Pennsylvania Photographs | World War II Database

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Battleship Pennsylvania at anchor in the evening, circa 1916	Pennsylvania's carpenter shop as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918	Pennsylvania's galley as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918	Pennsylvania's library as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918

Pennsylvania's officers' ward room as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918	Pennsylvania's sick bay as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918	Pennsylvania's surgical operating room as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918	Pennsylvania's wheelhouse as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918

Battleship Pennsylvania in Hampton Roads, Virginia, 10 Dec 1916	Chaplain of Pennsylvania distributing the ship's newspaper to sailors and Marines, circa 1918	Pennsylvania's after turrets and main mast as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa late 1918	Pennsylvania's forward turrets viewed from the pilot house as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa late 1918; the photo misidentified direction as stern

Pennsylvania with two Colorado-class battleships during maneuvers in the 1920s	USS New Mexico (foreground) and USS Pennsylvania (background), Panama Canal Zone, 17 Feb 1921	US Navy Battle Fleet entering Panama Bay during fleet maneuvers, probably 1923	USS fleet in Panama Bay, 1 Mar 1923

The US Navy's first flattop aircraft carrier, USS Langley (Langley-class), at anchor with 7 battleships in Culebra Harbor, Culebra, Puerto Rico, 18 Mar 1926. See Comment below.	All three of the United States Navy’s aircraft carriers at the time, Langley, Saratoga, and Lexington, along with battleships and cruisers at anchor in Colon, Panama Canal Zone, roughly 1935.	Pennsylvania steaming in Panama Bay with her 14-in guns trained out to port, on 21 Apr 1934	Pennsylvania underway off New York City during the Naval Review before President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 31 May 1934