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		News Photo Gallery March 18, 2010

 

Soo Harbor Wednesday - Bonnie Barnes
USCG Penobscot Bay approaching Mission Point	Penobscot Bay passing Sugar Island docks	moving up toward Soo Harbor	Mobile Bay after backing out of Coast Guard station slip, and heading for Carbide dock.	Three in a row:  Katmai Bay (foreground), Mobile Bay, Penobscot Bay
Great Lakes Towing tug Missouri, heading down to assist Mobile Bay approach Carbide Dock	Missouri passing upbound  Penobscot Bay	Mobile Bay moving in to place at Carbide dock	Mobile Bay secured.	USCG Mackinaw docked at the Soo Coast Guard dock
Penobscot Bay turned to enter slip behind the Mackinaw	Missouri returning to its dock	Penobscot easing into slip	Secured	Coast Guard boats Grand Haven and St. Ignace still in winter dry dock
Missouri backing into Great Lakes Towing slip, next to the Coast Guard slip and dock.	Penobscot Bay being secured, Missouri backing back past tug Florida.	Everybody secured.
Hamilton, Ont. March 17 - John van der Doe
Arthur M. Anderson loading taconite at the Jonick dock in Lorain Wednesday - Paul Magyar
Risley and Jackson pass Port Huron - Andrew Severson
Samuel Risley upbound	Reflection in the calm river	Herbert C Jackson upbound	Jackson in the ice.	Jackson and Risley in the ice
Risley waiting for the Jackson to catch up.
Alpena and Escanaba - Ben & Chanda McClain
Alpena heading into Lafarge	Joseph L. Block loading ore in Escanaba			Kuber barges & Viking
Mackinaw City, Mich. -  Both of the Mackinaw's - Julie Christiansen
WAGB - 83 & WLBB - 30	WLBB - 30 USCGC Mackinaw
St. Ignace - Robert McGreevy
USCGC Hollyhock at CG station Saint Ignace	Alpena
Carferry South Shore - Launched March 17, 1945 at Stadium Boat Works of Cleveland Ohio - Sean Whelan
Fully loaded, South Shore passes fleet mate Beaver Islander in Round Lake.	Leaving Charlevoix, Labor Day 1995	Arial view of South Shore from the mid-1950's while on the Put-In-Bay run.	South Shore loading a car during the mid-1950's.
City of Cleveland III with damage - Julie S.
On June 26, 1950 the Norwegian freighter Ravnefjell  collided with the City of Cleveland III in early morning fog in Lake Huron off Harbor  Beach, Mich. The Norwegian vessel crashed  into the D & C liners cabins but did not  penetrate her hull. Four passengers were lost in the collision. The Cleveland III was able to proceed to Detroit where she discharged her remaining passengers. She did not sail again and was scrapped at Buffalo, N.Y. in 1956.

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