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- CITY OF MIDLAND (1890, Propeller)Official No.: 97111; Final Date: 17 Mar 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 176.4' x 28.3' x 10.7' ; 1890, May 4 Launched. 1890, Nov Ashore on North Shore; released by steamer FAVORITE. 1893 Rebuilt. 1916 Burned.; Master Carpenter: Melancthon Simpson, J. Simpson; Original Owner: North Shore Navigation Co.; Final Location: Collingwood, ONT. …Official No.: 97111; Final Date: 17 Mar 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 176.4' x 28.3' x 10.7' ; 1890, May 4 Launched. 1890, Nov Ashore on North Shore; released by steamer FAVORITE. …Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library
- SEGUIN (1890, Steambarge)Other Names: MAPLEBORO;CITY OF MONTREAL;ARVIDA; Official No.: 94763; Final Date: 1944; Dimensions (LBD): 207' x 34.2' x 13' ; 1890, 17 July Launched 1902, August Collided with & sank steamer CITY OF VENICE off Rondeau, Ontario, Lake Erie 1905, March Operated by Department of Marine & Fisheries as lighthouse supply …Other Names: MAPLEBORO;CITY OF MONTREAL;ARVIDA; Official No.: 94763; Final Date: 1944; Dimensions (LBD): 207' x 34.2' x 13' ; 1890, 17 July Launched 1902, August Collided with & sank steamer …Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library
- Seguin (1890)Other Names: Mapleboro (1920); City of Montreal; Arvida; Official No.: 94763; First Rebuild: Official Number: 94763 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 207 x 34 -- 1141 tons Rebuilt: in 1908 207x34x13 Owned by Parry Sound Navigation Co. 1890; J. B. Miller, 1895, 1906; Parry Sound Transportation Co. 1907, 1913; to A. B. …Other Names: Mapleboro (1920); City of Montreal; Arvida; Official No.: 94763; First Rebuild: Official Number: 94763 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 207 x 34 -- 1141 tons Rebuilt: in 1908 207x34x13 Owned …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Seagull (1890)Official No.: 96872; First Rebuild: Official Number: 96872 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 54 x 12 -- 31 tons Rebuilt: Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada in 1914Official No.: 96872; First Rebuild: Official Number: 96872 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 54 x 12 -- 31 tons Rebuilt: Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada in 1914Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Ontario (1890)Official No.: 94885; 297x41x15 Owned by H. Beatty, to Canadian Pacific Railway 1899. Built by Polson Iron Works, Owen Sound 1890. Engines (2) 50x114 by builder. Train ferry, retired 1916 when Windsor-Detroit rail tunnel opened. Rebuilt barge 1924, sank 13/10/27 Outer Island, Lake Superior. ; Final Location: Lake Superior, FounderedOfficial No.: 94885; 297x41x15 Owned by H. Beatty, to Canadian Pacific Railway 1899. Built by Polson Iron Works, Owen Sound 1890. Engines (2) 50x114 by builder. Train ferry, retired 1916 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- City of Midland (1890)Official No.: 97111; First Rebuild: Official Number: 97111 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 176 x 28 -- 974 tons Rebuilt: in 1893 135x28x11 Owned by North Shore Navigation Co., later Northern Navigation Co. Built by J. Simpson, Owen Sound and launched 03/05/80. Engine 20-40x32 by Doty Engine Works. Used Collingwood-Sault Ste. Marie. …Official No.: 97111; First Rebuild: Official Number: 97111 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 176 x 28 -- 974 tons Rebuilt: in 1893 135x28x11 Owned by North Shore Navigation Co., later Northern Navigation …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Georgian Bay: Cape Rich to Cabot Head [1890]Canada - Lake Huron Georgian Bay Cape Rich to Cabot Head Surveyed by Staff Commander J. G. Boulton, R. N., assisted by Messrs. W. J.Stewat & D. C. Campbell, 1888, under the orders of the Government of the Dominion of Canada Figures on the land express the heights in feet …Canada - Lake Huron Georgian Bay Cape Rich to Cabot Head Surveyed by Staff Commander J. G. Boulton, R. N., assisted by Messrs. W. J.Stewat & D. C. Campbell, 1888, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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