One of eight vessels lost with all hands on Lake Huron during the 1913 storms, the HYDRUS is pooped by massive seas as she fights through the storm.

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Lost on Lake Superior in the 1913 storms, the LEAFIELD was last seen caught on the rocks near Angus Island, Lake Superior. All hands were lost.

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One of eight vessels lost with all hands on Lake Huron during the 1913 storms, the ISAAC M. SCOTT is portrayed in the trough of the mighty seas that likely capsized and sank her.

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One of eight vessels lost with all hands on Lake Huron during the 1913 storms, the JAMES CARRUTHERS, was the largest ship on the lakes at the time and was only 172 days old when she sank.

Original available, Acrylic, 8 x 10" $8,500.

Print edition, print size: Litho, 1000 SN, 12 1/2 x 11"
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The E. M. FORD, the oldest vessel on the lakes, formerly the PRESQUE ISLE operated on the Great Lakes for 100 years.

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The WILLIAM DELANCY passes beneath the Blue Water Bridge which joins Port Huron, Michigan and Sarnia, Ontario.

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Print edition, print size: Litho, 1000 SN, 12 1/2 x 11"

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