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Kearsarge-Bremerton.jpg

These photographs were both taken during the Fleet's visit to Puget Sound Dry Docks.  

The photographto the left is the Kearsarge during their drydocking.  On the right, the Wisconsin.

Wisconsin-Drydocked.jpg


The   photograph below of the USS New Jersey on June 16, 1908.  

The photograph above is the USS Kearsarge taken on May 30th, 1908.  Both of these photographs were taken by E.L. Meyers Photo, Seattle.  


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Virginia Drydock.jpg

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The card at left shows the USS Wisconsin in drydock, center the USS Kearsarge at Bremerton awaiting drydocking.  The card on the right shows the USS Nebraska preparing to enter the drydock.,


From:  With the American Fleet,  "Wednesday, May 27th, found the crowds melted, Seattle swung into the routine of regular business, and the battleships said farewell to the Queen City that so warmly rejoiced in their visit.  At nine o'clock the entire fleet steamed out of the harbor, the Illinois, Kearsarge, and Minnesota going to the navy yard at Bremerton, where the Wisconsin and Nebraska had already been set, and the remaining eight sailed for Tacoma, where they anchored at eleven o'clock amid the most enthusiastic demonstrations of the people.  On Tuesday, May 31st, the Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Virginia weighed anchor and sailed out of Commencement Bay for Bremerton, where all of them were ordered to be docked before returning to San Francisco."   The Nebraska, Kentucky, and Wisconsin had proceeded directly to the Puget Sound Navy Yard as the fleet had anchored in Bellingham Bay.


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