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Report a rights issue

If this photograph is yours, tell us. We review every claim that comes with evidence, and we would rather lose a picture than keep one that someone else holds the rights to.

2. Creosote plant site (NE side) as viewed from passenger deck of Washington State Ferry as it approaches the Winslow landing. Remnants of Milwaukee Bock are visible on far left. Building at left is Office Engine Room Building with sloped roof is at center behind tanks. To the right is Boiler Building with stack. Long building is Machine Shop. Dock on right is West Dock. - Pacific Creosoting Plant, 5350 Creosote Place, Northeast, Bremerton, Kitsap County, WA
2. Creosote plant site (NE side) as viewed from passenger deck of Washington State Ferry as it approaches the Winslow landing. Remnants of Milwaukee Bock are visible on far left. Building at left is Office Engine Room Building with sloped roof is at center behind tanks. To the right is Boiler Building with stack. Long building is Machine Shop. Dock on right is West Dock. - Pacific Creosoting Plant, 5350 Creosote Place, Northeast, Bremerton, Kitsap County, WAKitsap, WACredit: Stamets, JohnRights: public domain · photograph #22165

Evidence is required. A claim without a link to evidence that you hold the rights is not reviewed. That is what stops anyone from removing a photograph with a bare assertion.

So we can answer you. Only the archive's editors see it.

Required. A web page that shows you hold the rights.

What the link shows
What you would like us to do

How the photograph is yours: who took it, when, and where it first appeared.

What happens next

  1. A person reads your claim and opens your evidence. The photograph is not touched until then.
  2. If the claim is verified, we do what you asked. A removal takes the photograph down from the site and the map — it is kept in our records with your claim, not deleted. A credit correction changes the credit, and the photograph stays up.
  3. We answer you at the contact above, either way, and say why.
  4. The decision goes on the public log: its date, the kind of evidence and the outcome. Never your name or contact details.