 Railroad bridge destroyed in Nashua, N.H. fire |
 Nashua N.H. fire |
 Ellsworth [or Auburn], ME |
 Ellsworth [or Auburn], ME |
 Ellsworth [or Auburn], ME |
 Ellsworth [or Auburn], ME. $3,000,000 fire. |
 Ellsworth [or Auburn], ME. $3,000,000 fire. |
 Ellsworth [or Auburn], ME. $3,000,000 fire. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I., Boston Herald Nov. 2, 1933 |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Tiverton Oil fire, R.I. |
 Herbert Stier of the Boston Post stands on tomb stone to make a funeral picture |
 Herby Stier, left, and Ernest MacLean show their dislike for the worry the new flash gun equipment is giving all concerned |
 Parrot photographer and Graflex |
 My detective outfit when I lived at 66 Pearl St., Cambridge |
 News photographers - with Graflex cameras on boat rail, Boston |
 L to R: Kendall Harriman/Herbert Stier. Herald-Traveler staff |
 Dog w/Graflex |
 Herald camera men stand on chairs with faces covered and Speed Graphics at the ready |
 John Hemmer - camera man from N.Y. off his guard |
 William O'Connor friend photographer while on Herald-Traveler |
 William O'Connor friend photographer while on Herald-Traveler |
 Photographer (from top) Ross Williams, Jack Dixon, Jack Williams working aboard ship |
 Woman photographing scenery with Graflex |
 Man at desk at Herald |
 SS Dorothy Bradford leaves for Provincetown |
 Aerial view of the Dorothy Bradford |
 SS Monhegan |
 U.S. Revenue Service Joseph Henry |
 Roto-ship at pier |
 SS Scythia at Boston - airplane welcome troopship |
 R. SS Dorothy Bradford - T-Wharf, L. King Philip - Long Wharf |
 R. SS Dorothy Bradford et al. - T-Wharf |
 USS Milwaukee in Navy Yard drydock |
 USS Arkansas passing through Miraflores locks of Panama Canal heading for her base in Guantanamo |
 Diver |
 Ship |
 Ship |
 Tug |
 Uncle Sam's first submarine chaser scrapped at Dorchester boat yard |
 First sub chaser in Boston showing off speed. To be used to patrol harbor. |
 Antietam - U.S. Navy patrol boat? |