by boatnerddemo | March 14, 2023 | St. Marys Cement
Sea Eagle II / St. Marys Cement II Tug History Goes Here Barge History Goes Here Sea Eagle II exiting the Welland Canal after yet another passage 11-29-2025 [Tim Shafley]Sea Eagle II -St Mays Cement 7-13-2025 [Jim Winsor]Sea Eagle 2 departing Hamilton. Bill Bird...
by boatnerddemo | March 3, 2023 | St. Lawrence Cruise Lines
Canadian Empress The M/V Canadian Empress is a small cruise ship built at Algan Shipyards, Gananoque, Que., in 1981 for the St. Lawrence Cruise Lines, Kingston, Ont. Her route is generally confined to the waters between Kingston and Quebec City, Que., including the...
by boatnerddemo | March 3, 2023 | Soo Marine Supply
Ojibway For many years the Ojibway was the smallest and least recognizable member of the USS Great Lakes Fleet. She also differed from her fleet mates because of instead of plying between ports the vessel stays in the St. Marys River home ported at the Soo Supply...
by boatnerddemo | March 2, 2023 | Port City Marine Services
Prentiss Brown / St. Mary’s Challenger In mid-1905, Shenango Furnace Co. of Pittsburgh, PA, contracted Great Lakes Engineering Works of Ecorse, MI, to construct the company’s first ship. The keel for Hull #17 was laid down on October 16, 1905, and was christened...
by boatnerddemo | March 2, 2023 | Port City Marine Services
Caroline McKee / Commander Caroline McKee was constructed in 1972 by Main Iron Works at Houma, Louisiana, as their Hull #273. She was named David P. Guidry upon completion, and delivered to her new owners, American Offshore of Galliano, Louisiana, in early 1973. She...
