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	The steamship Princess May run aground on Sentinel Island in Alaska. This large steamship has its bow sticking up in the air as its midsection rests on a a patch of rocky protrusions extending above the ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH001_1320b C.L. Andrews photographs; 814 (Andrews 434); 433 Author: Case, W. H. (William Howard), 1868-1920 Year: 1905 The steamship Princess May run aground on Sentinel Island in Alaska. This large steamship has its bow sticking up in the air as its midsection rests on a a patch of rocky protrusions extending above the surface of the water. Visible on the ship are windows, life preservers, two tall masts, and seven silhouetted men who stand on the bow of the ship posing for the camera. Title: PH001_1320b C.L. Andrews photographs; 814 (Andrews 434); 433 Author: Case, W. H. (William Howard), 1868-1920 Year: 1905 The steamship Princess May run aground on Sentinel Island in Alaska. This large steamship has its bow sticking up in the air as its midsection rests on a a patch of rocky protrusions extending above the surface of the water. Visible on the ship are windows, life preservers, two tall masts, and seven silhouetted men who stand on the bow of the ship posing for the camera.


	The steamship Princess May run aground on Sentinel Island in Alaska. This large steamship has its bow sticking up in the air as its midsection rests on a a patch of rocky protrusions extending above the ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH001_1320b C.L. Andrews photographs; 814 (Andrews 434); AD 1320 1/2; 433 Author: Case, W. H. (William Howard), 1868-1920 Year: 1905 The steamship Princess May run aground on Sentinel Island in Alaska. This large steamship has its bow sticking up in the air as its midsection rests on a a patch of rocky protrusions extending above the surface of the water. Visible on the ship are windows, life preservers, two tall masts, and seven silhouetted men who stand on the bow of the ship posing for the camera. Title: PH001_1320b C.L. Andrews photographs; 814 (Andrews 434); AD 1320 1/2; 433 Author: Case, W. H. (William Howard), 1868-1920 Year: 1905 The steamship Princess May run aground on Sentinel Island in Alaska. This large steamship has its bow sticking up in the air as its midsection rests on a a patch of rocky protrusions extending above the surface of the water. Visible on the ship are windows, life preservers, two tall masts, and seven silhouetted men who stand on the bow of the ship posing for the camera.