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Description Photo of ships docked in the Hudson River of New York. At left is the SS Queen of Bermuda of the Furness Bermuda Line and passing behind her is the SS Roma. The sailing ships are the Amerigo Vespucci and Cristoforo Colombo, training ships of the Italian Royal Naval Academy, they were in New York for a 12 day visit after leaving Baltimore before they return home. Photo Negative by Percy Loomis Speer taken on the morning of 29 August, 1933. photo # 3869, taken at or near pier 95, the Furness Bermuda Line docks
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Author Harley Flowers from Mobile, USA

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