USS Baltimore

protected cruiser
see also USS Baltimore, USS Baltimore, USS Baltimore, USS Baltimore

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Frameless

111-SC-5912 - USS Baltimore

Anders Zorn - The Battleship Baltimore in Stockholm Harbor

Appleton's annual cyclopedia and register of important events- embracing political, military, an ecclesiastical affairs; public documents; biography, statistics, commerce, finance, literature, (14753450026)

A monument to American sailors in Valparaíso

Baltimore (Cruiser 3). Starboard bow

Baltimore (ship, 1890) - Brassey's 1887

Battleships U S S CHARLESTON and USS BALTIMORE in Portland, May 14, 1892 (TRANSPORT 270)

Cover to Puck Magazine v30 -777 from January 27th, 1892

Laying the North Sea Mine Barrage, 1918 - 111-SC-43563

Puck - Benjamin Harrison Makes Peace Blaine 1892

USS Baltimore being scuttled 15 miles from Oahu by demolitions men of the 133rd naval Construction Battalion

USS Baltimore being scuttled by Seabees.

USS Baltimore being scuttled by Seabees.

USS Baltimore in partially salvaged condition being examined by Seabees of the 133rd Naval Construction Battalion at Naval Station Pearl Harbor

USS Baltimore (C-3): Sail Plans for boats

USS Baltimore (C-3): Sail plan of Whale Boat Gig

USS Baltimore (C-3): Whale Boat Gig

US Cruiser BALTIMORE in Seattle harbor, ca 1889-1896 (BOYD+BRAAS 162)

United States Steamship Baltimore (1891)

Uss baltimore c-3

U.S.S. Baltimore, from the Naval Vessels of the World series (N226) issued by Kinney Bros, print (MET, Burdick 218, N226.13)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	The Dreadnought Project entry@				Wikidata
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	111-SC-5912 - USS Baltimore				Wikimedia
image	Anders Zorn - The Battleship Baltimore in Stockholm Harbor				Wikimedia
image	Appleton's annual cyclopedia and register of important events- embracing political, military, an ecclesiastical affairs; public documents; biography, statistics, commerce, finance, literature, (14753450026)	1875			Wikimedia
image	A monument to American sailors in Valparaíso	1892			Wikimedia
image	Baltimore (Cruiser 3). Starboard bow				Wikimedia
image	Baltimore (ship, 1890) - Brassey's 1887				Wikimedia
image	Battleships U S S CHARLESTON and USS BALTIMORE in Portland, May 14, 1892 (TRANSPORT 270)				Wikimedia
image	Cover to Puck Magazine v30 -777 from January 27th, 1892	1892			Wikimedia
image	Laying the North Sea Mine Barrage, 1918 - 111-SC-43563				Wikimedia
image	Puck - Benjamin Harrison Makes Peace Blaine 1892	1892			Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore being scuttled 15 miles from Oahu by demolitions men of the 133rd naval Construction Battalion				Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore being scuttled by Seabees.				Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore being scuttled by Seabees.				Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore in partially salvaged condition being examined by Seabees of the 133rd Naval Construction Battalion at Naval Station Pearl Harbor				Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore (C-3): Sail Plans for boats				Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore (C-3): Sail plan of Whale Boat Gig				Wikimedia
image	USS Baltimore (C-3): Whale Boat Gig				Wikimedia
image	US Cruiser BALTIMORE in Seattle harbor, ca 1889-1896 (BOYD+BRAAS 162)				Wikimedia
image	United States Steamship Baltimore (1891)	1891			Wikimedia
image	Uss baltimore c-3				Wikimedia
image	U.S.S. Baltimore, from the Naval Vessels of the World series (N226) issued by Kinney Bros, print (MET, Burdick 218, N226.13)				Wikimedia