Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Green's Great Lakes Directory, 1947, p. 85

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THE PORT OF MONROE Unexcelled highway, rail and water transportation facilities No bridges whatsoever to obstruct water transportation Tug service not required Unlimited open storage space Exceptional winter moorage facilities | Two 3-ton electric gantry cranes for the expeditious handling of cargo Large, modern, fireproof transit shed Industrial sites, possessing excellent foundation conditions, for sale or lease Illustrated brochure available on request MONROE HARBOR TERMINAL Telephone 736 MONROE, MICHIGAN 3055 E. Front St. 85

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