The Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Thomas Cranage
    Thomas Cranage
    Image       Thomas Cranage Built 1893, at West Bay City, Mich. Hull, of wood, built by James Davidson. Length between perpendiculars 305 feet; over all 330 feet; breadth of beam 43 feet; depth of hold 21 feet 8 inches. Engine, triple expansion, constructed by the Dry Dock Engine Works, Detroit. Diameter of ...
    Image     Thomas Cranage Built 1893, at West Bay City, Mich. Hull, of wood, built by James Davidson. Length between perpendiculars 305 feet; over all 330 feet; breadth of beam 43 feet; ...
  • Great Lakes passenger steamship NORTH WEST, 1894
    Great Lakes passenger steamship NORTH WEST, 1894
    Image       Great Lakes passenger steamship NORTH WEST, 1894
    Image     Great Lakes passenger steamship NORTH WEST, 1894
  • City of Mackinac (Steamboat), collision, 30 May 1892
    City of Mackinac (Steamboat), collision, 30 May 1892
    TextNewspaper       Reason: collision
    Lives: nil
    Remarks: uninjured
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    TextNewspaper     Reason: collision
    Lives: nil
    Remarks: uninjured
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