Courtesy of John Howard, an individual partner
Description
Three men, Philip J. Teele (center) and two crew members are seated near a boiler stack on the deck of the SS Cumberland, a steamship that provided passenger and freight service between Boston, Portland, Lubec, Eastport (Maine), and St. John (New Brunswick). The Cumberland ceased operating after a collision in July 1902. Photographed before July 1902 by John Brooks "Jack" Howard (1875-1971) en route to a hunting and fishing trip to Washington County.
About This Item
- Title: Three men seated near a boiler stack on the deck of the S.S. "Cumberland," ca. 1900
- Creator: John Brooks Howard
- Creation Date: circa 1900
- Subject Date: circa 1900
- Location: Washington County, ME
- Media: Photograph
- Dimensions: 9.5 cm x 12 cm
- Object Type: Image
Cross Reference Searches
Standardized Subject Headings
- Cigars
- Eastern Steamship Company
- Paddle steamers--Maine
- Passengers--Maine--Eastport
- Smoking
- Steamboats--Maine--Eastport
People
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Philip J. Teele and Jack Howard with a crew member on the deck of the S.S. "Cumberland," ca. 1900
Item 149914
Phillip J. Teele aboard the S.S. "Cumberland," ca. 1900
Item 149915
A view of Eastport from the S.S. "Cumberland," ca. 1900
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