(GR) File renamed: File:LC-DIG-DET-4a13938 (18243987205).jpg → File:Sailors with cats on deck of USS Nahant, 1898 (18243987205).jpg Criterion 2 (meaningless or ambiguous name)← Previous revisionRevision as of 10:45, 9 October 2026 Line 98: Line 98: ===Spanish–American War=== ===Spanish–American War=== [[File:LC-DIG-DET-4a13938 (18243987205).jpg|right|thumb|Men and ship mascots aboard ''Nahant'']] [[File:Sailors with cats on deck of USS Nahant, 1898 (18243987205).jpg|right|thumb|Men and ship mascots aboard ''Nahant'']] [[File:U.S. Navy ironclad monitor, USS Nahant, men and ship mascot (25607102400).jpg|right|thumb|Men and ship mascots aboard ''Nahant'']] [[File:U.S. Navy ironclad monitor, USS Nahant, men and ship mascot (25607102400).jpg|right|thumb|Men and ship mascots aboard ''Nahant'']] ''Nahant'' decommissioned at [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] on August 11, 1865. While laid up, she was renamed '''''Atlas''''' on June 15, 1869, but resumed the name ''Nahant'' on August 10. The veteran monitor recommissioned at [[League Island]] on April 12, 1898, and steamed to [[New York City]] for harbor defense during the Spanish–American War. ''Nahant'' decommissioned at League Island and was laid up there until sold on April 6, 1904, to L. E. Hunt of [[Melrose, Massachusetts]]. ''Nahant'' decommissioned at [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] on August 11, 1865. While laid up, she was renamed '''''Atlas''''' on June 15, 1869, but resumed the name ''Nahant'' on August 10. The veteran monitor recommissioned at [[League Island]] on April 12, 1898, and steamed to [[New York City]] for harbor defense during the Spanish–American War. ''Nahant'' decommissioned at League Island and was laid up there until sold on April 6, 1904, to L. E. Hunt of [[Melrose, Massachusetts]].