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Anchored in the lower St Marys River all day Sunday.

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You do know they has a dock collapse last year, right? And it is being rebuilt. Opening day is up to the contractor doing the work. Lake Michigan car ferry has set a date likely based on information from the contractor. But if they're done early, great. They will open early. The Badger people are do...

JRB has resumed her upbound trip. PRT is heading in to Thunder Bay at a slow speed.

William J. Taylor was born at Buffalo, New York, in 1882, to Henry and Charlotte Taylor. His father was employed in a ship chandlery business there and this early association with ships influenced the young Taylor and led to his lifetime interest and employment in these vessels When he was 14, he si...

Because the person posting the cards will be at the Ann Arbor address until Dec 9. After that he will be at PO Box 68 address

Gallery page has been created. Thanks for the reminder.

From the menus I've seen posted on Facebook, there is still a lot of pride in many galleys!

As a regular visitor the maritime center I question their numbers. Seems busier than they say. Jim Acheson died, it was his project. The foundation can get a ton of money for the land so why not. Hello condos!

A great deal of effort was put into saving what was on the old site, There were thousands of photos there. The volunteers have done a excellent job, in my humble opinion.

She was on the Purvis Marine drydock above the locks all summer. She just recently returned to her home dock and is tucked back in the slip with the other tugs.

Either that or for weather. Maybe both. There's a nor'wester coming in

Waino Emil Maki who sailed on the Herbert Jackson for Interlake Company, during the 1960's - 1970's.

From another page: They were loading coal that was brought down by truck from Marquette. They are taking it to Green Bay.

Yes they had a company meeting. However working out an unspecified mechanical issue right now. Nothing major.

Cutter Olympics

Algoluna name not found at Canada Transport website. Marine Traffic has her still under the flag of Malta and named Birgit Knutsen but owned by Algoma. She is currently bound for Nanticoke.

To catch drips from leaks where wiring or plumbing is run through the overhead.

It has MacGregor hatches, which do not require a crane because they fold at the end of the hatch.