Harbor Tug No. 46 (YT-46) Class: Photo Gallery

Outboard Profile, Wood Harbor Tug, Bureau of Construction & Repair No. 60815, signed 25 April 1919 by D. W. Taylor, Chief of Bureau (Photo: NHHC SH source folder for YT-84, NH 104706 similar)

Tug No. 50. Erecting the stem on the keel at the Industrial Department of the U.S. Naval Station, New Orleans, La. There is also a small sternpost in place.
(Photo # NARA RG-165-WW-503-M43 and NH 41614)

Tug No. 50 in frame at NAVSTA New Orleans, La. She was sold with YT-49 in 1925 and then foundered under tow.
(Photo # NARA RG-165-WW-503-M26 and NH 41615)

Tug No. 49 being launched at NAVSTA New Orleans. She was sold in 1925.
(Photo # NH 41612)

Tug No. 48 (right), Tug No. 49, and SC-443 fitting out afloat at NAVSTA New Orleans. YT-48 foundered under tow on 31 October 1921.
(Photo # NH 41611)

Vertical, single-cylinder noncondensing steam engine for one of the three harbor tugs (Nos. 48-50) built by NAVSTA New Orleans, La. The cylinder is at the top and the propeller shaft at the bottom.
(Photo # NH41613)

Tug No. 66 under construction by Robert Jacob at City Is., N.Y. She was launched on 23 December 1918.
(Photo: NHHC SH source folder)

Tug No. 66 in a navy yard in a photo accompanying her 21 March 1919 inspection report. A sister, probably Tug No. 74 from a different builder, is to port.
(Photo: NHHC SH source folder)

Tug No. 71 at the Boston Navy Yard near USS Constitution. The tug was sold in 1929.
(Photo # NH 43697)

Tug No. 77 was inspected on 7 February 1919 at the yard of her builder at Morris Heights, N.Y., and this photo was probably taken there.
(Photo: NHHC SH source folder)

Tug No. 79.
This photo was used in the inspection reports for YT-79 (inspected on 24 February 1919) and YT-84, but the background is clearly Morris Heights where YT-79 was built. (Photo: NHHC SH source folder for YT-84 and NH 104674)

Tug No. 80 is shown here near the Sherman Creek power station on an inlet off the Harlem River in New York City. She was inspected at Morris Heights on 7 March 1919.
(Photo: NHHC SH source folder)

Tug No. 81 at her builder's yard at Morris Heights, N.Y., where she was inspected on 7 March 1919.
(Photo: NHHC SH source folder)

Tug No. 81 with Tug No. 71 from another builder to port.
(Photo: NHHC SH source folder)

Tug No. 83 in a photo with a Bureau of Construction and Repair number.
(Photo: NARA 19-N (NH) box 57, tugs)

Tug No. 84. The horizontal line above her bow is a distant barge.
(Photo # NH 41616)

Tug No. 85 displaying her number. She was inspected at the yard of her builder in Brooklyn on 4 March 1919 and may be shown here at the New York Navy Yard.
(Photo # NH 104676, from SH source folder)

Tug No. 85 or a sister without markings. Although filed with the inspection report for YT-85, the location does not match the urban area in which that tug was built.
(Photo # NH 104675, from SH source folder)