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    Part of the Thornton Family collection of correspondence which includes, letters, postcards and other types of cards

    Official No.: 53249; Dimensions (LBD): 178' x 25.1' x 12.7' ; 1889-90 Rebuilt, lengthened, 191', 455 gross tons, The American Steel Barge Company, Duluth, MN 1890, May 15 Owned American Steel Barge C

    Other Names: WHITWORTH, SIR JOSEPH;BATH; Official No.: 53255; Dimensions (LBD): 253' x 36.1' x 18.8' ; 1892, Nov Carried first cargo of Masaba ore from Allouez Bay 1893, Oct 1 Run into by GEORGE PRES

    Other Names: RUSSELL, JOHN SCOTT;BERKSHIRE; Official No.: 53256; Dimensions (LBD): 253' x 36.1' x 18.8' ; 1890, Nov 18 Bow crushed 1892, Nov 4 Aground, Neebish, St. Mary's River forward water compart

    Official No.: 53257; Dimensions (LBD): 276.5' x 36.1' x 18.9' ; 1896 Collision with PHILIP MINCH, sank in 17 feet of water, Lake St. Clair 1898, Nov 10 Wrecked; Original Owner: American Steel Barge C

    Other Names: BARONESS; Official No.: 53258; Dimensions (LBD): 276.5' x 36.1' x 18.9' ; 1890, Jun Dented 10 inches deep in collision with propeller NEW ORLEANS 1891, Oct Ashore, Topsail Island, St. Ma

    Other Names: BOMBAY; Official No.: 53260; Dimensions (LBD): 276.5' x 36.1' x 18.9' ; 1890, Nov 28 Struck rock below Sault Locks, water bottom filled, sank in shallow water, lightered 15,000 bushels,

    Some dumb book

    Other Names: BARAVIA; Official No.: 53265; Dimensions (LBD): 265' x 36' x 22' ; 1894, May 10 Sturck obstruction, Lime Kilns Crossing, Detroit River; beached, Elliott Point 1894, May 14 Vessel raised,

    Other Names: BADGER;PURE LUBWELL; Official No.: 53266; Dimensions (LBD): 265' x 36' x 22' ; 1898, Oct 8 Struck by steamer WETMORE while anchored, Detour, MI, damaged 1900, Nov 3 Went to Atlantic Ocea