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| One of about twenty vessels lucky enough to come through the 1913 storms, the little steamer ARGO's captain reported that the wind blew the lumber cargo from his ship like toothpicks. Original
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| Wexford | ||
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| One of eight vessels lost with all hands on Lake Huron during the 1913 storms, the WEXFORD, although built to withstand ocean seas, still sank in the monster November lake storms. Original
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| Lightship #82 | ||
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| Portrayed in Lake Erie at daybreak November 10, 1913, the eighty-foot lightship, with all lights ablaze, continued her gallant task of lighting the way for other mariners until she sank in the storm with all hands. Original
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| Argus | ||
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| One of eight vessels lost with all hands on Lake Huron during the 1913 storms, the ARGUS is portrayed caught in a vicious snow squall and tremendous seas. Original
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| John McGean | ||
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| One of eight vessels lost with all hands on Lake Huron during the 1913 storms, the JOHN MCGEAN is portrayed caught in the trough of giant seas. Original
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| Barge Plymouth - Tug Martin | ||
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| Left to the ravages of the storms on Lake Michigan in November 1913, the tug MARTIN let go its barge PLYMOUTH, and ran for shelter to pump out with plans to return. When she returned her barge had sunk with all hands. Original
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