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    A building lobby or entryway displays a large open scrapbook or historical album on a wooden nautical-themed lectern/podium decorated with rope trim. The open pages are labeled '1980s' and contain photographs and documents, suggesting this is a commemorative or historical display. The setting appears to be a military or coast guard facility based on the nautical artifacts and institutional architecture.

    WESTPORT, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    09.14.2015

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Amanda Norcross 

    U.S. Coast Guard Northwest

    A book highlighting the history of Coast Guard Station Grays Harbor sits in the station entrance in Westport, Wash., Sept. 14, 2015. The station was first established 10 miles south of Westport in 1897 as the North Cove Station and was relocated in 1973 to its current location on the east end of the Westhaven Marina. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Amanda Norcross)

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    Date Taken: 09.14.2015
    Date Posted: 09.22.2015 22:21
    Photo ID: 2190292
    VIRIN: 150914-G-LB229-001
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 15.36 MB
    Location: WESTPORT, WASHINGTON, US
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    Downloads: 5

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    A building lobby or entryway displays a large open scrapbook or historical album on a wooden nautical-themed lectern/podium decorated with rope trim. The open pages are labeled '1980s' and contain photographs and documents, suggesting this is a commemorative or historical display. The setting appears to be a military or coast guard facility based on the nautical artifacts and institutional architecture.
    A single-story brick building with a metal roof, consistent with a U.S. Coast Guard station, is shown with three flags flying on a flagpole in the foreground. The flags include the U.S. national flag, a U.S. Coast Guard flag, and a black POW/MIA flag. A communications tower is visible behind the building, and ornamental grasses line the front landscaping.
    A gray US Coast Guard 47-foot Motor Life Boat named 'Grays Harbor' with hull number 47216 is docked at a marina. The vessel flies an American flag and a Coast Guard ensign from its mast. In the background, numerous commercial fishing vessels are moored at the same harbor under an overcast sky.
    A United States Coast Guard vessel numbered 47216 is docked at a concrete pier in a marina. The boat features the distinctive USCG orange diagonal stripe and is moored with white rope lines. A covered boat house structure is visible in the background, along with additional vessels in the harbor.
    The image shows a United States Coast Guard station building with a red metal roof and brick exterior. Two flags are displayed on a flagpole in front of the building, and a communications tower is visible behind it. The facility includes a parking lot, landscaped shrubs, a large evergreen tree, and a red fire hydrant.
    The image shows concrete steps leading to a building entrance, with yellow-painted risers stenciled with value words. Two clearly visible steps display 'HONOR' (foreground) and 'RESPECT' (middle step), with a third yellow-painted step visible near the entrance doors in the background. The setting appears to be a public or institutional building, likely a school or civic facility.
    The image shows the U.S. Coast Guard Motor Lifeboat Station at Quillayute River, Washington. A white Coast Guard vessel and a smaller aluminum skiff are docked alongside a corrugated metal boathouse. In the background, a distinctive rocky sea stack with trees is visible near the river mouth where it meets the ocean.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel is docked inside a boathouse or covered boat bay, partially visible from the side. The boat is moored with lines attached to cleats on a wet dock platform. Through the open bay door, a calm waterway, a wooden pier or breakwater, and a rocky headland with trees are visible in the background under overcast skies.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel is docked inside a covered boathouse or hangar facility. The gray aluminum patrol boat displays the distinctive USCG racing stripe in red, white, and blue along its hull, along with the official Coast Guard emblem. The vessel appears to be in a ready or standby state, moored at an interior dock with a gangway providing access.
    The image shows a military or patrol vessel housed inside a corrugated metal boathouse or covered dock, viewed from an elevated angle looking toward the open water. The boat appears to be a gray-painted small warship or patrol craft with deck-mounted equipment, positioned at the entrance of the shelter facing a harbor or waterway. The structure shows signs of age with moss growth and weathered materials.
    An orange life preserver ring is mounted on a dark wall, displaying maritime markings and insignia. The ring bears the text 'STATION QR', 'DECK FORCE', and numerical identifiers '47281', '47288', and '1714444'. A crossed anchors emblem is visible in the center opening against a dark background.
    A three-wheeled adult tricycle with a blue plastic basket is parked on a concrete pier or dock walkway near a body of water. The walkway is flanked by metal pipe railings on both sides. A seagull is perched on the right-hand railing, facing the tricycle.
    The image shows a military or coast guard patrol vessel moored at a dock, viewed from a slightly elevated angle. The vessel features a gray aluminum hull with anti-slip deck plating, a windowed pilothouse, and safety equipment. The boat appears to be in operational condition and is docked in calm waters.
    The image shows an industrial or facility hallway with a pegboard wall mounted with multiple blue and white hard hats (safety helmets). A fire extinguisher and 'FIRE EXTINGUISHER' sign are visible on the brick wall to the left, along with an EXIT sign near the ceiling. The space appears to be a safety equipment staging area or entrance to a work facility.
    A coastal beach scene at low tide revealing sandy tidal flats with remnant wooden pilings standing in shallow water. A long pier with a large covered structure or boathouse extends over the water in the middle distance. A forested headland is visible to the left, with mountain ranges in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
    A coastal scene showing a large industrial pier or dock facility with a prominent boat hangar/boathouse structure visible across calm water. The foreground features a sandy beach with small shorebirds wading at the water's edge, and a weathered wooden piling stands in the water. Mountains are visible in the hazy background beneath a partly cloudy sky.
    A coastal or estuarine scene photographed through tall green reeds or marsh grass in the foreground. In the background, a long pier or dock extends over calm water, with a dark industrial or utility building structure visible at its end. Mountains and cumulus clouds are visible on the horizon under a partly cloudy sky.

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