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The crew endures a rogue wave drenching while dressing the catch through the night, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0663

Original identifier: LW 30.

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The heaving fishing boat does not stop the endless hours of stoop labor while dressing the ground fishing catch, 2000 Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0664

Original identifier: LW 31.

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Edward L. Moore deckhand Woody Woodbury takes a break from dressing the catch, 120 miles east of Portland, Maine, 2000 December Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0665

Original identifier: LW 32. Once the net is set out again the two deck hands and the first mate must gut the entire catch before loading it into the fish hold.

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Niece Autumn Atell gives Douglas Goodale his "captain's haircut" on the evening before his return to commercial fishing, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0666

Original identifier: LW 33.

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Diptych: Robert Rainville, Sr. examines recovered 14 foot lobster skiff in which his son lost his life / Robert Rainville's body was found lodged in an underwater reef on his 18th birthday, Cape Nedick, Maine [gravestone], 2000 Box 73, Image RL.12047-P-0667

Original identifier: LW 34. Four days before Robert Rainville's 18th birthday, his lobster trap haul rope tangled in the propeller of his forty-horsepower outboard motor. With the prop out of the water, Rainville, it was surmised, was reaching far over the stern of his disabled boat to disentangle the line. The stern heavy with the upended motor and the weight of the fisherman, all it took was a small wave to swamp the boat. Two prints, two mat windows.

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Commercial fisherman Douglas Goodale (35) has returned to lobstering after losing his right arm in a winch accident in 1998, Wells Harbor, Maine, 2000 Box 68, Image RL.12047-P-0668

Original identifier: LW 35. After the accident, Goodale said to his wife, Becky, in the emergency room, "At least I still have my wedding ring."

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Diptych: Captain Russell keeps a close eye as the First Mate makes repairs / Gabe Fula repairs a pulley block on outrigger mast, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0669

Original identifier: LW 36. Two prints, two mat windows.

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Commercial fishermen desperately try to attach a tie line to a just capsized lobster boat, Vinalhaven Island, Maine, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0670

Original identifier: LW 37. The lobster boat that had capsized was sinking in the harbor. The previous night's rain had left the boat low in the water at its mooring. A sudden shift in the wind brought more water over the side, creating the emergency almost out of nowhere. As in this case, a fisherman's routine can suddenly, and quite literally, turn upside down.

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Retired firefighters returned to duty after 343 were lost in the WTC attack and rescue, Squad Company #1, Park Slope, Brooklyn, 2001 September Box 68, Image RL.12047-P-0671

Original identifier: LW 38.

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Firefighter's widow tends memorial for 15 lost on 9/11, Manhattan's theater district fire company, 2001 September 24 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0672

Original identifier: LW 39.

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Firefighters turn out coats, waiting for seven lost in the WTC rescue, Red Hook, Brooklyn, 2001 September Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0673

Original identifier: LW 40.

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K-9 rescue team pays tribute to 15 firefighters lost in the WTC attack-rescue, 8th Avenue at 48th Streets, Manhattan, 2001 September Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0674

Original identifier: LW 41.

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Detail from fire company shrine to 11 lost firefighters at 6th Avenue and Houston Streets, Manhattan, 2001 September Box 72, Image RL.12047-P-0675

Original identifier: LW 42.

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Shrine to firefighters lost in WTC attack and rescue, Ladder Company #5, Engine #24, lower Manhattan, 2001 September Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0676

Original identifier: LW 47.

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Sign posted by firefighters at fire company that lost 11 in Lower Manhattan, 9/01, 2001 Box 72, Image RL.12047-P-0677

Original identifier: LW 47A.

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WTC at Ground Zero, visible staircase shielded 8 firefighters and a disabled woman they were rescuing during the collapse of the towers, 2001 September Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0678

Original identifier: LW 48.

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A mechanical grappler opens-up "the pile" on Ground Zero as N.Y.C. firefighters look for human remains in lower Manhattan, 2001 November 30 Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0679

Original identifier: LW 49.

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Members of TWU, CWA, and AFSCME restored critical infrastructure in lower Manhattan in the aftermath of the attack, 2001 Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0680

Original identifier: LW 50.

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The crew endures a rogue wave drenching while dressing the catch through the night, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0663

The heaving fishing boat does not stop the endless hours of stoop labor while dressing the ground fishing catch, 2000 Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0664

Edward L. Moore deckhand Woody Woodbury takes a break from dressing the catch, 120 miles east of Portland, Maine, 2000 December Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0665

Niece Autumn Atell gives Douglas Goodale his "captain's haircut" on the evening before his return to commercial fishing, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0666

Diptych: Robert Rainville, Sr. examines recovered 14 foot lobster skiff in which his son lost his life / Robert Rainville's body was found lodged in an underwater reef on his 18th birthday, Cape Nedick, Maine [gravestone], 2000 Box 73, Image RL.12047-P-0667

Commercial fisherman Douglas Goodale (35) has returned to lobstering after losing his right arm in a winch accident in 1998, Wells Harbor, Maine, 2000 Box 68, Image RL.12047-P-0668

Diptych: Captain Russell keeps a close eye as the First Mate makes repairs / Gabe Fula repairs a pulley block on outrigger mast, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0669

Commercial fishermen desperately try to attach a tie line to a just capsized lobster boat, Vinalhaven Island, Maine, 2000 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0670

The Price of Fish, 2000

Retired firefighters returned to duty after 343 were lost in the WTC attack and rescue, Squad Company #1, Park Slope, Brooklyn, 2001 September Box 68, Image RL.12047-P-0671

Firefighter's widow tends memorial for 15 lost on 9/11, Manhattan's theater district fire company, 2001 September 24 Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0672

Firefighters turn out coats, waiting for seven lost in the WTC rescue, Red Hook, Brooklyn, 2001 September Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0673

K-9 rescue team pays tribute to 15 firefighters lost in the WTC attack-rescue, 8th Avenue at 48th Streets, Manhattan, 2001 September Box 71, Image RL.12047-P-0674

Detail from fire company shrine to 11 lost firefighters at 6th Avenue and Houston Streets, Manhattan, 2001 September Box 72, Image RL.12047-P-0675

Shrine to firefighters lost in WTC attack and rescue, Ladder Company #5, Engine #24, lower Manhattan, 2001 September Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0676

Sign posted by firefighters at fire company that lost 11 in Lower Manhattan, 9/01, 2001 Box 72, Image RL.12047-P-0677

WTC at Ground Zero, visible staircase shielded 8 firefighters and a disabled woman they were rescuing during the collapse of the towers, 2001 September Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0678

A mechanical grappler opens-up "the pile" on Ground Zero as N.Y.C. firefighters look for human remains in lower Manhattan, 2001 November 30 Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0679

Members of TWU, CWA, and AFSCME restored critical infrastructure in lower Manhattan in the aftermath of the attack, 2001 Box 74, Image RL.12047-P-0680

When Duty Calls: A Tribute to 9/11 Emergency Responders on Ground Zero, 2001

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