Anderson in dry dock

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Guest

Re: Anderson in dry dock

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Someone had posted a photo of the Anderson in dry dock, claiming it was a new image from Toledo. Only upon closer inspection was it apparent that the photo was older… probably from Fraser Shipyard in Superior in 2019..

The post was on a Facebook group for Streamtime Live. It has since been deleted.
shipwatcher125

Re: Anderson in dry dock

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Unless you see her in the Toledo dry dock, don't get too excited.
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Re: Anderson in dry dock

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Guest wrote: October 4, 2025, 1:10 pm Unfortunately, it appears that this was false news posted on a Facebook group. They used a photo that was apparently from the Anderson’s last dry docking at Fraser in 2019.
Which group?
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Re: Anderson in dry dock

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Unfortunately, it appears that this was false news posted on a Facebook group. They used a photo that was apparently from the Anderson’s last dry docking at Fraser in 2019.
Guest

Re: Anderson in dry dock

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That's some good news for a change. Hopefully this will be a momentum and other ships will be brought back out from layup in 2026.
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Anderson in dry dock

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Seeing reports (and photos) that indicate the Arthur M. Anderson has been moved into dry dock. Presumably this means she is getting her five-year inspection to prepare for a return to service.

So she may either sail again before the season is over or they are getting a head start to prepare her for the 2026 season.
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