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| Port Huron, Michigan area residents were polled as to their wishes for the design of a second bridge to be constructed alongside the Blue Water Bridge, built in 1938. An overwhelming majority wanted a twin bridge. Ignoring this mandate a modern and unattractive span was completed in 1997 to forever mar the beautiful view that was. Remember? Original
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| Tashmoo | ||
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| The White Star liner TASHMOO was one of the fastest sidewheel steamers on the Great Lakes. Her daily run from Detroit to Port Huron, Michigan, from 1901 to 1936 was one of the most popular of its kind. Original
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| Regular $2000 | Remarqued $2500 | Artist Proofs $5500 |
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| This elegant Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co. steamer ran between Detroit and Cleveland from around the turn of the century until the early fifties. Original
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| Regular $1200 | Remarqued $1700 | Artist Proofs $4500 |
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| Known as the "sweethearts favorite," the PUT-IN-BAY is depicted passing the Ambassador Bridge, in Detroit. She was built as a "dancing ship" with an enormous ballroom for the express pleasure of those in the dance craze. Original
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| The largest sailing ship to have sailed the Great Lakes and the first five-master in the world, this brigantine was built in Toledo in 1881. She once beat the steamer time from Toledo to Buffalo. Original
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| The 858' long, 105' beam ROGER BLOUGH was the first super-laker built entirely on the Great Lakes. Original
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| Sailing twenty years before the MONITOR and the MERRIMAC, the USS MICHIGAN, built at Erie in 1843, was the U. S. Navy's first iron ship. Original
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| The 1975 Canada's Cup race on the Great Lakes in which GOLDEN DAZY (foreground) defeated the Canadian contender MARAUDER. Original
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