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Vessel Types: Lightship
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1. 10/18/1863, reef off Clay Banks, Lake Erie, collision and repaired;1. 10/18/1863, reef off Clay Banks, Lake Erie, collision and repaired;- 1. 10/1/1872, Colchester, Lake Erie, broke loose and went ashore, released;2. 11/11/1883, Colchester Reef, Lake Erie, sank, (1 life lost);; Master: Forrest, (1883);1. 10/1/1872, Colchester, Lake Erie, broke loose and went ashore, released;2. 11/11/1883, …
- This barge was anchored near the foot of Cheney Street, in the Detroit River, to mark the crossing of natural gas pipe lines from Essex County, Ontario. Final disposition is not known;This barge was anchored near the foot of Cheney Street, in the …
- Other Names: Light Vessel No. 52; Official No.: 232670Other Names: Light Vessel No. 52; Official No.: 232670
- Lighthouse Stations: Grays Reef, Michigan, (1892-1924); She was condemned in 1924 and sold to the South Shore Yacht Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for use as a clubhouse; Final disposition is unknown;Lighthouse Stations: Grays Reef, Michigan, (1892-1924); She was condemned in 1924 and …
- Lighthouse Stations: Eleven Foot Shoal, Lake Michigan, (1893-1926); 1926, she was used as a clubhouse at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois; She was later converted to a houseboat to be used on the ChicLighthouse Stations: Eleven Foot Shoal, Lake Michigan, (1893-1926); 1926, she was used …
- Lighthouse Stations: Port Huron, Michigan, (1893-1921); Relief, (1921); She went out of service on 8/8/1921 and her final disposition is unknown;Lighthouse Stations: Port Huron, Michigan, (1893-1921); Relief, (1921); She went out of …
- Lighthouse Stations: Poe Reef, Lake Huron, (1893-1911); Bar Point, Lake Erie, (1911-1921); in 1921, she was sold out of service and ultimate disposition is unknown;Lighthouse Stations: Poe Reef, Lake Huron, (1893-1911); Bar Point, Lake Erie, (1911-1921); …
- Stations: Frying Pan Shoal, North Carolina, (1892-1898); Marins Industry, South Carolina, (1898-1908); Relief- 6th District, (1908-1924), (1933-1935); Charleston, South Carolina, (1924-1933); Stone HStations: Frying Pan Shoal, North Carolina, (1892-1898); Marins Industry, South Carolina, (1898-1908); …
- Stations: Nantucket Shoal, Mass. , (1892-1898); Boston, Mass., (1898-1939); Relief-District (1939-1942); Her final disposition is unknown and is presumed scrapped;Stations: Nantucket Shoal, Mass. , (1892-1898); Boston, Mass., (1898-1939); Relief-District (1939-1942); Her …
- 1. 6/11/1905, Pollock Rip, Mass., sprang a leak and sank;1. 6/11/1905, Pollock Rip, Mass., sprang a leak and sank;
- Other Names: Lighthouse No. 5; Official No.: 140927Other Names: Lighthouse No. 5; Official No.: 140927
- Other Names: Leathem D. Smith; Official No.: 218159; She was the Poe Reef Light vessel;Other Names: Leathem D. Smith; Official No.: 218159; She was the Poe …
- Other Names: Enterprise; Official No.: 230266Other Names: Enterprise; Official No.: 230266
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