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    Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 30 Nov 1766; 1764, Jun Launched. Based Detroit. 176, Nov 30 Burned.; Final Location: Navy Island. Niagara River., Burned by accident.; Caught fire in winter quarter

    Official No.: BRITISH; Original Owner: British Navy

    Official No.: BRITISH; 1768 Wrecked; repaired. 1769 Driven ashore; freed by cutting away upper works; repaired Detroit, MI.

    Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: Nov 1775; Used by British Provincial Marine on Lake Erie. 1775, Nov Wrecked.; Original Owner: Alexander Grant

    First craft known built in Detroit, MI.

    Copy from a book pages 38 and 39 depicting sail plan, inboard details, deck arrangement, and hull lines of the CHALEUR built around 1764

    Other Names: GLADWIN; Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 1768; Dimensions (LBD): 60' x 14' x 7' ; Build Navy Island, Niagara River. 1761 Launched Black Rock, first decked ship on the Lakes since GRIF

    Official No.: FRENCH NAVY; Final Date: 17 Jun 1764; 1764, Jun 17 Wrecked, Lake Ontario.; Final Location: Off Wolfe Island. Lake Ontario., Storm.; Wrecked on a spit.

    Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 28 Aug 1763; Dimensions (LBD): 60' x 14' x 7' ; 1762 Launched Black Rock. Built by British under General Jeffery Amherst at Niagara to supply British garrisons depe

   

    Drawn by Nexus Plan Service including four sheets of the warship H.M.S. VICTORY. The four plans illustrate the deck plans, body plans, outboard profile, and inboard works.

    Official No.: BRITISH; 1764 Wrecked.; Original Owner: British Navy

    Dimensions (LBD): 60' x 0' x 0' ; Built after 1755.

    Sheet 1 of 6

    Official No.: BRITISH; 1766, Nov 30 Burned Navy Island, Niagara River.