Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 32, no. 6 (March 2000), photos

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Another Kidd photo, no doubt taken near the end of MAJOR'S life, shows her in flooded position at Dobson's Midland shipyard. Rare photo of LEAFIELD, courtesy Vern Sweeting, shows her on Gin Island (West Beausoleil) August, 1912. Brebeuf Island light is visible at left. It is July o f 1893, and ROSEDALE is ashore at Knife River, Minnesota. Visible at right, her decks crowded with excursionists, is OSSIFRAGE.

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