The Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Neepawah (Propeller), aground, 25 Aug 1908


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NEEPAWAH STILL AGROUND.
Cleveland, Aug. 27. -- The Canadian steamer NEEPAWAH, which went ashore at Otter head, Lake Superior last week, is still on. The steamer WAHCONDA, which was sent to the stranded boat, was unable to release her. The NEEPAWAH had a cargo of package freight.
      Buffalo Evening News
      August 27, 1908
     
     
      The steamer NEEPAWAH, which grounded near Otter head, Lake Superior, is at the Ecorse plant of the Great lakes Engineering Works. It is believed her bottom is badly damaged.
      Buffalo Evening News
      September 1, 1908

Media Type:
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Newspaper
Item Type:
Clippings
Notes:
Reason: aground
Lives: nil
Freight: package freight
Remarks: Got off
Date of Original:
1908
Subject(s):
Propellers
Neepawah (Propeller)
Local identifier:
McN.W.22691
Language of Item:
English
Geographic Coverage:
  • Otter Head
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 48.081944 Longitude: -86.006111
Donor:
William R. McNeil
Copyright Statement:
Copyright status unknown. Responsibility for determining the copyright status and any use rests exclusively with the user.
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Neepawah (Propeller), aground, 25 Aug 1908