Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Green's Great Lakes Directory, 1946, p. 81

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Nicholson Terminal & Dock Company Ecorse, - - Detroit, Michigan Where Rail and Water Meet BULK FREIGHT WATER TERMINAL AND RAIL TRANSFER Specializing in handling steel, structural iron, pipe, sugar, phosphate rock, sulphur and like commodities, Equipped with 4 large capacity electric Gantry cranes and 8 locomotive cranes, 4200 feet of concrete dock and five miles of railroad track, etc. Located on the Michigan Central Railway within the switching limits of Detroit. Fast Handling and Prompt Dispatch o MACHINE SHOP Specializing in Marine Work Forgings, Bucket Repairs, Boiler and Stack Work, Electric Welding, Pipe Fittings, Valves and Engine Supplies. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE -- Telephone P. O. Box 66 Vinewood 2-4300 River Rouge, Mich. 81

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