Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit (Steamboat), 1844

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The DETROIT. - The steamer VERMILLION which was burned some 18 months since, almost to the water's edge has been rebuilt and enlarged to 600 tons burthen, and is to be launched at Detroit Today. The DETROIT will be commanded by Capt. Brundage and is to run in connection with the GREAT WESTERN and other boats forming the Western Transportation Co.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      May 2, 1844 2 - 1


THE DETROIT. - This new steamer, now in an unfinished state, has been towed down from Detroit to this port by the WISKONSAN, which returned from her upper lake excursion yesterday. The DETROIT is quite a large vessel, perhaps 550 tons burthen and will be fitted up with a new high pressure engine, daily expected here from N. Y. Her boilers and part of her hull were formerly in the VERMILLION. She will be ready for commission, it is supposed, by the 1st September.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      July 15, 1844 2 - 2



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ex VERMILLION
Date of Original
1844
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McN.R.67
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Detroit (Steamboat), 1844