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Chelsea Piers, Manhattan.

Building new city piers, 1,000 feet long, at Forty-ninth Street and North River.

Chief Ka-Shakes of the Thlinket Indians, Wrangell. In: "Report of Alaska Investigations," by E. Lester Jones, p. 102, 1914. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries. Library Call No. 639: 945 J77.

Gorbatch Rookery, St. Paul Island. In: "Report of Alaska Investigations," by E. Lester Jones, p. 132, 1914. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries. Library Call No. 639: 945 J77.

Bidarrah Loaded with Supplies Landing at St. Paul Island. In: "Report of Alaska Investigations," by E. Lester Jones, p. 140, 1914. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries. Library Call No. 639: 945 J77.

Cannery of Arctic Packing Company (A. P. A.), Nushagak Bay. In: "Alaska Salmon Investigations," by Jefferson F. Moser, p. 202, 1902. Washington , Government Printing Office. Library Call No. G945 M98.

Cannery of Bristol Bay Packing Company (A.P.A.) Nushagak Bay. In: "Alaska Salmon Investigations," by Jefferson F. Moser, p. 202, 1902. Washington , Government Printing Office. Library Call No. G945 M98.

Cannery of Pacific Steam Whaling Company, Nushagak Bay. In: "Alaska Salmon Investigations," by Jefferson F. Moser, p. 202, 1902. Washington , Government Printing Office. Library Call No. G945 M98.

Lighthouse and Pinnacle Rock, Cape St. Elias, Alaska. In: "Lighthouses and Lightships of the United States" by George R. Putnam, p. 148, 1917. Houghton Mifflin and Company, Boston.Library Call No. 527.7 P98.

Looking east along the Castine shoreline.

Looking west along the Castine shoreline.

Training vessel STATE OF MAINE tied up at the Maine Maritime Academy pier at Castine Maine.

A beautiful New England Church at Castine. Note the fish-shaped weather vane on the steeple.

A beautiful New England Church at Castine. Note the fish-shaped weather vane on the steeple.

The paper mill at Bucksport from the Bucksport-Verona Bridge.

The paper mill at Bucksport from the Bucksport-Verona Bridge.

A view of Bucksport from the Waldo-Hancock suspension bridge across the Penobscot River.

South pier of the Waldo-Hancock suspension bridge across the Penobscot River.

The Waldo-Hancock suspension bridge with Bucksport in the background.

The Waldo-Hancock suspension bridge with Bucksport in the background.

The Waldo-Hancock suspension bridge with Bucksport in the background.

A frozen arm of Penobscot Bay near South Thomaston.

The boat ramp at South Thomaston on a bright January day.

A church at South Thomaston.

Wind ripples and paw prints on the dunes.

Horizontal sand laminations show along eroding dune. Wind ripples below sand laminations are oriented perpendicular to sand ledge.

Horizontal sand laminations show along eroding dune. Wind ripples below sand laminations are oriented perpendicular to sand ledge.

Eroding dune.

Scallops and mussel shells surround a portion of a lobster carapace.

A piece of worm-eaten driftwood amongst other debris of the sea.

A crab carapace amongst broken seashells and other debris of the sea.

Footprints and a horseshoe crab shell.

Shore birds looking for dinner in the swash from the surf.

Shore birds looking for dinner in the swash from the surf.

A beautiful ripple pattern in the tidal zone.

A beautiful ripple pattern in the tidal zone.

A whelk egg case, algae, and broken shells.

I am not a square. In fact, I am part of a triangle.

Sea foam left among sea shells.

A whelk egg case, sea shells, and shoes.

Algae cast upon the shore.

Sea foam being spread shoreward by the incoming waves.

The oil shed at Assateague Light House.

Assateague Lighthouse at dusk.

A budding Misty of Chincoteague grazes on Assateague Island.

A budding Misty of Chincoteague grazes on Assateague Island.

Assateague Light House at dusk, right after the light was turned on.

A poignant reminder of the dangers of the sea. A sailor's memorial placed near Assateague Light House.

The entrance to Assateague Light House.