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December 12-13, 2008

1/13 - Sarnia lay up fleet - Todd Shorkey
Manistee & Manitowoc	Ojibway & Mississagi		Algonova & Algoway		Peter R. Cresswell		Wide view
1/13 - Algowood in Marinette - Scott Best
Backing into the river stern first.		Getting into position to unload at Fuel and Dock.		Unloading salt Monday afternoon		Departing the Menominee River past the North Pier Lighthouse.
1/12 - Winter fleet at Sturgeon Bay - Tiffany Messner
American Century and Paul R Tregurtha		Wilfred Sykes & Sam Laud		Overall view		Another view
Mesabi Miner and Paul R Tregurtha	Mesabi Miner, Pathfinder & Dorothy Ann, Buffalo, Sherwin, Joseph Block		Wilfred Sykes		Pathfinder & Dorothy Ann and the Buffalo		Buffalo, John Sherwin, Joseph Block
1/12 - Winter along the St. Clair River - Violet Bostwick
No fisherman along the railing today	CGCC Griffon appears out of the fog.		A deck load of buoys going into storage for the winter		Another view		Former Peche Island Rear Range light maintains a cold vigil at Marine City
1/12 - Historical Perspective - Don Boone			1/12 - Historical Perspectives - Marc Vander Meulen Photographer and location unknown
S.S. Beaverton with new cars down bound in the Upper St. Lawrence River - circa 1930			Soo River Trader, July 19, 1980		Stern view		H.C. Heimbecker, July, 1980
1/12 - Historical Perspective - Roger LeLievre from the Tom Manse collection - Views of Little Rapids Cut/Mission Point at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., nearly 50 years ago.
J. Burton Ayers (now Cuyahoga) upbound and Col. James M. Schoonmaker (now Willis B. Boyer) downbound. Note that the road to Mission Point has yet to be completed.- 1950s.	Unidentified U.S. Army Corps of Engineers tug pulls the gate lifter Paul Bunyan past the Coast Guard lookout station, perhaps in the early 1960s. This station, officially known as Lookout #3, was disposed of by burning in the 1980s. The property, now a city park, is a popular spot for boat watching.		Unidentified saltie passes Lookout # 3. Note the coastguardsman with the binoculars on the second level of the structure. The vessel may have been a unit of American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines.

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