Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Champion (1899)
    Champion (1899) Ship
        Official No.: 107728; 85x20x7 Owned by S. K. Champion, Vancouver. Destroyed by fire 18/10/03 Ladysmith B. C.: unslaked lime in cargo. ; Final Location: Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada, Burnt
      Official No.: 107728; 85x20x7 Owned by S. K. Champion, Vancouver. Destroyed by …
  • Bessie (1886)
    Bessie (1886) Ship
        Official No.: 107522; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1899) 42x10 Owned by T. W. Fletcher, Victoria B. C. Engine 6x7 (maker unknown). Tug. Destroyed by fire 06/05/01 Ladysmith B. C. ; Final Location:
      Official No.: 107522; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1899) 42x10 Owned by T. W. …
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