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Guest 07-Sep-2009 05:49
Would anyone be able to give me an update on the Nindawayma I am interested in knowing if it has been totally destroyed. She was a great ship it's too bad she was taken out of service so soon in Canada.
Guest 17-Oct-2008 18:06
I am interested in pictures of the Henry Steinbrenner. For some reason this boat has been etched in my memory for years. Back in the 70's we watched this boat arrive at the Duluth harbour on a blustery, cold night in Nov. It was encrusted with ice as it came out of the mist. There was only one other person at the canal, and she said her husband worked on the boat. I realized then that this duty was far different from what I ever experienced and whatever wages were paid were well earned.
Ron Mendez "The Harp" 19-Sep-2007 01:11
Karl I didn't even know this was your Site. But I kept looking at the Page. And then it Hit Me. Hows the Rest of the Family. Roy. He was my Best Friend in School. We had so
much Fun in North Collins. I wish I wasn't such a Goof Off!!! Oh Well!!! Trying to do better things now. Your Old Friend.. Ron Mendez...
Guest 08-Sep-2005 02:48
I am looking for pictures of the Henry Steinbrenner. Particularly I am looking for photos of this boat during the services it held over the spot of the Edmund Fitzgerald. this was the first boat to go over the spot the day after the sinking of the Fitzgerald.
stephen rottiers 31-May-2004 01:11
no Roger Blough
abe simon 10-Apr-2004 09:01
Wow, this brings back great memories. I went to elementary School 34 at Hamburg and O'Connell streets which is not there anymore. It was so old in the early 40's they already had roped off the center of the hallways for safety. The mills and docks were only a couple of blocks away. I visited there last summer. How sad to see the elevators so quiet and forlorn.
Thanks,
Abe
Marc Vander Meulen 15-Jan-2004 11:48
I enjoyed seeing your images, particularly the Madison (and her sister Grand Rapids).
Thank you.
Laurent 15-Jan-2004 11:45
Nice views. Thanks for sharing
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