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    Navy's Washington artifact collection moves to Richmond [Image 4 of 6]

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    This infographic details the Naval History and Heritage Command's (NHHC) Artifact Consolidation project, which began on September 2, 2014, moving artifact collections from multiple warehouses into a single facility at Defense Supply Center in Richmond, Virginia. The infographic highlights key statistics about the new warehouse, the mission of the Curator Branch, and the benefits of the new consolidated space. Approximately 75% of the collection has already been consolidated to Richmond.

    RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    11.07.2014

    Photo by Annalisa Cachin  

    U.S. Navy           

    An information graphic illustrating the move of Navy artifacts to the Naval History and Heritage Command’s Collection Management Facility (CMF). The CMF is a 300,000 square foot warehouse with facilities for administration, conservation and curation of historic artifacts. NHHC is consolidating its collection of historic artifacts, some dating back to the founding of the republic, into the facility located in Richmond Va. (U.S. Navy photo illustration by Annalisa Underwood/RELEASED)

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    Date Taken: 11.07.2014
    Date Posted: 12.17.2014 08:31
    Photo ID: 1703172
    VIRIN: 141107-N-HI816-001
    Resolution: 644x833
    Size: 156.04 KB
    Location: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, US
    Web Views: 43
    Downloads: 0

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    Two workers are maneuvering a large wooden shipping crate using a pink pallet jack in what appears to be a warehouse or loading dock. The crate, labeled 'CAX 3824', contains what appears to be a bronze or brass bell secured inside. An older man in a white polo shirt is directing the movement while a younger man operates the pallet jack.
    Two individuals are engaged in conversation inside a large industrial warehouse or distribution facility. A man in a light blue dress shirt listens attentively while a woman wearing a red shirt and green safety vest gestures with her hand, appearing to explain or point something out. The facility features yellow-painted support columns and a polished concrete floor.
    A large warehouse facility contains a long row of palletized goods wrapped in clear plastic stretch film and bubble wrap for protection. The items are lined up along a yellow safety line on a concrete floor, suggesting they are staged for shipping or receiving. The warehouse has a high ceiling with exposed steel trusses and industrial lighting.
    This infographic details the Naval History and Heritage Command's (NHHC) Artifact Consolidation project, which began on September 2, 2014, moving artifact collections from multiple warehouses into a single facility at Defense Supply Center in Richmond, Virginia. The infographic highlights key statistics about the new warehouse, the mission of the Curator Branch, and the benefits of the new consolidated space. Approximately 75% of the collection has already been consolidated to Richmond.
    The image shows a large collection of bells of varying sizes and materials wrapped individually in clear plastic protective packaging. The bells appear to be stored or staged for transport, resting on wooden pallets or boards. Some bells show signs of age or patina, while others appear to be polished metal.
    Two individuals are working in what appears to be a warehouse or storage facility. A man in a blue jacket is crouching down to secure or examine a large spherical object mounted on a wooden pallet crate labeled 'M-770'. A woman in a red jacket is standing nearby taking notes on a clipboard.

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