Detailed List of Contents

Comparison of Concrete and Steel Ships 1919

Concrete Ships: A Possible Solution of the Shipping Problem December 1917

Correspondence: Fraternal and Professional Organizations (San Diego Lodge, American Society of Engineers, Etc.) 1919-1921

Correspondence: Personal and Work Related 1919-1921

Correspondence: Stock Investments 1919-1921

Cost Analyses and Synopses for Concrete Ships 1918

Emergency Fleet Corporation Headquarters Directives and Correspondence 1918-1919

"Faith" Report 1918

General Instructions to Inspecting Engineers

Hinged Frame Formulas

Liberty Shipbuilding Company, Georgia 1918

Pacific Marine Construction Company Statement of Overhead or Indirect Labor January and October 1919

Personal File 1918-1922

Reports on the Concreting and Launching of Ships 1918-1919

"SS Selma" Repairs 1921

Semi-Annual Report of Design Branch of Concrete Ship Section, Steel Ship Division circa 1919

Specifications for the Construction of a Concrete Oil Tank Steamer of 7500 tons August 1920

Oversize Blueprints and Maps 1918-1921

"Atlantus" 1918

Launchings of the "San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

Pacific Marine and Construction Company Personnel circa 1920

"Palo Alto" 1919

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" Photograph Album #1 1919-1920

"San Pasqual" and "Cuyamaca" Photograph Album #2 1919-1920