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Contributors: Marsh Collection- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Year: 1970
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- Sault Daily Star (Sault Sainte Marie, MI), Thursday May 14, 1970
A chapter of Sault Ste. Marie and international shipping history closed quietly this morning when the freighters Mancox and Manzzutti were towed from port on their last trip. The two little ships are being towed to southern Ontario for scrapping. Taken under tow about 3 a.m. at ... A chapter of Sault Ste. Marie and international shipping history closed quietly this morning when the freighters Mancox and Manzzutti were towed from port on their last trip. The two …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Dredge Primrose
Colour photograph of the dredge PRIMROSE in Toronto. To the right of the image is a cement mixer. Colour photograph of the dredge PRIMROSE in Toronto. To the right of the image is a cement mixer.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Tug Miseford
Photograph of tug MISEFORD of Sault Ste. Marie Photograph of tug MISEFORD of Sault Ste. MarieMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Brookes Scrapbooks, 1970
An extensive collection of news clippings from 1970 focused on the shipping on the Great Lakes An extensive collection of news clippings from 1970 focused on the shipping on the Great LakesMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Grand Haven (Propeller), U200007, 1970
scrapped at Hamilton., Ont scrapped at Hamilton., OntMaritime History of the Great Lakes - George D. Goble (Propeller), U223607, 1970 ex WILLIAM K. FIELD, REISS BROTHERS ex WILLIAM K. FIELD, REISS BROTHERSMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- George E. Seedhouse (Propeller), U207790, 1970 ex WILLIAM J. OLCOTT ex WILLIAM J. OLCOTTMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Belair (Propeller), U221429, 1970 ex OLIVER H. PERRY, MACKINAC ISLANDER, ex OLIVER H. PERRY, MACKINAC ISLANDER,Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Eastcliffe Hall (Propeller), aground \ sunk, 14 Jul 1970 Reason: aground \ sunk Lives: 9 Freight: pig iron Remarks: Total loss Reason: aground \ sunk Lives: 9 Freight: pig iron Remarks: Total lossMaritime History of the Great Lakes
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