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Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), Mar 1914, Section Supplement, 1-24    

   

Pankhurst, J. F., Transactions of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1893, 252-60     Chevalier De LaSalle and Father Hennepin, two French missionaries, have the historical honor of constructing the first white man's craft whose keel touched the waters of our Great Lakes. In 1678, they built a little schooner of ten tons burden on the present site of Kingston, Ontario, ...

Palmer, Richard, Inland Seas, vol. 47, no. 3 (Fall 1991)     During the evening of April 22, 1839, the schooner Stephen Girard, en route from Oswego to Cleveland, arrived at Gravelly Bay, on Lake Erie, after passing through the Welland Canal. It had been an uneventful voyage until Captain John C. Hugunin was preparing to pass through the lock into the ...

Palmer, Richard, Inland Seas, Summer 1988     One of the major commercial shipbuilders of 19th century Oswego was Andrew Miller. Not much is known of his personal life other than he was born in Coleraine, Ireland, May 3, 1806 and came to Oswego when he was 25 years old. Miller had learned the ship carpenter's trade ...

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    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.

    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.

    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.

    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.

    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.

    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.

    From a copy of the Sessional Papers in the Stauffer Library, Queen's University. Note that some of the pages are quite tightly bound.