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Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Coolies, Oil tankers, Ports, Sailors, Clipper ships, Shipbuilding, Towboats, Mining, Fishing nets, Photographs, Slave trade, Wharves, Canoes, Grain trade, Discrimination, Ferries, Seamen, Lumber industry, Islands, Ocean liners, Rivers, China, Hotels, Whaling, Banks, MerchantsSearch Terms
Banking & Financial Structures, Business & Commerce, Cattle, Ethnic Culture, Explorers, Fishing, Forts, Geography, Gold Mining, Maps, Logging, Missions, Native Americans, Native Culture, Natural History, Navy, Newspapers, Pioneers, Ships, Transportation, Trappers, U.S. Navy, Lamb, J. J., Hume, Justine, Aspinwall, John J., Astor, John J., Browne, J. Ross, Burns, Walter, Cook, James, Dana, Richard Henry, de Ayala, Lt. Juan Bautista, de Canizares, Jose, Fremont, John C., Friedlander, Isaac, Furuseth, Andrew, Healy, Capt. Michael, Howland, Edgar, Marshall, Capt. John, Mason, Gen. John, Melville, Herman, Morison, Samuel E., Morphy, Edward, O'Cain, Capt. Joseph, Oslo, Antonio Maria, Polk, James K., Chatterton, Keble E.Shorey, Capt. William, Smith, Gen. Persifor, Sutter, John, Thoreau, Henry David, Vallejo, Gov. Mariano, Van Pelt, Capt. John, Waddell, Captain, Wilkes, Charles, Worcester, G. R. G., Banking & Financial Structures, Business & Commerce, Cattle, Ethnic Culture, Explorers, Fishing, Forts, Geography, Gold Mining, Maps, Logging, Missions, Native Americans, Native Culture, Natural History, Navy, Newspapers, Pioneers, Ships, Transportation, Trappers, U.S. Navy, Shipping lines, Shipping companies, Maritime industries, Hotels, Container lines, Steamship corporations, Ports, Terminals, Overseas lines, Towboats, Cordage companies, Packers associations, Islands, Land bridges, Rivers, Seafaring, Australia, Blacks, Migration, Seamen, Shibuilders, Bays, Whaling, bowhead whales, Brigs, British admiralty, British mail ships, Grain trade, Mail steamships, Cannery Row, Canoes, Cape Horn, Otter trade, Square-riggers, Capes, Cattle ranching, China, Sardine canneries, Chinese Exclusion Act, Coolies, Slave trade, Tea trade, Chumash Indians, Clipper ships, Fisherman's Wharf, Crab fishing, Fishing nets, Galleons, Maritime discipline, Gold Rush, Gray whale, Great Ice Age, Hawaii, Sugar crop trade, Lumber trade, Merchants, Hide trade, Hong Kong, Indians, Italian fishermen, Native americans, Lateen sails, Lumber industry, Mare Island, Mining, Miocene epoch, National Maritime Museum, Costanoan Indians, Discrimination, Oakland, Ocean liners, Oil tankers, Panama-California Exposition, Isthmus of Panama, Peru, Pleistocene epoch, Pliocene epoch, Portuguese, Fur companies, Photographs, Russians, Sailors, Salmon industry, Sandwich Islands, San Francisco Bay, Sausalito, Schoooners, Seafaring schools, Boardinghouses, Sea Shanties, Shipbuilding, World War II, Sidewheelers, Skippers, Sloops, Spain, Sperm whale, Steamers, Wharves, Yerba Buene, Ferries, Blue & Gold Fleet, Banks