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This propeller on display at the Mariner's Museum and Park is from the SS United States which was a record-setting trans Atlantic passenger liner built by Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company in the late 1940s. Read the source & more about this propeller and the Mariner's Museum.
The Yorktown Onion is native to York County and likely introduced into the area in the colonial times from England.
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