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POOLE COLLECTION VESSEL INFORMATION #7 Schooner HORACE GREELEY (US 11176) 58.15 tons (1867) 66.26 tons (1868) Detroit Free Press (July 29, 1856): News of schooner HORACE GREELEY, of Pultneyville, arrived at Buffalo, July 26 (8) tons). Great Lakes ss (186): hooner HORACE GREELEY wrecked at St. Joseph, Michigan. Detroit Free Press (October 28, 1866): Schooner HORACE GREELEY is ashore six miles south of Grand River. Detroit Post (November 16, 1867): Hull of old schooner HORACE GREELEY, driven ashore at Muskegon a few years ago, has been hauled upon the beach this spring and summer and thoroughly rebuilt and enlarged. oooo0o0 He Needs Your Help? John Hanna noticed the bent-in bow plates of CALGADOC and took this photo just moments before she struck the lower Snell Lock guidewall. This mishap was blamed on adverse currents from Polly's Gut. But how about the previously ding-in plates shown in Hanna's photograph? ooooo Please send your Winter Lay-Up Lists to Jimmie Morris, 22919 Alger, St. Clair Shores, Mich. 48080, as soon as possible so that he can compile the complete list for publication before the ice goes oute ~