Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit Marine Historian, v. 39, n. 10 (June 1986), p. 3

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ww ww GRACE HOLLAND Editor's Collection GRACE HOLLAND (U.S. 39633) wooden schooner barge built at Marine City for the fleet by D. Lester in 1880. 189.4 x 33 x 14.3; 629 gross tons. Stranded on Wheeler Reef } mile south of False Detour near Kitchener Island, Lake Huron July 1, 1918. Jerry McCarthy (Buffalo) last owner. John O. Greenwood Collection NELSON C. HOLLAND (U.S. 130211) wooden schooner barge built for the line by Lester at Marine City in 1881. 187.6 x 31.8 x 13.2; 564 gross tons. Abandoned in 1943 at Bay City by the last owners, Holland Transportation Company of Bay City. NELSON C. HOLLAND

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