Add to ORKGThe "City of Cleveland I" was built in 1880 and was the first vessel to go through the new Weitzel Lock in 1881. At the time she had been chartered to the Lake Superior Transit Company. In February 1885 her name was changed to the "City of Alphena". When she was sold to the Cleveland-Buffalo line, she was renamed the "State of Ohio"
This vessel was built as the "City of Mackinac" at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit-Cleve...
This vessel was built for the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company in 1893. She ran on the Lake H...
This photograph of the sidewheel steamer City of Cleveland III was taken off the coast of Cleveland ...
This vessel was previously known as the "City of Cleveland". She was built for the Detroit & Clevel...
This vessel was originally built as the "City of Cleveland II" in 1886. She was later renamed the "...
The "City of Cleveland II" was built in 1886 and placed on the Detroit-Cleveland route. She ran wit...
The "City of Mackinac" was built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit & Cleveland line. S...
The "City of Ignace" was built as the "City of Cleveland" in 1886 for the D & C Line. She was place...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1898. Her ...
The vessel built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1880 was first christened City of Cleveland. Five years ...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan and took the Detroit-Cleveland route. She had 390 stat...
The "City of Mackinac I" was built in 1883 at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Detroit and Cleveland Navi...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1896. She...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1886 as the "City of Cleveland". She was placed on ...
The immediate growth of the potential metropolis was slow with a mere seven people living in the set...
This vessel was built as the "City of Mackinac" at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit-Cleve...
This vessel was built for the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company in 1893. She ran on the Lake H...
This photograph of the sidewheel steamer City of Cleveland III was taken off the coast of Cleveland ...
This vessel was previously known as the "City of Cleveland". She was built for the Detroit & Clevel...
This vessel was originally built as the "City of Cleveland II" in 1886. She was later renamed the "...
The "City of Cleveland II" was built in 1886 and placed on the Detroit-Cleveland route. She ran wit...
The "City of Mackinac" was built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit & Cleveland line. S...
The "City of Ignace" was built as the "City of Cleveland" in 1886 for the D & C Line. She was place...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1898. Her ...
The vessel built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1880 was first christened City of Cleveland. Five years ...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan and took the Detroit-Cleveland route. She had 390 stat...
The "City of Mackinac I" was built in 1883 at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Detroit and Cleveland Navi...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1896. She...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1886 as the "City of Cleveland". She was placed on ...
The immediate growth of the potential metropolis was slow with a mere seven people living in the set...
This vessel was built as the "City of Mackinac" at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit-Cleve...
This vessel was built for the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company in 1893. She ran on the Lake H...
This photograph of the sidewheel steamer City of Cleveland III was taken off the coast of Cleveland ...