Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 34, no. 6 (March 2002), photos

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Photo courtesy Vern Sweeting shows ST. HELIERS helping ships through spring ice off Midland. From the left are PRESCOTT, HAGARTY, tug BAYPORT and LEMOYNE. J. H. Bascom photo caught TROPIC SEA, with new name and blue stack, fitting out in the Keating Channel, Toronto, on May 29, 1961. Courtesy Vern Sweeting, this is TROPIC SEA when under arrest at Kingston, Jamaica, in 1962.

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