by Guest » June 16, 2022, 8:11 pm
Ironically the Roger Blough is shown on the right side of the brochure leading the other vessels of Great Lakes Fleet through the ice. But marketing probably kept the photo in the brochure because it's such an awesome photo.
I just checked the online database of American Bureau of Shipping website, called ABS Record. The Roger Blough is still shown as owned by Great Lakes Fleet.
https://www.eagle.org/portal/#/absrecord/search
I did check Transport Canada's registry website and Marine Recycling Corporation in case they just purchased the Roger Blough for demolition and the ABS Record hasn't been updated. But the Blough is not in the registry with Transport Canada.
- Brian
Ironically the Roger Blough is shown on the right side of the brochure leading the other vessels of Great Lakes Fleet through the ice. But marketing probably kept the photo in the brochure because it's such an awesome photo.
I just checked the online database of American Bureau of Shipping website, called ABS Record. The Roger Blough is still shown as owned by Great Lakes Fleet.
https://www.eagle.org/portal/#/absrecord/search
I did check Transport Canada's registry website and Marine Recycling Corporation in case they just purchased the Roger Blough for demolition and the ABS Record hasn't been updated. But the Blough is not in the registry with Transport Canada.
- Brian