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U.S.S. Maine, "I name thee Maine", 1889 Nov. Creator: Unknown. U.S.S. Maine, "I name thee Maine", 1889 Nov. Creator: Unknown
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U.S.S. Maine, "I name thee Maine", 1889 Nov. Creator: Unknown. U.S.S. Maine, "I name thee Maine", 1889 Nov. Creator: Unknown
U.S.S. Maine, "I name thee Maine", 1889 Nov
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8 X 10 In Armoured Cruiser Battleship Dock Docks Dry Plate Negative Naval Ship Uss Maine Warships Wharf Company Detroit Publishing Detroit Publishing Co Detroit Publishing Company Edwin H Husher Naval Warfare Warship William A Livingstone
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I name thee Maine
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: An Historic Moment in U.S. Naval History, 1889 This evocative photograph captures the historic moment as the U.S.S. Maine is named during a grand ceremony held in New York City on November 1889. The Maine was the first armored cruiser in the United States Navy, marking a significant advancement in naval warfare capabilities. The image, taken by an unknown photographer, shows the Maine docked at the wharf, surrounded by a bustling crowd. Men in formal attire and top hats, as well as sailors in uniform, are seen gathered on the ship's deck and along the dockside. The ship's impressive armored exterior is visible, reflecting the determination of the United States to modernize its naval forces. The Maine was named in honor of the state of Maine and was commissioned in response to growing international tensions, particularly with Spain. The ship would later become infamous when it exploded in Havana Harbor in 1898, leading to the Spanish-American War. This glass negative, produced by an unknown photographer, is a testament to the historical significance of the U.S.S. Maine and the pivotal role it played in American naval history. The image is part of the extensive collections of the Library of Congress, providing a valuable visual record of the past. The photograph's rich heritage is further enhanced by its association with Detroit Publishing Company, which played a crucial role in documenting and disseminating images of America's cultural, historical, and industrial development during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This image offers a glimpse into the past, inviting us to reflect on the importance of naval power in shaping the United States' role on the world stage.
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