USS Pollux survivors reunion, May 1976
(L-R front): Thomas Requa Turner, Ernest Califano, Lawrence Calemmo. (L-R rear): Warren Greenfield, Thomas McCarron, Walter Bulanowski, unidentified, and Stewart Pond.
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.219. Cassie Brown Collection.
USS Pollux survivors reunion, May 1977
(L-R): Walter Bulanowski, Ernest Califano, Thomas McCarron, Lawrence Calemmo and Warren Greenfield.
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.079. Cassie Brown Collection.
USS Pollux survivors reunion, July 1977
(L-R): Thomas McCarron, Walter Bulanowski, Ernest Califano and Larry Calemmo.
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.188. Cassie Brown Collection.
James O. Seamans, USS Truxtun survivor, 1964
"Seamans leans against what is left of the USS Truxtun, on the beach at Chambers Cove in 1964, 22 years after his terrible ordeal. The dark shadow behind him is the recess where the survivors had to huddle at the peak of the tide."
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.138. Cassie Brown Collection.
James Seamans in St. Lawrencew, 1964
"James O. Seamans [USS Truxtun survivor], revisited St. Lawrence in 1964. He posed beneath the flag of the Truxtun, which was salvaged from the wreck by a Newfoundlander and later framed and hung in the lobby of the St. Lawrence Hospital built by the U.S. Government."
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.080. Cassie Brown Collection.
Andrew Ferrie and Fred Edwards, 1977
"Thirty-five years after the disaster Andrew Ferrie (left) and Fred Edwards of St. Lawrence stand beside what is left of the fence that the crew could see from the deck of the USS Truxtun. This is what remains of the fence that was seen by the USS Truxtun February 18, 1942. The picture was taken by the author [Cassie Brown], September, 1977."
Photo by Cassie Brown. Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.044. Cassie Brown Collection.
Fred Edwards and Cassie Brown, 1977
"Thirty Five years after the disaster Cassie Brown and Fred Edwards stand beside what is left of the fence that the crew could see from the deck of the USS Truxtun." September 1977.
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.153. Cassie Brown Collection.
Cassie Brown on a visit to St. Lawrence, September 1977
Image reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections, Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University, Coll-115 16.06.160. Cassie Brown Collection.
Lanier Phillips with his Children, 2008
USS Truxtun survivor Lanier Phillips (center) with his daughter Vonzia and son Terry at Chambers Cove, near St. Lawrence, Newfoundland, May 31, 2008.
Photo by Carmelita and Wayde Rowsell. © 2008. Reproduced by permission of Carmelita and Wayde Rowsell.
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