DescriptionBlack-and-white aerial photo of two tankers and an ore carrier in dry docks at Bethlehem Steel Hoboken Shipyard, no date, circa 1968-1970. 8" x 10" high print with integral caption at bottom. Issued by Bethlehem Steel Corp.; photographer not indicated. Reverse is blank. View is east with New York City in the background; Empire State Building right, below it to left, the large office building that is 2 Penn Plaza, built 1968 (see notes.) Shipyard piers were between 12th and 13th Streets. A winter photo with river ice seen on the Manhattan side as well snow on buildings. Crane. Note that the caption states three "tankers," but the vessel at the right, S.S. Elisabeth Entz, was an ore carrier. (See notes for more about the ships.) Text of caption: Tankers and Towers. New York City's skyline is the backdrop for this wintry view of three tankers dry docked at Bethlehem Steel's Hoboken, N. J., ship repair yard. In dock, left to right, are: S.S. ESSO HAMBURG, deadweight 26,620 tons; S.S. HARRY C. WEBB, deadweight 21,900 tons; and S.S. ELISABETH ENTZ, deadweight 36,261 tons. Repairs to these tankers ranged from miscellaneous work to taiI shaft drawing and bottom damage. (Bethlehem Steel Photo No. 49798A-3)