A few nice history images I found:

2600 Muz Croatia Rijeka Pomorski i povijesni muzej Hrvatskog primorja Rijeka 2600 Muz “Brik” Brig Jane Bazilije Ivanković (Carigrad, 1815. – Trst, 1898.) Maritime and History Museum of the Hrvatsko-primorje Region

Image by Morton1905
"Brik" Brig Jane
Bartol Ivanković, 1881. ulje na platnu, PPMHP inv. br. 233, 75 x 45 cm
Na slici je istaknut natpis Brick Aus Ung Jane Cap" M. Posquan nel fortulnale da Pte Lib sui basse del Dover in Novembre 1880.
Na slici dominiraju sivi i smeđi tonovi valovita mora te zelenkastosivi tonovi neba. Oni predstavljaju cjelinu koju jedrenjak dijeli na dvije polovice. Jedrenjak spuštenih jedara plovi po uzburkanu moru. nagnut na desni bok. Na palubi se uočavaju članovi posade.
Jedrenjak Jane sagrađen je u brodogradilištu Pul Fortice u Rijeci 1861. godine. Njegovi su vlasnici bili braća Luppis, a prvi kapetan Andrija Glavan. Brod je imao 318 registarskih tona.

Popis brodova izgrađenih u Rijeci u vremenu od 1840. do 1880. godine Knjiga upisnika brodova Registro di Patentazione dei bastimentis Ungarese no. 214. JU.9.
Vlasnici: Brig Jane Al Fortino Fiume 1861 328 T Luppis
Antonio Francesco, Fiume, 8, Luppis Francesco, Fiume, 8, Luppis, Vincenzo Fortunato, Fiume, 8, capitano, Glavan Andrea, Podvesizza, Randich Marberto, Costrena.

From "Old sailig ships Rijeka Croatia Catalogue of Museum Collections III year 2006"
The Brig sailing ship
This type of sailing ship was particularly widespread during the 18th and in the first half of the 19th century. In the 18th century, the names brig and brigantine were often interchanged.

Based on the painting and the maquette of two famous 19th century brigs, that of Captain Petar Jakov Levo and the brig of Captain Ivan Visin, but also according to professional literature, it can be derived that the ships’ average capacity ranged between 200-300 tons, they had two masts with square sails, a foremast at the bowsprit serving as a jib, and a gaffsail on the mizzenmast.

www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/552682…

Pomorski kapetan, a potom slikar jedrenjaka Bazilije Ivanković (Carigrad, 1815. – Trst, 1898.) koji je djelujući daleko od svoje Boke stvorio veliki opus slika naših jedrenjaka i prvih parobroda. Pomorski i povijesni muzej Hrvatskog primorja Rijeka 2600 Muz Brik Jane Bazilije Ivanković (Carigrad, 1815. – Trst, 1898.) Maritime and History Museum of the Hrvatsko-primorje Region

Aerial View of Smithsonian Institution Building and Natural History Building

Image by Smithsonian Institution
Description: Aerial view from the south showing the Smithsonian Institution Building with the United States National Museum, now the National Museum of Natural History, across the Mall. South of the SIB are visible the Astrophysical Observatory sheds, the South Shed, and the elongated Quonset hut-like Air Shed. The South Yard is flanked on the left with the Freer Gallery of Art, opened to the public in 1923, and on the right with the Arts and Industries Building. On the right are temporary buildings erected during World War I and behind them is Center Market. The Mall is landscaped with winding footpaths and dense clusters of trees, reminiscent of Andrew Jackson Downing’s 1851 plan for the Mall grounds. In the early 1930s the Mall was leveled and the trees cleared as part of the McMillan Commission’s efforts to return Washington to the L’Enfant plan.

Creator/Photographer: Army Air Corps

Medium: Black and white photographic print

Dimensions: 6 1/4 in x 8 1/4 in

Geography: USA

Date: 1932

Repository: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Accession number: 2002-10673

Some sort of indeterminate tetrapod, with Coelacanths, Natural History Museum, June 2012

Image by 5telios
You have to love the exterior of the Natural History Museum in London, aka the British Museum (Natural History). It is decorated with these amazing palaeontological sculptures, brought closer with my long lens.

Shot on the D3100 with the 135mm f/2.8 Q.