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    Pencil and watercolor on paper

    "U.S.S. Yantic at Sea" by Robert Hopkin is undated and shows a distant view from starboard bow of the gunboat in heavy weather under shortened sail. A brass plaque on the frame indicates that the obj

    watercolour on paper, mounted on card

    from Booth line advertisement, c1900

    This oil painting depicts the steam freighter Coralia navigating a river toward an industrial complex, likely steel mills. The vessel was built at Cleveland in 1896, and sailed for a number of firms

    Built as the Grace McMillan in 1879, this ship was an early Frank E. Kirby vessel constructed by the Detroit Dry Dock Company. In 1900, she was sold to Detroit’s White Star Line and renamed IDLEWILD.