Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Around the Lakes, p. 195

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Detroit River Car Ferry Metal Steamer MICHIGAN CENTRAL Built by the Detroit Dry Dock Company for the Michigan Central R. R. Yard No. 65 Built in 1884 Length, over all, 275 feet Beam, 45 feet, 8 inches Depth, 16 feet Gross tonnage, 1,522.00, net 999.72 Engines, four cylinders. 28 by 48 inches Boilers, three, 9 feet, 6 inches by 16 feet.

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