Photograph of unique ship

[myracles103]

I seem to remember remembering a story about this, but it has slipped from my old mind. We would love any knowledge on this ship.

[KC]

Is this a personal photo or a picture from the internet?  Reason why I am asking is there is a great site tineye.com that can help you.
TinEye is a reverse image search engine. It finds out where an image came from, how it is being used, if modified versions of the image exist, or if there is a higher resolution version.

[fancypants]

Good suggestion , KC !

To my first glance it looks like a WW2 troop ship (rubber rafts) .

[myracles103]

I've tried a reverse search on google. It is a personal picture.

[fancypants]

Any more possible clues for the members , myracles103 ?

[mart]

Yes !!  You need to tell us all you remember about it !!  No ID on the ship so we are flying blind !!

[myracles103]

I seem to remember it having something to do with the number of smoke stacks

[myracles103]

Also, no name or number makes this unique. Name may be covered.

[greenacres]

Is there any maritime museums near you? You could also check with one online by sending them a picture.

[bigwull]

It looks like the USS President Lincoln....this was a troopship in WW1...or possibly the Grant...which was her sister ship....

[Rauville]

I agree with Bigwull on it being a WWI era ship.
There's a good selection of single stack vessels to compare it with here.
http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/usnshtp/ap/w1ap-t.htm

[greenacres]

I thought this was pretty close. 
http://www.ww2ships.com/usa/images/us-os-001-p001.jpg

It may not be old enough.