1870, April Launched, Marine City
1870, May 28 Enrolled Detroit; ran Detroit to Port Huron, Michigan
1872, March Carried silver ore from Fort William
1872, July Siezed for customs violations
1873, May 8 Owned John Pridgeon, et.al., then to J.M. Nichol, Detroit
1874, April 14 C.C. Blodgett sold her to Star Line
1875 Lengthened, hew Keelson & guards by J.M. Jones, Detroit; sharp
bows, owned Lake Shore Steam Boat Company, Detroit,
182.5 x 28.5 x 7.81, 544.1 gross tons
1877, September Collision with wreck of steamer NILE; released by tug
PRINCE ALFRED
1879 Ran on Star Line, Detroit to Port Austin, Michigan
1882 Owned White Star Line, Detroit
1882, June 15 Collision with A.W.COLTON
1886, March 30 Owned S.B. Grummond
1886, July 18 Engine breakdown; repaired Marine City
1886, September 12 Collision with steambarge Lake St.Clair
1887 Ran Cheboygan to Sault Ste. Marie
1888, April 8 New square pilothouse, renovated staterooms, extended
hurricane deck
1892, September 9 Chartered by Detroit Board of Health for 2 years as
hospital during cholera epidemic
1894, August 16 Burned; never repaired
1898 Abandoned, Waterworks Park
