Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Iroquois (Propeller), 1906

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      The Niagara and St. Lawrence Navigation Co. is running the stm. IROQUOIS on a triweekly schedule between Lewiston and Alexandria Bay, N.Y., calling at a number of ports on the south shore of Lake Ontario. The IROQUOIS is a screw steamer, having A length of 225 ft. and a breadth of 36 ft. with state room capacity for 130, and capable of making 20 miles an hour. F. W. Wheeler is President and General Manager, and G. F. Clark Traffic Manager, the company's offices being 733 Ellicott Square Buffalo. This is a new company and it is' expected that another steamer will be added next year.
      The Railway and Marine World
      August 1906 489-3

Media Type
Text
Newspaper
Item Type
Clippings
Notes
route
Date of Original
1906
Subject(s)
Iroquois (Propeller)
Propellers
Local identifier
McN.E.6896
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Iroquois (Propeller), 1906