Mansion in which Winston Churchill wrote his famous novel "Richard Carvel".
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Title:
Mahan Hall
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
General View of Harbor and U. S. Naval Academy, By Night,
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Midshipmen on Dress Parade
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Chapel U. S. naval Academy.
Annapolis (MD) PM 1944
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Title:
Tecumseh Monument
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
Directly in front of Bancroft Hall at the end of Stribling Walk is Tecumsch - God of the 2.5. This aristocratic old chief was once the figurehead of the U. S. S. Delaware, but was given an honorable discharge to furnish out his service as guardian angel of the wooden men at the Naval Academy. The Class of '91 came to the rescue and had a bronze replica made. The bronze plate with the Naval Academy seal at the foot of the figure was made from the metal that was to have composed the torpedo tubes of the new "Washington".
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Title:
Mahan Hall
Annapolis (MD) PM 1949
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Title:
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
U. S. Naval Academy at night , Harbor
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Main Gate
Annapolis (MD) PM 1957
Description:
Entrance to the Naval Academy is gained through this gate. The grounds are open daily and Sunday visitors are requested to observe certain regulations set forth by the Academy authorities. To the center of the picture you may see the Administration Building and Chapel
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Title:
Interior Bancroft Hall
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Gov. Ritchie Highway between Baltimore and Annapolis
Annapolis (MD)
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Title:
Main Gate US Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
Entrance to the Naval Academy is gained through this gate. The grounds are open daily and Sunday visitors are requested to observe certain regulations set forth by the Academy authorities. To the center of the picture you may see the Administration Building and Chapel
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Title:
Gov. Ritchie Memorial on Gov. Ritchie Boulevard
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Crypt of John Paul Jones
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
State Capitol
Annapolis (MD)
Description:
Maryland and Massachusetts are the only two of the original thirteen states which can still boast of their original colonial state houses. Built in 1772, the State House of Maryland is greatly admired for its architectural proportions, commanding site, and lofty dome.
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Title:
Mahan Hall US Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) PM 1942
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Title:
Smoke Park And Seven River , Bancroft Hall
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis (MD) PM 1940
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Title:
The Chapel US Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
The U.S. Naval Academy Chapel is one of the outstanding collegiate churches in America. The sarcophagus of John Paul Jones, father of the American Navy, is in the "crypt" of this church.
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Title:
Bird's-Eye View US Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) PM 1954
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Title:
Naval Academy Bancroft Hall & Radio Towers
Annapolis (MD) PM 1955
Description:
U. S. Naval Academy
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Title:
Tecumseh Monument and Midshipmen Returning from Class, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
Stribling Walk is one by which the midshipmen march from their dormitory to classes. Here also is seen the bust of the Indian Chief, TECUMESH, a replica of the figure-head of the U.S.S. DELAWARE. The midshipmen call Tecumseh "The God of 2.5," which is the passing mark atr the Academy.
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Title:
Midshipmen Preparing for Sailboat Drill, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
Views of Colonial Annapolis
Annapolis (MD) PM 1916
Description:
Colonial Annapolis is replete with finest examples of colonial architecture in the country. These old building, together with the U. S. Naval Academy, make the Annapolis trip the most interesting one out of Baltimore or Washington. From Baltimore half hourly service, morning and afternoon. Hourly during middle of the day. Sunday hourly. From Washington every hour at five minutes after the hour. Terminals: Washington, yelt & New York Ave., Opp. Treasure. Baltimore, Park Ave. & Liberty St., near Lexington St.
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Title:
Bancroft Hall - Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD) PM 1908
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Title:
Colonial Annapolis Views
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
Colonial Annapolis is replete with finest examples of colonial architecture in the country. These old building, together with the U. S. Naval Academy, make the Annapolis trip the most interesting one out of Baltimore or Washington. Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railroad Co. Terminals: Washington, 12th & New York Ave., Baltimore, Howard & Lombard Sts.
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
State Capitol
Annapolis (MD) PM 1925
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Title:
Crypt Of John Paul Jones In Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen PM 1941
Description:
Crypt of John Paul Jones, Annapolis, Md., with a Pine Branch from the home of Wiley Jones, Halifax, N. C., where he lived and from where he was appointed to the U. S. Navy in 1775.
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Title:
State Capitol
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back PM 1913
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Title:
Mahan Hall, U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Linen PM 1952
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Title:
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Midshipmen in formation at Bancroft Hall, the world's largest men's dormitory
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Title:
State House
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-26
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Title:
U. S. Navy Academy
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 Jun-09
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Title:
Resignation Of General Washington
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back unused
Description:
"Resignation of General Washington," Annapolis, Dec. 23, 1783. - Painting by John Trumbull, in the Rotunda of the Capitol, Washington. Washington's surrendered commission as Commander_in-Chief is preserved in the State Department.
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Title:
College Creek
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Bancroft Hall Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907
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Title:
Rear View Of Bancroft Hall Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907
Description:
A call to the colors! The call is to you! Our Rally Day Drive is bound to go through. Let's "go over the top" with one hundred per cent; We can if we will. Let's say that "we want."
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Title:
Saint Mary'S Church And Dormitory
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Anne'S Church
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
FIRST CHURCH COMPLETED IN 1700 . ON REQUEST THE SEXTEN WILL SHOW THE SILVER COMMUNICATION SERVICE PRESENTED BY KING WILLIAM ILL IN 1695; ALSO FOLIO BIBLE PRESENTED IN 1707. BY GENERAL JOHN HAMMOND OF HIS MAJESTRY'S FORCES
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Title:
New Chapel Naval Academy Bancroft Hall
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back unused
Description:
From Bancroft Hall Naval Academy
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Title:
Main Walk U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD), Divided Back PM 1912
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Title:
Midshipmen Sailboat Drill
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
U. S. Naval Academy, showing Severn River Bridge.
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Title:
Greetings From Annapolis
Annapolis (MD), Linen unused
Description:
George Bancroft, the historian, who in 1845 while Secretary of the Navy, selected Annapolis, Maryland as the location of the U. S. Naval Academy because of its ideal setting with the Severn River and Chesapeake bay.
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Title:
Emergency Hospital
Annapolis (MD) PM 1923
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Title:
Aerial View of U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
Aerial view of U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, showing the magnificent buildings. The most important of which is Bancroft Hall which is the largest dormitory in the world. The Severn River is shown on the right where Navy holds its "crew races."
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Title:
US Naval Academy Midshipman Roll Call Formation
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
U. S. Naval Academy
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Title:
Dress Parade, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) unused
Description:
The Midshipmen in marching order during Dress Parade on the spacious parade grounds of "Worden Fields," opposite the Naval Hospital and the Post Graduate School. This parade ground borders on College Creek and the Severn River
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Title:
Regiment of Midshipmen, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) PM 1937
Description:
Noon Formation, Mahan Hall in the Background
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Title:
Main Entrance of Academic Building, U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis (MD) PM 1903
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Title:
Naval Academy Bird's-Eye View
Annapolis (MD) PM 1954
Description:
In this picture you get a bird's-eye view of the Naval Academy and some of the colonial buildings of Annapolis. The Paca House and the Brice House and Peggy Stewart House and the most important buildings in the Naval Academy
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Title:
The Historic Old Liberty Tree, St. John's College
Annapolis (MD) unused
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Title:
New Post Office
Annapolis (MD) PM 1907
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