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Ship History in Pictures

Women Welders at Ingalls
Ingalls Workers looking at design prints
Alpaco Steamscrew Ship
Flechas Shipyard, back in the day
Poitevin Bros. Shipyard, 1929
"The Herman Colle"

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Maritime members make way for future museum (includes video!)
R. D. Smith, Shipbuilder and Sparmaker (1877)
A-1 Steam Tug “Rolla” (1874)
East Pascagoula River Light House
Chickasawhay River Lighthouse (2011)
The Schooner Rachel, DeAngelo / Moss Point-built
Front Street, Pascagoula, MS
Ticonderoga-Class Cruisers
USS Port Royal (CG 73)
Freight Schooner “Aberfoil”
To Hell with the Kaiser! (Alpaco launches ahead of time)
1963 & ’65 Polaris Submarine Tenders
They Came to Work (Dawson)
The Came to Work (Wilson)
They Came to Work (Coker)
Early Ingalls: Jobs, paychecks, economy
U.S.S. Constitution
Smith & Luce, Two More Early Shipbuilders (of hundreds!)
Capt. THOMAS RHODES, Maritime Pioneer
USS Hayler (DD997) Multimission Destroyer, Litton / Ingalls (1983)
“SS EXCELSIOR” – 3rd built by Ingalls
WHY WE NEED A MISSISSIPPI MARITIME MUSEUM!
Early Ship Lists (circa1938)
Early Coast Guard Presence in Pascagoula
The Schooner “William Martin”
Battleship Wisconsin’s Final Guns
The Governor Stone
Naval History & Heritage Command
Ingalls Early History
Nazi Attack on America

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