Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Green's Marine Directory of the Great Lakes, 1940, p. 39

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MMMM Marine Terminal Corporation OF DETROIT OPEN BULK CARGO DOCK 1400-foot Dock Frontage Fully equipped for handling the following commodities: Steel in all shapes and sizes--Pig Iron-- scrap [Iron--Coal--Stone--Sulphur--Sugar. Over 20 acres of property--approximately 214 miles railroad track for storage. Equipment: Gantry Cranes--Locomotive Cranes--Switch Engine--Magnets, etc. Located on Detroit Terminal Railroad. We serve every railroad within switching limits of Detroit. TYNNNV IVDO END AT ADDI PUS OSEAN SSSSISD OT HT LUDDY PE EOD PPU OTOL TOOT GPO TOG ESEEe Tel. Lenox 7755 DOCK & OFFICE Foot of Lycaste St. DETROIT, MICH. ANNYOUATYTODVTTTEOUTTEEVET ET ETTTYTTTTTTECTY CUO OTT TT COTTE TTT ee PY UYU UO OUYANG LOU POUUYOOONOEQUOOUEQUNOEUODONUETEOUOUIGONOUAOUUELUEITIYE SHITTING = §| PAVVUULIUUNUIUUUUUUNNUIEULIUOQUO0ULU0UU 00 SEY STUY EPEAT eee 39

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