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    Represents the Northern Steamship twins North West and North Land as black-hulled, which they were not, and apparently from an early plan because the deckhouses are not as built. The image was publis

    The image was a supplemental insert to the Marine Review

    Water colour

    This oil painting of the steamer "A.A. Parker" towing barge "B.W. Parker" is signed at the viewer's lower right: "S.A. Whipple, 1892". Both ships have green wooden hulls and three masts. Shown on the

    Included as a supplement to the Marine Review, 8 Dec. 1892, the image was painted under the direction of Capt. Alexander McDougall, inventor of the whaleback and superintendent of the construction.

   

    Empire Transportation Company of Erie, Pa, Owners Built in 1892, by F. W. Wheeler & Co., West Bay City, Mich. THE STEEL STEAMER, "W.H. GILBERT." This picture will give those of our readers not closel

Sprague, H. F., Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 17 Mar 1892, Opposite p. 3     Lighted by the FISHER ELECTRIC COMPANY, Detroit. Supplement to THE MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland, O. DETROIT AND CLEVELAND STEAMERS--PASSING AT NIGHT.

Redway, W. E., Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 2 Jun 1892, p. 3     Canada's Contribution to the List of Monitors. Canadian vessel owners have for some time past been discussing plans of a freight vessel of the monitor type prepared by Engineer W. E. Redway of Toront

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 23 Jun 1892, p. 7