Maritime History of the Great Lakes

P. J. Hanour (Canal Boat), 28 Apr 1873

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      Yesterday afternoon shortly after 4:00, a new canalboat, the P.J. HANOUR, was launched from the City Boat Yard on the corner of Green and Michigan Sts. The boat was built by Messrs. Edes, Russell & Heath, proprietors of the City Yards, for Capt. Maurice Murtaugh of Franfort, N.Y. The length of the new craft is 96 ft. 7 inches over all; she is 17 ft. 8 inches beam, 8 ft. 8 inches depth of hold; the sides ate 9 ft. 4 inches high. The HANOUR is 240 tons burden, and has a carrying capacity of 8,000 bushels of grain. She is well fitted up and is a fine boat in all respects. Capt. Murtaugh will command her.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      April 29, 1873 3-4


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launch, Buffalo
Date of Original
1873
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McN.E.5849
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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P. J. Hanour (Canal Boat), 28 Apr 1873