Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Green's Marine Directory of the Great Lakes, 1939, p. 329

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PASSENGER BOATS OF THE GREAT LAKES U VESSEL ° 5 t- o OH Built of Keel Length Depth 0) 3 Where Built 209 Ferdinand (Can.) ....... 247 Fraser Alexander (Can.) 233 Frontenac (Can.) ....... 207 Georgian (Can.) ........ 60 Greater Buffalo ......... 60 Greater Detroit ......... 247 Green, G. B. (Can.) ..... 43 Goodtime ............... 254 Halcyon ................ 247 Hamilton (Can.) ........ 29 Hamonic (Can.) ........ 235 Hanlan, Nel (Can.) ..... 29 Huronic (Can.) ......... 203 Illinois ................. 235 Inglis, William (Can.) .. 108 Iroquois (Can.) ......... 9 Islander ................ 229 Islet Prince (Can.) ...... 108 Joe (Can.) .............. 33 Keewatin (Can.) ........ 257 Kenosha ................ 29 Kingston (Can.) ........ 16A LaSalle ................. 50 Laverendrye (Can.) ..... 193 Levis (Can.) ............ 76 87' 17'6" 5'4" 1905 Stantoine, Que. 320 Wood 140' 41' 7'5" 1890 Pembroke, Ont. 304 Wood 119'6" 28' 9'6" 1899 Levis, Ont. 2484 Steel 246'6" 42' 14'9" 1910 Wyandotte, Mich. 7739 Steel 519' 58' 23'7" 1924 Lorain, Ohio 7739 Steel 519' 58' 23'7" 1924 Lorain, Ohio 259 Wood 133'2" 44'8" 8' 1896 Ottawa, Ont. 1919 Wood & Steel 286' 41' 25'8" 1889 Detroit, Mich. 405 Steel 128' 45' 15'3" 1926 Ecorse, Mich. 292 Wood 131'4" 39'5" 7'3" 1896 Sand Point, Ont. 5264 Steel 341' 50' 35' 1909 Collingwood, Ont. 105 Steel 74'8" 19' 9'9" 1932 Toronto, Ont. 3329 Steel 308' 43' 27' 1902 Collingwood, Ont. 2427 Steel 225' 40' 26' 1899 Chicago, 111. 158 Steel 99' 25' 9'6" 1935 Toronto, Ont. 307 Wood 118'5" 23' 7'5" 1907 Owen Sound, Ont. 291 Wood 139' 23' 17' 1895 Benton Harbor, Mich. 245 Steel 105' 24'5" 8' 1902 Manitowoc, Wis. 57 Wood 65' 13' 4'9" 1900 Toronto, Ont. 3856 Steel 336' 43'6" 26'6" 1907 Govan, Scotland 763 Wood 143' 30' 17'6" 1919 Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 2925 Steel 288' 36'2" 13'3" 1901 Toronto, Ont. 677 Steel 157' 56' 17'6" 1922 Toledo, Ohio 465 Steel 126'5" 34'2" 11' 1914 Lauzon, Que. 419 Steel 133'3" 34'9" 11' 1910 Lauzon, Que. 329

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