Chart showing location of FATHOMER grounding. Barometer stood at 26.77 inches during passage of eye. Photo #10 of sequence.

The PATHFINDER decked out in holiday finery.

The MARINDUQUE in shipyard.

The MARINDUQUE at Malangas.

The PATHFINDER after arriving in the Philippines. An old post card that had been repeatedly printed.

The PATHFINDER aground in the Cagayan River entrance. The aftermath of a typhoon. Being dug out by a dredge.

The PATHFINDER aground in the Cagayan River entrance. The aftermath of a typhoon. Being dug out by a dredge.

The FATHOMER with launch alongside.

The PATHFINDER on laundry day. Hanging out the sheets to dry.

Survey boat in a tropical lagoon. Boat off the MARINDUQUE.

Coming alongside - Lt. (j.g.) George L. Anderson. Boat off the MARINDUQUE.

The Mount Batua building party. George L. Anderson on right and member of Philippine constabulary with rifle.

Exploring sea caves and undercut cliffs. Boat off the MARINDUQUE.

A survey launch towing a small boat. Boats off the MARINDUQUE.

Survey crew returning to ship. Boat off the MARINDUQUE.

Survey boat being walked in over a reef. Boat off of RESEARCH - offshore right side of photo.

Survey boat under sail.

Survey boat being walked in over a reef.

Survey boat underway. Boat off the PATHFINDER.

Casting the lead on the PATHFINDER.

Casting the lead on the PATHFINDER.

Boat off the RESEARCH at tide gauge.

A C&GS survey party starting for Badoc Island on a bamboo raft.

A water taxi at Singapore. Headed west around the world after a Philippine tour.

An inter-island ferry used by a C&GS party.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LESTER JONES aground in the Nushagak River. Lots of mudflats when the tide goes out.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LYDONIA on the pier at Antigua. Reflections on the pier at Antigua after a rain. In service 1919-1947.

The wreck of the Coast Guard Cutter TAHOMA in 1914. The PATTERSON under J. B. Miller made a 1600 mile round trip to rescue survivors . PATTERSON rescued 26 Coast Guard personnel who were on an island. Reef called Tahoma Reef to this day. J. B. Miller died on the LUSITANIA the following year

Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer GEDNEY. In service 1875-1915.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer GEDNEY. In service 1875-1915.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer MCARTHUR I. In service 1876-1915. At the Hall Brothers Marine Railway.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer EXPLORER. In service 1904 -1939.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship BACHE in Sapelo Sound, Georgia. In service 1901-1927.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship BACHE. In service 1901-1927.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship DISCOVER towin WESTDAHL. On the way to Alaska working grounds.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship DISCOVERER. In service 1922-1941.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer EXPLORER. In service 1904-1939.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer EXPLORER. In service 1904-1939.

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

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LYDONIA. In service 1919-1947.

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

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship RANGER. In service 1919 - 1933.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship SURVEYOR. In service 1917 - 1956.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER. In service 1940-1968.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship HODGSON. In service 1946-1967.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship HODGSON. In service 1946-1967.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ships LESTER JONES, PATTON, and HODGSON.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship LESTER JONES. In service 1940-1967.

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

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