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    A plan for J.P. MORGAN Jr detailing main switchboard - front view, rearview & wiring diagram - steel diagram drawn by R. Johanson for the Great Lakes Engineering Works in 1944.

    A hull line plan detailing light-vessels nos. 82 and 89 drawn in September of 1906.

    A plan detailing the deck arrangement, hold capacity, and navigational equipment for the vessel HERMAN C. STORM built by the Superior Ship Building Company in 1903.

    A plan detailing deck arrangement, hold capacity, and deck arrangement for the vesselHOWARD L. SHAW built in 1900, by the Detroit Ship Building Company.

    A plan highlighting the hold capacity, deck arrangement, and navigational equipment for the vessel R.R. RICHARDSON built by the American Ship Building Company in 1902.

    A plan highlighting deck arrangement, hold capacity, and navigational equipment for the vessel QUEEN CITY built by the Cleveland Ship Buiding Company in 1896.

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

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

    A vessel plan depicting navigational equipment, hold capacity, and deck arrangement for the vessel JOHN H. MCLEAN built as the BRANSFORD in 1902.

    A vessel plan detailing navigational equipment, hold capacity, and deck arrangement for MALIETOA built in 1899 by the Amercan Ship Building Company.

    A vessel plan detailing hold capacity, deck arrangement, and navigational equipment for THOMAS LYNCH built in 1907, by the Chicago Ship Building Company.

    Hold plan detailing capacity of the cargo hold, navigational equipment, and dek arrangement for the steamer A.F. HARVEY built by the Great Lakes Engineering Works in 1927.

    A plan detailing the holding capacity, navigational equipment, and deck arrangement for the vessel HARVARD built-in 1900 by the Detroit Ship Building Company.

    A plan for the vessel ISAAC L. ELLWOOD showing construction details, navigational equipment, and deck arrangement. The vessel was built by the West Bay City Ship Building Company in 1900.

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

    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 plan detailing hold capacity, construction details, navigational equipment, and deck arrangement for the vessel GEORGE G. CRAWFORD built in 1907, by the American Ship Building Company

    A plan detailing hold capacity, deck arrangement, and navigational equipment for WILIAM E. COREY built by the Chicago Ship Building Company in 1905.

    A hold plan for vessel CLARENCE A. BLACK built by the American Ship Building Company in 1898. Image contains navigational equipment, general statistics on construction, and deck arrangement.

    A vessel plan highlighting the general arrangement of the tanker AMOCO WISCONSIN originally called the EDWARD G. SEUBERT, built by the Manitowoc Shipbuilding Corporation in 1930.