The hull of the Wilson B. Keene lists in the waters of the port after the explosions. Approximately 25 rescue workers, some military and some civilian, are checking or searching the debris from the large multi-storied warehouse to the right of the very heavily damaged ship. A dirt road has been cleared of debris. A truck is parked along the road. Wooden and metal debris is scattered or piled in many places. Several large metal pieces and train wheels lie in the front foreground. A large pile of twisted pipelines is heaped near the end wall of the warehouse. 1 photographic print : b&w ; 8 x 10 in. eng image image_photo United States - Texas - Galveston County - Texas City mod-tim 1947-04-16 1947-04-16 [Rescue workers near the Wilson B. Keene after the 1947 Texas City Disaster] local-cont-no: ntbkb-060 Texas City Disaster, 1947 Industrial accidents - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Disasters - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Explosions - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Wilson B. Keene (Ship) Cargo ships - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Boat & ship industry - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Marine terminals - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Piers & wharves - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Warehouses - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Debris - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Trucks - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Rescue workers - Texas - Texas City - 1947 Places - United States - Texas - Galveston County - Texas City Business, Economics and Finance - Shipping - Wharves Business, Economics and Finance - Transportation - Ships Business, Economics and Finance - Transportation - Trucks Military and War - Personnel People - Groups Military personnel - Texas - Texas City - 1947 ark: ark:/67531/metapth11787 http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth11787/