USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) Painting by an unidentified artist. Courtesy of Mr. Fred Bristol, 1971.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 74238-KN.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) Fitting out at the Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine, circa 1903.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 55171.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) Underway in 1904.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 55170.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) Local workers coaling the ship, during her passage to the Far East in mid-1907. The location may be Port Said, Egypt. Copied from the Album of Assistant Paymaster Francis J. Daly, courtesy of Commander Thomas M. Daly, USN, 1984.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 100011.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) Photographed circa 1907, probably just before beginning her cruise to the Far East by way of the Suez Canal. Copied from the Album of Assistant Paymaster Francis J. Daly, courtesy of Commander Thomas M. Daly, USN, 1984.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 100010.

Crewmen preparing for a meal, circa 1907-1909. Cleveland was then en route to, or serving in, the Far East. Copied from the Album of Assistant Paymaster Francis J. Daly, by courtesy of Commander Thomas M. Daly, USN, 1984.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph. Photo #NH 100014.

Theatrical production by the ship's crew, assistance by a mascot dog, circa 1907-1909. Cleveland was then en route to, or serving in, the Far East. Copied from the Album of Assistant Paymaster Francis J. Daly, courtesy of Commander Thomas M. Daly, USN, 1984.

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photo #NH 100015.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) In the "Dewey" Dry Dock, Olongapo Naval Station, Philippine Islands, circa 14 January 1908. Copied from the Album of Assistant Paymaster Francis J. Daly, courtesy of Commander Thomas M. Daly, USN, 1984

. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 100004.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) In the "Dewey" Dry Dock, Olongapo Naval Station, Philippine Islands, circa 14 January 1908. Note her decorated stern and the officer posed on the starboard propeller. Copied from the Album of Assistant Paymaster Francis J. Daly, courtesy of Commander Thomas M. Daly, USN, 1984.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 100006.

Circa 1910 port side view of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) underway at an unknown location. George Grantham Bain Collection.

Library of Congress, Photo #LC-B2-5031-11

Ships in and around dry dock #2 at Mare Island on December 14, 1911: USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) is to the left of the dry dock and in dry dock are USS Preble (DD 12) (left) USS Farragut (TB 11) (right), next is USS Hopkins (DD 6) and USS Perry (DD 11) and the Tug Unadilla (YT 4) in the rear of the dock in the middle position.

Photo MINSY 223-12-1911, Navy Photo, 12/14/1911

One of the ship's crewmen poses with a life ring and puppy, circa 1912-1915. Collection of Hubert C. Rickert, courtesy of Daniel Rickert, 1981.

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photo #NH 93087.

USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) moored at Mare Island in 1914 acting as the shipyard's receiving ship.

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Stern view of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) with the tug USS Iroquois (AT 46) aft and an unidentified ship inboard at Mare Island on 25 April 1914.

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Starboard side view of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) in the Mare Island channel on 25 April 1914.

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Port side view of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) in the Mare Island channel on 25 April 1914.

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CDR W. S. Williams, Commanding Officer, is seen aboard USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) at Mare Island on 25 April 1914.

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USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) off the Mare Island Navy Yard, California, 30 October 1915.

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Forward view of the bridge of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) at Mare Island on 7 September 1916. I believe the bridge was enclosed during this yard period running from 23 August 1916 to 28 February 1917.

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Aft view of the bridge of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) at Mare Island on 7 September 1916.

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Port side view of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) at Mare Island on 7 September 1916 the tug USS Active (YT 14) is behind Cleveland.

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Starboard side view of USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) at Mare Island on 7 September 1916 the tug USS Active (YT 14) is along side.

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USS Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) escorting a World War I convoy, 1918. The original image is printed on post card ("AZO") stock. Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2007.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 105172.

Ship's Officers and Crew pose on the fore deck, circa 1918-1919, possibly while she was in Cuban or Honduran waters. The Sailor in the center of the image, in front of and just to the left of the pilot house's middle window (with his right arm in an "L" shape) is Fred Dewey Francis, Sr. Note the capstan and life ring in the foreground, and splinter mats placed around the ship's bridge and pilot house. Donation of Mrs. Aileen F. Rice, 2005, from the collection of her father, Fred Dewey Francis, Sr. (1898-1929).

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command photo #NH 105085.

THREE AMERICAN CRUISERS RETURN AFTER LONG CRUISE
Three American cruisers, the Tacoma (Cruiser No. 18), Denver (Cruiser No. 14) and Cleveland (Cruiser No. 19) arrived in New York and anchored in the Hudson river opposite Ninety-sixth street, after a six month's cruise along the coasts of South America, where they have been the objects of rousing welcomes.

USS Cleveland (CL 21) moored at Boston Navy Yard on 22 August 1922.

Naval History and Heritage Command, Catalog No. S-154-F

Ship's Officers and Crew pose beside her on 11 September 1922, probably at Boston, Massachusetts. Panoramic photograph by J.C. Crosby, 11 Portland Street, Boston. Sailor immediately behind the left side of the banner is George L. Coonce, from Wallace, Idaho. Donation of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Faulders, 2006. George L. Coonce was Mr. Faulders' uncle.

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photo #NH 105060.

USS Cleveland (CL 21), closest to camera, and USS Galveston (CL 19) Seen from USS Hannibal (AG 1), circa 1923, probably in Cuban waters. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation. Collection of LeRoy R. Horstman.

U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph #NH 99723.