Steamer Vessel "Artic"

Cyanotype photograph of the Steamer "Arctic" or "Artic" of the Lake Superior Transportation Company. A wooden propellor built at Cleveland, Ohio in 1864 for the Buffalo and Cleveland Transportation Company. Gross tonnage of 786 tons and dimensions as ff.: 193.7' x 28.1' x 10.8'. Carried both freight and passengers. Later, she was in the Union Steamship Company and ran to Lake Superior, in 1886-1887 being sold to the Hall Coal Company at Ogdensburgh, New York, when she was cut down to a coal carrier. On September 5, 1893, she foundered off White Rock in Lake Huron in a gale. The "Atlantic" and "Pacific" that were about the same size and with wooden arches also were owned by the Buffalo-Cleveland Transportation Company.
Abstract/Description: Cyanotype photograph of the Steamer "Arctic" or "Artic" of the Lake Superior Transportation Company. A wooden propellor built at Cleveland, Ohio in 1864 for the Buffalo and Cleveland Transportation Company. Gross tonnage of 786 tons and dimensions as ff.: 193.7' x 28.1' x 10.8'. Carried both freight and passengers. Later, she was in the Union Steamship Company and ran to Lake Superior, in 1886-1887 being sold to the Hall Coal Company at Ogdensburgh, New York, when she was cut down to a coal carrier. On September 5, 1893, she foundered off White Rock in Lake Huron in a gale. The "Atlantic" and "Pacific" that were about the same size and with wooden arches also were owned by the Buffalo-Cleveland Transportation Company.
Subject(s): Boats and boating
Soo Locks (Mich.)
Date Created: 1880 (approximate)
Title: Steamer Vessel "Artic".
Name(s): Bayliss Public Library, contributor
Superiorland Library Cooperative, contributor
Fowle, Otto, contributor
Rutherford, James, creator
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: 1880 (approximate)
Physical Form: photographs
Extent: 1 item
Abstract/Description: Cyanotype photograph of the Steamer "Arctic" or "Artic" of the Lake Superior Transportation Company. A wooden propellor built at Cleveland, Ohio in 1864 for the Buffalo and Cleveland Transportation Company. Gross tonnage of 786 tons and dimensions as ff.: 193.7' x 28.1' x 10.8'. Carried both freight and passengers. Later, she was in the Union Steamship Company and ran to Lake Superior, in 1886-1887 being sold to the Hall Coal Company at Ogdensburgh, New York, when she was cut down to a coal carrier. On September 5, 1893, she foundered off White Rock in Lake Huron in a gale. The "Atlantic" and "Pacific" that were about the same size and with wooden arches also were owned by the Buffalo-Cleveland Transportation Company.
Subject(s): Boats and boating
Soo Locks (Mich.)
Restrictions on Access: No Copyright (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)
Is Part Of: Bayliss Public Library photographs. Identifier: SLC-004
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