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    Two plans for the vessel WILLIAM B. DICKSON built by the Great Lakes Engineering Works built-in 1910. Plans detail construction details, navigational equipment, hold capacity, and deck arrangement.

    A vessel plan depicting hold capacity, deck arrangement, and navigational equipment for WILLIAM J. OLCOTT built in 1910, by the Great Lakes Engineering Company.

    Wooden steamer ANNA C. WILSON hull lines drawn by Frank J. Skyler for the Museum of the Great Lakes History in 1954. - Sheet 1 of 3

    Promenade and main deck arrangement plans for the wooden steamer ANNA C. WILSON by Frank J. Skyler for the Museum of the Great Lakes History.

    Shelter deck plan for wooden steamer ANNA C. WILSON drawn by Frank J. Skyler for the Museum of the Great Lakes History.

    Sheet 3 of 3 detailing shelter deck plan for ANNA C. WILSON built by Reuben T. Rogers & William P. Wilson in 1912. Ordered by the Museum of Great Lakes History and drawn by Frank J. Slyker in 1954.

    Proposed ferry steamer by Great Lakes Engineering Works detailing general arrangement, profile, deck, and cross-section. The plans are dated 1913.

    Two photos and a plan detailing the upper deck of the passenger vessel SEEANDBEE built in 1913. This vessel later became the USS WOLVERINE around 1942.

    Plan detailing profile of steam yacht SIALIA built in 1913 and designed by Gillow & Orr. Plans dated August 31, 1916.

    Hand drawn plan showing interior spaces for Radiant Hull No. 701 ; Brillant Hull No. 703; Comet Hull No. 705 (1913). Radiant Hull No. 701 ; Brillant Hull No. 703; Comet Hull No. 705 (1913)

    a plan of rigging configuration for the bulk freighter HURON built in 1914 by the Great Lakes Engineering Company. - Hull No. 132

    A plan detailing hull lines and body plan for HURON built in 1914 by Great Lakes Engineering Works.

    A plan drawn by James B. Jones for the Great Lakes Shipbuilder's Guild in 1958, detailing S.S. SOUTH AMERICAN built by the Great Lakes Engineering Works.

    A plan drawn by James B. Jones for the Great Lakes Shipbuilder's Guild in 1958, detailing main deck and hull lines for S.S. South AMERICAN. - Sh. 1 of 3

    Sheet 12 and 13 detailing cross sections and rigging arrangement of WAMAPA steam schooner built by St. Helens Shipbuilding Company in 1915. Plans are a reproduction made by the Tri-coastal Marine Inc. for National Parks Service.

    Cabin Plan by the American Ship Building Company for Str. No. 353 [CYPRUS] from August 4, 1916. Drawing No. 25.

    Inboard profile and deck arrangements for Emergency Fleet Corp sea-going tug drafted in 1918. - Cox & Stevens Design

    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.