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- PHILIP R. CLARKE and CASON J. CALLAWAY at Fraser Shipyards, Superior, WI getting final touches to their self-unloader conversions.PHILIP R. CLARKE and CASON J. CALLAWAY at Fraser Shipyards, Superior, WI …
- Other Names: John G. Sharples; Glenvegan (1922); Wiarton; Fleetwood; Official No.: 150231; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1920) as John G. Sharples Later Registration: U.S.A. (1933) as FleetwoodOther Names: John G. Sharples; Glenvegan (1922); Wiarton; Fleetwood; Official No.: 150231; …
- Official No.: 138579; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1927) 155x37x9 Owned by Ontario Gravel & Freighting Co., Windsor 1927; T. A. Tees et al., Toronto 1935; Equipment House Ltd., Toronto 1977. BuiltOfficial No.: 138579; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1927) 155x37x9 Owned by Ontario Gravel …
- Other Names: John B. Trevor; Official No.: 131053; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1912) as John B. Trevor 362x39x18 Owned by F. S. Wiley, Port Arthur; to Canadian Northwest Steamship Co. 1913; to MonOther Names: John B. Trevor; Official No.: 131053; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1912) …
- Other Names: James H. Hoyt; Official No.: 153111; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1926) as James H. Hoyt 411x50x24. Owned by N. M. Paterson & Sons, Ltd., Fort William, Ont. 1926-1967. Built by SuperioOther Names: James H. Hoyt; Official No.: 153111; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1926) …
- Official No.: 130718; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1914) 66x10x5 Owned by N. & J. Gagne, Fort Frances Ont.Official No.: 130718; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1914) 66x10x5 Owned by N. & …
- Official No.: 154863; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1929) 399x48x22 Owned by Great Lakes Transit Corp., Midland, (James Playfair) 1930-1937; Upper Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Co. 1938-1963.Official No.: 154863; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1929) 399x48x22 Owned by Great Lakes …
- Scientific American (New York), 4 Jul 1891, 1-2 THE McDOUGALL WHALEBACK STEEL VESSEL. The old ballad commencing "In the North Sea Lived a Whale" has its use now in a facetious adaptation of this line to the needs of a souvenir issued by the peopleScientific American (New York), 4 Jul 1891, 1-2 THE McDOUGALL WHALEBACK STEEL VESSEL. The old ballad commencing "In the North …
- Illustration from J. B. Mansfield, ed., History of the Great Lakes. Volume I, Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1899.Illustration from J. B. Mansfield, ed., History of the Great Lakes. Volume …
- Ludington Daily News, 2 Jul 1914 Local Men Safe The steamer Mataafa, which stranded at Twin Point Harbor Saturday when she struck the breakwater, had on board five Ludington men, whose friends and relatives were anxiously awaiting nLudington Daily News, 2 Jul 1914 Local Men Safe The steamer Mataafa, which stranded at Twin Point Harbor …
- Reason: sunk by ice Lives: nil Remarks: Total lossReason: sunk by ice Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss
- Reason: struck dock Remarks: RepairedReason: struck dock Remarks: Repaired
- Reason: fire Lives: nil Remarks: Total lossReason: fire Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss
- Reason: sunk Lives: nil Remarks: RaisedReason: sunk Lives: nil Remarks: Raised
- Reason: fire Lives: nil Remarks: Total lossReason: fire Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss
- Green's Marine Directory of the Great Lakes, 1920 (Cleveland, OH) "SUPERIOR DOCK OF THE BERWIND FUEL CO. This dock has an Unloading Capacity of 11,000 tons of Coal in ten hours."Green's Marine Directory of the Great Lakes, 1920 (Cleveland, OH) "SUPERIOR DOCK OF THE BERWIND FUEL CO. This dock has an Unloading …
- Reason: aground Remarks: Got offReason: aground Remarks: Got off