U.S.S. Michigan Memorabilia
U.S.S. Michigan March sheet music by J.R. Shannon
Sheet Music of the U.S.S. Michigan March composed by J.R. Shannon
![U.S.S. Michigan, "For Home and Country"](https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/files/fullsize/6147396bc821546567a18cea5f392dfc.jpg "U.S.S. Michigan, "For Home and Country"")
U.S.S. Wolverine, oldest Iron Gun Boat in the World, built in 1843
Postcard of the U.S.S. Wolverine steamship
U.S.S. Michigan on the cover of Leslie's Illustrated Weekly
Cover of Leslie's Illustrated Weekly, February 2, 1911
U.S.S. South Carolina, sister ship to the U.S.S. Michigan
Postcard of the U.S. Battleship South Carolina, sister ship to the U.S.S. Michigan
Three Inch Gun Crew at practice on the U.S.S. Michigan
Postcard of a three inch gun crew at practice onboard the U.S.S. Michigan
U.S.S. Michigan and U.S.S. Martha Washington
Postcard of the U.S.S. Michigan and the U.S.S. Martha Washington, December 25, 1918, at Norfolk, Virginia
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Title
U.S.S. Michigan Memorabilia
Creator
Beasecker, Robert (collector)
Description
The name U.S.S. Michigan has been shared by 3 vessels in the United States Navy. The first U.S.S. Michigan was the Navy's first iron-hulled warship (1843-1949). It was renamed the U.S.S. Wolverine in 1905 and decommissioned in 1912; the U.S.S. Michigan (Battleship BB-27) along with her sister ship U.S.S. South Carolina was the first “all-big-gun battleships designed and built for the U.S. Navy; the third and current U.S.S. Michigan SSBN 727 is a Trident-class missile submarine launched in 1980. This collection focuses on the U.S.S. Michigan (Battleship BB-27), but includes articles, images, and memorabilia of all three vessels utilizing the name of U.S.S. Michigan.
Coverage
1900-2002
Rights
Subject
United States. Navy
Ships--Great Lakes (North America)
Battle cruisers
Publisher
Grand Valley State University. University Libraries. Special Collections & University Archives
Identifier
RHC-48
Format
Image/jpg
Type
Image
Language
eng