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Contributors: Marsh Collection- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Geographic Location: Arrowhead
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- Archer (1897)
Official No.: 103912; 50x13x4 Owned by Kootenay Lumber Co. Built by C. P. Anderson, Arrowhead B. C. Engine 10x12 by Willamette Iron Works, Portland Oregon. Tug. Official No.: 103912; 50x13x4 Owned by Kootenay Lumber Co. Built by C. P. Anderson, Arrowhead B. C. Engine 10x12 by Willamette Iron Works, Portland Oregon. Tug.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Nakusp (1895) Official No.: 103302; 171x34x6 Owned by Columbia & Kootenay Steam Navigation Co., to Canadian Pacific Railway 1897. Built by T. Bulger, Nakusp and launched 01/07/95. Engines (2) 20x72 by Iowa Iron Works, Dubuque Iowa. Sternwheel. Stranded 07/09/97 Kootenay Rapids, took two months to raise and repair. Destroyed by fire 23/12/97 … Official No.: 103302; 171x34x6 Owned by Columbia & Kootenay Steam Navigation Co., to Canadian Pacific Railway 1897. Built by T. Bulger, Nakusp and launched 01/07/95. Engines (2) 20x72 by Iowa …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Adam Hall (1904) Official No.: 116927; 112x20x7 Owned by Big Bend Lumber Co., Arrowhead B. C. 1907; Canadian Pacific Co., Port Moody B. C. 1917. Built by A. H. Seaton, Arrowhead B. C. 1904. Engine 8-18x12 by Polson Iron Works, Toronto. Laid up 1916; abandoned on beach Upper Arrow Lake. ; Final Location: … Official No.: 116927; 112x20x7 Owned by Big Bend Lumber Co., Arrowhead B. C. 1907; Canadian Pacific Co., Port Moody B. C. 1917. Built by A. H. Seaton, Arrowhead B. C. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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