The Goodrich Fleet, Continued from first page: 1920 MISSOURL Steel screw passenger and freight, chartered from Michigan Transit Co., for one winter, _ 1922 ILLINOIS Steel Leg aoe and freight, purchased from Chicago, eee Line. Built 1899, Chicago, bai 240 5 2427 @ 1922 PILGRIM (See wasconsiN. 1881} Purchased from Chi.,Rac.& Milw. 1924 CITY OF BENTON HARBOR Steel sidewheeler excursion steamer, purchased from Graham & Morton Transportation Co. Built at Boledo by Craig, 1905, 269 oa x 36, 1286 g.t. 1924 CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS Steel single screw, from Graham & Morton. Built American S.B., 6leveland, 1912. 320 x 48, 306lgt. 1924 CITY OF HOLLAND Steel sidewheeler, from Graham & Morton. Built 1892 Wyandotte for D.& C. Ex CITY OF a RCRIAAY II, ex CITY OF MACKINAC. 280 x 69, 1749 g.t 1924 CITY OF ST.JOSEPH Steel sidewheeler, from Graham & Morton. Built1890 at Bay City by Wheeler. 270 x 34, 1439 g.t. Ex CITY OF CHICAGO. Cut down to barge, 1940, and stranded, Lake S,perior, 1942. 1924 CITY OF SAUGATUCK steel sidewheeler, from Graham & Morton. Built 1893 at Wyandotte for D.& C. Ex CITY OF ALPENA II, ex CITY OF ALPENA. Later barge LEONA (Roen) and *Can. NORMIL. Still afloat. 192% BOB STEVENSON Wooden tug, from G.& M. Built 1872 Buffalo. 18 g.t. 1926 THEODORE ROOSEVELT Steel single screw excursion steamer, built 1905 by Craig, Toledo. 290 x 40, 1955 g.t. Scrapped, Milwaukee, 1950. 1929 KENOSHA Wooden freighter, purchased from West Ports Naviga- tion Co. Bull. t 1919 Sturgeon Bay. 150 x 30; 763 get. Destroyed bg fire, Sturgeon Bay, 1936. w 1929 SHEBOYGAN Wooden freighter, from West Ports. Built 1919 Stur- geon Bay, 150 x 30, 763 g.t. Abandoned c.1940. 1929 WAUKEGAN Wooden freighter, from West Ports. Built 1919 Stur- geon Bay, 150 x 30, 763 g.t. Burned St.Bay.,1936 1929 PETOSKEY Wooden passenger & freight, built 1888 by Rand & Burger, Manitowoc for Seymour Bros. 171 x 30, 770-g.t. Also by purchase from West Ports. Burned AOR ROR OK ROR OK OK OR KO OK ree oe poburecon Br nay KOR KR OK KK ROR KOK KOK Noccarien ships in action: at left: The ALABAMA assists the WAUKEGAN through Lake Michigan ice; right: The BAINBRIDGE in Goodrich colors.