Armored cruiser USS New York (ACR-2), circa 1889, at an unknown location.

Library of Congress digital ID det 4a04864

USS New York (ACR-2) underway, circa the 1890s.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 50012.

Captain Chadwick and officers of the cruiser USS New York (ACR-2) circa 1890's.

Image #LC-D4-20755) courtesy of the Library of Congress

The cruiser USS New York (ACR-2) ship's tailor takes time out from his duties to pose for a picture with his shipmates circa 1890's.

Image #LC-DIG-det-4a14554 courtesy of the Library of Congress

Port bow view while at anchor on 18 May 1893, location unknown.

Historic New England Nathaniel L. Stebbins Collection, Photo No. PC047.02.5850.04333

Port side view while at anchor on 14 July 1894, location unknown.

Historic New England Nathaniel L. Stebbins Collection, Photo No. PC047.02.1920.04971

USS New York (ACR-2) at anchor in 1895.

Photo Imperial War Museum.

Photo of a group of sailors aboard New York in 1896.

Library of Congress

USS New York (ACR-2) Stern view, at the New York Navy Yard, 1898, with ladies visiting the ship. The original photograph was published on a stereograph card by the International View Company, copyrighted by C.L. Wasson, 1899. Donation of Louis Smaus, 1985.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 100315.

USS New York (ACR-2) off New York City during the victory fleet review, August 1898.

From Colliers Spanish American War, published 1898

Starboard bow view most likely off New York City during the victory fleet review, August 1898.

Caption on photo:

"Photoprint copyrighted by Charles E. Bolles.

No. 997."

REPOSITORY: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
DIGITAL ID: (b&w film copy neg.) cph 3b18684 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3b18684
CONTROL #: 2003656191
REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-USZ62-71300 (b&w film copy neg.)

The Marine Guard stands at attention aboard the cruiser USS New York (ACR-2) circa 1899.

Image #LC-D4-20771 courtesy of the Library of Congress

USS New York (ACR-2) , Admiral William Thomas Sampson's son and "Pitch" the ship's mascot 1899.

Image # LC-D4-20761 courtesy of the Library of Congress

USS New York (ACR-2) , a Navy gun crew, poses for an anniversary of Santiago, Cuba 1899.

Image #LC-DIG-det-4a14571 courtesy of the Library of Congress

Port Bow, 1899.

Image #19-A-25-16

Close up of the narrow and exposed bridge and pilot house of the USS New York (ACR-2) on 5 July 1899.

Library of Congress, Photo #LC-D4-20733

ADMIRAL DEWEY HEADS A MOST MAGNIFICENT MARINE PAGEANT
More Than Three Million Spectators Witness the Passing of the Nation's Heros on the Bridge of the Olympia, Followed by a Great Fleet of Warships and a Thousand Vessels of Peace.

New York, center of photo. Decommissioned and undergoing modernization, Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston, MA, 1906.

USS Saratoga (ACR-2) in 1911, while serving as flagship, Asiatic Squadron, showing her appearance after first reconstruction.

USN photo.

Asiatic Fleet warships off Chefoo, China, circa 1914-1916. Ships present are (from left to right):

USS Galveston (Cruiser No. 17);
USS Bainbridge (DD 1); and
USS Saratoga (ACR-2).

Collection of C.A. Shively, 1978.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 88587.

USS Saratoga leaving the far-east for the US. Photo taken from the USS Brooklyn. Note the Homeward Bound pennant flying from the after mast. Caption on back of photo reads:

"This is the Saratoga as she left here the First of January for US. You can see the long Silk Pennant. It reached clear to the water and was made of over 400 yard of Silk. The Saratoga is now at Mare Island Navy yard California for repairs. We expect to go to Olongapo on the 20th"

From the collection of Roy H Williams.

Bow view of the USS Rochester (Armored Cruiser No. 2), in 1917, anchored in an unknown location.

Library of Congress, LC-B2- 3001-14

USS Rochester (CA 2) passing through the Gaillard Cut in Panama circa 1925. From the William C. Davidson Collection.

Naval History and Heritage Command, Photo #UA 557.06.01

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