Add to ORKGOriginally built as the "City of Mackinac" in 1883, this vessel was renamed and started operations on the Cleveland-Buffalo route. She ran a few seasons as express service in Michigan. In 1918 this vessel was sold to the Goodrich Trans. Company and renamed the "Florida"
The "Mackinac Islander" was built in Toledo, Ohio at the Hans Hansen Welding Company in 1958. She wa...
The "City of Cleveland I" was built in 1880 and was the first vessel to go through the new Weitzel L...
The ship launched as the "Harlem" on July 3, 1888, became the "Minnesota" in 1911. Originally a two ...
This vessel was built as the "City of Mackinac" at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit-Cleve...
The "City of Mackinac" was built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit & Cleveland line. S...
The "City of Mackinac I" was built in 1883 at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Detroit and Cleveland Navi...
Originally built as the "City of Mackinac", this vessel was also known as the "State of New York". ...
The "City of Mackinac II" was built at Detroit, Michigan in 1893 and placed in the Lake Huron Divisi...
The "Mackinac" was built in 1909 at Ferrysburg, Michigan, a town located at the mouth of Grand River...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1898. Her ...
Built in Bath, Maine in 1887, the iron paddle wheel steamer was christened "Shrewsbury." Her owners ...
The "Empire State" was built at Buffalo, New York in 1862 by Mason and Bidwell. Owned by Holt & Ensi...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1896. She...
This vessel was originally built as the "City of Cleveland II" in 1886. She was later renamed the "...
This vessel was previously known as the "City of Cleveland". She was built for the Detroit & Clevel...
The "Mackinac Islander" was built in Toledo, Ohio at the Hans Hansen Welding Company in 1958. She wa...
The "City of Cleveland I" was built in 1880 and was the first vessel to go through the new Weitzel L...
The ship launched as the "Harlem" on July 3, 1888, became the "Minnesota" in 1911. Originally a two ...
This vessel was built as the "City of Mackinac" at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit-Cleve...
The "City of Mackinac" was built at Wyandotte, Michigan in 1883 for the Detroit & Cleveland line. S...
The "City of Mackinac I" was built in 1883 at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Detroit and Cleveland Navi...
Originally built as the "City of Mackinac", this vessel was also known as the "State of New York". ...
The "City of Mackinac II" was built at Detroit, Michigan in 1893 and placed in the Lake Huron Divisi...
The "Mackinac" was built in 1909 at Ferrysburg, Michigan, a town located at the mouth of Grand River...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1898. Her ...
Built in Bath, Maine in 1887, the iron paddle wheel steamer was christened "Shrewsbury." Her owners ...
The "Empire State" was built at Buffalo, New York in 1862 by Mason and Bidwell. Owned by Holt & Ensi...
This vessel was built at Wyandotte, Michigan for the Cleveland-Buffalo Transit Company in 1896. She...
This vessel was originally built as the "City of Cleveland II" in 1886. She was later renamed the "...
This vessel was previously known as the "City of Cleveland". She was built for the Detroit & Clevel...
The "Mackinac Islander" was built in Toledo, Ohio at the Hans Hansen Welding Company in 1958. She wa...
The "City of Cleveland I" was built in 1880 and was the first vessel to go through the new Weitzel L...
The ship launched as the "Harlem" on July 3, 1888, became the "Minnesota" in 1911. Originally a two ...