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    Plan detailing cabin plans for whaleback steamers Hull No. 119, 120 & 121. Vessel plans by the American Steel Barge Company from around 1892. - WILSON, THOMAS [No. 119] ; MATHER, SAMUEL [No. 120] ; COLGATE, JAMES B. [121]

    Model plans detailing construction details for the USS Brig NIAGARA built in 1813 - Sheet 2 of 3

    Construction details for steam yacht VEDETTO showing: midship sections, deck view, and inboard profile. Plans dated June 1878.

    Vessel illustration showing the many different types of vessels that navigated the Great Lakes printed in Canada and sold by Mariner Chart Shop. - Vessels shown: NAUGATUCK (1939), CHI-CHEEMAUN (1974), NANCY (1784), JESSIE MARTIN (1881), FRED R. WHITE JR. (1979), U.S.C.G. 30436, MACKINAW (1944), Veren DRYE (1959), ANTARES, S.S. SCOTT ...

    A vessel plan for PRINCETON built by the American Ship Building Company in 1900, highlighting hold capacity, deck arrangement, and navigational equipment

    Hold plans for JOHN SMEATON built in 1899 by the Superior Ship Building Company. Details showing construction and navigational equipment.

    Plans drawn by C.T. McCutcheon Jr for the Manitowoc Maritime Museum detailing hull lines for the schooner Sweepstakes. Built in 1856, by Quayle & Martin in Cleveland, OH. - Sheet 1 of 1

    Hull Lines of Schooner Barge CHIPPEWA drawn by C. Patrick Labadie from a half model at St. Clair, MI.

    Hull Lines Plan for GRAMPIAN (1894) drawn by James B. Jones showing half breadth plan, body plan, and sheer plan.

    Plan detailing midship section of CLIPPER CITY built by S. Bates & Son in 1854. Drawn by Historic American Merchant Marine Survey for the Smithsonian Institute. -Sheet 2 of 3

    Midship section plans for GRAMPIAN drawn by James B. Jones for Great Lakes Model Shipbuilder's Guild showing details regarding midship section and cabin details.

    Elevations from North, South, East, and West of the Minnesota Point lighthouse located in Duluth, Minnesota. Plans dated 1854 from the office f the U.S. Lighthouse Board.

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    Plan detailing sails and outboard profile of Oliver H. Perry, originally the CHARLES F. GORDON built in 1919. Copy of original drawn by Loudon G. Wilson in 1940. Original though to be at the archives at Bowling Green State University.

    - a red strike-through the hull no. "LORAIN"