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    "Northern Navigation Co.'s Steamer "Saronic," Lake Superior Division" "102,812" Reverse: "The Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., Ltd. Montreal and Toronto Printed in Great Britain"

    Coloured magic lantern slide of the Canada Steamship Lines steamboat NORONIC

    "Steamboat North Star. Built at Cleveland in 1854. Length 274 feet; 1,106 tons; splendidly furnished for Lake Superior line; speed 16 miles an hour; burned at Cleveland in 1862. From "American Steam Vessels." copyright 1895, by Smith & Stnton."

    "Propeller Ironsides. Built at Cleveland, O., in 1864. Length over 231 feet; tonnage 1,123; an elegant passenger propeller built for the Lake Superior line; transferred to Lake Michigan and lost at Grand Haven in 1873 with twenty-four lives."

    Peerless: Built 1872 at Cleveland, Ohio. Hull, of Wood, Built by Ira Lafranier Length 211 feet; breadth of beam 39 feet 10 inches; depth of hold 12 1/2 feet. Engine, constructed by the Globe Iron Works Diameter of cylinder 54 inches, by 40 inches stroke Boilers, two, of iron, by ...

    Maryland: Built 1890, at Wyandotte, Mich., by the Detroit Dry Dock Comp'y Hull, of steel; Length of Keel 316 feet, length over all 334 feet 6 inches; width of hull 42 feet; depth of hold 20 feet 4 inches Engine, tri-compound; Diameter of cylinders 22, 35 and 56 inches, by ...

    Matoa: Built 1890, at Cleveland, Ohio., by the Globe Iron Works Company Hull, of Steel. Length of keel 292 feet; over all 308 feet; breadth of beam 40 feet; depth of hold 24 feet 6 inches; draft of water, light 8 feet; loaded 14 to 16 feet. Engine, Triple Expansion. ...

    MANITOU Designed by W. I. Babcock. Built 1893, at South Chicago, Ill., by the Chicago Shipbuilding Company. Hull, of steel. Length of keel 275 feet, over all 295 feet; breadth, of beam 42 feet, depth of hold 22 feet; average draft of water, 15 feet. Engine, Triple expansion, constructed by ...

    NORTH WEST Built 1894, at Cleveland, O., by the Globe Iron Works Comp'y Hull, of steel. Length between perpendiculars 360 feet; over all 383 feet; breadth of beam moulded 44 feet; depth of hold 26 feet; from spar deck 34 feet 5 inches. Engines, two, vertical quadruple expansion. Diameter of ...

    "32042 The Tionesta, Typical Great Lakes Steamer, Lake Superior" "43" "Keystone View Company Cpyrighted Manufacturers Publishers Made in U.S.A." "Meadville, Pa., New York, N. Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England"

    "Wreck of Monarch, Isle Royale, Dec. 7. 06" Reverse: "Published by W.T. McKachren."

    "C. P. R'y Co. - Steamer "Manitoba"."

    "Union View Co., Publishers Rochester, N.Y." "Lake Superior and Minnesota"

    "C. P. R. Great Lakes Steamer In Canadian Lock at Sault Ste. Marie" "G. F. Gillespie"