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Two men standing by a sign pointing to "Outrigger Canoe Club", Waikiki, Hawaii, probably between 1920 and 1930University of WashingtonImage Hawaiʻi -
Zimmerman (Mim) interviewUniversity of WashingtonImage
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Three-masted warship U.S.S. ADAMS moored in Portland, Oregon, between 1894 and 1904University of WashingtonImage
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Senator Henry M. Jackson with American Samoa graduates, Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West, Washington, D.C., 1964University of WashingtonImage American Samoa
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Passenger steamship MARIPOSA at sail shortly after her construction, probably 1932University of WashingtonImage
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Yankee Returns to Paradise, 1953 (complete work)University of WashingtonImage Vanuatu
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Mr. Rudolph Tuiasosopo next to raft used for transporting clams, Bikini Atoll, 1947University of WashingtonImage
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Mr. V. E. Brock with a 100 lb. sting ray he speared in the water off Prayer Island, summer 1947University of WashingtonImage
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Vernon Brock and Dr. L. P. Schultz packing fish for shipment to the U. S. National Museum for taxonomic study, Bikini Atoll, 1947University of WashingtonImage
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Raising the frame of the four-masted schooner DEFIANCE during construction at Hoquiam, 1897University of WashingtonImage
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Wreck of the KINUGAWA MARU near Bonegi Beach, Solomon Islands, 1942University of WashingtonImage Solomon Islands
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Drawing of Sitka, Alaska and surrounding mountains, 1869University of WashingtonImage
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