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  • SUCCESS (1840, Barkentine)
    SUCCESS (1840, Barkentine) Ship
        Dimensions (LBD): 117' x 27' x 23' ; 1840 Built for silk & emmigrant trade 1857 Converted to prison ship, stationed at Sydney, Australia 1885 Abandoned & scuttled 1891 Raised, toured world as a "convict ship" museum 1912 Came to United States 1939 Retired at Port Clinton, Ohio; burned by ...
      Dimensions (LBD): 117' x 27' x 23' ; 1840 Built for silk ...
  • MICHIGAN, U.S.S. (1843, Naval Vessel)
    MICHIGAN, U.S.S. (1843, Naval Vessel) Ship
        Other Names: WOLVERINE; Final Date: 1948; Dimensions (LBD): 165.2' x 27' x 12' ; Built for defense of the Lakes after the Canadian Rebellion of 1837-40 because of armed British ships on the Lakes. 1843, Dec 5 Launched. 1844, Sep 29 Commissioned; armed with two 68" Paixhans cannons & four ...
      Other Names: WOLVERINE; Final Date: 1948; Dimensions (LBD): 165.2' x 27' x ...
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Leonard J. Barr II Collection


Leonard J. Barr II of St. Clair, Michigan, worked in the finance industry by profession, but his passion was preserving Great Lakes' shipping history with an emphasis on the 20th Century. His collection consists of approximately 30,000 vessel photographs, negatives, slides, and glass plates, as well as hundreds of books, journals, and other ephemera relating to Great Lakes Maritime History. Much of the information provided for each vessel came from Mr. Barr's own research. Mrs. Ellen Barr donated the collection to the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary Research Collection in September 2017. The project was made possible through partnering and funding with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation (2020-22).