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In the early 1900’s, the Illinois was the largest hydraulic dredge on Lake Michigan, sunk in 1907 in a storm when she was working as a tug and sand ...
Read MoreChock full of history, the Rotarian was launched as a proud product of the Sandusky, Ohio shipbuilding industry in 1889. A strong presence at 147 feet...
Read MoreLaunched in 1878, the two masted, 139 foot long schooner, Charles A. King served dutifully for nearly three decades until she met her fate in a storm ...
Read MoreBuilt and launched by the American Shipbuilding Company in Lorain, Ohio in 1908, the John McGean was an imposing sight. At 432 feet in length with a b...
Read MoreLaunched in 1886 as a proud product of the Mt. Clemons, MI shipbuilding industry, the Canisteo was a sight of a wooden steamer with a solid length of ...
Read MoreThe Mary Alice B was built at Duluth, Minnesota in 1931 for the Corps of Engineers as the “Quintus”. In 1962 she passed into private ownership and...
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