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    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 118' x 28' x 11' ; Original Owner: United States Light House Service

    Other Names: C & M; Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Final Date: 1932; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 20' x 9' ; 1892 Stationed Simmons Reef 1906 Stationed Lansing Shoal 1921 Owned Clarence L. Monroe, Bay City

    Other Names: ENTERPRISE; Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Final Date: 1935; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 20' x 8.83' ; 1892 Stationed White Shoals, Lake Michigan 1913 Stationed North Manitou Shoal 1928 Stati

    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 20' x 8.1' ; 1892 Stationed Grays Reef, MI 1924 Condemned; sold to South Shore Yacht Club, Milwaukee, WI to use as a clubhouse

    Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 21.6' x 8.6'

    Other Names: SMITH, LEATHEM D.; Official No.: 218059; Final Date: 1942; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 21.6' x 9.6' ; 1893 Stationed Bar Point, Detroit River 1911 Stationed Poe Reef, Lake Huron, MI 1914 Own

    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 21.6' x 8.6' ; 1893 Stationed Eleven Foot Shoal, Lake Michigan 1926 Sold as Clubhouse, Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL; later converted to houseboat, C

    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 80.5' x 21' x 9' ; 1893 Stationed Port Huron, MI 1900, Nov 11 Damaged, collision with S. K. MARTIN, Lake Huron, heavy fog 1921 Relief 1921, Aug 8 Sold

    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 13' 7" x 3' 8" ; 1893, Jul 1 Stationed Ballards Reef, Detroit River; Original Owner: United States Light House Service

    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 38' x 12' 1.5" x 3' ; Duplicate of U. S. LIGHTSHIP NO. 63 and NO. 65, 2 man crew; stationed Lime Kiln Crossings, South Detroit River 1900, Jun 20 Damag

    Official No.: U. S. L. H. S.; Dimensions (LBD): 38' x 12' 1.5" x 3' 10.5" ; 1893 Two man crew; stationed Lime Kiln's Crossing North, Detroit River; Original Owner: United States Light House Service

    Official No.: 25289; Final Date: 19 Apr 1913; Dimensions (LBD): 291' x 41' x 19.8' ; 1892, April 12 Launched; for grain & ore trade April 20 Maiden voyage; Duluth, Minnesota cargo wheat for Buffalo,

    Dimensions (LBD): 50' x 12' x 1' ; In service 1894-1895 on Cass, Flint, Shiawasee & Titabawasee Rivers; Master Carpenter: Peter Laponte; Original Owner: Arthur Barnhard

    Official No.: 97101; Final Date: 1913; Dimensions (LBD): 47' x 10' 8" x 3' 6" ; 1899 Owned Young & Company, Port Burwell 1907, January 12 Owned William Goodhow & Junior Moore, Port Stanley, Ontario 1

    Official No.: 103681; Dimensions (LBD): 31' x 7.7' x 2.8'

    Other Names: DIAMOND STATE;STATE LITE; Official No.: 25299; Dimensions (LBD): 163' x 20.5' x 11' ; 1894, Jun Launched; designed by owned; ran on Rapid Line, Detroit, MI-Port Huron, MI twice daily. 18

    Official No.: 100123; Dimensions (LBD): 76' x 20.2' x 5' ; 1914 Owned S. W. Whiteley, Sombra, ONT

    Official No.: 96890; Dimensions (LBD): 77' x 20' x 9.5' ; 1920 Still light tender; Original Owner: Minister of Marine and Fisheries

    The USS MAINE was commissioned in 1895, and was destroyed by an explosion in 1898 that triggered the outbreak of the Spanish-American War. One of the cannons from the MAINE, dedicated in 1912, sits o

    Official No.: 161766; Dimensions (LBD): 75.1' x 13.5' x 8' ; 1899 Owned S.R.VanDuzen, Alexandria Bay, New York 1904 C107684