Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Engine crew of the THOMAS WALTERS

Description
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Photograph of the engine room of the Interstate Steamship Co. steamboat THOMAS WALTERS. Edwin H. Klemer is in the middle with his arms crossed. The boiler plate refers to the V. H. KETCHAM, built 1874 at Marine City, but whose boiler appears to have been constructed by Samuel F. Hodge of Detroit.
Notes
Originally in the collection of Edwin H. Clemer, who served on the THOMAS WALTERS sometime between 1913 and 1917.
Date of Original
c1915
Subject(s)
Boilers
Crews
Dogs
Engine rooms
Ship engines
Marine Engineers
Thomas Walters (steamboat)
Collection
Jane Clemer
Language of Item
English
Copyright Statement
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Engine crew of the THOMAS WALTERS


Photograph of the engine room of the Interstate Steamship Co. steamboat THOMAS WALTERS. Edwin H. Klemer is in the middle with his arms crossed. The boiler plate refers to the V. H. KETCHAM, built 1874 at Marine City, but whose boiler appears to have been constructed by Samuel F. Hodge of Detroit.