Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Beeson's Sailors' Hand-Book and Inland Marine Guide [1892], p. 3

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3 ADVERTISEMENTS. The Cleveland Ship Building Co. mors and STEEL Marine and Stationary Boilers SOLID AND SECTIONAL PROPELLER WHEELS HOISTING ENGINES. BUILDERS OF THE STEAMERS "Pontiac," "Lackawanna," "Western Reserve," "Frontenac," "La Salle," "Joliet," "J. H. Wade," "Scranton," "W. H. Gilcher," "Wawatam," "Griffin," "Wadena" and Steel Ferry "Transfer," SPECIAL TO MARINE REPAIR WORK Branch Machine Shop at Ship Owners' Dry Dock, OFFICE, NO. 120 VIADUCT, CLEVELAND, OHIO.

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