Carl D. Bradley

Photograph showing the self-unloader "Carl D. Bradley" in the St. Mary's River. She was the largest ship on the lakes when built in 1927 and sank in Lake Michigan in November 1958 with 33 of 35 crewmen lost. The "Bradley" had the honor of being the first ship to lock through the new MacArthur Lock at the Sault in July 1943.
Abstract/Description: Photograph showing the self-unloader "Carl D. Bradley" in the St. Mary's River. She was the largest ship on the lakes when built in 1927 and sank in Lake Michigan in November 1958 with 33 of 35 crewmen lost. The "Bradley" had the honor of being the first ship to lock through the new MacArthur Lock at the Sault in July 1943.
Subject(s): Boats and boating
Soo Locks (Mich.)
Date Created: 1935 (approximate)
Title: Carl D. Bradley.
Name(s): Bayliss Public Library, contributor
Superiorland Library Cooperative, contributor
Young, A. E., creator
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: 1935 (approximate)
Physical Form: photographs
Extent: 1 item
Abstract/Description: Photograph showing the self-unloader "Carl D. Bradley" in the St. Mary's River. She was the largest ship on the lakes when built in 1927 and sank in Lake Michigan in November 1958 with 33 of 35 crewmen lost. The "Bradley" had the honor of being the first ship to lock through the new MacArthur Lock at the Sault in July 1943.
Subject(s): Boats and boating
Soo Locks (Mich.)
Restrictions on Access: In copyright (http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/)
Is Part Of: Bayliss Public Library photographs. Identifier: SLC-004
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