Atlanta-class cruiser

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See also Atlanta-class cruiser (1941)
Atlanta class cruiser - Brassey's 1887.pngAtlanta class cruiser - Brassey's 1887.png



Atlanta class cruisers - The Engineer 1883-11-02Atlanta class cruisers - The Engineer 1883-11-02
Atlanta class cruiser - Brassey`s 1887Atlanta class cruiser - Brassey's 1887
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): 2½USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): 2½" x 2½" Stiffeners
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Anchor TripUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Anchor Trip
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Arrangement for taking the Crank Shaft out of the Engine Room.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Arrangement for taking the Crank Shaft out of the Engine Room.
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Boiler Hatch - Sheet 1USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Boiler Hatch - Sheet 1
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Boiler Hatch - Sheet 2USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Boiler Hatch - Sheet 2
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Bushing of Rudder PintlesUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Bushing of Rudder Pintles
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Chain Lockers.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Chain Lockers.
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Desk in Ex. Officers RoomUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Desk in Ex. Officers Room
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Filling in pieces to go under the USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Filling in pieces to go under the "Atlanta" broadside gun-circles
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Jeer Blocks, and SlingsUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Jeer Blocks, and Slings
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Main Ventilator for Blowers above Superstructure deckUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Main Ventilator for Blowers above Superstructure deck
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Berth Deck.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Berth Deck.
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Hooks for Air PortsUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Hooks for Air Ports
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of TopsUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Tops
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Alteration of After Coal Bunker in order to give enough room for ladder from fire Room to Blower Platform.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Alteration of After Coal Bunker in order to give enough room for ladder from fire Room to Blower Platform.
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Change in Gun Port.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Change in Gun Port.
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Check and Non-return Automatic ValveUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Check and Non-return Automatic Valve
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Plan showing change in Engine Room Ventilator on port sideUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Plan showing change in Engine Room Ventilator on port side
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Pump Brakes.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Pump Brakes.
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed stowage of Sheet AnchorUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed stowage of Sheet Anchor
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Spaces on Orlop Decks for Engines for training 8in GunUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Spaces on Orlop Decks for Engines for training 8in Gun
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Spaces on Orlop Decks for Engines for training 8in GunUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Spaces on Orlop Decks for Engines for training 8in Gun
USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Swivel for. Chain Cables.USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Swivel for. Chain Cables.
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imageAtlanta class cruisers - The Engineer 1883-11-02Wikimedia
imageAtlanta class cruiser - Brassey's 1887Wikimedia
image"%20X%202%201-2"%20Stiffeners%20-%20NARA%20-%2075840819.jpg USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): 2½" x 2½" StiffenersWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Anchor TripWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Arrangement for taking the Crank Shaft out of the Engine Room.Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Boiler Hatch - Sheet 1Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Boiler Hatch - Sheet 2Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Bushing of Rudder PintlesWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Chain Lockers.Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Desk in Ex. Officers RoomWikimedia
image"Atlanta"%20broadside%20gun-circles%20-%20NARA%20-%2075840797.jpg USS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Filling in pieces to go under the "Atlanta" broadside gun-circlesWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Jeer Blocks, and SlingsWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Main Ventilator for Blowers above Superstructure deckWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Berth Deck.Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of Hooks for Air PortsWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Plan of TopsWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Alteration of After Coal Bunker in order to give enough room for ladder from fire Room to Blower Platform.Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Change in Gun Port.Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Check and Non-return Automatic ValveWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Plan showing change in Engine Room Ventilator on port sideWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed Pump Brakes.Wikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Proposed stowage of Sheet AnchorWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Spaces on Orlop Decks for Engines for training 8in GunWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Spaces on Orlop Decks for Engines for training 8in GunWikimedia
imageUSS Boston and USS Atlanta (1884): Swivel for. Chain Cables.Wikimedia
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