Box 52x

Letter to Commodore Crane, October 9, 1844, regarding the sale of saltpeter and sulphur from the navy yard.

Letter to Commodore Crane, October 5, 1844, Bureau of Ordnance, regarding receipt of his letter with instructions to sell unserviceable guns, shot, etc., or convert them to castings.

Facsimile of note from Newport, R.I., station to Montauk, N.Y., Station indicating that communication had been established, 1903 Aug 14.

Photograph album from Zeebrugge (Belgium) Museum, with photographs of submarines, ships sinking, minelayers off the coast at Zeebrugge and Ostend, guns, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Field Marshal Von Hindenburg, the Somme Battlefield, France, English prisoners, submarine crew and the mole at Zeebrugge. (The officers of the submarine base at Zeebrugge wanted photographs as souvenirs of their service.)

Citation issued October 18, 1948, by the President of Italy through the Minister of State for Defense, nominating ADM Conolly to Military Order of Italy in recognition of his service during WWII.

Autographed letter to Commodore Isaac Chauncey, 1 January 1816, regarding issuing a special warrant to prevent difficulty with marine officers. He leaves this decision to Chauncey.

Scrapbook of ship's history and wartime service, 1944-1946, collected by Lieutenant Lester Millman, USN. Items includes newspaper clippings, ship's newspapers, plan of day, photographs, programs, and telegrams. The ship took part in D-Day operations, 1944, the invasion of Southern France, 1944, the Battle of Okinawa and the invasion of Japan, 1945.