The photo above was cropped from the photo above this one. It is to show the damage to the hose gantry From the looks of the photo it is the gantry that is burning, not the ship.
This is the Lake Tanker Esso San Joaquin in dry dock in Aruba.
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| JERRY BARNES HARBOR PHOTOGRAPHS |
| These photos were taken by Jerry's father, Frank Barnes who did all his own developing of the film and printing of the photographs. |
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| The photo above was cropped from the second photo and was intended to show the background. |
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| This is a whaling ship and these are visitors seeing the ship. Whaling ships called into Aruba to receive bunker before going south. |
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The photo above was cropped from the photo above this one. It is to show the damage to the hose gantry From the looks of the photo it is the gantry that is burning, not the ship. |
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This is the Lake Tanker Esso San Joaquin in dry dock in Aruba. |
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| Six Lake Tankers at birth in Aruba. From left to right, Caripito, Mara, Pedernales, ??? and the Guárico. |