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Geographic Location: Thunder Bay- Geographic Location: Oshawa
- Geographic Location: Lake Michigan
- Geographic Location: Republic of Turkey
- CANADIAN HARVESTER (1920, Ocean Freighter)
Other Names: DALWARNIC; SELCUK; Official No.: 150348; Final Date: 1967; Dimensions (LBD): 251' x 43.5' x 24' ; 1920 Owned Canadian Government 1926 Owned Canada-Atlantic Transit Co; renamed DALWARNIC 1946 Owned in Panama 1948 Owned in Turkey; renamed SELCUK 1967 Scrapped in Turkey; Original Owner: Canadian Government; Final Location: Turkey, … Other Names: DALWARNIC; SELCUK; Official No.: 150348; Final Date: 1967; Dimensions (LBD): 251' x 43.5' x 24' ; 1920 Owned Canadian Government 1926 Owned Canada-Atlantic Transit Co; renamed DALWARNIC 1946 …Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library - BLACK BAY (1962, Bulk Freighter)
Other Names: CANADIAN VOYAGER; Official No.: 318682; Final Date: 2002; Dimensions (LBD): 712' x 75' x 39' ; 1963 Owned Canadian General Electric Co Ltd (Canada Steamship Lines) 1991 Owned Great Lakes Bulk Carriers 1994 Owned ULS Corp; renamed CANADIAN VOYAGER 2002 Scrapped in Turkey; Original Owner: Canadian General Electric … Other Names: CANADIAN VOYAGER; Official No.: 318682; Final Date: 2002; Dimensions (LBD): 712' x 75' x 39' ; 1963 Owned Canadian General Electric Co Ltd (Canada Steamship Lines) 1991 Owned …Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library - Canoe, Thomas P. James, Manifest, 1 May 1820
Master: Thomas P. James Master: Thomas P. JamesMaritime History of the Great Lakes - ROSINCO Shipwreck (diesel yacht): National Register of Historic Places
National Register of Historic Places nomination for the diesel yacht ROSINCO (formerly GEORGIANA III). Includes in depth history, archaeological site description, and photographs. National Register of Historic Places nomination for the diesel yacht ROSINCO (formerly GEORGIANA III). Includes in depth history, archaeological site description, and photographs.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Chicago to Kenosha, 1894
Aids to Navigation corrected to 19 Jan. 1894 Aids to Navigation corrected to 19 Jan. 1894Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: South Haven to New Buffalo, 1906
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan, 1919
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan, 1900
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: South Haven to Grand Haven, 1895
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan, 1927
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan, 1901
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan, 1923
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Benona to Point Betsie, MI, 1932
Insets of Arcadia, Frankfort, Pentwater; Includes Ludington, Manistee, Portage Lake Insets of Arcadia, Frankfort, Pentwater; Includes Ludington, Manistee, Portage LakeMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Muskegon to Ludington, 1906
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Ludington to Point Betsie, 1905
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan, 1939
from Green Bay to Manistique; inset of Manistique Harbor; includes Escanaba and Gladstone from Green Bay to Manistique; inset of Manistique Harbor; includes Escanaba and GladstoneMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Sturgeon Bay and Canal, 1936
inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WIMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Sturgeon Bay Canal and Harbor of Refuge, 1919
inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI, and Harbor of Refuge inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI, and Harbor of RefugeMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Sturgeon Bay Canal and Harbor of Refuge, 1908
inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI, and Harbor of Refuge inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI, and Harbor of RefugeMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Lake Michigan: Sturgeon Bay Canal and Harbor of Refuge, 1914
inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI, and Harbor of Refuge inset of Sturgeon Bay and Sawyer, WI, and Harbor of RefugeMaritime History of the Great Lakes
