A group of people survey the steamship "Hudson," which lays on its side at the shipyards in Baltimore, Maryland. The steamship "Kitty Knight" is also visible in the background. The “Hudson” was a 1900-ton steamer owned by Baltimore’s Merchants & Miners Steamship Company. While being repaired in the William Skinner & Sons Shipbuilding and Drydock…

S. S. ‘Hudson’

Description

A group of people survey the steamship "Hudson," which lays on its side at the shipyards in Baltimore, Maryland. The steamship "Kitty Knight" is also visible in the background. The “Hudson” was a 1900-ton steamer owned by Baltimore’s Merchants & Miners Steamship Company. While being repaired in the William Skinner & Sons Shipbuilding and Drydock Company’s yards, it unaccountably turned on its side.

Creator

unknown

Date

1901

Language(s)

English

Collection Number

PP128

Dimensions

9 x 7 inches

Object ID

PP128.64

Extent

1 print

Resource ID

16605

Digital Publisher

Digital resource provided by the Maryland Center for History and Culture

Rights

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