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    Official No.: 370; Final Date: 30 Sep 1888; Dimensions (LBD): 109.3' x 22.8' x 8.7' ; 1852 Enrolled Sandusky, OH. 1852, Oct 7 Maiden trip Buffalo from Vermillion with 50,000 staves. 1854 Sandusky District; 198.11 tons. 1854, Jul 1 Struck by lightening near Turtle Island Light, laden with pork, wheat, ...

    1853-1854 Enrolled Oswego, NY. 1859, Nov 24 Ashore Gravelly Bay, Port Colborne; reportedly broken in two. 1860 Owned J.G. Beard & Son, Toronto, ONT. 1863 148 tons. 1866 123 gross tons. 1869, Oct 26 Laden with barley; ashore 1 1/2 miles below Oswego, NY in snowstorm; cargo damaged. 1870 Rebuilt. ...

    Other Names: GOVERNOR MORTON; Official No.: 107023; Final Date: 1 Dec 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 46' x 10.6' x 3' ; 1895 Owned A. T. Ewing, Chicago, IL. 1895 Owned Marion Iron Works, Chicago. 1895 Owned City of Buffalo, NY. 1895 Renamed GOVERNOR MORTON. 1909 Owned C. A. Stanton, et al, ...

   

    Other Names: COOLIDGE, S.B.; Official No.: 30094; Final Date: 1952; Dimensions (LBD): 376' x 48.2' x 22.4' ; 1897, Nov 27 Launched, largest carrier on Great Lakes; duplicate of AURANIA; cost $130,000. 1898, Apr 29 Loaded 210,539 bushels grain Chicago; new record; towed by steamer ITALIA. 1898, May 24 Struck ...

    Other Names: S.B. COOLIDGE; Official No.: 30094; Final Date: 1952; Dimensions (LBD): 376' x 48' x 22' ; 1897 Owned James & John Corrigan 1902 Converted to bulk freighter at Ship Owners Drydock Co., Chicago, Illinois 1914 Owned Pioneer Steamship Co 1925 Renamed S.B. COOLIDGE 1926 Reconstructed by Rudd Machine ...

    Final Date: 24 Nov 1859; Final Location: Gravelly Bay, Port Colborne. Lake Erie, Wrecked.