Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit Marine Historian, v. 34, n. 1 (September 1980), p. 3

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GOVERNOR MILLER below the Soo Pete Worden Photo Steel bulk freighter built in 1938 at Lorain, Ohio by the American Shipbuilding Co., (Hull #810) US. 237394; 593.2 x 60.2 x 28.3; 8,240 gross tons PINEDALE leaves Toronto Editor's Photo Steel bulk freighter built in 1906 at Wyandotte, Michigan by the Detroit ppeyaramewrs Co. (Hull #162) as a) E. D. CARTER: 504.0 x 54.1 x 30.1; 6,359 gross tons. Renamed WILLIAM T. ROBERTS in 1916. Converted to a self-unloader at Lorain by AMSHIP in 1932 510.5 x 53.8 x 26.7; 6,606 gross tons and renamed c) DOW CHEMICAL (1). Renamed d) NORMAN J. KOPMEIER in 1939. 53 =

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