NOAA Ship DISCOVERER. In service 1967 -.

NOAA Ship ALBATROSS IV. In service 1962 -.

NOAA Ship JOHN N. COBB. In service 1950 -.

NOAA Ship GEORGE B. KELEZ. In service 1970 - 1982.

NOAA Ship WHITING. In service 1963 -.

NOAA Ship OREGON. In service 1946-1972?

NOAA Ship JOHN N. COBB. In service 1950 -.

NOAA Ship OCEANOGRAPHER. In service 1966 -.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER. In service 1967 -.

Fisheries Research Ship OREGON.

NOAA Ship ALBATROSS IV. In service 1962 -.

NOAA Ship OCEANOGRAPHER. In service 1966 -.

NOAA Ship FERREL. In service 1968 - .

NOAA Ship OREGON. In service 1946-1972?

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PATHFINDER. In service 1942 - 1971.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PATHFINDER. In service 1942 - 1971.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship HYDROGRAPHER. In service 1901-1928. Atlantic service

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship RESEARCH. In service 1901-?

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PIONEER. In service 1922 - 1941. Heavy weather on trip north

Bow of SURVEYOR crossing through tide rip in Akutan Pass.

A stormy day at Cape Mordvinof. Mist along shore caused by series of small whirlwinds

Bow of ALBATROSS III pulling out bollard during hurricane. You might even get seasick while sitting at the dock.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER crossing the Gulf of Alaska.

ALBATROSS III breaking loose from pier during hurricane.

C&GS Ship PATHFINDER from Cuyomongar tide station.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PATHFINDER. In service 1899-1941.

Wreck of the 7 destroyers near Pt. Conception. Observed during revision of Pacific Coast Pilot. Widely known as the Point Honda Disaster.

Wreck of the 7 destroyers near Pt. Conception. Observed during revision of Pacific Coast Pilot. Widely known as the Point Honda Disaster.

Evgenia Chandris helped off rocks by Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Memorial. Frank C. Kay, Robert G. Grenell, Geoffrey P. Roberts. Lost at sea on the Arctic coast in a small skiff

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LYDONIA. Listing to port. Riding out a hurricane

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LYDONIA. Spectators on deck. Riding out a hurricane

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LYDONIA. "The stern in the storm". Riding out a hurricane

Wreck of S.S. MARIPOSA. Watercolor by Gilbert T. Rude, October 8, 1915.

A little rough weather in the Gulf of Mexico. NOAA Ship MT. MITCHELL, 1991.

Passengers from S.S. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. 267 rescued and transported to safety. By C&GS Ship EXPLORER

Training classes at Jamestown. Among first officer training classes for C&GS.

Sounding party off USCS Brig FAUNTLEROY. 1857-Earliest picture of Coast Survey sounding operations. Watercolor by James Madison Alden, nephew of Lieutenant CommandingJames Alden.

Launch off WESTDAHL. Note sounding barrel.

Boat off WESTDAHL.

WILDCAT careened.

WILDCAT towing a skiff.

WILDCAT in center.

Stern view of Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PIONEER.

Launching of Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship HYDROGRAPHER.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship OCEANOGRAPHER. In service 1930-1942. Atlantic service

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship OCEANOGRAPHER. World War II service 1942-1944. Known as "The Green Goblin". Served in the Solomon Islands. Hydrographers off this vessel named Ironbottom Sound

Fish Commission Steamer ALBATROSS I.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LYDONIA. Jacksonville Journal article.

Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship JOHN N. COBB. Pre-NOAA.