C. Patrick Labadie Collection
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  • SARANAC (1846, Schooner)
    SARANAC (1846, Schooner) Shipcomment
        Dimensions (LBD): 56' x 16' 5" x 5' 10" ; 1847, May 25 Ashore 30 miles east of Chicago, Illinois, Lake Michigan 1851, April Ashore with lumber below Calumet River, Lake Michigan 1855, October 28 Ashore near Saint Joseph, Michigan, Lake Michigan; lost captain 1857 Rebuilt at New Buffalo, Michigan ...
      Dimensions (LBD): 56' x 16' 5" x 5' 10" ; 1847, May ...
  • GRIFFITH, G.P. (1848, Steamer)
    GRIFFITH, G.P. (1848, Steamer) Ship
        Final Date: 17 Jun 1850; Dimensions (LBD): 193.3' x 28.1' x 11.3' ; 1848, Apr 18 Enrolled Detroit; ran Buffalo - Sandusky & Toledo with steamer TROY. 1849, Oct 17 Collided with schooner CALIFORNIA which filled & drifted ashore. 1850, Jun 17 Burned, Lake Erie, 212 - 287 lives lost. ...
      Final Date: 17 Jun 1850; Dimensions (LBD): 193.3' x 28.1' x 11.3' ...
  • MARY (1845, Lakeboat)
    MARY (1845, Lakeboat) Ship
        1845 Enrolled Oswego, New York.
      1845 Enrolled Oswego, New York.
  • MARSDEN (pre1847, Schooner)
    MARSDEN (pre1847, Schooner) Ship
        1847 In service; Capt. McCullam.
      1847 In service; Capt. McCullam.
  • MARINER (pre1845, Schooner)
    MARINER (pre1845, Schooner) Ship
        1845, Oct 8 For sale at auction, Kingston, ONT.
      1845, Oct 8 For sale at auction, Kingston, ONT.
  • FORESTER (1846, Schooner)
    FORESTER (1846, Schooner) Ship
        Final Date: 13 Nov 1865; Dimensions (LBD): 62' x 17' 6" x 0' ; 1846 Enrolled Detroit, MI; first vessel built on Muskegon Lake. 1846, Oct 15 Cleared Chicago, IL for buffalo, NY with 4,700 bushels wheat. 1846, Oct 28 Ashore in Straits. 1852, Apr 2 Aground Muskegon, MI, Lake ...
      Final Date: 13 Nov 1865; Dimensions (LBD): 62' x 17' 6" x ...
  • MARCURE, PETER (1841, Sloop)
    MARCURE, PETER (1841, Sloop) Ship
        1841 - 1846 Enrolled Detroit, MI.
      1841 - 1846 Enrolled Detroit, MI.
  • GENERAL WORTH (1848, Brigantine)
    GENERAL WORTH (1848, Brigantine) Ship
        Other Names: JOHN RABER; Final Date: 10 Sep 1895; Dimensions (LBD): 118' x 25' x 10' ; 1848 Enrolled Cleveland, OH. 1849, Oct 20 Collided with steamer SUPERIOR off Fox Island, Lake Michigan; repaired at Beaver Island. 1850, Jun 8 Collided with steamer LOUISIANA on St. Clair River; badly damaged. ...
      Other Names: JOHN RABER; Final Date: 10 Sep 1895; Dimensions (LBD): 118' ...
  • JUSTICE BUTTERFIELD (1847, Schooner)
    JUSTICE BUTTERFIELD (1847, Schooner) Ship
        Dubious vessel.
      Dubious vessel.
  • HANDY, T.P. (1849, Schooner)
    HANDY, T.P. (1849, Schooner) Ship
        Final Date: 14 Oct 1860; Dimensions (LBD): 116' 10" x 23' 11" x 9' 1" ; 1849, Nov Ran Waukegan - Detroit. 1851, Apr 7 Aground Chicago, IL. 1851, Sep 2 Damaged by fire at Tonawanda, Lake Erie. 1851, Oct 4 Owned William Jones, Black River, OH. 1852 Carried 10,522 ...
      Final Date: 14 Oct 1860; Dimensions (LBD): 116' 10" x 23' 11" ...
  • MONTREAL, HMS (pre1846, Schooner)
    MONTREAL, HMS (pre1846, Schooner) Ship
        1846 140 tons old style. 1846, Aug 11 Sold at public auction. 1852, Oct 26 Ashore East Sister Island, ONT, Lake Erie.
      1846 140 tons old style. 1846, Aug 11 Sold at public auction. ...
  • MORNING STAR (1845, Sloop)
    MORNING STAR (1845, Sloop) Ship
        Final Date: Jul 1849; Dimensions (LBD): 60' 4" x 17' x 4' 3" ; 1846, Jun 19 Enrolled at Detroit, MI. 1846, Jul 7 Owned John B. Rogers, Detroit. 1847, Aug 4 Owned Philip Buzzard, Detroit. 1849, Apr 3 Owned Daniel Meisel, Detroit 1849, Jul Sank at Sandusky Bay, OH, ...
      Final Date: Jul 1849; Dimensions (LBD): 60' 4" x 17' x 4' ...
  • MONTGOMERY (1847, Schooner)
    MONTGOMERY (1847, Schooner) Ship
        Final Date: Nov 1856; Dimensions (LBD): 113' 2" x 25' 3" x 10' 6.5" ; 1847 Enrolled Cleveland, OH; cost $9,920; Reindeer Line. 1851, Jul 18 Owned A.H. Barney & R.H. Blue, Cleveland. 1853 Enrolled Buffalo, NY. 1856, Nov Wrecked Lake Ontario; owned E.A. Bruce, Chicago, IL.; Original Owner: D. ...
      Final Date: Nov 1856; Dimensions (LBD): 113' 2" x 25' 3" x ...
  • MONTEREY (1847, Schooner)
    MONTEREY (1847, Schooner) Ship
        1847 - 53 Four enrollments, Lewiston District.
      1847 - 53 Four enrollments, Lewiston District.
  • MISHAWAKA (1846, Steamer)
    MISHAWAKA (1846, Steamer) Ship
        1846 Enrolled Detroit, MI; reportedly built as a schooner & converted to steam.
      1846 Enrolled Detroit, MI; reportedly built as a schooner & converted to ...
  • DUNCOMBE, D. (pre1848, Schooner)
    DUNCOMBE, D. (pre1848, Schooner) Ship
        1848 Noted during season running Buffalo, NY - Port Rowan, ONT with lumber.
      1848 Noted during season running Buffalo, NY - Port Rowan, ONT with ...
  • MOHAWK (1843, Steamer)
    MOHAWK (1843, Steamer) Ship
        Other Names: SIR JAMES KEMPT; Final Date: 6 Jul 1884; Dimensions (LBD): 99' x 19' 6" x 9' 10" ; 1843 Built England, assembled Kingston, ONT; first iron warship in the world. 1843, Feb 21 Launched. 1846, May 14 Lengthened 30' at Fowler & Hood Marine Railway, Kingston, ONT; 130 ...
      Other Names: SIR JAMES KEMPT; Final Date: 6 Jul 1884; Dimensions (LBD): ...
  • MONTREAL (1843, Steamer)
    MONTREAL (1843, Steamer) Ship
        Other Names: BRITANNIA; Final Date: 1863; Dimensions (LBD): 92' x 17' x 7' ; She usually operated on Montreal-Ottawa-Kingston triangle 1844 Owned T. Maxwell. 1846 Owned S.W. Brady. 1848 Renamed BRITANNIA. 1850, Apr 17 Owned J.A. Glassford & James Archibald Walker. 1854 Owned M.K. Dickinson, Ottawa, ONT. 1855 Owned M. ...
      Other Names: BRITANNIA; Final Date: 1863; Dimensions (LBD): 92' x 17' x ...
  • MONTEREY (1847, Lakeboat)
    MONTEREY (1847, Lakeboat) Ship
        1847 - 49 Three enrollments, Oswego, NY.
      1847 - 49 Three enrollments, Oswego, NY.
  • MONTEITH, WILLIAM (1847, Brigantine)
    MONTEITH, WILLIAM (1847, Brigantine) Ship
        Final Date: 14 Oct 1854; 1847, Sep 13 Collided with & sunk schooner COUSIN 10 miles above Erie, PA. 1848, Jul Ran Buffalo from Southport with wheat. 1848, Oct 16 At Chicago. 1849 Buffalo Creek District; 261.79 tons. 1854, Oct 14 Wrecked Lake Erie; owned E.K. Bruce, Buffalo, NY.; Final ...
      Final Date: 14 Oct 1854; 1847, Sep 13 Collided with & sunk ...
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C. Patrick Labadie Collection


The C. Patrick Labadie Collection within the Thunder Bay Sanctuary Research Collection is reputed to be one of the finest in the country regarding Great Lakes Maritime History. It represents one of the largest single repositories of historical material concerning 19th Century Great Lakes vessels in existence. Mr. Pat Labadie compiled much of this collection over the course of 40 years, with a deliberate goal of indexing every vessel to sail the lakes between 1800 and 1900. The collection has since grown to over 30,000 vessel images and data on approximately 14,000 individual vessels. This makes Alpena one of only a few sites in the country that has a collection of this magnitude. Mr. Labadie donated his collection to the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary & Underwater Preserve. The collection is housed at the Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library.