Santurce arrives with 2000 tons (26 Sep 1923)
Santurce arrives with 2000 tons of building material. (26 Sep 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: 16, Section: N/A
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The Santurce docks with 2300 (30 Jun 1923)
The Santurce docks with 2300 tons of building materials. (30 Jun 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: 11, Section: N/A
A photo of the Santurce discharging (3 May 1923)
A photo of the Santurce discharging. (3 May 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: 9, Section: N/A
The Santurce berths at the (2 May 1923)
The Santurce berths at the Meteor Transportation Company dock on Miami Beach. (2 May 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: 10, Section: N/A
The steamship Santurce is anchored (1 May 1923)
The steamship Santurce is anchored off Miami Beach waiting for high tide with 2,300 tons of building materials. (1 May 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: 11, Section: N/A
The steamship Santurc is freed (16 Aug 1915)
The steamship Santurc is freed after 3 days on the southwest bank of Dry Tortugas by jettisoning part of the lumber cargo. She is in Key West for repairs. The captain, Herman H. Kiehne, was in command of the American ship, William P. Frye when it was sunk by the Germans on 28 January 1915. … Continue reading The steamship Santurc is freed (16 Aug 1915)
Many pictures and details of (6 May 1923)
Many pictures and details of shipping in Miami. Ships pictured with descriptions are: Nancy Weems, Pawnee, City of Miami, Santurce, Esther Weems, Azua, Miami, Berry Island and several schooners. (6 May 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: N/A, Section: E
A picture of the captain (3 May 1923)
A picture of the captain on the deck of the Santurce. (3 May 1923) Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald Page: 1, Section: N/A
Ships
Click on the name of a ship to perform a search for that term. Disregard the Ships search result, as that contains the names of all ships. “dredge number 2” derrick barge 9 dredge number 10 sub chaser 95 (renamed to Service) sub chaser 154 sub chaser 205 cutter 214 cutter 247 cruiser 284 cutter … Continue reading Ships
