#cleveland class

[lonestarflight]

A Curtis SC-1 Seahawk, nicknamed "Firebug 2" and assigned to USS PROVIDENCE (CL-82), taxiing in Naples, Italy.

Date February 1946

source, source

[lonestarbattleship]

USS HOUSTON (CL-81) underway at sea off the east coast.

Note: she is painted in Measure 32, Design 1D.

Date: April 3, 1944

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: NH 98340

[the-delta-42]

#atlantis 1/1200 #uscombatfleet #clevelandclass #ussgalveston #clg3 #ussgalvestonclg3 #modelship #modelbuilding #postworldwar2 #postworldwarii #postwwii #postww2 #atlantismodel #usnavy

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[carbone14]

Vue en coupe d'un croiseur léger de la classe Cleveland – All Hands magazine – Juillet 1958

[dbguidebook]

Pat Cleveland for Patrick Kelly. 📸 : Paul van Ravenstein. #Societythings

[princetonarchives]

Menu Monday: Under this menu, found in a scrapbook made by Charles F. W. McClure, Princeton Class of 1888, McClure wrote, "Dinner in Washington D.C. after which the men whose names appear on the back of this card went to the White House & were introduced to Pres. Cleveland by Congressman Breckinridge of Kentucky."

"Congressman Breckinridge" was Clifton R. Breckinridge, the son of Confederate General John C. Breckinridge.

Scrapbook Collection (AC026), Box 126

The entire Menu Monday series

[defconprime]

USS Discovery by Adam Cleveland

[wutbju]

Alice Moore was also the Assistant Dean of Women:

[northgeorgiadogtraining]

What Can I Do to Have My Dog Safe this Halloween?

I remember when I was a kid, and it was time for Halloween.  My mom would take me and my brother out to the local Woolworth Store, and they would have set up an entire isle with costumes.  These were costumes of all types, but they almost all had a theme of “scary”.  That was because Halloween was supposed to be a scary time.

We would go out by ourselves after it got dark and walk around the neighborhood. Sometimes other kids would jump out from the shadows and try to scare us.  Sometimes we would jump out of the shadows and try to scare our friends walking by.

Sometimes we could momentarily “scare our friends” and they would scream.  Sometimes our friends would momentarily “scare us” and we would scream.  Whatever the case, we would always end up laughing and then walk up to the next house, press the doorbell, and say “Trick-or-Treat” when the grown up opened the door.

Although it was a “scary time”, we loved it because we “really knew” that everything was going to be fine.  We got to get out of the house and away from our parents and we got free candy from everyone in the neighborhood. 

Sometimes we try to interject our dogs into “the festivities”.  The problem is that our dogs don’t understand that someone jumping at them from the shadows isn’t trying to hurt them. They have no idea what those strange creatures (your friends in their costumes) may do to them. You must let them know that everything is fine.

Robin and I have a great dog training article that can prepare your dog for Halloween. Please take a look at our dog training blog titled “What Can I Do to Have My Dog Safe this Halloween”.

https://northgeorgiadogtraining.com/have-my-dog-safe-this-halloween-atlanta/

[effielovesapples]

omg do u sell ur keychains... bc i would actually kill a man for one of those boone ones!! ur designs are adorbs

i will be selling them!! i just need to finish the designs ^u^ it will be on etsy, i'll drop a link as soon as they are done...! thank you for letting me know you are interested in them!! it definitely is a kick in the pants to get motivated on working on them thats for sure lol THANK YOU!

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"In The Labor World," Ottawa Citizen. August 10, 1912. Page 12. --- ED. H. BALL. & HUGH BORTHWICK. --- Delegates from the Typographical Union No. 102, to the Convention which convenes at Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday next.

Mr. Borthwick is an old member of No. 102.

Mr. Ball was formerly president of the Kingston Union and was a visitor at the I. T. U. convention at San Francisco last year.

[lonestarbattleship]

"U.S. and British Warships in Sagami Wan, Japan"

(Left to right) HMS DUKE OF YORK, USS IOWA (BB-61), a Fletcher class destroyer, USS SOUTH DAKOTA (BB-57), USS PASADENA (CL-65), USS MISSOURI (BB-63), HMS KING GEORGE V, USS SAN JUAN (CL-54), and two New Mexico class battleships.

Photographed sometime between August 27 and 29, 1945.

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: 80-G-K-6523

[the-delta-42]

#lindberg 1/1080 #clevelandclass #lightcruiser #usshouston #usshoustoncl81 #modelship #modelbuilding #lindbergmodel #thelindbergline #thelindberglinemodel #lindbergusshouston #worldwar2 #worldwarII #wwii #ww2

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[carbone14]

Le croiseur léger USS Miami (CL-89) au mouillage dans le Pacifique – Guerre du Pacifique – Septembre-octobre 1945

Photographe : Official U.S. Navy Photograph

©Naval History and Heritage Command - NH 98406

Photo prise depuis le porte-avions USS Antietam (CV-36).

[dbguidebook]

*Note: This Post Contains An Affiliate Link.

On The Must Get (Fashion) Book List. #Societythings

[princetonarchives]

"Princeton society, like the society of all University towns, draws a sharp line between its collegiate population and what are called the ‘natives,’ or less learned or wealthy set."

--Francis Cleveland, as quoted in the Ladies Home Journal, August 1, 1898