Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit Marine Historian, v. 35, n. 8 (April 1982), p. 3

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Co. MINNESOTA MATLANTIC= TRANSI TEN (2) Taylor Photo Steel standard-type "Laker" (US. 218056) built in 1919 as a) LAKE GILTEDGE by the Detroit Shipbuilding Co., Wyandotte, Michigan (Hull #259): 251 x 43.6 x 28.3; 2,664 gross tons. Renamed b) TEN (2) in 1935. Converted to package freighter at Marine Iron & Shipbuilding Co., Duluth in 1935. Returned to salt water, sold Brazilian and renamed c) FELIPE CAMARAO in 1941. Scrapped in 1955. FELIPE CAMARAO Dr. R. J. Wright Collection

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