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June 4, 2006

6/5 - Port Huron Marine Mart & Boatnerd Cruise - Boatnerd.com Staff
Calumet down bound.	Under the Blue Water Bridges.	Forward cabins.	Headed down the ST. Clair River.
Negotiating and socializing at the Marine Mart	Lots of stuff and lots of treasure seekers.	Brass and books, china and collectables, flags and photos, something for everyone.	Radio controlled models boats running alongside big boats.
Boarding the Huron Lady II for the afternoon Boatnerd Cruise.	A cluster of Bow 'Nerds.	More cruisers inside.	Radio controlled models boats running alongside big boats.
And more top deckers.	Canadian Transport down bound past the Huron Lady II.	Stern shot as we cross her wake.	Maria Desgagne loading.
Maria Desgagne	Bow shot	Canadian Transfer unloading stone.	Bow cabins.
Sarah Spencer undergoing repairs at the Sarnia Government Dock.	Profile	Jane Ann IV, Sarah's power system.	USNCS Grey Fox
	New flag at the Vantage Point Maritime Center salutes the St. Lawrence Seaway's new theme "H2O Highway".	Paul R. Tregurtha up bound late in the day.
Herbert C. Jackson up bound.	Head on	Profile	Heading under the bridges.
Manistee up bound.	Profile	Under the Blue Water Bridges	Heading out into Lake Huron
		Under the Blue Water Bridges
6/5 - Historical Perspective - Pickands Collection This is a series of photographs taken by Henry S. Pickands, founder of Pickands, Mather & Co. and his young son, James Pickands II from 1921 through 1923. More will be added as they are scanned. Some vessels, and some locations, are unidentified. Any additional information or identifications by visitors to this site are welcome. Please contact Martin Pickands, at: mpickand@mail.nysed.gov
Steamer Henry G. Dalton, Interlake Steamship Co, ca. 1923, entering an unidentified lock	Steamer Elba, Interlake Steamship Co., Sept. 3, 1923, at Two Harbors	Steamer Shenango, Shenango Furnace Co., Sept. 1923, unidentified port, possibly Duluth.	Tug Minnesota, Great Lakes Towing, Sept. 1923, Duluth

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