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Contributors: Great Lakes Maritime Institute- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Geographic Location: Young Point
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- Mary Ellen (1888)
Other Names: Majestic (1897); Islinda; Official No.: 94933; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103922 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 76 x 16 -- 68 tons Rebuilt: Young's Point, Ontario, Canada in 1897 73x13x8 Owned by P. Young, Young's Point Ont. Built by C. Delaney, Young's Point and launched 31/05/88. Engine 10x10 by W. … Other Names: Majestic (1897); Islinda; Official No.: 94933; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103922 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 76 x 16 -- 68 tons Rebuilt: Young's Point, Ontario, Canada in 1897 73x13x8 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Stoney Lake (1904) Other Names: Island Queen (1944); Official No.: 111881; 86x19x6 Owned by Stoney Lake Navigation Co.; to Thousand Islands Steamship Co., Kingston 1945. 2-exp. Engine by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto Licensed for 295 passengers 1914. Sank in winter quarters 1950 Lachine, raised and sold to Windsor parties. Broke down at Cornwall … Other Names: Island Queen (1944); Official No.: 111881; 86x19x6 Owned by Stoney Lake Navigation Co.; to Thousand Islands Steamship Co., Kingston 1945. 2-exp. Engine by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto Licensed …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Islinda (1910) Official No.: 126722; 80x16x5 Owned by Stoney Lake Navigation Co., Young's Point Ont. Licensed for 211 passengers 1914. Official No.: 126722; 80x16x5 Owned by Stoney Lake Navigation Co., Young's Point Ont. Licensed for 211 passengers 1914.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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