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- Geographic Location: Lake Huron
- Groups: Art of the Great Lakes and Seaway
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- Steamer Michigan, Capt. Blake, in a Gale on Lake Huron
The image is believed to have been produced in Detroit in the 1840s for publication in one of the local newspapers. This MICHIGAN was launched in 1833, served until 1847, and was broken up in 1853-54. The image is believed to have been produced in Detroit in the 1840s for publication in one of the local newspapers. This MICHIGAN was launched in 1833, served until 1847, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Thomas Cranage
Illustration from Stanton, Samuel Ward, American Steam Vessels, 1895, page 461 Illustration from Stanton, Samuel Ward, American Steam Vessels, 1895, page 461Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Great Lakes passenger steamship NORTH WEST, 1894
Illustration from Stanton, Samuel Ward, American Steam Vessels, 1895, page 488 Illustration from Stanton, Samuel Ward, American Steam Vessels, 1895, page 488Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Propellor Arctic, 1864-1893
Propellor Arctic, 1864-1893 Robert McGreevy 42/100 Propellor Arctic, 1864-1893 Robert McGreevy 42/100Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - Salvaging the Sidney E. Smith
Artist Leo V. Kuschel was popular for evocative image of ships and lighthouses. This rather whimsical oil study, dated 1972, shows salvage vessels working to refloat the Sidney E. Smith, Jr. after its collision with the Parker Evans under the Blue Water Bridge on June 5, 1972. The Smith’s hull … Artist Leo V. Kuschel was popular for evocative image of ships and lighthouses. This rather whimsical oil study, dated 1972, shows salvage vessels working to refloat the Sidney E. Smith, … - Bird's Eye View of Lake Huron.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Tigress Captures Scorpion
The British captured the Tigris in a daring night raid on September 3, 1814, and used it to capture the Scorpion a few days later, while flying the American enemy's flag as a disguise. The British captured the Tigris in a daring night raid on September 3, 1814, and used it to capture the Scorpion a few days later, while flying the American enemy's …Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - A Sketch on Lake Huron, Southern Algonquian
Oil on canvas Oil on canvasAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Sault Ste. Marie Lugger, Lake Huron
Watercolour, pencil, touches of gouache, scraping on coated paper Watercolour, pencil, touches of gouache, scraping on coated paperAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Bird's Eye View of Lake Erie
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Bird's Eye View of Port Huron.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Bird's Eye View of the Straits of Mackinac
Bird's Eye View of the Straits of Mackinac, showing the Inland route, Mackinac to Petoskey, and Sault Ste. Marie Bird's Eye View of the Straits of Mackinac, showing the Inland route, Mackinac to Petoskey, and Sault Ste. MarieAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Bird's Eye View Lake Huron Division
Bird's Eye View Lake Huron Division, Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company Bird's Eye View Lake Huron Division, Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation CompanyAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Bird's Eye View of the Famous Mackinac Region.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Final Hours of the General Hunter
Like the Nancy, the last hours of this hard-working ship were not pleasant as she tried to claw her way off the Lake Huron shore in 1816, worn out with a damaged main mast. Her crew ran her ashore at Southampton where her wreck was discovered covered in sand. Like the Nancy, the last hours of this hard-working ship were not pleasant as she tried to claw her way off the Lake Huron shore in 1816, worn out with …Association for Great Lakes Maritime History
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