Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 33, no. 3 (December 2000), photos

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It is 1897 and CRESENT CITY is fitting out under the shearlegs at her builder's yard at Chicago. Photo courtesy Ralph Roberts. A Pesha photo caught MAUNALOA down­ bound in the St. Clair River off Marine City in the World War One era. Capt. W. J. Taylor took this view of MAUNALOA from his lighthouse tender in the Detroit River circa 1940.

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