Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 21, no. 4 (January 1989), photos

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MONROE C. SMITH, which struck WILLIAM E. REIS in 1907, is seen in a Buffalo Dry Dock Co. photo dated August 16, 1919. WILLIAM E. REIS lies sunk in the St. Clair R iver after her November 1, 1907 collision near Algonac. The w recker T. W. SNOOK is assistin g . This very r a r e view of JOHN J. BOLAND JR ., laid up at Toronto E levators, was taken c. 1931 by J. H. Bascom,

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