The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: WWII NEGATIVES BREMERHAVEN
A set of negatives follows the wartime and postwar route through Bremerhaven, from a New York harbor tug alongside a troop transport to gangways, gantry cranes, and rail cars at Germany's principal American port. Bombed-out buildings, a scarred harbor basin, and a Certificate of Service anchor the collection to a documented career.
Captured German Heavy Railway Gun, Bremerhaven Area, Post-WWII
Medieval German Town Street with Clock Tower and Half-Timbered Houses, Postwar Germany
Troops Disembarking via Gangway to Rail Cars, Port of Bremerhaven, Postwar Germany
U.S. Army Jeep Passing Bomb-Damaged Buildings, Bremerhaven, Germany, WWII/Postwar Era
War-Damaged Harbor Basin and City Skyline, Bremerhaven/Bremen Area, Postwar Germany
Bombed-Out Multi-Story Building Ruin, Bremerhaven/Bremen Area, Postwar Germany
Dockside Gantry Crane and Assembled Troops, Port of Bremerhaven, Postwar Germany
Ruined Old Town Square with Surviving Cathedral Spire and Historic Facade, Postwar Germany
WD AGO Certificate of Service (Report of Separation) for Captain Robert J. Clero, U.S. Army, 1946
Tintype Portrait of Two Mustached Men, Victorian-Era Studio Photograph (c. 1870s-1890s)
Warship at Anchor in Hazy Harbor Waters, Bremerhaven Negatives Collection
Union Pacific Diesel Locomotives in Desert Rail Yard, Photographed from Automobile, American West
Harbor Tugboat 'Coordinator' Alongside Troop Transport, Port of New York, World War II Era
Train at a Desert Rail Yard, Wartime-Era Transit Photograph
Troop Disembarkation and Formation at the Port of Bremerhaven, Postwar Germany
Pier Scene at Marine Repair Shop, Staten Island Branch, with Uniformed Women and Harbor Tug, WWII Era
