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Sketch Showing Structure of the Charry M. by Philip Ayer Sawyer, 1938

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Description

Sawyer, Philip Ayer (1877-1949)

Contributor

Florida Merchant Marine Survey

Date

1938

Caption(s)

"CHARRY M." Cat head "CHARRY M."

Subjects

Masts and rigging

Geographic Term

Mexico, Gulf of
Moriches (N.Y.)
Port Jefferson (N.Y.)
Brook Haven (N.Y.)
Sayville (N.Y.)
Key West
Jacksonville
Marco
Collier City
Manatee River
Tarpon Springs
Anclote River
Tampa
Monroe County
Duval County
Collier County
Manatee County
Pinellas County
Hillsborough County

Format

detail drawings (drawings)

Source

State Archives of Florida, S 2382

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Title

Sketch Showing Structure of the Charry M. by Philip Ayer Sawyer, 1938

Subject

Masts and rigging

Description

Pen and ink drawing Showing Structure of the Charry M. by Philip Ayer Sawyer, 1938 - created for the Florida Merchant Marine Survey, a project of the Works Progress Administration during the Great Depression.

Creator

Sawyer, Philip Ayer (1877-1949)

Source

State Archvies of Florida, Series S2382

Date

1938

Contributor

Florida Merchant Marine Survey

Relation

s2382_ch7_charry-m

s2382_sawyer_057

s2382_sawyer_083

Format

detail drawings (drawings)

Language

eng-US

Type

still image

Identifier

s2382_sawyer_062

Coverage

Depression Era Florida (1926-1939)

ImageID

s2382_sawyer_062_01

Geographic Term

Mexico, Gulf of

Moriches (N.Y.)

Port Jefferson (N.Y.)

Brook Haven (N.Y.)

Sayville (N.Y.)

Key West (Fla.)

Jacksonville (Fla.)

Marco (Fla.)

Collier City (Fla.)

Manatee River (Fla.)

Tarpon Springs (Fla.)

Anclote River (Fla.)

Tampa (Fla.)

Monroe County (Fla.)

Duval County (Fla.)

Collier County (Fla.)

Manatee County (Fla.)

Pinellas County (Fla.)

Hillsborough County (Fla.)

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"CHARRY M." Cat head "CHARRY M."

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Sawyer, Philip Ayer (1877-1949). Sketch Showing Structure of the Charry M. by Philip Ayer Sawyer, 1938. 1938. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/337659>, accessed 25 December 2024.

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Sawyer, Philip Ayer (1877-1949). Sketch Showing Structure of the Charry M. by Philip Ayer Sawyer, 1938. 1938. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 25 Dec. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/337659>

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(State Archives of Florida/Sawyer)

Sketch Showing Structure of the Charry M. by Philip Ayer Sawyer, 1938

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