File:Virginia V storm damage.jpg
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English: Steamboat Virginia V, showing damage sustained following collision with dock forced by storm on October 21, 1934. This photograph appears to have been taken on Lake Union where the vessel was towed for evaluation and repair. |
| Date | or 1935 |
| Source | Andrews, Ralph W., and Kerwin, Harry A, This Was Seafaring -- a Sea Chest of Salty Memories, Superior Publishing Seattle, WA 1955, page 78. |
| Author | not stated in source, possibly Harry A. Kerwin (b.1891) |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
Published Andrews, Ralph W., and Kerwin, Harry A, This Was Seafaring -- a Sea Chest of Salty Memories, Superior Publishing Seattle, WA 1955. Because this work was published before 1964, renewal of the copyright was required in the 28th year following publication to prevent the work from becoming public domain. Uploader has searched the on-line records of the U.S. copyright office and found no record of any renewal of this work under the names of either the authors or of the publisher. |
| Other versions | A similar photograph but from a different angle was published in Kline, M.S., Steamboat Virginia V, Documentary Book Publishers, Seattle, WA 1985 ISBN 0-935503-00-5, at page 48. |
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| current | 02:47, 18 October 2009 | | 1,045 × 635 (279 KB) | Mtsmallwood | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Steamboat ''Virginia V'', showing damage sustained following collision with dock forced by storm on October 21, 1934. This photograph appears to have been taken on Lake Union where the vessel was towed |
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