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English: USS Culgoa (1898–1922, later AF-3) off Boston Navy Yard, Charlestown, MA, on 1 October 1901. She flies a long homeward bound pennant from the top of her mainmast, marking the end of a voyage from the Philippines. This is a cleaned and straightened version of the original photographic print. |
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