E. F. Dickins. Assistant in the Coast and Geodetic Survey

Philip C. Doran. Shipboard in dress whites

Philip C. Doran. Taking it easy after a hard field season

Boatswain Eden. Described as a typical deepsea sailor. On the LYDONIA

Ernest Eickelberg. As a young C&GS deck officer

Ernest Eickelberg.

William Eimbeck. Assistant in the C&GS. Led 39th Parallel triangulation through Rocky Mountains and Great Basin

John Ellerbe.

Commander George F. Emmons

George A. Fairfield. Assistant in the C&GS

"Jay Bird" Fairfield. Probably Walter A. Fairfield, son of George A. Fairfield

Robert Lee Faris

Farquhar. Hydrographic draftsman on the West Coast

Robert Fauntleroy. Mentor of George Davidson, father of his future wife. Died of cholera on Texas coast in 1848

James Ferguson. Senior Assistant under Ferdinand Hassler. Became lifelong enemy of Alexander Dallas Bache

William Ferrel. "The Father of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics". Served many years with the Coast Survey and then the Weather Service

Gustavus Vasa Fox. Assistant Secretary of the Navy during Civil War. Served on Coast Survey in 1840's

Harry "Coffee" Garber. On LYDONIA

William M. Gibson

John J. Gilbert. Assistant in the C&GS

Captain James M. Gilliss

Ross Gilmore. On the PIONEER

Ross Gilmore. On the PIONEER

Benjamin Apthorp Gould. 1824-1896

Lyman D. Graham. On the WESTDAHL

Sam Grenell. On the PIONEER

Jack Guth. Operating EPI gear

W. Byron Hale. Aerial photographer with nine-lens camera and film

W. Byron Hale. Aerial photographer with nine-lens camera. At 24,000 feet on B-29 over Alaska

Eoline R. Hand. Fifth from right with long-sleeve white shirt. With Navy crew used to do hydrography at Lahaina Roads

Eoline R. Hand. Hand is plotting fix with three-arm plastic protractor. With Navy crew used to do hydrography at Lahaina Roads

Rollin A. Harris.

Thomas Alexander Harrison. With C&GS from 1874-1878. Then became well-known artist

Thomas Alexander Harrison. Self-portrait when an old man. With C&GS from 1874-1878

Ferdinand Rudolph Hassler. 1st Superintendent of the Coast Survey. 1770-1843

Ferdinand Rudolph Hassler. 1st Superintendent of the Coast Survey. 1770-1843

John F. Hayford. Head of Division of Geodesy

Nicholas L. Heck. Fully developed wiredrag, invented Radio Acoustic Ranging. Head of Divsion of Terrestrial Magnetism and Seismology

Thomas Hickley. Co-developer of Electronic Position Indicator with Clarence Burmister

Ambrose P. Hill. Confederate Lieutenant General. Head of Coast Survey Drawing Division from 1855-1861

Cary V. Hodgson. Assistant Chief of Geodesy Division under William Bowie

Roland D. Horne. With topo crew, Philippine constabulary guard, and Chinese cook. Horne's hat was made on board the MARINDUQUE

Roland D. Horne. Performing computations on field observations

Roland D. Horne. In dress whites on the MARINDUQUE

Freddie L. Jeffries. As civilian photogrammetrist in C&GS

Freddie L. Jeffries. First African-American C&GS officer. Went on to become Rear Admiral

Frank Johnson

Don Jones. On the OCEANOGRAPHER. Went on to become Rear Admiral

Edmund L. Jones. Discussing principles of aerial cameras

Edmund L. Jones. On the EXPLORER