Eitel Friedrich Ship Survivors Captured by the US Navy Magician The NICMOS mosaic required 144

The NICMOS mosaic required 144 Hubble orbits to make 2

Photograph shows boys in a woodworking class

Significance: Donated by citizens of France to celebrate Franco-American friendship

WPA poster shows a boy walking on a book with gummed up feet and hands

Photo by Arthur Rothstein of the Cherokee Dam

Eitel Friedrich Ship Survivors Captured by the US Navy Magician The NICMOS mosaic required 144Eitel Friedrich Captured Ship by the US Navy. Survivors passengers and crew. Photographed by Harris & Ewing 1915 on 5x7 glass plate negative. She remained under the German flag until seized by the United States in April 1917. She served from May 1917 to September 1919 as USS DeKalb, then returned to civilian control, initially as DeKalb and, after 1920, as Mount Clay. After briefly operating for the United American Lines during the first half of the