Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit Marine Historian, v. 41, n. 2 (October 1987), p. 4

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New Faces (continued) SEA-LAND TACOMA St. Clair River - September 7, 1987 Photo by Capt. John P. Wellington Steel containership (official number unknown) built in 1987 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin by Sturgeon Bay Shipbuilding Co. (Hull #736), 710 x 78 x 46. Gross tonnage unknown. Apt WILLIAM HOEY Detroit River - September 7, 1987 Photo by Capt. John P. Wellington Steel tug (U.S. 267403) built in 1954 in Bay City, Michigan by Defoe Shipbuilding Co. (Hull #426) as a.) JOHN A. MCGUIRE, 77.6 x 23.4 x 9.9; 131 gross tons. Renamed b.) WILLIAM HOEY in 1987.

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