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Koerner, Herman T., Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 31 Dec 1891, 4sup     THE STEAMSHIP CHEMUNG Supplement to MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland, O. Built by THE UNION DRY DOCK Co., Buffalo.

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

Scientific American (New York), 4 Jul 1891, 1-2     THE McDOUGALL WHALEBACK STEEL VESSEL. The old ballad commencing "In the North Sea Lived a Whale" has its use now in a facetious adaptation of this line to the needs of a souvenir issued by the people

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

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 14 Jul 1892, p. 5    

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 3 Nov 1892, p. 7    

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 15 Dec 1892, p. 5    

Sprague, Howard, Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 29 Dec 1892, Opposite p. 5     Supplement to MARINE REVIEW, Cleveland, Ohio. ONE OF TWO TWIN-SCREW LAKE PASSENGER LINERS. (NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) Building by the GLOBE IRON WORKS Co.

    Watercolour of the steamboat HUNTER towing three barges out of Kingston harbor with Fort Henry in the background.

    Birdseye view of Buffalo in 1853 featuring Buffalo Creek and a series of vessels lining its banks. The Niagara River forms the left boundary of the image with the Erie Canal alongside it.

    Ship "David Dows" and boat unloading cargo at grain elevator; carts and wagons hauling merchandise, and train, on left, entering "Union" warehouse in background.

    George Catlin described this painting as “a view of the Sault de St. Marys, taken from the Canada shore, near the missionary-house, which is seen in the fore-ground of the picture, and in the distanc

Lloyd, James T., Lloyd's Steamboat Directory and Disasters on the Western Waters... (1856), 17 Jun 1850, 261-65     Burning of the G. P. Griffith. The fine steamer G. P. Griffith took fire on Lake Erie, about twenty miles below Cleveland, and was burnt to the water's edge, on June 17, 1850. The passengers were all

Lloyd, James T., Lloyd's Steamboat Directory and Disasters on the Western Waters... (1856), 1856, after 331    

Transactions of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1893     Engine drawings of the VANDALIAs equipment

    Hand coloured Bird's eye view of Oswego, New York showing the mouth of the Oswego River at Lake Ontario.

    Illustrated appeared with article "Heroic Work on Lake Michigan," Marine Review, February 1912, p. 69

    Illustrated appeared with article "Notable Rescue of Lake Superior," Marine Review, February 1912, p. 68