Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Three Friends (1878)
    Three Friends (1878) Ship
        Official No.: 71226; 63x16x5 Built and owned by J. Pritchard, Fort William. Engine 12x14 by Doty Engine Works. Tug. Destroyed by fire 28/05/92 Black Bay, Lake Superior. ; Final Location: Black Bay, L
      Official No.: 71226; 63x16x5 Built and owned by J. Pritchard, Fort William. …
  • St. Andrew (Propeller), C90694, aground, 20 Sep 1900
    St. Andrew (Propeller), C90694, aground, 20 Sep 1900 TextNewspaper
        Reason: aground Lives: nil Freight: nil Remarks: Total loss
      Reason: aground Lives: nil Freight: nil Remarks: Total loss
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