A Cumulative Index for

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From 1940 to 2011

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part Subject Page

I Listing of whole numbers of issues, 3 with publication date of each II Feature Articles 6 III Authors of Feature Articles 42 IV Illustrations of Vessels 62 V Portraits 150 VI Other Illustrations (including cartoons) 153 VII Maps and Charts 173 VIII Fleet Lists 176 IX Regional News and Departments 178 X Reviews of Books and Other Publications 181 XI Obituaries 214 XII SSHSA Presidents 216 XIII Editors-in-Chief 216

(Please note that Steamboat Bill becomes PowerShips starting with issue #273.)

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PART I -- WHOLE NUMBERS AND DATES

(Under volume heading will follow issue number and date of publication.)

VOLUME I 33 March 1950 63 September 1957 34 June 1950 64 December 1957 1 April 1940 35 September 1950 2 August 1940 36 December 1950 VOLUME XV 3 December 1940 4 April 1941 VOLUME VIII 65 March 1958 5 August 1941 66 June 1958 6 December 1941 37 March 1951 67 September 1958 7 April 1942 38 June 1951 68 December 1958 8 August 1942 39 September 1951 9 December 1942 40 December 1951 VOLUME XVI

VOLUME II VOLUME IX 69 Spring 1959 70 Summer 1959 10 June 1943 41 March 1952 71 Fall 1959 11 August 1943 42 June 1952 72 Winter 1959 12 December 1943 43 September 1952 13 April 1944 44 December 1952 VOLUME XVII 14 August 1944 VOLUME X 73 Spring 1960 VOLUME III 74 Summer 1960 45 March 1953 75 Fall 1960 15 December 1944 46 June 1953 76 Winter 1960 16 April 1945 47 September 1953 17 August 1945 48 December 1953 VOLUME XVIII 18 December 1945 19 April 1946 VOLUME XI 77 Spring 1961 20 August 1946 78 Summer 1961 21 December 1946 49 March 1954 79 Fall 1961 50 June 1954 80 Winter 1961 VOLUME IV 51 September 1954 52 December 1954 VOLUME XIX 22 April 1947 23 August 1947 VOLUME XII 81 Spring 1962 24 December 1947 82 Summer 1962 53 March 1955 83 Fall 1962 VOLUME V 54 June 1955 84 Winter 1962 55 September 1955 25 March 1948 56 December 1955 VOLUME XX 26 June 1948 27 September 1948 VOLUME XIII 85 Spring 1963 28 December 1948 86 Summer 1963 VOLUME VI 57 March 1956 87 Fall 1963 58 June 1956 88 Winter 1963 29 March 1949 59 September 1956 30 June 1949 60 December 1956 VOLUME XXI 31 September 1949 32 December 1949 VOLUME XIV 89 Spring 1964 90 Summer 1964 61 March 1957 91 Fall 1964 VOLUME VII 62 June 1957 92 Winter 1964 4

VOLUME XXII VOLUME XXX VOLUME XXXVIII

93 Spring 1965 125 Spring 1973 157 Spring 1981 94 Summer 1965 126 Summer 1973 158 Summer 1981 95 Fall 1965 127 Fall 1973 159 Fall 1981 96 Winter 1965 128 Winter 1973 160 Winter 1981

VOLUME XXIII VOLUME XXXI VOLUME XXXIX

97 Spring 1966 129 Spring 1974 161 Spring 1982 98 Summer 1966 130 Summer 1974 162 Summer 1982 99 Fall 1966 131 Fall 1974 163 Fall 1982 100 Winter 1966 132 Winter 1974 164 Winter 1982

VOLUME XXIV VOLUME XXXII VOLUME XL

101 Spring 1967 133 Spring 1975 165 Spring 1983 102 Summer 1967 134 Summer 1975 166 Summer 1983 103 Fall 1967 135 Fall 1975 167 Fall 1983 104 Winter 1967 136 Winter 1975 168 Winter 1983

VOLUME XXV VOLUME XXXIII VOLUME XLI

105 Spring 1968 137 Spring 1976 169 Spring 1984 106 Summer 1968 138 Summer 1976 170 Summer 1984 107 Fall 1968 139 Fall 1976 171 Fall 1984 108 Winter 1968 140 Winter 1976 172 Winter 1984

VOLUME XXVI VOLUME XXXI VOLUME XLII

109 Spring 1969 141 Spring 1977 173 Spring 1985 110 Summer 1969 142 Summer 1977 174 Summer 1985 111 Fall 1969 143 Fall 1977 175 Fall 1985 112 Winter 1969 144 Winter 1977 176 Winter 1985

VOLUME XXVII VOLUME XXXV VOLUME XLIII

113 Spring 1970 145 Spring 1978 177 Spring 1986 114 Summer 1970 146 Summer 1978 178 Summer 1986 115 Fall 1970 147 Fall 1978 179 Fall 1986 116 Winter 1970 148 Winter 1978 180 Winter 1986

VOLUME XXVIII VOLUME XXXVI VOLUME XLIV

117 Spring 1971 149 Spring 1979 181 Spring 1987 118 Summer 1971 150 Summer 1979 182 Summer 1987 119 Fall 1971 151 Fall 1979 183 Fall 1987 120 Winter 1971 152 Winter 1979 184 Winter 1987

VOLUME XXIX VOLUME XXXVII VOLUME XLV

121 Spring 1972 153 Spring 1980 185 Spring 1988 122 Summer 1972 154 Summer 1980 186 Summer 1988 123 Fall 1972 155 Fall 1980 187 Fall 1988 124 Winter 1972 156 Winter 1980 188 Winter 1988 5

VOLUME XLVI VOLUME LIV VOLUME LXII

189 Spring 1989 221 Spring 1997 253 Spring 2005 190 Summer 1989 222 Summer 1997 254 Summer 2005 191 Fall 1989 223 Fall 1997 255 Fall 2005 192 Winter 1989 224 Winter 1997 256 Winter 2005

VOLUME XLVII VOLUME LV VOLUME LXIII

193 Spring 1990 225 Spring 1998 257 Spring 2006 194 Summer 1990 226 Summer 1998 258 Summer 2006 195 Fall 1990 227 Fall 1998 259 Fall 2006 196 Winter 1990 228 Winter 1998 260 Winter 2006

VOLUME XLVIII VOLUME LVI VOLUME LXIV

197 Spring 1991 229 Spring 1999 261 Spring 2007 198 Summer 1991 230 Summer 1999 262 Summer 2007 199 Fall 1991 231 Fall 1999 263 Fall 2007 200 Winter 1991 232 Winter 1999 264 Winter 2007

VOLUME XLIX VOLUME LVII VOLUME LXV

201 Spring 1992 233 Spring 2000 265 Spring 2008 202 Summer 1992 234 Summer 2000 266 Summer 2008 203 Fall 1992 235 Fall 2000 267 Fall 2008 204 Winter 1992 236 Winter 2000 268 Winter 2008

VOLUME L VOLUME LVIII VOLUME LXVI

205 Spring 1993 237 Spring 2001 269 Spring 2009 206 Summer 1993 238 Summer 2001 270 Summer 2009 207 Fall 1993 239 Fall 2001 271 Fall 2009 208 Winter 1993 240 Winter 2001 272 Winter 2009

VOLUME LI VOLUME LVIX VOLUME LXVII

209 Spring 1994 241 Spring 2002 273 Spring 2010 210 Summer 1994 242 Summer 2002 274 Summer 2010 211 Fall 1994 243 Fall 2002 275 Fall 2010 212 Winter 1994 244 Winter 2002 276 Winter 2011

VOLUME LII VOLUME LX VOLUME LXVIII

213 Spring 1995 245 Spring 2003 277 Spring 2011 214 Summer 1995 246 Summer 2003 215 Fall 1995 247 Fall 2003 216 Winter 1995 248 Winter 2003

VOLUME LIII VOLUME LXI

217 Spring 1996 249 Spring 2004 218 Summer 1996 250 Summer 2004 219 Fall 1996 251 Fall 2004 220 Winter 1996 252 Winter 2004 6

PART II -- FEATURE ARTICLES

All Steamboat Bill (PowerShips) feature articles are shown under the section headings listed in the following table. Articles encompassing more than one geographical area or subject are indexed under all pertinent subject headings, with further cross-references provided so that articles dealing with a particular company can be readily located. For example, an article entitled “The Hoboken Ferry” will be found in the section headed Ferries and Ferryboats under the title “Hoboken Ferry, The”, and under “Hoboken Ferry Company (Hoboken Land & Improvement Company).” These entries will also be found under the New York and Hudson River section.

Feature Article Section Headings Page Number

Atlantic Coast: 6 Chesapeake Bay 6 Delaware River and Bay 8 Down East (of Cape Cod) 9 Down South (of Norfolk) 11 Long Island Sound & Adjacent Waters 12 New York Harbor & Hudson River 14 St. Lawrence River & Gulf 17 Atlantic and Gulf Coastwise 18 Biographies 19 Canada – Inland Lakes & Rivers 20 Ferries & Ferryboats 20 Great Lakes 22 High Seas 25 Inland Lakes and Canals – United States 31 Inland and Western Rivers – United States 32 Museums and Libraries 34 Overseas 34 Pacific Coast—Inland Waters and Canada 36 Pacific Coastwise 37 Steam Launches 38 Engines, Boilers and Other Technical Matters 38 Cruise Ships 39 Tugs 40 SSHSA Affairs 40 Miscellaneous 41

ATLANTIC COAST: Chesapeake Bay ATLANTA of the Chesapeake Line by H. Osborne Michael 91/78 Across the Tred Avon by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 161/19 AVALON, The Eagle of the, by Robert H. Burgess ALBANY – POTOMAC, Muffled Drums for, By 54/38 Thomas A. Larremore 30/25 32/82 Backwoods Ferries, The, by Rodger W. Fredrick Annual Meeting – Baltimore, 1987 by Peter T. Eisele 87/72 182/117 Baltimore & Eastern Shore Railroad Co. See: The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System 43/56 7 Baltimore & Virginia Steamboat Co. EMMA GILES, The Ghost of the (a poem) by Charles See: The Weems Line 5/62 Waldschmidt 127/145 The Weems Line of the Chesapeake End of the Line, NORTHUMBERLAND and 13/220 POTOMAC, The, by H. Graham Wood 16/292 The End of the Line, NORTHUMBERLAND First Steam Pilot Boat, the by Capt. Brian H. Hope and RICHMOND 16/292 168/243 Baltimore Boats, A Day with the, by William C. Steuart Floating Miscellany, A by James Wilson 154/93 20/387 21/414 Francis Scott Key Cruises Baltimore, Chesapeake & Richmond Steamboat Co. See: M.V. Port Welcome 127/143 See: ATLANTA of the Chesapeake Line 91/78 Fredericksburg To Baltimore: Ninety Miles by Air, Two Baltimore Steam Packet Co. Days and Two Nights on Two Different See: Old Bay Line Ends 122 Years Service 82/45 Steamers by Graham H. Wood 188/279 BEAR MOUNTAIN’s Farewell to Baltimore by H. From the Diary of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Jr. Graham Wood 28/82 20/396 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. Graham’s Gallery. Pictorial display by R. Loren Graham Rau 149/17 103/127 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (conclusion) by Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A by William M. Rau 150/75 Peter T. Eisele 175/175 Buxton Line Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A by See: The End of the Line, NORTHUMBERLAND Peter T. Eisele 179/191 and RICHMOND 16/292 HOWARD CASSARD, Knife Blade on Edge, by W.C. Centennial Salute to ALBANY, A by Harry Jones Steuart 33/7 152/215 In a Poquoson Graveyard by Alexander C. Brown Chesapeake Bay Ferry System, The, by H. Graham 120/211 Wood 43/56 JOSEPH HENRY at 75 by William A. Fox 169/27 Chesapeake Bay’s Link with the Panama Canal by Log of the Wandering Ferryboat by James T. Wilson Robert H. Burgess 195/188 5/63 Chesapeake, Migratory Steamboats of the, by C.B. Maryland Port Authority Excursion Co. Mitchell 5/68 See: M.V. PORT WELCOME 127/143 Chesapeake Steamship Co. MARYLAND Route, The Steamer, by George W. Hilton See: ATLANTA of the Chesapeake Line 91/78 95/87 Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND 93/3 Maryland Steamboat Co. CITY Ships of the Chesapeake by Peter C. Kohler See: The Eagle of the AVALON 54/38 255/173 New England Transfer Co. CITY OF RICHMOND, Last Passenger Sailing of, by See: The Steamer MARYLAND Route 95/87 David S. Cooper 119/153 New Old Bay Lines by Jack Shaum 133/3 CITY OF RICHMOND, Steamer, by John H. Shaum, Jr. Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company: 93/3 See: DOROTHY, Hull Number One Comes Home Claiborne – Annapolis Ferry Inc. by William A. Fox 141/3 See: Log of the Wandering Ferryboat 5/63 See: EL TORO by William A. Fox 163/165 The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System 43/56 See: JOSEPH HENRY at 75 by William A. Fox DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Steamer, by Jack Shaum 169/27 126/67 See: Newport News Ships: 1886-1986 by William DOROTHY, Hull Number One Comes Home By A. Fox 181/21 William A. Fox 141/3 See: Once and Forever Champion – UNITED E. CLAY TIMANUS, Installing a New Shaft Log on, by STATES, The by Gregory J. Norris 153/3 H. Osborne Michael 119/137 Newport News Ships: 1886-1986 by William A. Fox E. CLAY TIMANUS of Baltimore by H. Osborne 181/21 Michael 71/71 New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Early Steamboats on the Susquehanna by Roy C. See: A Room With A View 19/262 Machinery 14/247 Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. EASTERN SHORE – 57 Years on the Same Route by See: A Room With A View 19/262 Graham H. Wood 168/241 Steamer DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 126/67 Eastern Shore Development Co. Old Bay Line, The: A New Perspective by W. Robert See: The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System 43/56 Lange 266/32 Ebony Entrepreneur: Capt. Hansford C. Bayton by Wm. Old Bay Line J. Bray, Jr. 223/193 See: A Room With A View 19/262 EL TORO by William A. Fox 163/165 Steam Packet Bids Melancholy Farewell 72/10 8 Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND 93/3 UNITED STATES On a Short Cruise by William A. Fox Last Passenger Sailing of the CITY OF 155/173 RICHMOND 119/153 Victor Lynn Lines Old Bay Line: See: The Great Rum & Banana Derby 38/55 See: New Old Bay Liners by Jack Shaum 133/3 Wayward Ferry, The, by Alexander Crosby Brown 27/53 See: YORKTOWN: A Bicentennial Memoir by Weems Line, The, by Harvey S. Ford 5/62 Alexander Crosby Brown 159/188 Weems Line of the Chesapeake, The, by William C. Old Bay Line Ends 122 Years of Service. Alexander Steuart 13/220 Crosby Brown, reprint from Newport News Western Shore Steamboat Company, The, by A. A. (VA) Daily Press. 82/45 Spencer Marsellis 83/67 Old Dominion Line YORKTOWN: A Bicentennial Memoir by Alexander See: Steamships and Steamboats of the Old Crosby Brown 159/188 Dominion Line 29/10 31/52 Paddle Box Carving from out of the Past 116/206 ATLANTIC COAST: Delaware River and Bay Paddle Box Carving from Out of the Past by Robert H. Burgess 116/206 American Clyde, The, by Grant S, Taylor 35/61 Peninsula Ferry Corp. Another Veteran Succumbs by Edward O. Clark 60/100 See: the PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES Annual Meeting at Philadelphia, The, by William A. Rau 128/195 159/185 Philadelphia & Norfolk Steamship Co. BAY BELLE Steams Again by Richard V. Elliott See: The Speedy Twins 45/13 101/14 Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. See: The Steamer MARYLAND Route 95/87 Rau 149/17 PILGRIM BELLE – A Compliment to Steamboating by Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (conclusion) by Willie and Marie Tinnemeyer 176/247 William M. Rau 150/75 PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES, The, by Cape May in the Gay ‘Nineties by Herman F.W. Langer William A. Wall 128/195 91/82 PORT WELCOME, M.V. by Jerry J. Donohue 127/143 Cape May – Lewes Ferry Potomac River Line See: The New M.V. DELAWARE 131/151 See: Muffled Drums for Albany-Potomac 30/25 Delaware – New Jersey Ferry Co. 32/82 See: They Crossed the Delaware 39/49 Queen Anne Railroad DELAWARE, The New M.V., by William M. Rau See: The End of the Line, NORTHUMBERLAND 131/151 and RICHMOND 16/292 Dredgeboating on the Delaware by Harlan Soeten Recovery of the Crosshead Engine from the Steamboat 207/192 Columbus by David C. Holly 213/40 Dolphin Line Return to the City of Richmond by Dave Milhouser See: Steamboats on the Upper Delaware 71/67 271/34 Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 Room With a View, A, by H. Graham Wood 19/362 Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Small Part of POTOMAC Lives On, A by H. Graham Eisele 175/175 Wood 158/101 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by Speedy Twins, The, by A.E. Duncan, Jr. 45/13 Peter T. Eisele 179/191 Steam Packet Bids Melancholy Farewell by Alexander HAMMONTON Lives On by John H. Shaum, Jr. Crosby Brown 125/9 250/131 Steamboat Reveries by John H. Shaum, Jr. 245/28 Merchants Transportation Co. Steamboat That Wasn’t, The, by William C. Steuart See: Steamboats on the Upper Delaware 71/67 100/132 New Castle – Pennsville Ferries, Inc. SUSAN GAIL, A Labor of Love, by Alexander Crosby See: They Crossed the Delaware 39/49 Brown 125/9 Night Boat From Philadelphia by Rev. Richard S. Bailey Susquehanna, River Coal Steamboats of the, by 163/175 Alexander Crosby Brown 31/49 Philadelphia & Norfolk Steamship Co. Tolchester Line See: The Speedy Twins 45/13 See: The Ghost of the EMMA GILES (poem) Philadelphia Ice Boats, The, by Edward O. Clark 22/8 127/145 Pioneer Steamboat JOHN STEVENS by Edward O. Three Rivers Fire, The: A Tragedy Remembered by Clark 187/173 Ernest F. Imhoff 259/222 Shipbuilding Shift to Iron and to the Delaware by David B. Tyler 67/64 9 Speedy Twins, The, by A.E. Duncan, Jr. 45/13 Commercial Steamboat Co. They Crossed the Delaware by Edward O. Clark 39/49 See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 Three Years Short of Ninety by Edward O. Clark 57/18 Crystal Stream Steamship Co. Transatlantic Passenger Steamships to Philadelphia by See: The Saint John River Steamers 25/7 Ferdinand Maresh 174/157 Cumberland Steam Navigation Co. Trenton Transportation Co. See: Maine Steamboatings 1818-1868 116/196 See: Steamboats on the Upper Delaware 71/67 Damariscotta River Steamboat Company, The, by Byron Trip Down River, A, by Rev. Richard S. Bailey 174/95 M. Boyles 23/32 Union Line See also: A Short History of the Steamer SABINO See: Steamboats on the Upper Delaware 71/67 105/48 Upper Delaware, Steamboats on the, by Bengt T. Hyberg Dominion Atlantic Railway 71/67 See: Historic Night Line Revived 212/17 Wilson Line Eastern Canada Coastal Steamships Ltd. See: Another Veteran Succumbs 60/100 See: The Saint John River Steamers 25/9 See: BAY BELLE Steams Again 101/14 Eastern Maine Towing Co. See: The 90 Year Wonder, SEGUIN 132/221 ATLANTIC COAST: Down East (of Cape Cod) Eastern Steamboat Line See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/196 Bar Harbor Pioneers by G. Prescott Cleaves 23/36 Eastern S/S Company’s Intra-Maine Lines, The, by Black Wake of the ARGO MERCHANT by William P. Byron M. Boyles 6/79 Quinn 187/197 See also: J.T. MORSE 3/26 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. Morsiana 33/1 Rau 149/17 Eastern Steamship Lines Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (Conclusion) See: MASSACHUSETTS, BUNKER HILL & OLD by William M. Rau 150/175 COLONY 10/159 Boston and Bangor Steamship Co. The Boston-New York Passenger Service 1907- See: Eastern S/S Co’s Intra-Maine Lines 6/80 1941 50/33 When the CAMBRIDGE Was Lost 69/15 The Ship, the Man, the Lady 120/200 Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/196 Historic Night Line Revived 121/16 Boston & Hingham Steamboat Co. Saga of the Surviving Coastal Twins 128/209 See: The Story of Two Steamboats 46/32 Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.: Boston & Portsmouth Steamship Co. See: WEST{PRT – The Wandering Twin by Peter T. See: Smokestacks on the Piscataqua 25/5 Eisele and Donald C. Ringwald 134/93 Boston & Yarmouth Steamship Co. You Can’t Watch the “New York” Boat See: Historic Night Line Revived 121/18 Anymore by Robert H. Farson 135/131 Boston Harbor, Work Horses of, by Ronald and Mark De Eastport Eastern Steamboat Co. Angelis 119/135 See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/200 Boston, Hingham & Nantasket Steamboat Co. ETRUSCO, Salvage of, by Thomas H. Eames 67/68 See: ROSE STANDISH, First of the Name 51/55 Excursion To Boston’s 350th, An, by Barry W. Eager Boston Pastoral by Frank J. Skelly 35/66 157/29 Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Floating Miscellany, A by James Wilson 154/93 See: Boston Pastoral 35/66 Frontier Steamboat Co. Boston Tow Boat Co. See: ROSE STANDISH, First of the Name 51/55 See: Work Horses of Boston Harbor 119/135 HENRY F. EATON 58/36 Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Century, The, by GENERAL LINCOLN by Steven Pope 34/40 P.M. Stone 63/64 64/91 GOVERNOR DINGLEY on the Boston-Portland Run, Calais Steamboat Co. Steamer, by Capt. Walter E. Scott 9/144 See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/200 Guide To American Water Excursions, A by Peter T. CAMBRIDGE Was Lost, When the, by Lawrence T. Eisele 175/175 Smyth (reprint from Bangor Daily News) 69/15 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by Casco Bay Lines Peter T. Eisele 179/191 See: SABINO Being Sold Down the Coast 77/13 HENRY F. EATON by Vincent Short 58/36 Addenda to the Above 79/77 Historic Night Line Revived by Arthur L. Johnson Memento of MERRYCONEAG 116/204 121/16 Clements Line Hometown Fleet of Southport, Maine, The by Alden P. See: Historic Night Line Revived 121/16 Stickney 190/98 Collins, The Story of Captain Jason, by Alfred W. International Steamship Co. Collins 81/11 10 See: Steamboating Between Boston & St. John One That Went South by Edward D. Hamilton 44/83 14/240 Passage Down East by Clarence N. Rogers 36/85 Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/200 PENOBSCOT by R. Loren Graham 110/94 J.T. MORSE, Working on the, by Capt. Walter E. Scott Pictorial Display, A, by Allie Ryan and Jay Allen 74/36 110/95 Kennebec & Boston Steam Packet Co. PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES, The, by See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/2196 William A. Wall 128/195 Kennebec Steam Navigation Co. Piscataqua, Smokestacks On the, by Edith G. Brewster See: Main Steamboating 1818-1868 116/196 25/5 Kennebec Steamboat Co. Popham Beach Steamboat Co. by Byron M. Boyles See: The Story of Captain Jason Collins 81/11 33/14 Lynn Steamboat Company, The, by R. Loren Graham Portland & Machias Steamboat Co. 57/13 See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/196 Maine Central Railroad Portland, Bar Harbor & Machias Steamboat Co. See: the PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/196 128/195 PORTLAND, More about the Steamer, by Dr. Thomas Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 by Richard A. Savage H. Eames 12/200 116/196 Portland, Mt. Desert & Machias Steamboat Co. Majestic Steamship Co. See: Bar Harbor Pioneers 23/36 See: The Saint John River Steamers 25/7 PORTLAND – 1945, Dive Over, by Al George 19/364 MARTHA’S VINEYARD and the White Fleet by Portland – Rockland Steamboat Line William M. Wagner 169/3 See: Eastern S/S Co’s Intra-Maine Lines 6/81 MAYFLOWER Revisited by Capt. L.H. Bottum 154/87 PORTLAND, TREMONT and Peggy Bligh’s Voyage by MERRYCONEAG, Memento of, by Thomas P. Harry Cotterell Jr. 181/33 O’Connor 116/204 Portland Steam Packet Co. Metropolitan Steamship Co. See: Steamer GOVERNOR DINGLEY on the See: HARVARD & YALE 7/100 Boston-Portland run 9/144 The Boston-New York Passenger Service 1907- More About the Steamer PORTLAND 12/200 1941 50/33 A Dive Over PORTLAND 19/364 The Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the The Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Century 63/64 Century 63/64 Morse Name in Steamship History, The, by Byron M. Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/196 Boyles 11/189 The Ship, the Man, the Lady 120/200 Morsiana by Jay Allen 33/1 Portsmouth, Kittery & York Street Railway Nantasket Beach Steamboat Co.: See: Smokestacks on the Piscataqua 25/5 See: MAYFLOWER Revisited by Capt. L.H. Bottum Romantic Provincetown Boat by Edward G. Hammond 154/87 201/5 Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company, Later Years of ROSE STANDISH 1863-1900, The First Steamboat, by the, by R. Loren Graham 74/41 Short and Sears 123/132 Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 by Robert Mannino, Jr. ROSE STANDISH – First of the Name, by Vincent 276/22 Short 51/55 Neptune Quintuplets, The, by Erik Heyl 37/2 Runner and Her Sister, A, by C. Bradford Mitchell New England, Excursion & Ferry Vessels of, by Stephen 39/55 Dininio 113/13 114/90 SABINO, A Short History of the Steamer, by David New England Steamship Co.: Crockett 105/48 See: MARTHA’S VINEYARD and the White Fleet SABINO Being Sold Down the Coast by Harrison by William M. Wagner 169/3 Brown 77/13 New London to Oblivion. Reprint from The Boothbay Addenda to above article 79/77 Register. 125/28 Saga of the Surviving Coastal Twins by Peter T. Eisele Nice Work UNCATENA by Brian J. Cudahy 185/39 128/209 Nickerson & Co., F. Saint John River Steamers 1816-1946, The, by George I. See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 Higgins 25/7 1902-1903: A Bad Luck Year for the Fall River Line by Second Annual Boston Tug Master and Parade by Henry Edwin L. Dunbaugh 261/6 T. Bishop 183/207 OCEAN HAWK by Roy S. Hartshorn 96/115 SEGUIN – The 90 Year Wonder by William P. Quinn OCEAN HAWK II by George H. Burns 172/255 132/221 Old VINAL, Gone but Not Forgotten, The, by Malcolm STARTLED FAWN by R.K. Cheney (Reprinted from MacDuffie 116/214 Newburyport, Mass. Daily News). 35/63 11 Steamboating Between Boston and St. John, N.B., by CHEROKEE and HENRY R. MALLORY Tried in Vain John Lipton Lochhead 14/240 by Thomas R. Blandford 154/79 Steamer J.T. MORSE in Her Prime by Capt. Walter E. City of Savannah’s Unusual Voyage, The, by Edward A. Scott 3/26 Mueller 254/125 Steamers To the Maritimes Before Easter by Arthur L. Clyde Line Johnson 172/243 See: Beds About the Dimensions of a Poor-House Story of Two Steamboats, The, by Vincent Short 46/32 Coffin 122/102 TOWN OF HULL, S.S., by William B. Taylor 21/418 COASTAL QUEEN, From Savannah to Norfolk in the, Vinal Haven & Rockland Steamboat Co. by Katherine McInnis 89/21 See: The Old VINAL, Gone but Not Forgotten Colonna Marine Railway of 1875, The, by Willoughby 116/214 W. Colonna, Jr., Benjamin O. Colonna, Jr., & WESTPORT – The Wandering Twin by Peter T. Eisele Nicholas W. Paxson 254/119 and Donald C. Ringwald 134/93 DeBary Merchants’ Line Working the Port, New Bedford Towboating by Martin See: Beds About the Dimensions of a Poor-House J. Butler 204/257 Coffin 121/25 122/98 Yarmouth & Boston Steamship Co. Dismal Swamp Steam Transportation Co. See: Historic Night Line Revived 121/17 See: The Passenger Steamers of Dismal Swamp Yarmouth Steam Navigation Co. 124/203 See: Historic Night Line Revived 121/16 Dismal Swamp, The Passenger Steamers of, by Yarmouth Steamship Co. Alexander Crosby Brown 124/203 See: Historic Night Line Revived 121/16 Disney Fleet, The, by Peter T. Eisele 132/215 You Can’t Watch the “New York” Boat Anymore by Enterprise Steamboat Co. Robert H. Farson 135/131 See: The Passenger Steamers of Dismal Swamp 124/206 Ferro-Concrete Shipbuilding in Wilmington, North Carolina During World War I by Fred Hopkins ATLANTIC COAST: Down South (of Norfolk) 222/115 Floating Miscellany by James Wilson 154/93 Al Foster, Fishing Steamboat Magnate by Edward A. Florida East Coast Steamship Company by Edward A. Keefe, Jr. 257/5 Mueller 158/105 Alabama River Incidents, Tragic, by J.H. Scruggs, Jr. Florida Steamboating, Early East Coast, by Edward A. 50/27 Mueller 78/35 Alabama River, Steamboating on the, by William N. Georgia & Florida Inland Navigation Company and the Still, Jr. 119/131 Steamboat Florida, The, by Edward A. Mueller See also: Steamboat Days in the Alabama Black Belt 261/40 1875-1917 57/1 Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Back from the Brink: The Triumphant Return of the Eisele 175/175 Delta Queen Steamboat Company by Frank X. Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by Prudent 245/23 Peter T. Eisele 179/191 Baltimore Steamboats by H. Graham Wood 203/173 Hamburger on the Hoof-or-The Pandemoniacal Voyage Baya Line of Genevieve Lykes by William duBarry See: Beds About the Dimensions of a Poor-House Thomas 269/37 Coffin 121/25 122/98 Huntington’s Final Voyage Down the James river by Beds About the Dimensions of a Poor-House Coffin by Capt. Reggie Hunley 219/188 Edward A. Mueller 121/25 122/98 Kelsey Line Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. See: Beds About the Dimensions of a Poor-House Rau 149/17 Coffin 122/98 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (Conclusion) by Many Lives of Newport News Hull, The, by Peter T. William M. Rau 150/75 Eisele 274/6 Boxcars to Boxships, From: The Ships of Seatrain Lines Merchants and Miners Transportation Company, The, by by David Hendrickson 254/89 Edward A. Mueller 230/89 Brock Line – “The Old Reliable” by Edward A. Mueller Mini Liner Migrates South via the Grand Canal by 132/207 Alexander Crosby Brown 129/17 Captain’s Revenge, The: The Old Dominion Steam Boat Miss Ann, The, by Captain Tom Colligan 269/16 Company by William J. Bray, Jr. 241/4 MISSISSIPPI QUEEN 1976-2010: A Life Cut Short by Century on the River, Greene Line & Delta Queen Charles H. Bogart 274/36 Steamboat Co. by David F. Massie 200/257 Mobile Bay, Steamboats on, by Roland P. Carr 115/153 12 New Freighters for the Lykes Bros., 1960-1973 by David ATLANTIC COAST: Long Island Sound & Hendrickson 276/10 Adjacent Waters North Carolina Steam Transportation Co. See: The Passenger Steamers of Dismal Swamp Annual Meeting at Fort Schuyler by Kathy Farnsworth 124/206 186/105 NS Savannah: Nuclear Pioneer Sails Ahead by William ATLANTIC, Gaslight Queen of the Sound by Arthur C. A. Fox 260/291 (“Sandy”) Adams 33/4 Ocklawaha Steamboatin’ by C.B. Mitchell and Edward Block Island Services A. Mueller 104/183 See: NEW SHOREHAM and the Steamboat Wars Old Dominion Line, Steamships and Steamboats of the, 51/49 by John L. Lochhead 29/10 31/52 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. One Hundred Years of Steamboating by Edward A. Rau 149/17 Mueller 174/101 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (Conclusion) by One That Went South by Edward D. Hamilton 44/83 William M. Rau 150/75 Passenger Ships of Theodore E. Ferris, The, by John Boston – New York Passenger Service 1907-1941, The, Emery 275/10 by P.M. Stone 50/33 Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company, the, by Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company, The, Edward A. Mueller 170/79 by Edward C. Jablonsky 165/3 Plant Steamship Line, The, by Edward A. Mueller C.V. Excursion, The, by Richard M. Mitchell 52/81 167/165 Central Vermont Transportation Co., The, by Arthur C. Principia Recycled by Maynard Bray 213/31 Adams 4/44 Rate War on the Rappahannock by William J. Bray, Jr. Changing Water Front, The, by William H. Ewen, Jr. 193/4 186/104 Recessed Sternwheel Steamboat OSCEOLA, The, by CHELSEA, The Steamer, by Robert R. O’Loughlin Edward A. Mueller 195/205 93/19 St. Johns River Steamboat Co. Collision at Cornfield Point by Bob McGuiness 171/167 See: Beds About the Dimensions of a Poor-House Commercial Steamboat Co. Coffin 122/98 See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 Saga of MOUNTAIN LILY, The, by Henry G. Pettitt COMMONWEALTH: A Fiftieth Anniversary 205/35 Appreciation by Wm. King Covell 66/27 Sea-Breezing 2,000 Miles Inland by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. CONNECTICUT by Roland P. Carr 110/86 31/51 Connecticut River Ramble by Harry Cotterell Jr. 77/12 S.S. POTOMAC in the Summer of ’65 by Brian J. Day New York Shocked the World, The, by James M. Cudahy 220/264 Merrill 79/67 S.S. UNITED STATES Sails Toward A New Career by Death in the East River by William Peirce Randel 53/1 William A. Fox 203/210 Dickens and the American Steamboat, Charles, by Steam Tug Baltimore, The-Municipal Maritime Harold S. Colton 76/103 Ambassador by Steven Loveless 261/32 Down to the Shore by Gerard E. Jensen 103/117 Steam Yacht Cangarda-Back From Oblivion by Eastern Steamship Lines Matthew S. Schulte 270/17 See: MASSACHUSETTS, BUNKER HILL & OLD Steamboat Days in the Alabama Black Belt, 1875-1917 COLONY 10/159 by Glenn N. Sisk 57/1 The Boston-New York Passenger Service, 1907- Steamer DELTA QUEEN, The-The Story of A River 1941 50/33 Legend by Brian M. Hughes 270/5 The Ship, the Man, the Lady 120/200 Suwanee River Steamboating by Edward A. Mueller Historic Night Line Revived 121/16 92/107 93/11 Saga of the Surviving Coastal Twins 128/209 TARPON’S Unlucky 1,375th Trip by Edward A. Mueller Ericsson Propeller on the Farmington Canal, An, by 184/271 Frederick J. Kingsbury 62/38 Thirty Ships from Chickasaw: Waterman Steamships Fall River Line Corporation’s C2-S-E1 Freighters of 1942-1946 See: The Fall River Line METROPOLIS 17/315 by David Hendrickson 269/20 Five Paintings 24/9 Twins That Were Not Twins by Edward A. Mueller The COMMONWEALTH: A 50th Anniversary 161/23 Appreciation 66/27 Voyage of the Alligator: The Story of an Ocklawaha A Visit to OLD COLONY 102/70 Steamboat & Some of the History of the Lucas Memory of a Lovely Lady 115/156 Line by Dan L. Smith 267/5 My Affair with PRISCILLA by Henry G. Pettitt 146/88 PRISCILLA by Charles S. Fox 133/27 13 Fate of the CITY OF LAWRENCE, The by Carol W. My Affair with PRISCILLA by Henry G. Pettitt 146/88 Kimball 135/147 Mystery of the Unfinished Passenger Liners of 1945 by Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 Charles O.L. Lawesson 199/197 GENERAL SLOCUM holocaust Nantucket Sound, Ordeal on, by Charlotte B. Chase 41/5 See: Death in the East River 53/1 NAUSHON & NEW BEDFORD at War by Theodore C. The Day New York Shocked the World 79/67 Wyman 128/201 Graham’s Gallery. Pictorial display by R. Loren Graham Neptune Quintuplets, The, by Erik Heyl 37/2 103/127 Neptune Steamship Co. GRANITE STATE, Fire on, by Carol W. Kimball (See: The Neptune Quintuplets) 37/2 120/204 New Bedford – Fairhaven Ferry, The, by Martin J. Butler Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. 112/201 Eisele 175/175 New Bedford, Martha’s Vineyard & Nantucket S/B Co. Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by See: NAUSHON & NEW BEDFORD at War Peter T. Eisele 179/191 128/201 Hartford, New Haven & New York Steamboat Co. NEW BEDFORD Revisited 129/6 See: Fire on GRANITE STATE 120/204 NEW BEDFORD Revisited by Joseph Morin 129/6 HARVARD and YALE by John Haskell Kemble 7/100 New Bedford Towboat Company “In Memoriam, Sidewheeler UNCATENA” by Robert See: The Nonquitt – Cuttyhunk Boats 99/91 Hillyer, reprint from N.Y. Herald Tribune New England, Excursion & Ferry Vessels of, by Stephen 26/41 Dininio 113/13 114/90 JAMES MORGAN, The, by Edwin A. Patt 26/35 New England Steamship Co. Knickerbocker Steamboat Co. Inc. See: The RICHARD PECK 2/14 See: Death in the East River 53/1 Fall River Line METROPOLIS 17/315 The Day New York Shocked the World 79/67 Five Fall River Line Paintings 24/49 Lawbreaker by Harry Cotterell Jr. 37/5 The COMMONWEALTH: 50th Anniv. Apprec. LITTLE ADA by Clifford S. Hawkins 23/44 66/27 Long Island North Shore Passenger & Freight Remember the (Other) MAINE 92/125 Transportation Co. Memory of a Lovely Lady 115/156 See: SEAWANHAKA Revisited, 70 Years After He Remembers the MAINE 127/150 34/29 35/67 New Haven Steamboat Co. Long Island Sound, Unforgettable Nights on, by Roland See: The RICHARD PECK 2/14 P. Carr 56/81 Lawbreaker 37/5 Loss of METIS, The, by Edwin L. Dunbaugh 169/18 Charles Dickens and the American Steamboat Main Deck (A Photo Feature) 153/37 156/264 76/103 MAINE, He Remembers the, by Robert Beattie. Reprint New London to Oblivion. Reprint from The Boothbay from National Fisherman 127/150 Register. 125/28 MAINE, Remember the (other) by Capt. T.H. Howell NEW SHOREHAM and the Steamboat Wars by Edward 92/125 D. Hamilton 51/49 Martha’s Vineyard Steamboat Co. Night Boat Cruise by Barry W. Eager 163/168 See: The Nonquitt – Cuttyhunk Boats 99/91 1909 Steamboat Picture Album by Frank A. Clapp MASSACHUSETTS, BUNKER HILL & OLD 148/231 COLONY by Freeman R. Hathaway 10/159 Nonquitt – Cuttyhunk Boats, The, by Martin J. Butler Memorial Steamboat Excursion, 1979 151/159 99/91 Memory of a Lovely Lady by Joseph E. Goold 115/156 Norwich Line Meseck Steamboat Co. See: Fate of the CITY OF LAWRENCE, The, by See: NAUSHON & NEW BEDFORD at War Carol W. Kimball 135/147 128/201 Norwich & New York Propeller Company New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 See: The Steamer CHELSEA 93/19 Metropolitan Steamship Co. OLD COLONY, A Visit to, by Grant S. Taylor 102/71 See: HARVARD & YALE 7/100 PILGRIM BELLE – A Compliment to Steamboating by The Boston-New York Passenger Service 1907- Willie and Marie Tinnemeyer 1941 50/33 PRISCILLA by Charles S. Fox 133/27 The Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Providence & New York Steamship Co. Century 63/64 See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 Mighty Banner, A, by Arthur C. Adams 4/61 Loss of METIS, The, by Edwin L. Dunbaugh Montauk Line, The, by Edwin L. Dunbaugh 253/31 169/18 Morse Name in the Steamship History, The, by Byron Providence & Stonington Steamship Co. M. Boyles 11/189 See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 14 Providence, Fall River & Newport Steamboat Co. BERKSHIRE – World’s Largest River Steamer by See: NEW SHOREHAM and the Steamboat Wars William H. Ewen 19/360 51/49 Bicentennial Cruise by Donald C. Ringwald 141/21 RICHARD PECK, The, by “Railroader” (Harry BINGHAMTON Proves It Can Be Done by Peter T. Cotterell, Jr.) 2/14 Eisele 137/3 Saga of the Surviving Coastal Twins by Peter T. Eisele Birth of a Ferry Route, The, by Clifford S. Hawkins 128/209 42/32 SEAWANHAKA Revisited, 70 Years After, by Thomas Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. A. Larremore 34/29 35/67 Rau 149/17 Some Ships and Their Models by Roland P. Carr 85/9 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (Conclusion) by Sound Steamship Lines William M. Rau 150/75 See: NAUSHON & NEW BEDFORD at War Boxcars to Boxships, From: The Ships of Seatrain Lines 128/201 by David Hendrickson 254/89 New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 Brooklyn & Richmond Ferry Company Stamford – Oyster Bay Ferries Corp. See: The Birth of a Ferry Route 42/32 See: The Steamer CHELSEA 93/19 Casey Line Steers Sand & Gravel Co. See: BAY BELLE – “Last of the Steamboats” See: Sunk Without Trace, in New York City 65/12 125/12 Story of Two Steamboats, The, by Vincent Short 46/32 Catskill Evening Line, Recollections of the, by A. Fred Sunk Without Trace – in New York City by James T. Saunders 82/35 Wilson 65/12 Catskill Evening Line, Tales of the, by Capt. William O. Thames River (reminiscences of steamboats on) Benson 69/3 See: Down to the Shore 103/117 Celebrating a Steamboat Still With Us by Capt. Wm. J. The Ship, the Man, the Lady by Capt. Edward N. Frappier 224/257 Dingley, Jr. 120/200 Celebrating a Steamboat Still With Us (Part II) by Capt. They Remember You When by Edwin A. Patt 21/409 Wm. J. Frappier 225/34 Centennial of the 1904 GENERAL SLOCUM Steamboat ATLANTIC COAST: New York Harbor and Disaster by Francis J. Duffy 250/128 Hudson River Centennial Salute to ALBANY, A by Harry Jones 152/215 Al Foster, Fishing Steamboat Magnate by Edward A. Central-Hudson Steamboat Company by Donald C. Keefe, Jr. 257/5 Ringwald 164/231 Albany & Troy Steamboat Co. Central – Hudson Steamboat Co. See: Tell Me Not in Mournful Numbers 21/411 See: JAMES W. BALDWIN (in Pilot House) 56/93 Albany to Poughkeepsie by Douglas L. Haverly 135/154 The Last Days of the JACOB H. TREMPER ALBANY – POTOMAC, Muffled Drums for, by 60/86 Thomas A. Larremore 30/25 32/82 North River Ice Breaker 124/199 ALEXANDER HAMILTON in 1971by Donald C. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey Ringwald 120/195 See: The Sandy Hook Route 9/142 Amboy Towboats Jersey Central Ferries 13/225 See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Addenda to the above article 14/263 Anatomy of an Ugly Duckling (N.Y. Central No. 14) by Flyers to the Hook 41/9 Alan D. Frazer 218/104 New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 Annual Meeting at Fort Schuyler by Kathy Farnsworth CHAUNCEY M., Odyssey of the, by Jack Shaum 186/105 130/87 ARMENIA of 1847 by F. Van Loon Ryder 58/32 Chilling Experience, A, by Capt. Francis A. Burn, Jr. Around Manhattan Island, Circle Line at 50 by Brian J. 177/31 Cudahy 215/173 Circle Line – Stature of Liberty Ferry, Inc. Bannerman’s Arsenal by Commander E.J. Quinby See: Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty 130/84 115/155 Citizens’ Troy Line BAY BELLE -- “Last of the Steamboats” by Peter T. See: CITY OF TROY 27/60 Eisele 125/12 Night Boat 39/52 BAY BELLE Steams Again by Richard V. Elliott CITY OF KEANSBURG?, Wither, by Brad Jones 101/14 108/191 BARTHOLDI by Harry Jones 150/84 CITY OF TROY by Ugo Navarette 27/60 Barzillai Pease and the Two Steamboats by Harvey City of Vera Cruz and the Alexandre Line, The, by Strum 176/257 Edward A. Mueller 270/34 Clermont Revisited, The, by Alan D. Frazer 221/26 15 Collision at Sandy Hook by William du Barry Thomas Graham’s Gallery. Pictorial display by R. Loren Graham 75/77 103/127 Cornell Steamboat Co. Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. See: Down Memories Lane 11/181 Eisele 175/175 Dowager Tugboat 28/81 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by The Hudson’s Last Large Steam Tugs Pass On Peter T. Eisele 179/191 34/35 Hardly Glamorous – But Highly Necessary by Joseph Ice King 54/25 55/55 Noble 71/74 An Observation on Confusion 72/111 Heroes on the Hudson by Peter T. Eisele 269/33 Collision at Sandy Hook 75/77 Hey-Day of the Williamsburgh Ferries by Clifford S. MADISON and ONONDAGA on the Hudson Hawkins 19/366 99/101 High Speed by Donald C. Ringwald 67/59 CITY OF KINGSTON by Lloyd M. Stadum and History of the Kingston-Rhinecliff Ferry by Donald C. William O. Benson 192/257 Ringwald 186/89 Two Notable Tugs by Donald C. Ringwald Hoboken Ferries, The, by Graham T. Wilson 150/91 168/255 Hoboken Ferries, The (conclusion), by Graham T. Cunard Queens and a New York Tradition by Peter T. Wilson 150/91 Eisele 250/119 Hoboken Ferry Company (Hoboken Land and Day New York Shocked the World, The, by James M. Improvement Company) Merrill 79/67 See: BINGHAMTON Proves It Can Be Done by Day Line and Years of the “6”, The, by William duBarry Peter T. Eisele 137/3 Thomas 260/299 Hoboken Ferries, The, by Graham T. Wilson DAYLINER, The New, by Donald C. Ringwald Hoboken Ferries, The (Conclusion), by Graham 123/147 T. Wilson 150/91 Death in the East River by William Peirce Randel 53/1 Hopes For the HAMILTON by Peter T. Eisele 145/21 DE WITT CLINTON by William H. Ewen 27/49 Hostess of New York Harbor, The Passing of the, by Dr. Disaster in Manhattan by A.A. Hoehling 167/155 John I. Griffin 29/4 Dowager Tugboat by Donald C. Ringwald 28/81 Hudson’s Lost Steam Fleet, The, by Thomas Rinaldi Down Memories Lane by Tracey I. Brooks 11/181 247/173 Downer Mystery, The, by William duBarry Thomas Hudson River Day Line 205/28 See: DE WITT CLINTON 27/49 Drew (night boat) Muffled Drums for ALBANY-POTOMAC See: The Man from Peru 46/28 30/25 32/82 Early Manhattan Sightseeing Revisited by Brian J. High Speed 67/59 Cudahy 220/287 Still Going Like 60! 73/10 Ellis Island Weekend by Thomas E. Cassidy 213/46 ALEXANDER HAMILTON in 1971 120/195 Farmer’s Frolic, The by Roger W. Mabie 190/102 The New DAYLINER 123/147 Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/03 Odyssey of the CHAUNCEY M. 130/87 French Line: New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 See: Disaster in Manhattan by A.A. Hoehling Hopes For the HAMILTON by Peter T. Eisele 167/155 145/21 From Cargo to Fun (50 Years on tourboat Juniper) by PETER STUYVESANT and the Winter of 1978 Capt. Frank Pabst 219/192 by Peter T. Eisele 146/90 Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty by Peter T. Eisele Hudson River Day Line Alumni Reunion 130/77 George V.W. Kelly 108/190 Fleet Week 1993 by Francis J. Duffy 207/189 Second Reunion (author unk.) 113/22 Flyers to the Hook by Joseph O. Osgood 41/1 42/29 Hudson River Night Line Flying the Ships (New York Harbor) by Francis J. Duffy See: BERKSHIRE, World’s Largest River Steamer 199/202 19/360 GENERAL SEDGWICK, The by Edward A. Mueller The Man from Peru 46/28 142/77 The PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES GENERAL SLOCUM Disaster, The by Francis J. Duffy 128/195 191/197 New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 GENERAL SLOCUM holocaust Hudson’s Last Large Steam Tugs Pass On, the, by See: Death in the East River 53/1 Donald C. Ringwald 34/35 The Day New York shocked the World 79/67 I Remember by Fred G. Godfrey 177/19 Gowanus Towing Co. Ice King by Donald C. Ringwald 54/25 55/55 See: Touring the Brooklyn Tugboat Fleets 54/34 16 In the Pilot House with Captain Clancy by Theodore W. A Collision on the Hudson in 1882 91/84 Scull 183/185 92/120 Iron Steamboat Co. New York Central No. 14 (ii)-The Final Chapter by See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Captain Eric J. Takakjian 264/33 PERSEUS at Twilight, The, by Roger W. Mabie New York Central No. 16: Personal Recollections by 137/21 Alan D. Frazer 261/27 Year In the Life of PERSEUS, A by Roger W. New York Central Railroad Co. Mabie 135/151 See: Weehawken & West Shore Ferries 70/38 JACOB H. TREMPER, The Last Days of the, by Capt. New York City’s Garbage Fleet William O. Benson 60/86 See: Hardly Glamorous, but Highly Necessary 71/74 JAMES MORGAN, The, by Edwin A. Patt 26/35 New York Ferry Renaissance by Peter T. Eisele 252/173 Jerry Austin and the A.&C. Line by Ann A. Eberle New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 by Donald C. 222/126 Ringwald 131/154 Jersey Central Ferries by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 13/225 New York Harbor, Working Craft of, by George Swede (addenda) 14/263 (a photo series) 124/221 Jet Propulsion by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 30/33 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. JOHN J. HARVEY, 60 Years of Outstanding Service by See: Transfer No. 8 84/107 Al Trojanowicz 200/285 New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Keansburg Steamboat Co. See: Log of the Wandering Ferryboat 5/63 See: Whither CITY OF KEANSBURG? 108/191 Weehawken & West Shore Ferries 70/40 New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 New York’s Newest and Shortest Ferry by James T. Keansburg Steamboat Co. – Alias “Gelhaus Navy” by Wilson 32/80 Graham T. Wilson 143/151 Newark Terminal & transportation Co. Knickerbocker Steamboat Co., Inc. See: Vagabond Voyage down the Passaic 24/52 See: Death in the East River 53/1 Night Boat by Earl C. Haring 39/52 The Day New York Shocked the World 79/67 Night Boat Cruise by Barry W. Eager 163/168 LANGDALE QUEEN by Frank A. Clapp 144/195 Night Out with the Three Cunard Queens, A, by Robert Last Farewell to the Ferryboat Ellis Island, A, by Barry C. Cleasby 277/24 Moreno 276/34 1916 Photo, A by Donald C. Ringwald 142/81 Lawbreaker by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 37/5 1910 Forecast by Samuel Ward Stanton 196/274 Liberty Steamboat Corp. North River Ice Breaker by Commander E.J. Quinby See: Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty 130/79 124/199 Liberty Weekend 1986 by William M. Rau 181/35 North River Steam Boat Line Lifetime’s Memories of Some Special Ships and See: Period to PARAGON 49/7 Shipyards, A, by Philip Thiel 262/29 North River Steamboat – 175 Years Later by William H. Log of the Wandering Ferryboat by James T. Wilson Ewen 163/169 5/63 Novel Excursion, A, by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 97/11 Long Career of the Quonset, The, by Joseph Giglietti NOVELTY: An Innovation in Design, steamer, by 275/22 David P. Bikle 95/93 Main Deck (A Photo Feature) 153/37 156/264 NYC Private Ferry Operators Fleet List by Peter T. Man from Peru, The, by Donald C. Ringwald 46/28 Eisele 253/27 MARYLAND Route, The Steamer, by George W. Hilton October Weekend Voyage to Albany 1977 by William 95/87 H. Ewen 145/18 McAllister Navigation Co. One Hundred Years of Steamboating by Edward A. See: Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty 130/77 Mueller 174/101 Memorial Steamboat Excursion, 1979 151/159 Opposition Night Lines on the Hudson 1908-1915 by Morse Name in Steamship History, The, by Byron M. Donald C. Ringwald 151/139 Boyles 11/189 Op-Sail’s Spectacular Spectator Fleet by William M. Motor Whaleboat Gets Steam Power by Capt. L.S. Rau 140/195 McCready 54/30 Other End of the Line, The, by Alan D. Frazer 268/40 Mourning on the Hudson. Reprint from New York PARAGON, Period to, by Donald C. Ringwald 49/7 World Oct. 11, 1877 71/91 Passaic, Vagabond Voyage Down the, by Harry My First Ship by Harry Hyder 208/284 Cotterell, Jr. 24/52 New York & Hudson Steamboat Co. Past Years on the Passaic by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 141/13 See: Recollections of the Catskill Evening Line 82/35 Pearsall Excursion Line, The, as told by Capt. Everett H. New York, Catskill & Athens S/B Co., Ltd. Pearsall 21/419 See: Recollections of the Catskill Evening Line People’s Night Line 82/35 See: the Man from Peru 46/28 17 PERSEUS at Twilight, The, by Roger W. Mabie 137/21 Touring the Brooklyn Tugboat Fleets by John Breynaert, PETER STUYVESANT and the Winter of 1978 by Peter Bill Viden & Bob Bracchi 54/34 T. Eisele 146/90 TRANSFER NO. 8 by H. Osborne Michael 84/107 PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES, The, by T.S. Marvel Builds a New “Queen of the Hudson” by William A. Wall 128/195 Wm. duBarry Thomas 221/16 Pioneer Steamboat JOHN STEVENS by Edward O. Two Anniversaries by Brian J. Cudahy 188/269 Clark 187/173 Two Notable Tugs by Donald C. Ringwald 168/255 Pulling a Treasure Back from the Brink by Richard TURECAMO BOYS, The Ocean Tug, by Capt. Howard Anderson 277/38 L. Wentworth, Sr. 106/90 R. Cornell White’s Rockaway of 1877-The Greatest Ugly Duckling Meets the Swan, The, by Alan D. Frazer Excursion Steamer New Yorkers Never Knew 222/114 by Richard V. Elliott 272/25 United States Returns Home by John Curdy 220/284 REINDEER, The Loss of the, by Donald C. Ringwald Visit of the Three Queens to New York City, The, by 25/12 Steven Loveless 265/11 ROBERT FULTON-A Sentimental Journey by Steven Voyage Through the Golden Door by Francis James Duff 264/26 Duffy 142/73 ROBERT FULTON, Farewell Visit to, by George V.W. Weehawken and West Shore Ferries, The, by Harry Kelly 107/125 Cotterell, Jr. 70/38 ROBERT FULTON Passes, The, by William H. Ewen Where Did They Get That Name? by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 59/68 70/38 ROBERT FULTON, S.S., by F.R. Hathaway and S. Whither N.Y.’s Steam Fleet? by Peter T. Eisele and Gmelin 14/244 William M. Rau 126/87 Romer & Tremper Steamboat Co. Wills, Benjamin B. See: The Last Days of the JACOB H. TREMPER See: Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty 130/83 60/86 Wilson Line Ryder Collection of Hudson River Steamboat Models by See: BAY BELLE Steams Again 101/14 Walter A. Tuttle 57/10 Year In the Life of PERSEUS, A, by Roger W. Mabie Salvation Navy, All Aboard the, by Brigadier Clarence 131/151 Simmons 118/84 Sandy Hook Route, The, by Stephan Gmelin 9/142 ATLANTIC COAST: St. Lawrence River & Gulf Saugerties Evening Line by John S. Overbagh and Donald C. Ringwald 145/3 A. TRMBLAY, the Steam Goelette by Daniel C. Sidewheel Ferryboats in Service at N.Y. and Vicinity, McCormick 110/77 1939 (compilation) by Donald C. Ringwald Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. 2/18 Rau 149/17 Staten Island Ferry, The, by B.C. Betancourt, Jr. 26/25 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (Conclusion) by 27/54 28/83 William M. Rau 150/175 Staten Island Ferry Enters the 21st Century, The, by Canada Steamship Lines Edmund Squire 256/280 See: KINGSTON, TORONTO & MONTREAL Staten Island – Perth Amboy Ferry, The, by Herbert B. 17/314 Reed 53/17 River Reflections 34/37 Steam Boat Ventilation. Reprint from New York The Saguenay Service 98/56 Tribune, Dec. 11, 1848 121/35 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope, Ont. Steamboat Excursion of a Century Ago, A, by Harry 52/75 Cotterell, Jr. 21/417 Canada Steamship Lines under Great Lakes Steamboating Memories by William G. Muller 272/11 section Steers Sand & Gravel Co. Canada’s First Steamboat by H. Philip Spratt 55/53 See: Sunk Without Trace – in New York City 65/12 Canada’s Oldest Steamboat by R.W. Shepherd 29/6 Still going Like 60! By William G. Muller 73/10 Canadian Navigation Co. Sunk Without Trace – in New York City by James T. See: 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope, Ont. Wilson 65/12 52/75 Sutton Line The Saguenay Service 98/56 See: Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty 130/81 Canaller Odyssey by Capt. John Ivany 107/132 New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/156 CIGAR, the Steam Launch by Daniel C. McCormick SWALLOW by Capt. J. Henry Bogardus 21/413 111/165 Tell Me Not in Mournful Numbers by Tracy I. Brooks Clarke Steamship Co. Ltd., The, by Ivan S. Brookes 21/411 60/81 61/4 See also: A Summer Trip Down the River 57/7 18 The Steam Goelette A. TREMBLAY A Brief History of the B&P S/S Co. 49/5 110/77 Central Vermont Transportation Company, The Other EASTCLIFFE HALL, A Reminiscence of, by Robert D. New London Line: The Last New York Graham 117/12 Steamers by Martin J. Butler 234/89 Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 CITY OF SAVANNAH by Roland P. Carr 68/98 Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Clyde Line Eisele 175/175 See: SHAWNEE – Clyde Line’s Last Flagship by Guide to American Water Excursion Updated, A, by Thomas R. Blandford 147/155 Peter T. Eisele 179/191 Clyde Line 1944-1944, The, by Thomas R. Blandford KINGSTON, TORONTO & MONTREAL by James M. 131/131 Kidd 17/314 See also: S.S. ANKARA 125/19 MAUDE, The Loss of the Steamer, by Robert W. Coal to New England by Captain Edward C. March Shepherd 47/64 259/181 NORTHUMBERLAND, Fifty-Eight Years from Coastal Colliers by R. Loren Graham 123/143 Tyneside by “Micmac” (C. Bradford Mitchell) Commercial Steamboat Co. 31/61 See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 Novel Excursion, A, by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 97/11 Cromwell Line Ottawa River, Earlier days on the, by S.J. Jarvis 39/59 See: Double Compound Walking Beam Engined Ottawa River Navigation Co. Screw Steamship LOUISIANA, The, by Cedric See: A Short History of 23/25 24/55 Ridgely-Nevitt See also: Loss of the Steamer Maude 47/64 DORCHESTER, Merchants & Miners Transportation SOVEREIGN, Flagship of the Fleet Co. by H. Graham Wood & Ross H. Black 54/31 17/313 Port Hope, Ont., 19th Century Steamboating at: from Double-Compound Walking-Beam Engined Screw Port Hope Historical Sketches, 1901 52/75 Steamship LOUISIANA, The, by Cedric RAFTSMAN, the Saint Lawrence Timber Tug by J.D. Ridgely-Nevitt 155/167 Calvin 36/78 Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co. Graham’s Gallery. Pictorial display by R. Loren Graham See: 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope. Ont. 103/127 52/75 Great Fake, The (A Merchant Ship That Went to War) by Saguenay Service, The, by Gordon P. Bugbee 98/56 Douglas L. Roberts 211/195 SOVEREIGN – Flagship of the Fleet by Robert W. Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Shepherd 54/31 Eisele 175/175 Steam Yacht, Ike Harter Builds a, by Alexander Crosby Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by Brown and Thomas R. Hagley 108/185 Peter T. Eisele 179/191 Summer Trip Down the River, A, by Ivan S. Brookes HETZEL, The Stranding and Salving of , by Robert 57/7 Erwin Johnson 75/71 Touring the Ottawa and St. Lawrence a Century Ago Jinx Ship by George Beater 87/67 (Extracted from Hunter’s Ottawa Scenery, Lady Was a Tramp, The, by Erik Heyl 87/73 Canada West 1855, by R.W. Shepherd.) 45/5 Little White Boats of Penobscot, Steamboats from the Barbour Yard by Mildred N. Thayer 214/89 Atlantic and Gulf Coastwise Loss of Empress of Canada, The, by Gordon Turner 217/30 ADIRONDACK, Lady of Lake Champlain by Lynn H. MADISON, The Old, by William B. Taylor 24/58 Bottum 208/277 Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 by Richard A. Savage Alexandre Line to Cuba and Mexico 1867-1888, The, by 116/196 Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 146/81 Meet S.S. ALLIANCA by Willis H. Miller 156/231 America’s Junior Cruise Ships by Willis H. Miller Merchants & Miners Transportation Co., A Brief History 179/173 of, by William B. Taylor 38/25 40/83 41/7 Approaching the Century Mark. Reprint from Marine 42/35 43/65 44/79 Review 20/390 Addenda to above article 44/87 Atlantic Conference, The: How the Great Ocean Liners See also: DORCHESTER 17/313 were Regulated by Louis C. Kleber 251/192 Approaching the Century Mark 20/390 Black Wake of the ARGO MERCHANT by William P. ONTARIO of the M&M 28/77 Quinn 187/119 The Jinx Ship 87/67 Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co. Loss of the DORCHESTER 107/119 See: A Brief History of the Merchants & Miners Merchant Ships That Launched Mailplanes by David H. Transportation Co., Part IV 42/35 Grover 226/89 19 MIAMI, The Wandering, by Rev. Canon F.C. St. Clair Some British-Built Blockade Runners of the American 60/85 Civil War by Arthur C. Wardle 52/77 MISSISSIPPI, ex-MEMPHIS, An Unsuccessful Some Ships and Their Models by Roland P. Carr 85/9 Blockade Runner by Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt South Atlantic Sisters by Peter C. Kohler 210/89 137/17 South Atlantic Sisters-Delta Line’s “Dels” of 1940 by Morse Name in Steamship History, The, by Byron M. Peter C. Kohler 206/89 Boyles 11/189 Stars and Stripes on the Atlantic: The American Line, Mount Hope, The-Reminiscences by William King 1871-1902 by William Henry Flayhart III, PhD. Covell 226/108 241/18 Neptune Quintuplets, The, by Erik Heyl 37/2 Steamers Saluted in Passing by Edward F. Hamilton Neptune Steamship Co. 36/82 See: The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 Sternwheeeler in New Jersey by Stephan Gmelin 64/94 New England Screw Steamship Co. TITANIC-From A Different Angle by Edwin L. See: Maine Steamboating 1818-1868 116/198 Dunbaugh 237/5 Normandie: Hail and Farewell by Walter L. Meseck To Shining Sea (SS MANHATTAN/SS 220/257 WASHINGTON)-I by Peter C. Kohler 202/89 Ocean and Coastal Steamship Wrecks 1865-1873 A To Shining Sea (SS MANHATTAN/SS Transcription by Capt. Earl C. Palmer 48/91 WASHINGTON)-II by Peter C. Kohler 49/11 50/36 203/195 Old Dominion Line World of Tomorrow Ships by Peter C. Kohler 198/89 See: The Old MADISON 24/58 Yankee Reminiscence, A, by Greg Abbott 224/274 Steamships and Steamboats of the Old Dominion Line by John L. Lochhead 29/10 Biographies 31/52 ONTARIO of the M&M by John L. Lochhead and Alexanderson, Commodore Leroy by James F. Whalen William B. Taylor 28/77 233/29, 249/48 Passenger Lists & Temporary Communities: Who was Alexanderson, Commodore Leroy, 1910-2004 by on the North Atlantic in the Interwar Period by William A. Fox 249/48 Douglas Hart 261/14 Allaire, James P. – Marine Engine Builder 180/263 Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Co., The, by Carl Anderson, Elizabeth Stanton, 1899-1992, A Tribute to, Raymond Brown 58/25 by William A. Fox 205/27 Addenda to above article by W.R. Meirs 62/53 Austin, Jerry and the A.&C. Line by Ann A. Eberle Peril of the Deep by Charles H. Luffbarry 189/21 222/126 Providence and the Fabre Line by Patrick T. Conley, Braynard, Frank O.-Pioneer, Friend & Leader, SSHSA J.D., Ph.D. 270/21 Mourns the Loss of, by Robert C. Cleasby QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 and QUEEN VICTORIA-A 265/45 Historic Tandem Crossing of the North Atlantic Captain Geiger and the Coal Haul by Anonymous by Captain Roger Emtage 265/5 189/17 Railroading on the High Seas by Charles H. Luffbarry Dority, Capt. Frank A. 180/273 See: A Grand Fresh and Salt Water “Old Man” Revisiting the Great Eastern by Edward A. Mueller 120/221 215/202 Dowling, Edward J., S.J., 1906-1996 by William M. Revival of Inland Waterway Passenger Traffic, The, by Worden 221/45, 259/221 G.V.W. Kelly 138/75 Dunbaugh, Edwin L, 1927-2006 by William duBarry RHODE ISLAND 1861-1867, USS, by Charles H. Thomas 259/221 Bogart 123/138 125/14 Ewen, William H., Sr., 1913-2003 by Roger W. Mabie Rough Seas off Cape Hatteras by Roland P. Carr 93/21 247/212 Safety of Life At Sea: A Retrospective Look William Famous People on Shipboard by Jean B. Hess duBarry Thomas 271/25 Greene, Capt. Mary B. 112/227 Saga of the Surviving Coastal Twins by Peter T. Eisele Greene, Capt. Tom 111/164 128/209 Harding, President Warren G. 110/92 Savannah Line Hayes, Ex-President Rutherford B. 118/88 See: CITY OF SAVANNAH 68/98 Roosevelt, President Theodore 113/18 Rough Seas off Cape Hatteras 93/21 Way Jr., Capt. Fred 115/139 The Savannah Liner (poem) 100/134 Wilson, President Woodrow 117/22 SCOTIA, The Blockade Runner, by Erik Heyl 56/79 Wright, Capt. Donald T. 116/195 SHAWNEE – Clyde Line’s Last Flagship by Thomas R. Fitch, John: Inventor of the Steamboat by Michael G. Blandford 147/155 Fitch 118/79 20 Fulton, Robert: A Sentimental Journey by Steven Duff Navigation North and West by Loudon Wilson. 45/53 264/26 44/88 45/1 46/36 47/60 48/87 49/14 50/38 Gamble, J. Mack, Honored, by Capt. Roy Barkhau 52/82 53/14 54/35 56/83 58/37 59/66 61/11 108/206 62/40 64/88 66/37 Addenda 51/72 Goulder, Harvey D., the Steamer and the Man by Harvey Polson Iron Works-Trillium’s Renowned 19th Century S. Ford 18/341 Shipbuilder Leaves Legacy by Jenny Ono Grand Fresh and Salt Water “Old Man”, A, 120/221 Suttaby 274/35 Hays, Will S. – the Man by Alan L. Bates 77/3 SS KEWATIN-The First 100 Years, 1907-2007 by Bob & Haverly, Douglas L., 1925-2003 247/212 Cindy Zimmerman 262/5 James Bard Remembered by William H. Ewen, Sr. SAGAMO, Saga of the, by Skip Gillham 113/21 192/279 Saint-Class Tugs Under the Canadian Flag by John D. Kirby, Frank E., A Biographical Sketch by Gordon P. Henderson 201/35 Bugbee 221/5 Samuel Ward Stanton by William A. Fox 196/261 Kirby, Frank E. – the Steamer and the Man by Capt. SEGWUN, Ontario’s: to Steam or Not to Steam by Frank E. Hamilton 13/217 Richard S. Tatley 122/67 Lathrop, Captain Gideon. The Diary of, ed. By Capt. SEGWUN’s Restoration Begun (author unk.) 128/205 A.C. Scott 69/7 Selkirk Navigation Co. Mabie, Roger, Remembering, by William duBarry See: KEENORA 98/70 Thomas 266/42 Shipping on the Rideau Canal by J.M. Mills 155/181 Manolis, Capt. Nicholas. Autobiography 22/11 Steamboatin’ in the Kootenays by Robert W. Parkinson Meseck, Walter, Finished With Engines, June 20, 1996 23/30 24/59 25/10 by William duBarry Thomas 218/88 Steamboats on the Red River of the North by Loudon Post, Captain Charles-The Life of a Long Island Wilson 8/123 Steamboat Captain and his Adventures in the WENDY B. of Montreal by David G. McMillan Civil War by Edward Magnani 246/116 199/200 Rau, William M. (1929-2007) by William duBarry Thomas 263/48 Ferries & Ferryboats Rumsey, James – Steamboat Inventor by Alexander Crosby Brown 111/134 Across the Canal by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 89/17 Schulte, Matthew (Author Unlisted) 261/5 Across the Tred Avon by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 161/19 Stanton, Elizabeth Anderson, 1899-1992, Tribute to, by Backwoods Ferries, The, by Rodger W. Fredrick 87/72 William A. Fox 205/27 Badger by George W. Hilton 224/278 Stanton, Samuel Ward by William A. Fox 196/261 BINGHAMTON Proves It Can Be Done by Peter T. Twain, Mark: Ship Inspector by Ralph Renwick, Jr. Eisele 137/3 85/11 Birth of a Ferry Route, The, by Clifford S. Hawkins Van Cleve, Captain James, by Erik Heyl 48/81 42/32 Walter Meseck, Finished With Engines, June 20, 1996 Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard by William M. by William duBarry Thomas 218/88 Rau 149/17 Wood, H. Graham (1911-1998) by William H. Ewen, Sr. Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard (Conclusion) by 226/126 William M. Rau 150/75 Bon Ton Ferries, The, by Mildred N. Thayer 220/281 (See also Obituaries-Part XI) Boston Pastoral by Frank J. Skelly 35/66 Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad (See: Boston CANADA—Inland Lakes and Rivers Pastoral) 35/66 Brazil, New Information on Beam Engines Operation in, Canallers and Currents: Fourteen Foot Navigation on the by Donald C. Ringwald 78/54 St. Lawrence by Capt. L. E. McDonald, Edited Brazilian Ferry Boats by W.R. Pratt and Donald Nevin by R.D. Graham 147/149 90/52 Canadian Pacific Railway See: New Information on Beam Engines Operating in See: Steamboatin’ In the Kootenays 23/30 24/59 Brazil 78/54 25/10 Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company, The, KEENORA by Molly McFadden 98/70 by Edward C. Jablonsky 165/3 Lake Ontario’s Railway Ships by Ted Rafuse 246/105 British Columbia Ferries Muskoka Lakes navigation Co. See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 See: Saga of the SAGAMO 113/21 British Columbia “Highways” Coastal Ferries by Frank Ontario’s SEGWUN 122/67 A. Clapp 153/19 SEGWUN’s Restoration Begun 128/205 Brooklyn & Richmond Ferry Co. See: The Birth of a Ferry Route 42/32 21 Buenos Aires Ferry Scene (photos) by Andrew Kilk International Transit Co. Ltd. 218/124 See: Sault Sainte Marie Ferry 94/52 CANORA, The Canadian National Railway’s Ferry, by Correction thereto 96/141 Frank A. Clapp 111/139 Japan’s Growing Ferry Fleet by James L. Shaw 149/27 Cape May – Lewes Ferry Japan’s Long Distance Car Ferries by Ikeda Yoshiho See: The New M.V. DELAWARE 131/151 149/29 Chesapeake Bay Ferry System, The, by H. Graham Jersey Central Ferries by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 13/225 Wood 43/56 Addenda 14/263 Claiborne – Annapolis Ferry, Inc. Last Farewell to the Ferryboat Ellis Island, A, by Barry See: Log of the Wandering Ferryboat 5/63 Moreno 276/34 The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System 43/56 MARYLAND Route, The Steamer, by George W. Hilton Coastal Ferries, Ltd. by Frank A. Clapp 159/165 95/87 Delaware – New Jersey Ferry Co. Michigan State Ferries at the Straits of Mackinac, The, See: They Crossed the Delaware 39/49 by Charles Truscott 114/78 DELAWARE, The New M.V. by William M. Rau Midland Terminal & Ferry Co. 131/151 See: Weehawken & West Shore Ferries 70/40 Detroit River Car Ferries of the Canadian National Mount Hope, The-Reminiscences by William King Railways by George W. Hilton 80/99 Covell 226/108 Detroit River, Ferry Service on the, by Rev. Father E.J. New Bedford – Fairhaven Ferry, The, by Martin J. Butler Dowling, S.J. 40/79 112/201 Double-Ender Diggings by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 147/135 New Castle – Pennsville Ferries, Inc. Erie and Port Dover Ferry, The, by Robert J. MacDonald See: They Crossed the Delaware 39/49 66/34 New England, Excursion & Ferry Vessels of, by Stephen Ferries Forever: 75 Years On the Jamestown-Scotland Dininio 113/13 114/90 Ferry by William A. Fox 236/281 New England Transfer Co. Ferries in the Tar Heel State by Brian J. Cudahy See: The Steamer MARYLAND Route 95/87 244/272 New Hawaii Superferry ALAKAI Sails on “Ocean Path” Ferry Holiday in Greece by Rodney H. Mills 197/31 to the Islands by Shawn J. Dake 263/33 Ferry Tales by Capt. Edward C. March 226/114 New Westminster Ferry by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 120/198 Ferry – Use of the word. New York Central Railroad Co. See: Hear on the Fantail 50/48 See: Weehawken & West Shore Ferries 70/38 Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 New York Ferry Renaissance by Peter T. Eisele 252/273 Found! A Beam Engine Steamboat in Service! By New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Richard Edgerton 63/69 See: Log of the Wandering Ferryboat 5/63 From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound by Robert W. Weehawken and West Shore Ferries 70/40 Parkinson 50/25 and Robert C. Leithead 51/54 New York’s Newest and Shortest Ferry by James T. Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Wilson 32/80 Eisele 175/175 Northland Navigation Company Limited, 1951-1980 by Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by Frank A. Clapp 222/99 Peter T. Eisele 179/191 NYC Private Ferry Operators Fleet List by Peter T. Happy Birthday TRILLIUM! Famed Toronto Ferry Eisele 253/27 Turns 100 This Year 274/28 Ohio River Crossings by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 137/7 Harbor Scenes of Hong Kong by Paul M. Wilson 162/93 Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Hey-Day of the Williamsburgh Ferries by Clifford S. See: The Steamer MARYLAND Route 95/87 Hawkins 19/366 Pioneer Ferry of the Gulf Islands by Frank A. Clapp History of the Kingston-Rhinecliff Ferry by Donald C. 187/191 Ringwald 186/89 Sault Sainte Marie Ferry by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 94/52 Hoboken Ferries, the, by Graham T. Wilson 149/3 Correction thereto 96/141 Hoboken Ferries, The (Conclusion) by Graham T. Sea Bus by Frank A. Clapp 148/213 Wilson 150/91 SECHELT QUEEN by Frank A. Clapp 167/183 Hoboken Ferry Company (Hoboken land and Sidewheel Ferries of N.Y. & Vicinity. 1939 Improvement Company): (compilation) by Donald C. Ringwald 2/18 See: BINGHAMTON Proves It Can Be Done by Sidewheel Ferryboats in Service at New York, and on Peter T. Eisele 137/3 the Hudson, 1905, by Robert McRoberts 8/130 Hoboken Ferries, The, By Graham t. Wilson SILVER GATE, A Little-Known Double-Ender, by G.F. 149/3 (“Jerry”) MacMullen 16/296 Hoboken Ferries, The (Conclusion) by Graham SOUTH STEYNE – The Ultimate Manly Steamer by T. Wilson 150/91 Bruce R. J. Miller 138/67 22 Southern Pacific Golden Gate Ferries By Steam on Lake Ontario, 1820. From diary of Thomas See: From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound 50/25 P. Cope. 58/31 51/54 CPR Service, The, by William M. Worden 98/44 Stamford – Oyster Bay Ferries Corp. Canada Steamship Lines See: The Steamer CHELSEA 93/19 See: The HAMONIC 18/342 Staten Island Ferry, The, by B.C. Betancourt, Jr. 26/25 Tree Line Great Lakes Service 41/4 27/54 28/83 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope, Ont. Staten Island Ferry, The, by Graham T. Wilson 139/153 52/75 Staten Island Ferry Enters the 21st Century, The, by Canada Steamship Lines under Atlantic Coast: Edmund Squire 256/280 St. Lawrence River & Gulf section Staten Island Ferry, The – A New Era Arrives by Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.: Theodore W. Scull 160/241 See: NORONIC – Century’s Worst Marine Disaster Staten Island - Perth Amboy Ferry, The, by Herbert B. by Karl Lee 157/17 Reed 53/17 Canadian National Railways Tales of Six Sisters-Steel Electric Ferries of San See: Detroit River Car Ferries of the CNR 80/99 Francisco Bay and Puget Sound by Barry W. Canadian Navigation Co. Eager 205/5 See: 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope, Ont. Thatcher Ferry (Panama Canal) 52/75 See: Across the Canal 89/17 Canadian Pacific Railway Co. They Crossed the Delaware by Edward O. Clark 39/49 See: The Locks & Steamers of Sault Sainte Marie Toronto Island Ferries 23/35 See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Early Canadian Pacific Ry. Steamships 46/30 Voyage Through the Golden Door by Francis James 1907, Golden Anniversaries, 1957 61/1 Duffy 142/73 Indian Summer on the Lakes 84/105 Wandering Ferryboat, Log of the, by James T. Wilson CARIBOU, The Canadian Passenger & Frgt. Propeller, 5/63 by William A. McDonald 22/3 Washington State Ferries by Brian J. Cudahy 253/15 CAROLINE, New Light on, by Erik Heyl 46/34 Wayward Ferry, The, by Alexander Crosby Brown Cedar Point, Lagoon Boat Ride at, by Jean B. Hess 27/53 79/73 Weehawken and West Shore Ferries, The, by Harry Chicago & Muskegon Transportation Co. Cotterell, Jr. 70/38 See: Sing A Song O’ Doorknobs 29/8 West Vancouver Municipal Ferries by Frank A. Clapp CHICORA, A Blockade Runner That Came to the Lakes, 191/173 by Capt. Frank E. Hamilton 55/49 Where Did They Get That Name? by Harry Cotterell, Jr. Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co. 129/22 See: Farewell to the…Georgian Bay Line 105/12 Wither N.Y.’s Steam Fleet? by Peter T. Eisele and Crosby Transportation Co. William M. Rau 126/87 See: The Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Muskegon Ferry Route 4/42 Great Lakes The Quiet Life of an Old-Timer 39/60 Dark Day on Lake Erie by John A. Ottman 201/12 Ahlmann Flag, Under the, by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 53/8 Design of Passenger Vessels for the Great Lakes, The Arnold Line Steamboat, The Last, by Charles H. Truscott (Reprint from Transaction, 1925) by Dr. 127/131 Herbert C. Sadler & Frank E. Kirby 221/32 Ashley & Dustin Boats, 1862-1945, History of the, by Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co. Capt. Frank E. Hamilton 31/55 See: First of the D&C Boats, The by Gordon P. ATLANTIC of Georgian Bay, Steamer, by W.E. Phillips Bugbee 133/11 10/162 Detroit & Cleveland Steamboat Line Badger by George W. Hilton 224/278 See: History of the Great Lakes Steamer R.N. RICE Bay Line Steamships Ltd. 16/294 See: Tree Line Great Lakes Service 41/4 Detroit & Milwaukee Railway Beaver Island Transit Co. See: The Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Muskegon Ferry See: The Last Arnold Line Steamboat 127/131 Route 4/40 Benson Ford Dream Cottage, The, by Wayne S. Sapulski Detroit & Windsor Ferry Co. 272/21 See: Ferry Service on the Detroit River 40/77 Buffalo (N.Y.), Excursion Boats at. Reprint from Detroit, Belle Isle & Windsor Ferry Co. Seaboard Magazine. 75/80 See: Ferry Service on the Detroit River 40/77 Buffaloe Creek District, Steamboats Enrolled at, by Erik Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway Co. Heyl 73/16 23 See: The Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Muskegon Ferry Great Lakes Lines of a Half-Century Ago, Some, by Route 4/40 James T. Wilson 9/148 Detroit River Car Ferries of the Canadian National Great Lakes Pioneers: Wyandotte Transportation Railways by George W. Hilton 80/99 Company by Skip Gillham 143/143 Detroit River, Ferry Service on the, by Rev. Father E.J. Great Lakes Towing by Tom Collins (W.O. Steubig) Dowling, S.J. 40/76 12/202 Detroit River Mail Boat (Historical account of a unique Great Lakes Transit Corporation marine institution, in the Duluth to Niagara See: Passenger Liners of the Great Lakes Transit regional news section) by Charles D. Bieser Corporation by Lawrence Burke 135/158 126/111 Great Sodus Bay and Its Steamboats, 1874-1910 by Dominion Transportation Co. Ltd. Albert H. Benham 55/58 See: The Canadian Passenger & Freight Propeller Great Western Railway of Canada CARIBOU 22/3 See: Detroit River Car Ferries of the CNR 80/99 Engelmann Transportation Co. Grummond Mackinac Line See: The Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Muskegon Ferry See: Sing A Song O’ Doorknobs 29/8 Route 4/40 Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Erie &Buffalo Line Eisele 175/175 See: OWANA Under Three Names 28/79 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by Erie and Port Dover Ferry, The, by Robert J. MacDonald Peter T. Eisele 179/191 66/34 Hall Corp. of Canada See also: OWANA Under Three Names 28/80 See: VCNV, a Reminiscence of EASTCLIFFE Farewell to SPRUCEGLEN – One Classy Freighter by HALL 117/12 Skip Gillham 177/15 HAMONIC, The, by Gordon M. Potter 18/342 Farewell to the Package Freighters by Skip Gillham HARVEY D. GOULDER, the Steamer and the Man by 191/187 Harvey S. Ford 18/341 Farewell to TROISDOC – An Era Has Ended by Skip ILLINOIS and MISSOURI, The, by Rev. Father E.J. Gillham 168/251 Dowling, S.J. 26/31 First of the D&C Boats, The, by Gordon P. Bugbee Indian Summer on the Lakes by Gordon P. Bugbee 133/11 84/105 Fletcher Engines on the Great Lakes by Rev. Father E.J. International Transit Co. Ltd. Dowling, S.J. 110/67 See: Sault Sainte Marie Ferry 94/52 Addenda 113/41 Correction thereto 96/141 Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Inter-Ocean Transit Co. See: Rails Across Lake Michigan 15/264 See: The Noble Experiment 21/412 Floating Miscellany, A by James Wilson 154/93 Island Transportation Co. Founderings, Famous Fresh Water & Salt, by C.B. See: The Last Arnold Line Steamboat 127/131 Mitchell 9/146 KIRBY, FRANK E. – The Steamer and the Man by Four Southwest Michigan Classics by Rich Turnwald Capt. Frank E. Hamilton 13/217 277/28 Lake Michigan & Lake Superior Transportation Co. Georgian Bay Line, Farewell to the Steamers of, by See: PEERLESS, in Many Ways 36/77 William M. Worden 105/4 Lake Michigan Polar Expedition of 1917, The, by Stuart See also: Indian Summer on the Lakes 84/105 Walsh and Willard Groom 122/72 GLENEAGLES—Last of the Glen Line by Skip Gillham Lake Ontario, 1820, By Steam on, Excerpts from diary 186/109 of Thomas P. Cope 58/31 Goodrich Line Lake Ontario’s Railway Ships by Ted Rafuse 246/105 See: The Quiet Life of An Old-Timer 39/60 Lake Superior Transit Company 1872/1892, The Ships The Lake Michigan Polar Expedition of 1917 of, by The Rev. Father E.J. Dowling, S.J. 47/56 122/72 LITTLE ADA by Clifford S. Hawkins 23/44 Grand, Fresh and Salt Water “Old Man”, A, by W.L. Little Traverse Bay, A Steamboat Chronology of, by Groom 120/221 Allen McCune 23/41 Grand Trunk-Milwaukee Car Ferry Co. Little Traverse Bay Steamers, The Last of the, by See: Loss of the Car Ferry MILWAUKEE 119/157 Richard B. Willis 80/111 Grand Trunk Railway Loss and Resurrection of FAVORITE, The, by William See: Detroit River Car Ferries of the CNR 80/99 Lafferty 166/99 Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Transportation Co. by the Loss of the Daniel J. Morrell by Brian P. Morgan Rev. Father E.J. Dowling, S.J. 32/81 260/269 Great Lakes Album, A, by Rev. Father E.J. Dowling, S.J. Lost Pleasures: Memories of the D&C Night Boats by 122/85 John Henry 192/285 24 Lost, Strayed, or Stolen – One Large Steamer! By Erik See: Sing a Song O’ Doorknobs 29/8 Heyl Pere Marquette Steamer Line Addenda 39/71 See: The Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Muskegon Ferry Maid of the Mist Steamboat Co. Route 4/40 See: The MAIDS OF THE MIST 54/29 Port Hope, Ont., 19th Century Steamboating at. From MAIDS OF THE MIST, The, by Capt. Geoffrey Port Hope Historical Sketches, 1901 52/75 Hawthorn 54/29 Propeller in the Park, The, by Dana Thomas Bowen Manistique, Marquette & Northern Railroad 43/61 See: Rails Across Lake Michigan 15/266 Quiet Life on an Old-Timer, The, by Rev. F.C. St. Clair Marquette & Bessemer Dock & Navigation Co. 39/60 See: Rails Across Lake Michigan 15/266 R.N. Rice, History of the Great Lakes Steamer by Memories of a New SPARTAN and BADGER by Capt. William A. McDonald 16/294 John S. Blank 173/31 Rails Across Lake Michigan by C. Bradford Mitchell MIAMI, The Wandering, by Rev. Canon F.C. St. Clair 15/264 60/85 Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co. Michigan State Ferries at the Straits of Mackinac, The, See: 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope, Ont. by Charles Truscott 114/78 52/75 Michigan’s Grand River, Steamboats on, by Norman J. ROTHESAY CASTLE by Capt. Frank E. Hamilton 85/4 Brouwer 117/16 Royal Mail Line Milwaukee-Grand Haven-Muskegon Ferry Route by F.C. See: 19th Century Steamboating at Port Hope, Ont. St. Clair 4/40 52/75 MILWAUKEE, Loss of the Car Ferry, by Charles H. SS KEWATIN-The First 100 Years, 1907-2007 by Bob & Truscott 119/157 Cindy Zimmerman 262/5 Niagara Navigation Co. Saga of the Seeandbee, The, by Steven Duff 257/29 See: The Saguenay Service 98/56 Saving the SOUTH Took Three by Peter T. Eisele 1907 – Golden Anniversaries – 1957 by Erik Heyl 61/1 135/144 Noble Experiment, The, by John Nelson 21/412 Sault Sainte Marie, The Locks and Steamers of, by NORGOMA of Georgian Bay, The Steamer, by Harry Raymond J. Knight 23/33 Cotterell, Jr. 45/11 Sault Sainte Marie Ferry by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 94/52 NORMAC, The Story of, by Alan Mann 118/75 Correction thereto 96/141 NORONIC—Century’s Worst Marine Disaster by Karl Scrapped at Hamilton by Ivan S. Brookes 62/31 Lee 157/17 Shenango Six, The, by Skip Gillham 139/137 North Channel Cruise by Richard B. Willis 68/95 Ship That Was Saved by a Book, The by Donald S. Northern Michigan Transportation Co. Bowman 166/93 See; The ILLINOIS and MISSOURIC 26/31 Sidewheel Steamer ISLAND QUEEN 1854-1877 by Northern Navigation Co. Capt. F.E. Hamilton 20/391 See: The HAMONIC 18/342 Sing A Song O’ Doorknobs by F.C. St. Clair 29/8 Northern Steamship Co. Small Bay Steamer, The Life of a, by Rev. Father E.J. See: The Wandering MIAMI 60/85 Dowling S.J. 80/110 Farewell to the…Georgian Bay Line 105/4 Soo, Our Great National Asset, The, Author unk. 55/68 OWANA Under Three Names by Capt. Frank E. Soo River Company, The—A New Look on the Great Hamilton 28/79 Lakes by Skip Gillham 162/101 Owen Sound Transportation Co. Ltd. Steamboat Princess, A one-of-a-kind sidewheeler? by See: The Canadian Passenger & Freight Propeller Christopher D. Dougherty 255/210 CARIBOU 22/3 Steamboats for the Gold Rush. The Steamer NORGOMA of Georgian Bay Capt. Fred Way, Jr. & Alan L. Bates (Part 1) 70/43 45/11 Stape Densford (Part II) 70/45 The Steamer NORGOMA of Georgian Bay Capt. F.E. Hamilton (Part III) 70/46 45/11 Steamboats in the Motor City by Barry W. Eager North Channel Cruise 68/95 152/237 The Story of NORMAC 118/75 Steamers at Pointe Aux Pins by Richard B. Willis 65/1 Passenger Liners of the Great Lakes Transit Corporation St. Joseph – Chicago Steamship Co. by Lawrence Burke 135/158 See: Tragedy at Clark Street Bridge 94/43 Peculiar Case in Admiralty Law, A, by W.O. Steubig Toronto Island Ferries 17/318 See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 PEERLESS – In Many Ways by Rev. F. C. St. Clair Tragedy at Clark Street Bridge by Rev. Father E.J. 36/77 Dowling, S.J. 94/43 People’s Steamship Line Traverse Bay Line 25 See: the Life of a Small Steamer 80/110 That Was Saigon 93/16 Tree Line Great Lakes Service by Robert W. Shepherd Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 41/4 American-South African Line, Inc. Valley City Transportation Co. See: Ships of the Farrell Line by Graham T. Wilson See: Steamboats for the Gold Rush (Part 3) 70/46 160/231 Van Cleve Book, The, by H.O. Frink 25/1 American Transatlantic Steamships 1819-1872 by Voyage On The Great Lakes – 1851, A, by Freeman R. Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 47/65 Hathaway 20/394 AMERIKANIS Sails On by William A. Fox 201/25 Walkerville & Detroit Ferry Co. ANKARA, S.S., by S. Pen Cowardin 125/19 See: Ferry Service on the Detroit River 40/77 Another grand Old Liner Gone by Charles E. McCombs Wallaceburg—Canada’s Inland Deep Water Port by 61/21 Alan Mann 190/89 ARCADIA—Last Voyage of a Liner by James L. Shaw Wandering VIRGINIA, The, by F.C. St. Clair 11/179 150/87 Where Did They get That Name? by Harry Cotterell, Jr. Argonaut Steamship Co. 129/22 See: Steamships to San Diego 86/38 White Star Line Arosa Line by Peter T. Eisele 124/212 See: OWANA Under Three Names 28/80 Arrivederla LEONARDO DA VINCI by Peter C. Kohler White “W” Over Blue Waters by the Rev. Father E.J. 178/81 Dowling, S.J. 30/34 Atlantic & Caribbean Steam Navigation Co. Wilderness Voyage by C. Bradford Mitchell 8/141 See: The Steamers of the Red “D” Line 59/64 Wilson Transit Company Atlantic Steam Navigation Co. See: White “W” Over Blue Waters 30/34 See: The Iron Screw Steamer CIRCASSIAN 117/6 Wisconsin & Michigan Transportation Co. Atlantic Transport Line See: The Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Muskegon Ferry See: The Illustrious Ship MONGOLIA 100/123 Route 4/42 Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman 104/163 The Quiet Life of an Old-Timer 39/61 Loss of the MOHEGAN 110/78 Indian Summer on the Lakes 84/105 Other Ships of the Atlantic Transport Line Wooden Steamers: The Forgotten Era in Great Lakes 110/82 Ships by Rodney H. Mills 236/257 Australasian & American Steamship Co. Wyandotte Transportation Company See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/100 See: Great Lakes Pioneers: Wyandotte Australian Mail Steamship Line Transportation Company by Skip Gillham See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/99 143/143 BALTIC—A Famous American Ship by Frank O. Braynard 46/25 High Seas Baltimore and Liverpool Steamship Line, The, by Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 95/83 Adler Linie (Eagle Line) See also: 1867, A Forgotten Year 101/3 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Baltischer Lloyd ALCOA SEAPROBE by John Blake 124/210 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Allan Line Banana Boats, The, by Eric W. Johnson 85/6 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Beaver Line Aloha OCEANIC INDEPENDENCE by William H. See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Miller, Jr. 159/178 Elder Dempster’s American Services 81/7 AMERICA: The Indestructible World War I and II BEN BOLT Transport by Anthony Anable 97/3 See: Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? 51/62 American Competition on the North Atlantic by William Bessemer Saloon Steamship, The, by Ralph Renwick, Jr. B. Saphire 174/81 97/12 American Export Line Black Star Line by Milton H. Watson 192/264 See: End to an Era? 113/3 Boxcars to Boxships, From: The Ships of Seatrain Lines Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 by David Hendrickson 254/89 American Hawaiian Steamship Co. Brasil & Argentina of 1958: 45 Years and 17 Names by See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 Edmund Squire 277/8 Fiftieth Star 72/104 73/20 Brazil Line Steamships to San Diego 86/38 See: 1867, A Forgotten Year 101/3 American Line BRITANNIC—The Queen That Never Reigned by John See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 H. Shaum Jr. 101/6 American President Lines British India Line See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/103 26 See: Voyage on DWARKA, Kuwait to Kawchi, A by “The Queen is Dead! Long Live the Queen!” James L. Shaw 143/136 121/4 By Freighter to Surinam by John L. Lochhead 86/39 The Death of a Queen 122/78 California & Oriental Steamship Co. The Four-Stackers 129/25 See: Steamships to San Diego 86/37 S.S. CARIBIA 132/195 California Steam Navigation Co. CARONIA and the Light House 135/156 See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/99 Cunard Adds a Countess 140/209 ORIZABA 73/15 Modernization of QUEEN ELIZABETH 2, The Steamships to San Diego 86/35 183/195 Canadian-Australian Royal Mail Line Secret on QUEEN MARY, A 177/23 See: Fiftieth Star 73/21 CYCLOPS, The Mystery of the USS, by Bertram D. Canaller Odyssey by Capt. John Ivany 107/132 Bent 44/84 Cape Horn Fails to Live Up to its Billing by Fredrick Davy Jones’ Helper by Victor E. Scrivens 47/58 Gary Hareland 262/39 Death of a Queen, The, by Peter T. Eisele 122/78 Caribbean Car Cruise. Reprint from Time 18/346 DEVONIAN, A Sailing of, by R. Loren Graham CARIBIA, S.S., by Lt. Dale R. Wilkison 132/195 120/215 CARONIA and the Light House by B.C. Morse, Jr. Dollar Steamship Lines 153/156 See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/103 CIRCASSIAN 1857-1876, The Iron Screw Steamer, by The Illustrious Steamship MONGOLIA Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 117/4 100/123 CITY OF KINGSTON—Little Known Pioneer Steam Dominion Line vessel by Frank O. Braynard 90/47 See: Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Century Collins Line 64/91 See: BALTIC, Famous American Ship 46/25 Donaldson Line Collision at Sandy Hook by William du Barry Thomas See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 75/77 Doughty DE GRASSE 1924-1962, The by Peter C. Completes 75th Year in Atlantic Service. Reprint from Kohler 183/173 N.A.S.M. News 26/32 Early Years of Cruising, The, by Graham Stallard 177/5 Continental Mail Steamship Co. East Asiatic Company See: The Iron Screw Steamer CIRCASSIAN 117/7 See: SELANDIA—Landmark in Motorship History Contrast in Careers—COMANCHE and BRITISH by Colin Carmichael 133/31 QUEEN by Grant S. Taylor 16/290 1867—A Forgotten Year in the History of the American Costa Empire, The by William H. Miller, Jr. 169/29 Steamships by Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 101/3 CRISTOFORO COLOMBO—Forgotten Favorite by Elder Dempster’s American Services by M.H. Smye Peter C. Kohler 166/79 81/7 Crossing on a Queen, A, by William H. Flayhart, III Elegance Personified—FRANCE by William H. Flayhart 100/130 III 113/9 Cruise to Rotterdam by John Nicholson 113/12 End of An Australian Era by Peter Plowman 135/139 Cruise Ship on Trial: Putting JUBILEE Through Her End to an Era? By Bradford D. Jones 113/3 Paces by Dr. Lawrence Miller 179/185 Engels Line Cruise Ships for the Eighties by Peter T. Eisele 159/155 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Cruise Ships out of Japan by Hisashi Noma 162/109 Epirotiki Line Cuba Distilling Ships, The, by Captain Edward C. March See: End to an Era? 113/3 237/9 ETRUSCO, Salvage of, by Thomas H. Eames 67/68 Cunard Adds a Countess by Peter T. Eisele 140/209 Faithful Forty-Eight, The, by Capt. Earl C. Palmer 30/30 Cunard Line Famous Old Atlantic Line, A, by L. McCormick- See: Three Big Sisters 35/59 Goodhart 22/1 The Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Farewell to IRPINIA by David L. Powers, Jr. 173/23 Century 63/64 Farrell Line, Inc. The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 See: Ships of the Farrell Line by Graham T. Wilson A Crossing on a Queen 100/130 160/231 “Q-4,” Successor to the Queens 103/113 Fiftieth Star by Robert W. Parkinson 72/104 Tribute to a Queen 106/59 Fifty Years Ago on the North Atlantic by Charles This Noble Ship 109/3 McCombs 84/99 Home in Florida 109/31 Final Unlucky Months of the “Golden Yacht”, The, by Long Live the Queen 111/131 Peter T. Eisele 163/183 End to an Era? 113/3 Final Visit to LEONARDO DA VINCI, A, by David L. Powers, Jr. 167/179 27 First Transits of the Panama Canal by James L. Shaw Guide to Cruise Ships, A, by Peter T. Eisele 148/223 191/204 156/241 164/259 172/259 180/277 188/285 Florio Line Guide to Cruise Ships Marketed In the United States, A, See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 by Peter T. Eisele 140/205 Founderings, Famous, Fresh Water & Salt, by C.B. Guide to Cruise Ships Updated, A, by Peter T. Eisele Mitchell 9/146 144/201 152/234 160/247 168/247 176/253 Four-Stackers, The, by Jack Shaum 129/25 184/267 Free Boat Ride Home, A, by Charles E. McCombs Guion Line 112/209 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 Freighters Deluxe: The Robin Line’s C2-S Cargo Ships Hamburg American Line of 1941 by David Hendrickson 262/17 See: Another Grand Old Liner Gone 61/21 French Line (Compagnie Generale Transatlantique) The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 See: The NORMANDIE Sails Her Last Mile 22/6 Indoors on the Atlantic 97/17 LIBERTE, A Philatelic History of a Ship 37/7 Famous People on Shipboard 113/18 Tricolor and Blue Riband in the 19th Century The Four-Stackers 129/25 49/1 50/29 51/59 KAISER FRIEDRICH: The Ship That Failed The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 169/11 Elegance Personified 113/9 Hamburger on the Hoof-or-The Pandemoniacal Voyage End to an Era? 113/31 of Genevieve Lykes by William duBarry The Four-Stackers 129/25 Thomas 269/37 NORMANDIE, Triumph to Tragedy 130/67 Hands Across the Sea—Den Norske Amerikalinje by Doughty DE GRASSE 1924-1962, The, Peter C. Kohler 178/81 183/173 Hapag-Lloyd’s “Grand Old Lady” by Peter C. Kohler French Line’s 110 Years on the North Atlantic 161/3 138/87 HARTFORD, The Steamer, by Francis A. Hoxie 122/74 S.S. FRANCE—Superliner Remembered 1962- Havre & New York Mail Line 1974 171-155 See: The Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service French Line’s 110 Years on the North Atlantic by 11/154 Malcolm Graeme Riddle 138/87 Hawaii 1854-1959, Steamships to, by John Haskell From a Castle to a Queen by Clive Harvey 171/179 Hawaiian Pacific Line From Field Marshal to Commoner—AROSA SKY by See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/103 Dr. Michael Von Kirvan-Pichette 172/231 Hawaiian Steamship Co. From Passenger to Survivor by Elizabeth Price 157/13 See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/103 Furness Line Hog Island Transports, The, by J.H. Isherwood 91/75 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Hog Islanders, the, by R. Loren Graham & Gordon W. Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman 104/167 Thomas 118/90 Innocent Abroad 108/178 Holland-American Line Galway Line See: Completes 75th Year in Atlantic Service 26/32 See: The Iron Screw Steamer CIRCASSIAN 117/6 Davy Jones’ Helper 47/58 General Steam Navigation Co. of Greece Cruise to Rotterdam 113/12 See: Nelly to a Queen—Greek Line 142/83 The Darling of the Dutch 122/50 Godspeed, Safe Return, and a Merry Christmas by Paul Where did They Get That Name? 129/22 A. Miller 148/203 Miracle That Was PRINSENDAM, The 157/3 Grace Line, The, by Jens Nilsen 103/107 NIEUW AMSTERDAM—A Vision of New See also: End to an Era? 113/3 Elegance 168/259 Grand Fresh and Salt Water “Old Man,” A, by W.L. Holland Memorial, the, by Alexander Crosby Brown Groom 120/221 94/54 GREAT EASTERN, A Look at. Pictorial article 101/24 Home in Florida by Edward A. Mueller 109/31 Great Northern Pacific Steamship Co. Home Lines See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/101 See: Maiden Voyage of a Modern Cruise Ship Great Rum and Banana Derby, The, by Edward F. 163/155 Hamilton 38/34 MARIPOSA/HOMERIC 133/15 134/67 Great Western Steamship Line How to Build a Cruise Ship by Peter T. Eisele 121/11 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 How to Build a Cruise Ship—“America” Style by Peter Great White Fleet, The, an Outline History by Richard T. Eisele 147/163 W. berry 36/80 37/10 Hydraulic Propulsion by Ralph Renwick, Jr. 92/117 Grimaldi-Siosa Story by Peter T. Eisele 173/13 93/8 Indonesian Pilgrim Ships by Peter T. Eisele 139/131 28 Indoors on the Atlantic by Melancthon W. Jacobus MASSACHUSETTS, The Auxiliary Steam Packet, by 97/17 William Earle Geoghegan 113/26 Inman Line Matson Navigation Co. See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/101 Indoors on the Atlantic 97/17 MARIPOSE/HOMERIC 133/15 134/67 Innocent Abroad by Jean B. Hess 108/178 MONTEREY at Fifty-Seven by William A. Fox Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. 189/5 See: Fiftieth Star 72/105 Other MONTEREY Returns, The, 189/5 Isthmian Line QUEEN FREDERICA—A Tribute to Gibbs See: Steamships to San Diego 86/38 146/93 Italian Line Mediterranean & New York Steamship Co. See: Arrivederla LEONARDO DA VINCI 178/81 See: the North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 CRISTOFORO COLOMBO—Forgotten Meet S.S. ALLIANCA by Willis H. Miller 156/231 Favorite 166/79 Memories of AMERICA by Frank O. Braynard 195/179 Final Visit to LEONARDO DA VINCI, A, Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman by Bradford D. Jones 167/179 104/163 Italian Liners 1932-1975 145/25 Messageries Maritimes, Cie. Des Italian Liners, 1932-1975, The by William A. Fox See: M.V. FELIX ROUSSEL/AROSA SUN 145/25 144/213 Italy’s Renaissance Superliners by Peter C. Kohler Three “Nautonaphtes”, The, 168/231 180/249 Merchantmen at Arms by Edwin A. Patt 13/231 Ivaran’s Dual Concept AMERICANA by William M. METROPOLIS, The Wreck of the, by Robert H. Burgess Rau 187/187 58/42 Jamaica Steam Navigation Company Migrant Ship Addenda by Peter T. Eisele 184/289 See: CITY OF KINGSTON: Little Known Pioneer Miracle That Was PRINSENDAM, The, by Peter T. Steam Vessel 90/47 Eisele 157/3 JERVAIS BAY, The, by Stephan Gmelin 11/178 Mississippi & Dominion Steamship Co. Job Action—1911 Style by James Wilson 163/179 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 KAISER FRIEDRICH: The Ship That Failed by W. Modernization of QUEEN ELIZABETH 2, The, by Kaye Lamb 169/11 Bruno Poppen 183/195 LA GRANDE DUCHESSE by Carl R. Brown 63/57 MOHEGAN, Loss of the, by J.C.A. Whetter 110/78 La Nave Blu—WILLIAM RUYS/ACHILLE LAURO by MONGOLIA, The Illustrious Steamship, by George H. Dr. Michael von Kirvan-Pichette 182/89 Seeth 100/123 Ladies of Distinction by Ralph E. Cropley 29/1 MONTEREY at Fifty-Seven by William A. Fox 189/5 Leyland Line Moore & McCormack Line See: Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Century See: End to an Era? 113/3 64/91 MORNING STAR, The Fourth, by Dorothy P. Cushing The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 26/36 LIBERTE—A Philatelic History of a Ship by Harold P. MOSES TAYLOR, The Double Beam-Engined Faust 37/7 Steamship, by Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 129/13 Liberty Ship, The, by David Levine 116/209 National Line Liverpool & Mississippi Steamship Co. See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 Nelly to a Queen—Greek Line by Peter T. Eisele 142/83 Long Live the Queen! By John Shaum, Jr. 111/131 New York & Bremen Steamship Co. Loss of a Liner, The, by James L. Shaw 159/181 See: 1867, A Forgotten Year 101/3 Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc. Walking beam Engine in Atlantic Serv. See: titans and Minnows 112/195 111/154 M.V. FELIX ROUSSEL/AROSA SUN by Dr. Michael New York & Puerto Rico Line von Kirvan-Pichette 182/89 See: LA GRAND DUCHESSE 61/57 Maiden Voyage of a Modern Cruise Ship by Allen E. New York, Havana & Mobile Line Jordan 163/155 See: The QUAKER CITY 40/80 MANHATTAN, Northwest Passage of the S.S., by New York Shipping & Commercial List 1841-1846, The, Bradford D. Jones 114/67 by John L. Lochhead 51/57 MARIPOSA/HOMERIC by William J. Green 133/15 NIEUW AMSTERDAM—A Vision of New Elegance by 134/67 Allen E. Jordan 168/259 Mark Twain: Ship Inspector by Ralph Renwick, Jr. NIEUW AMSTERDAM, S.S., The Darling of the Dutch, 85/11 by William H. Flayhart III 123/150 No Fire Bell in the night by Arthur L. Johnson 131/141 29 NORMANDIE Sails her Last Mile, The, by Stephan The Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service Gmelin 22/7 111/159 NORMANDIE—Triumph to Tragedy by George Prince Pacific Steam Navigation Co. 130/67 See: Titans and Minnows 112/195 Norse American Line Pacific Steamship Lines Ltd. See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 North American Lloyd Steamship Co. Panama Canal, The-Past, Present and Future by James L. See: The Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service Shaw 231/205 111/154 Panama Pacific Line The Iron Screw Steamer CIRCASSIAN 117/7 See: Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman 104/163 North Atlantic in the 1870’s, The, by N.R.P. Bonsor Panama Railroad Co.’s Steamship Lines, the, by Charles 68/91 Rodney Pittee 89/9 North Atlantic Steam Navigation Co. See also: Two ANCONS and a CRISTOBAL 34/33 See: The Iron Screw Steamer CIRCASSIAN 117/4 Passenger Ships of Charlton Steam Shipping Co. by Norddeutscher Lloyd (North German Lloyd) Anthony Cooke 184/281 See: Sea Queens in Exile 59/57 60/87 61/7 62/34 Plant Line The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 See: LA GRANDE DUCHESSE 61/57 The Secret in the Ship’s Safe 105/21 Plate, Reuchlin & Co. Twenty Minutes to Tragedy 128/217 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 The Four-Stackers 129/25 Peninsular & Oriental S.N. Co. Godspeed, Safe Return, and a Merry Christmas See: ARCADIA—Last Voyage of a Liner 150/87 148/203 Photo Look at the First Ships of the 80’s, A, 161/36 Hapag-Lloyd’s “Grand Old Lady” 161/3 Polish Ocean Lines NORWAY—Superliner Transformed by Peter T. Eisele See: STEFAN BATORY of the Polish Ocean Lines 155/155 162/79 Norwegian American line Porto Rico Line, The, by Rodney H. Mills 223/173 See: A Visit to SAGAFJORD 105/19 Primer of Greek Passenger Shipping Updated, A, by Norwegian-Caribbean Line Peter T. Eisele 165/27 See: Viking Visionaries 114/84 “Q-4”—Successor to the Queens by Mike Scott 103/113 NORWAY—Superliner Transformed 155/155 QUAKER CITY, The, by Erik Heyl 40/80 Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Quaker Line See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/101 See: Steamships to San Diego 86/38 Ocean and Coastal Steamship Wrecks 1865-1873. A QUEEN FREDERICA—A Tribute to Gibbs by Allen E. transcription by Capt. Earl C. Palmer 48/91 Jordan 146/93 49/11 50/36 R.R.Cuyler, Decline and Fall of the, by Erik Heyl 32/74 Oceanic Steamship Co. Red “D” Line & Associated Firms, 1854-1937, The See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/100 Steamers of the, by F.J. Dallett, Jr. 59/64 Official Returns of Steamships Registered in the United Red Star Line Kingdom, 1851-1870 by Commander C.R.V. See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Gibbs 74/38 Where Did they Get That Name? 129/22 Old Style Tanker Engineering by L.S. McCready 45/7 RHODE ISLAND 1861-1867, USS, by Charles H. Once and Forever Champion—UNITED STATES, The, Bogart 123/138 125/14 by Gregory J. Norris 153/3 ROBERT F. STOCKTON and the Introduction of Screw Operation Magellan—A C4 Saga by Robert T. Hess Propulsion, The, by Alexander Crosby Brown 41/10 40/73 Orient Overseas Line ROTHESAY CASTLE by Capt. Frank E. Hamilton 85/4 See: S.S. UNIVERSE—Orient Overseas Line Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines 139/143 See: Stretching the SONG OF NORWAY 149/11 Aloha OCEANIC INDEPENDENCE 159/178 Royal Netherlands Steamship Co. Oteri & Co., S. See: By Freighter to Surinam 86/39 See: The Banana Boats 85/6 Rubattino Line Other MONTEREY Returns, The, by Peter T. Eisele See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 189/35 Ruger Brothers Pacific Mail Steamship Co. See: The Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/99 11/154 Fiftieth Star 73/20 S.S. FRANCE—Superliner Remembered 1962-1974 by Steamships to San Diego 85/35 Peter C. Kohler 171/155 S.S. SANTA ROSA by Edmund M. Squire 267/14 30 S.S. Universe—Orient Overseas Line by Don Persson TEXAS CLIPPER, The, by Gary Miller and Paul 139/143 Dempsey 115/166 SAGAFJORD, A Visit to, by Alfred Gray Reid 105/19 That Was Saigon by Alfred Gray Reid 93/16 San Diego Steamship Co. “The Queen is Dead! Long Live the Queen!” by Peter T. See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/101 Eisele 121/4 SANTA CLARA, The Loss of the, by Frank O. Braynard Thirty Ships from Chickasaw: Waterman Steamship 33/5 Corporation’s C2-S-Ei Freighters of 1942-1946 SAVANNAH, S.S., by Frank O. Braynard 16/300 by David Hendrickson 269/20 Sea-Breezing 2,000 Miles Inland by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. This Noble Ship by Frank Cronican, Jr. 109/3 31/51 They Moved the Masses—Postwar Migrant Ships by Seaman’s History of the San Francisco Waterfront in the Peter T. Eisele 181/5 1930’s, A, by Harlan Soeten 188/257 Three Big Sisters by Victor E. Scrivens 35/59 Search for TITANIC by Jack Shaum 157/33 Three “Nautonaphtes”, The, by Dr. Michael von Kirvan- Sea Queens in Exile by Ralph E. Whitney 59/57 60/87 Pichette 168/231 61/7 62/34 Three Ships in Three Weeks by John F. Roos 139/147 Sea Train Lines TITANIC, The Construction of, by Brian A. Dudley See: A Ship That Helped Turn the Tide of Battle for 121/10 the Allies 17/312 TITANIC Unsafe at Any Speed? Was, by Colin Secret in the Ship’s Safe, The, by E.J. Quinby 105/21 Carmichael 121/5 Secret on QUEEN MARY, A, by William H.C. Higgins Titans and Minnows by Wallace G. Carter 112/195 177/23 Toyo Kisen Kaisha SELANDIA—Landmark in Motorship History by Colin See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/101 Carmichael 133/31 Transatlantic Passenger Steamships to Philadelphia by Ship Conversion—An Art by Peter T. Eisele 119/139 Ferdinand Maresh 174/157 Ships of the Farrell Line by Graham T. Wilson 160/231 Transformation of a Queen, The, by Dr. William H. Ship Stack Insignia and Company Flags by John S. Flayhart III 127/139 Styring 61/10 Transmarine Line Ship That Helped Turn The Tide of Battle for the Allies, See: Steamships to San Diego 86/38 A, by Stephan Gmelin 17/312 Treasure, Revolution, and the Mysteries of the MERIDA Ships of Stone to Beat the U-Boats by Bill Durham by Michael Alderson 250/93 82/42 Tribute to a Queen by Frank Cronican, Jr. 106/59 Sitmar Story, The, by Peter Plowman 179/165 Tricolor and Blue Riband, in the 19th Century by Jean Some Experiences with Ship Operation in World War I Trogoff (translated by C. Bradford Mitchell) by Evers Burtner 115/144 49/1 50/29 51/59 SONG OF AMERICA by Joseph Bassar 166/105 Trip to the Tip by William (Bill) G.T. Barber 263/22 South Wales Atlantic Line Triumph and Tragedy: T.E.L. MORRO CASTLE and See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 ORIENTE by Peter C. Kohler 190/107 SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS by Peter T. Eisele 186/15 Tropical Journeyings by “Oran”, reprinted from Harper’s State Line New Monthly Magazine 31/57 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 Tug’s Eve View of UNITED STATES, A, by William A. Steamboat Guide From Argentina to Zaire by William Fox 191/182 M. Worden 201/16 TURECAMO BOYS, The Ocean Tug, by Capt. Howard Steamboats Floated Aboard As Cargo by Allan R. Ottley L. Wentworth, Sr. 106/90 26/29 Twenty Minutes to Tragedy by Klaus Heck 128/217 Steamers of Argentina, A Portfolio by Alistair Deayton Two ANCONS and a CRISTOBAL by Charles Rodney 226/127 Pittee 34/33 Steamship Disasters—In Lithographs by Alexander Two Flagships Meet by George Fitzgerald 250/132 Crosby Brown 27/58 Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company Steamships to San Diego by “Jerry” MacMullen 86/35 See: From a Castle to a Queen 171/179 STEFAN BATORY of the Polish Ocean Lines by Pictorial Tribute to Union-Castle Line, A Theodore W. Scull 162/79 137/25 Stretching the SONG OF NORWAY by Peter T. Eisele Union Steamship Co. of New Zealand 149/11 See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/100 Swayne & Hoyt Inc.—1896-1940 by Frank A. Clapp United Fruit Co. 170/95 See: The Great White Fleet 36/80 Swedish American Line 1915-1975 by Allen E. Jordan The Banana Boats 85/6 141/24 U.S. Inter-Coastal Shipping and the Panama Canal by Tacoma Oriental Steamship Co. by Frank A. Clapp 81/3 James L. Shaw 182/119 31 United States Lines YARMOUTH, Cruising with, by Roger W. Fredrick See: Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman 104/163 77/10 End to an Era? 113/3 How To Build a Cruise Ship—“AMERICA” Inland Lakes and Canals—United States Style 147/163 Once and Forever Champion—UNITED An Interview with Captain Bill Huus-Sandy Hook Pilot STATES, The 153/3 & Lake George Skipper by Ann Eberle 265/23 UNITED STATES On a Short Cruise 155/173 Black Stack Line United States Mail Steamship Co. See: CITY OF JAMESTOWN, the Lone Survivor See: Double Beam-Engined S/S MOSES TAYLOR 59/62 129/13 Chautauqua Lake Navigation Co. UNITED STATES On a Short Cruise by William A. Fox See: CITY OF JAMESTOWN, the Lone Survivor 155/173 59/62 Unlikely Cruising Trio, An, by Peter T. Eisele 185/21 Chautauqua Steamboat Co. Vancouver’s Postwar Merchant Fleet by Frank A. Clapp See: CITY OF JAMESTOWN, the Lone Survivor 182/101 59/62 Vanderbilt European Line CITY OF JAMESTOWN, the Lone Survivor by Martin See: The Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service N. Arend 59/62 111/154 EFFINGHAM and the Summer People by Carl M. Veteran Transport, A, by Stephan Gmelin 17/313 Lathrop 180/261 Victor Lynn Lines Flathead Lake, Vessels and History of, by Thain White See: The Great Rum & Banana Derby 38/35 114/92 Victory Ship—Passenger Ship Conversions by William Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 H. Miller, Jr. Great Salt Lake, Utah Viking Visionaries by Peter T. Eisele 114/84 See: Rocky Mountain Mariners 76/105 Voices from the Past by Frank O. Braynard 74/38 Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Voyage on the DWARKA, Kuwait to Kawchi, A, by Eisele 175/175 James L. Shaw 143/136 Guide to American Water Excursion Updated, A, by Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service, The, by Peter T. Eisele 179/191 Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 111/154 Ice Jam at Rondout! by Ann A. Eberle 224/287 Ward Line LA MAROTTE, Last Winnipesaukee Steamer by John See: Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman 104/163 L. Lochhead and Roland P. Carr 36/87 Warren Line LAC DU SAINT SACRAMENT by Kay Stevens See: Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Century 192/276 64/93 Lake Champlain Steam-Boat Co. “Well Done” by Ralph Thompson 24/56 See: The Diary of Capt. Gideon Lathrop 69/8 Where Did They Get That Name? by Harry Cotterell, Jr. Lake George Meeting 134/83 129/22 Lake George Steamboat Co. By Donald C. Ringwald (a White Cross Line photo series) 111/166 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 See also: Lake George’s Steamboat 112/208 White Star Line Lake George’s Steamboat by the Rev. E.P. Schulze See: Three Big Sisters 35/59 112/208 The Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Lake Steamers by C. Bradford Mitchell 2/12 Century 64/91 Lake Sunapee, The Proud Steamers of, by Richard M. The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 Mitchell 90/43 Fifty Years Ago on the North Atlantic 84/99 Lake Winnipesaukee, Boat-Train Service on, by Indoors on the Atlantic 97/17 Clarence N. Rogers 73/17 BRITANNIC, the Queen That Never Reigned Landlocked Steamboats of Lake Minnetonka, The, by 101/6 John Townsend Gibbons 173/5 Was TITANIC Unsafe at Any Speed? 121/5 Lathrop, The Diary of Captain Gideon, edited by Capt. The Construction of TITANIC 121/10 A.C. Scott 69/7 Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 MOHICAN-A Centennial Observance by Matthew Dow The Four-Stackers 129/25 265/15 Who? Who? Who? Who? by Erik Heyl 51/62 “Mountain Climbing” Steamboat DAN RIVER QUEEN, Wilder’s Steamship Co. The, by Alexander Crosby Brown 148/217 See: Fiftieth Star 72/105 New England, Excursion & Ferry Vessels of, by Stephen Wilson Line (British) Dininio 113/13 114/90 See: The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/92 32 Observation on Confusion, An, by Donald C. Ringwald 111/143 72/111 By River and Rail—The White Collar Line. Reprint Oneida Lake and River Boats by J. Elet Milton 76/99 from Tracks, the C&O Magazine 18/345 78/45 83/72 88/99 90/49 92/112 99/98 Cabbage Halts Steamboat (Believe It or Not) by Allan R. 103/121 107/146 110/87 Ottley 224/298 See also: An Observation on Confusion 72/111 Celebrated Run of FAR WEST, The, by Edward A. Philadelphia Fireboats, The, by Rick Klepfer 219/197 Mueller 152/227 Pilgrimage to TICONDEROGA by Barry W. Eager Centennial of California Steamboating by R.W. 161/16 Parkinson – (Part I) 30/42 Resort For a Paddle Wheeler, A, by Peter T. Eisele CHARLES H. SPENCER, The Colorado River 173/29 Steamboat, by Harold S. Colton 61/6 Rocky Mountain mariners by Bill Durham 76/105 Columbia River Towboat CLAIRE is Burned by Seaworthy, The Voyages of Brian, (Chap. 4 only) by Lawrence Barber. Reprint from The Oregonian. Ralph Nading Hill 118/67 80/106 Sebago Lake, Passenger Steamboats of, by Edwin A. Patt Cruise on the Ohio and Great Kanawha Rivers, A, by 32/77 Roosevelt Thompson 12/197 Some Ships and Their Models by Roland P. Carr 85/9 Delta Queen Steamboat Co. SSHSA Celebrates the Mount’s 100th Birthday by Marie See: Log of the Shake-Down Cruise 140/217 Tinnemeyer 188/275 Luck Was With the Queen 151/161 Steamboat MOUNT WASHINGTON, The, by Paul H. MISSISSIPPI QUEEN in Service 140/213 Blaisdell 1/1 Dickens, Charles, and the American Steamboat by Steamboat on Lake Winnipesaukee by Bob Bracchi and Harold S. Colton 76/103 Bill Viden 48/85 Early Steamboat Accounting: The Interesting Case of TI’ Goes Overland, The, by Ralph Nading Hill 56/76 the Steamboat VESUVIUS by Jan Richard 57/4 Heier 229/35 TI’ Is Through by C. Bradford Mitchell 48/100 Early Sternwheelers Were Not Sternwheelers by Capt. TICONDEROGA Awarded Federal Preservation Grant Fred Way, Jr. 56/73 155/177 Engine Room Bells, Western River Style by Alan L. TICONDEROGA on Her Diamond Jubilee by Benjamin Bates 58/41 L. Mason and Capt. L.H. Bottum 158/95 Evansville & Bowling Green Packet Co. Ticonderoga Reaches the Century Mark, the, by Chip See: A History of J.C. KERR-CHAPERON- Stulen (color photographs) 258/89, 129 CHOCTAW, 1884-1922 52/73 Two Anniversaries by Brian J. Cudahy 188/296 50th Anniversary Cruise Aboard DELTA QUEEN by Whistles of History—Stories of Lake Keuka’s Theodore W. Scull 176/248 Steamboats by Lee Hart Merrick 108/173 First-Table Steamboat, A, by Alan L. Bates 94/49 Woodsum Steamboat Company, Notes about the, by Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 Evers Burtner 22/7 From the Northwest Corner—the Saga of SPOKANE by Randall V. Mills 28/83 Glossary, An Illustrated Steamboat, by Alan L. Bates 62/28 63/61 64/84 Inland and Western Rivers—United States GOLDEN EAGLE—Jeffersonville to Grand Tower by Capt. Donald T. Wright 23/29 AFRICAN QUEEN Saga, The, by Jerry Heermans GORDON C. GREENE, Str., by Roy L. Barkhau 12/199 124/219 Grand Duke on the Mississippi, A, by Roy L. Barkhau American Barge Line 30/29 See: The PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES Green Line 128/195 See: Steamboat to the Mardi Gras 42/33 AVALON, On the Future Career of, by C.W. Stoll The Trade That Will Not Die 47/53 84/114 Twenty Five Years Ago 73/7 Ballroom Boats, The, by Gordon P. Bugbee 239/209 Our Week Aboard the DELTA QUEEN 75/74 Beautiful Ohio, The, by Capt. Roy L. Barkhau 22/4 Ho for Pittsburgh & Way Landings! 80/103 Becky Thatcher is No More by Charles H. Bogart The Great Steamboat Race of 1968 106/94 273/43 A Report on the Race Situation 111/143 BELLE OF LOUISVILLE Steams on by David Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. Tschiggfre 102/67 Eisele 175/175 See also: The Great Steamboat Race of 1968 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by 106/94 Peter T. Eisele 179/191 A Report on the Race Situation 33 Harriman-Type Cargo Ships of World War I, The, by PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES, The, by Captain Edward C. March 207/173 William A. Wall 128/195 Hays. Will S., the Man by Alan L. Bates 77/3 PRESIDENT and Me, The, by Robert Niemeyer History of J.C. KERR-CHAPERON-CHOCTAW, A, 111/149 1884-1922 by Courtney M. Ellis 52/73 Race of 1968, The Great Steamboat, by Edward A. Ho for Pittsburgh and Way Landings! by Harry Cotterell, Mueller 106/94 Jr. 80/103 Race Situation, A Report on the, by John Fryant 111/143 Ho, for the Yellowstone! by Joseph Mills Hanson 28/73 RED ROVER (Hospital Ship), USS, by Capt. Dudley W. HOMESTEAD Makes It Sure by “Micmac” (C. Knox 15/269 Bradford Mitchell) 34/41 River of the West: The First Century Part I-Parade to the LADY GRACE Is Different, The, by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. Past by Robert W. Parkinson 35/53 65/9 Sea-Breezing 2,000 Miles Inland by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. Little Boats on the Big Sandy by Robert H. Niemeyer 31/51 117/9 Seaport in the Plains by Robert H. Niemeyer 118/99 Log of the Shake-Down Cruise by Commander E.J. She Takes the Horns by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. 48/103 Quinby 140/217 Showboat on the Upper Mississippi by Robert Niemeyer Louisville & Cincinnati Packet Co. 108/194 See: The Trade That Will Not Die 47/53 SSHSA Members Enjoy Thrilling Marine Adventure by Luck Was With the Queen by Commander E. J. Quinby Colin Carmichael 149/24 151/161 Stars on the River by Gordon P. Bugbee 240/256 Main Deck (A Photo Feature) 156/266 Steam Dredge As a Museum, A, by Carl Hugh Jones Mary Woods 2 Reaches the End of the Line by Charles 173/26 H. Bogart 277/44 Steamboats in the Dells by Graham T. Wilson 156/235 Merry Christmas Happy New Year (A Christmas Steamboats Owned, Operated or Chartered by the Mystery) by C. Bradford Mitchell 32/73 Greene Line Steamers, A list of, prepared by MISSISSIPPI, The Corps of Engineers Sternwheeler, by Capt. C.W. Stoll 140/222 Jean Ellen Hopkins, reprint from The Steamboat Race on the Mississippi, A, by Capt. Fred Lauderdale County Enterprise 80/114 Way, Jr. 16/293 MISSISSIPPI QUEEN In Service by C.W. Stoll Steamboat River by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. 37/1 38/34 140/213 40/75 43/64 44/84 45/1 46/29 48/90 Missouri River Commission William E. Reed, Jr. 50/28 51/52 52/77 See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Steamboat to the Mardi Gras by Capt. Roy L. Barkhau Murder on the Missouri by Gregory J. Nedved 254/110 42/33 Muskingum Packets, The, by J. Mack Gamble 47/49 Steamboats in Pen-and-Ink by Rev. Lee Huntington Nautical Tour of Ohio, A, by David F. Massie 193/21 Young II 35/58 Navigation of the Columbia, Willamette and Snake by Steamboats on the Red River of the South by Capt. Hugh Hazel E. Mills 7/103 Voorhies 8/120 New Lease on Life, A, by Capt. C.W. Stoll 8/126 Steaming in the Canyons by Glen J. Lathrop 175/171 New Orleans Pacific Railroad Steaming on the Mohawk (The Unknown Battle) by See: Oldest Mississippi Steamboat? 20/385 Philip Lord, Jr. 225/25 New Orleans Steamboat Co. by Donald C. Ringwald Streckfus Steamers by Robert H. Niemeyer 130/93 132/202 See also: The PRESIDENT and Me 111/149 Norman Wiard and His Steam Skater by C. Bradford Streett Towing Co. Mitchell 33/11 See: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Ohio River Crossings by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 137/7 Texas & Pacific Railway Co. Oldest Mississippi Steamboat? By Capt. Fred Way, Jr. See: Oldest Mississippi Steamboat? 20/385 20/385 Trade That Will Not Die, The, by Capt. C.W. Stoll Oregon Steam Navigation Co. 47/53 See: Navigation of the Columbia, Willamette and Trip on the Benson Ford, A, by John E. Jamian 196/280 Snake 7/104 Twenty Five Years Ago by Jean B. Hess 73/7 Our Week Aboard the DELTA QUEEN by Harry Visit to the MV Sarah L. Ingram, A, by Charles H. Cotterell, Jr. 75/74 Bogart 257/17 Packet Boats on the Monongahela by John W. Zenn West Memphis Packet Co. 8/125 See: A First-Table Steamboat 94/49 Packets, Last Race of the, by H.O. Frink 32/75 Western River Engine, The, by William D. Sawyer Painting the River Steamboats of the Golden Age by 146/71 William E. Reed 53/11 Western River Engine Part II, The, by William D. Sawyer 147/143 34 Western River Packet Lines a Half Century Ago by Dollar Line Steamers on the Yangtze River by David H. James T. Wilson 8/127 Grover 195/173 Where Did They Get That Name? by Harry Cotterell, Jr. Dutch Trio by William H. Miller 229/40 129/22 East Africa, Steamship Service on the Lakes of, by Capt. White Collar Line Martin E. Jansson 120/207 See: By River & Rail 18/345 Eastern Mediterranean Shipping Scene, The, by Your Ohio—The Story of a River. U.S.A.E. Pittsburgh Frederick Emmons 151/169 District 55/65 Eimskip: Iceland’s Maritime Lifeline by Edward F. Heite 229/5 Museums and Libraries Entwicklung der Dampfshiffahrt auf dem Bodensee by Freggatenkapitan Rollmann 75/67 Canal Museum, The, by Frank B. Thomson 96/117 European Steamboat Guide by William M. Worden Marin County Historical Society, The Marine Collection 196/288 of the, by Robert W. Parkinson 38/38 Ever-Young Ship, The, by Paolo Taroni 228/293 Philadelphia Maritime Museum, The, author unk. Ferry Holiday in Greece by Rodney H. Mills 197/31 80/108 Finnish Passenger Services, Modern, by Richard T. River Museum at Marietta, Ohio, The, by Capt. Fred Braun 88/107 Way, Jr. 14/254 Fleet the Wars Built, The, by Martin J. Butler 232/289 Society’s Hidden Asset, The, by George Foster 111/151 Found! A Beam Engine Steamboat in Service! by SS JOHN W. BROWN: This Museum Sails by Ernest F. Richard Edgerton 63/69 Imhoff 259/222 See also: New Information on Beam Engines Operating in Brazil 78/54 From Southern Cross to Ocean Breeze; A Belated Overseas Tribute by Brian J. Cudahy 231/191 GALLILEO GALILEI, The Graceful Flagship by Adriatica Line, The Post War Years by James L. Shaw William A. Fox 197/5 199/186 Gippsland Lakes (Australia), Steamers of the, by H.A. African Adventure, An, by Jerome W. Seigfreid 209/39 Bull 73/11 American Steamships on Japanese Ferry Service by T.M. Grace and Majesty Personified: SS France (1962-1974) Milne 120/212 and SS Norway (1979-2005) by William Henry ATLANTA—An Early Link in Turbine Steamer History Flayhart III, Ph.D., FINS. 256/257 by Colin Carmichael 137/13 Graveyard of Liners by James L. Shaw 153/27 Andrea Doria, 1953-1956, The, (author unlisted) Greece—July, 1985 by Antonio Scrimali 176/261 258/101 Greece—The Shiplovers Paradise by Antonio Scrimali Australians Organize to Save Historic Steamships by 154/103 Capt. Martin E. Jansson 123/134 GUSTAF WASA Approaches the Century Mark by Baltic Diary by Peter Knego 235/178 Tarras Blom 129/9 Blockships at Normandy by William M. Rau 211/201 Harbor Scenes of Hong Kong by Paul M. Wilson 162/93 BOHUSLAN, S.S., of Goteborg SDKM, by M.H. Spies History of Shipboard Education, The, by Paul Liebhardt 115/140 227/173 Captain Cook Cruises by Peter M. Plowman 185/29 HMY Britannia 1954-1998 by Stephen M. Payne CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, Bermuda Flagship by Alan 227/196 Staight 62/37 Ineffective Cartel, The, by William Saphire 193/12 CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW in Bermuda, The, by Alan Into the Triangle: Recollections of a Freighter Captain Staight 36/88 by Captain A.W. Kinghorn 273/18 Clandestine Immigration to Palestine, 1938-1942 by Paul IONA, COLUMBA and the Haystack Boiler by Colin H. Silverstone 199/173 Carmichael 129/3 Clandestine Immigration to Palestine, Part I by Paul H. Irish Shipping Ltd. Fleet Roster, compiled by William A. Silverstone 218/112 Schell 232/300 Clandestine Immigration to Palestine, Part II by Paul H. Irish State Transport Co. Silverstone 219/173 See: Sundown on Galway Bay 65/8 CORALITA and WILHEMINA by Alan Staight 29/6 Italian Immigrant Ships by Rodney H. Mills 217/5 CORONA, Bermuda’s, by Alan Staight 77/8 Japan’s Growing Ferry Fleet by James L. Shaw 149/27 CORONA of the Bermuda Transportation Co., The Japan’s Long Distance Car Ferries by Yoshiho Ikeda Steamboat, by Alan Staight 26/34 149/29 Cruising in a Desert Storm by Francis J. Duffy 201/23 Kinder, Gentler Time, A, by William duBarry Thomas Cruising the Swiss Lakes by Francis James Duffy 252/261 189/27 Koln-Dusseldorf (K-D) Line 35 See: Sailing the Rhine With the K-D Line 144/203 Port Jackson and Manly Steamship Co. Lake Lucerne, The Noble Paddlers of, by Alexander See: SOUTH STEYNE—The Ultimate Manly Crosby Brown 102/63 Steamer 138/67 Lake Lucerne Revisited by Alexander Crosby Brown Prague, Steamers at, by Bill Wilson 126/76 142/67 Primer of Postwar Greek Passenger Shipping, A, by Lake of Constance, The Development of Steam Peter T. Eisele 154/107 Navigation on the, by Freggatenkapitan QE2 in Dubai, The, by Ronald W. Warwick 269/15 Rollmann, translated by Mrs. Johanna Whicker QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 Bids Farewell to the British 75/67 Isles by David A. Walker 268/22 Lake Titicaca by Milton Watson 174/111 Queen on the Clyde, A, by Shawn J. Dake 148/228 Land of the Lost Liners by Peter Knego 230/108 RASA SAYANG—The True Story by Don Persson Last Paddle Steamer Built in Europe by Rev. Bird 143/148 (Adapted by Editors) 233/45 Rite of Passage, A-Sailing on the GRIPSHOLM by Last Paddle Steamer Built in Europe Again by Rev. Bird Miriam Sherar 214/119 (Adapted by Editors) 236/281 Rotterdam-The Grande Dame Returns by Ann Eberle LIEMBA by M.H. Spies 107/148 273/6 Limey in Paradise, A, by Captain A.W. Kinghorn ROYAL EAGLE, Farewell to the. Reprint from 237/35 Shipbuilding & Shipping Record. 50/33 London’s First Butterfly Boats by Frank C. Bowen ROYAL IRIS, The Twin-Screw Motor Vessel, by 44/77 Michael H. Smye 40/79 Loss of the Armed Merchant Cruiser Rawalpindi, The, Sailing the Rhine With the K-D Line by Alexander by Louis C. Kleber 255/207 Crosby Brown 144/203 M/S Mistral: The Wind of the Future by Paolo Taroni SAXAREN, The Saving of, by M.H. Spies 103/124 231/214 Scotland’s Three Surviving Steamships by Alistair Magdalena River Steamers, Some Notes on. Reprint Deayton 160/253 from International Marine Engineering 75/79 Setback for the MEDWAY QUEEN by Rodney H. Mills MAHROUSSA, Egyptian Royal Yacht. Reprint from 252/297 Vol. 19, No. 3, The Compass 25/3 Ship Watching in Hong Kong by Stephen Berry 179/181 Main Deck (A Photo Feature) 156/265 Ships of the South China Sea by James L. Shaw 156/256 Mediterranean Summer Photo Survey by Antonio Sinking of the Andrea Doria on July 26, 1956, The, by Scrimali 160/264 Ernest R. Melby 258/107 Murray River, Gem of, by Ronald Parsons 71/73 SOUTH STEYNE—The Ultimate Manly Steamer by Murray River Paddle Steamers by Capt. Martin E. Bruce R.J. Miller 138/67 Jansson 125/3 SS FRANCE/NORWAY-The Last of Her Kind by 1974 Voyage on RAJAH BROOKE, A, by Theodore W. Fredrick Gary Hareland 265/32 Scull 187/201 SS NORMANDIE/USS LAFAYETTE; Death & New Information on Beam Engines Operating in Brazil Dismantling by Robt. J. Russell 213/5 by Donald C. Ringwald 78/54 Spanish Line Update by William A. Schell 221/46 Niger, River Steamers on the, by Michael H. Smye Steamboating on the Inland Sea of Japan by B.C. 24/54 Betancourt, Jr. 61/14 North Irish Channel Services by A.W.H. Pearsall 84/124 Steamship Shieldhall, The-52 Years Young & Still Norway’s Coastal Ships by John L. Lochhead 105/24 Going Strong by Graham Mackenzie 265/32 Operation Pedestal by Charles H. Bogart 211/173 Steamships in the Midnight Sun by Doris Goodrich On Land and Water by Ann A. Eberle 224/282 167/173 On Sweden’s Blue Ribbon-The Gota Canal Steamship Steamers by Muleback by Claire A. Lewis 25/4 Company 228/257 Steamers Out of Season by B.A. Young (reprint from On the Road from Mandalay by Gordon H. Messegee Punch) 41/14 67/71 Sternwheel Steamboat on the Wey by F.C. Mitchell Paddle Steamer—Then and Now by W.L. Walters Page 92/112 18/338 Strange Reactions by Mitchell Binder 207/193 Paddle-Steamers in the Land of the Pharaohs by William Sundown on Galway Bay by R. McElheron 65/8 M. Worden 216/281 Swiss Revival: Old and New Paddle Steamers by Roger Paddlewheel Roundup by Richard T. Braun 110/83 Waller, Andrew Thompson & William M. Passenger Ships In the People’s Republic of China by Worden 252/289 Theodore W. Scull 152/241 Tale of Three Newcomers, A, by Melita C. Gesche PCE Boats to Norway by Lloyd M. Stadum and Frank A. 216/294 Clapp 165/23 Transatlantic Bridge to Spain, The, by Rodney H. Mills Port Call at Istanbul, A, by James L. Shaw 171/169 208/257 36 Transatlantic Bridge to Spain, The, Part Two, by Rodney Canadian Pacific Railway H. Mills 209/5 See: Tragedy in Alaskan Waters 70/35 Trip to the Tip by William (Bill) G.T. Barber 263/22 Canadian Pacific’s Triangle Service 1904-1974 by W. Turkish Vessels Revisited by Antonio Scrimali 174/109 Kaye Lamb 136/197 Twin Screw Steamer EARNSLAW by David Fogg CANORA, The Canadian National Railway’s Ferry by 171/175 Frank A. Clapp 111/139 Typaldos—Riches to Rags by Peter T. Eisele 136/207 CITY OF KINGSTON by Lloyd M. Stadum and William Unfortunate Debut of the FLANDRE, The, by Steven O. Benson 192/257 Duff 272/7 Coal Smoke and Oily Steam by Fred B. Duncan 73/3 Venice, Ghosts in, by S. Pen Cowardin 78/42 Coast Ferries, Ltd. by Frank A. Clapp 159/165 Venture Behind the Iron Curtain, A, by Richard T. Braun Coastal Tankers of British Columbia by Frank A. Clapp 107/140 176/233 Vessels of the Gota Canal Steamship Company (Editors) EPPLETON HALL Celebrates Fourth of July at San 228/287 Francisco by Robert W. Parkinson 140/201 Visit to Perama Bay, A, by James L. Shaw 151/163 ESTEVAN, C.C.G.S., by Frank A. Clapp 126/83 Voyage to the Roof of the World, A, by Steven Duff Fast Boats on the Columbia by Jerry Canavit 215/196 276/38 Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 Wartime Voyage in a Liberty Ship, A, by Captain Forty-Ninth Star by Robert W. Parkinson 70/34 71/76 Edward C. March 274/18 From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound by Robert W. Weser, Jubilee on the, by Dr. Ernst Schmidt 72/107 Parkinson 50/25 and Robert C. Leithead 51/54 West German Excursion Boats by Steffen Weirauch “Great White Steamer” Catalina Reaches the End of the 178/111 Line, The, by Paul Tully 270/28 West Zeda Odyssey by Captain Warren Miller 213/36 Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. World War II Greek Merchant Liners by William A. Eisele 175/175 Schell 197/16 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by World War II Greek Merchant Losses by William A. Peter T. Eisele 179/191 Schell 195/192 Gulf Lines Ltd. by Frank A. Clapp 184/257 World’s Largest Container Ship is Delivered by HARVARD and YALE by John Haskell Kemble 7/100 Christian Eckardt 260/305 HARVARD, The Wreck of the, by Capt. John Johnson 76/107 PACIFIC COAST—Inland Waters and Canada Hudson’s Bay Co. See: Yankee Paddlewheelers in Canadian Waters Admiral Line, The, by Glenn O. Roberts 64/81 65/4 104/179 See also: Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Inland Riverways Co. Alaska Steamship Company, The, by John Haskell See: Sternwheelers on the Chena 82/44 Kemble 53/5 Kingsley Navigation Co. Ltd. by Frank A. Clapp 134/85 Border Line Transportation Company 1913-1943 by LADY CYNTHIA, Last of the Union Day Steamers by Frank A. Clapp 138/77 Peter Ommundsen 160/251 British Built Steam Trawlers of British Columbia by Los Angeles Lumber products S/S/ Line, The, by Frank Frank A. Clapp 178/101 A. Clapp 102/59 British Columbia “Highways” Coastal Ferries by Frank Los Angeles Steamship Co. A. Clapp 153/19 See: HARVARD & YALE 7/100 British Columbia Steamers, Some, by Frank A. Clapp Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/102 123/54 Fiftieth Star 73/21 California, Oregon & Mexican Steamship Co. The Wreck of the HARVARD 73/107 See: Steamships to San Diego 86/37 Steamships to San Diego 86/37 California, Virginia & Pennsylvania-Panama Pacific Loss of Empress of Canada, The, by Gordon Turner Line by Peter C. Kohler 264/5 217/30 California Steam Navigation Co. Maritime Preservation as Community Service Learning: See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/99 The California Maritime Academy & the RED ORIZABA 73/15 OAK VICTORY by Timothy Lynch 266/22 Steamships to San Diego 86/35 New Westminster Ferry by Harry Cotterell, Jr. 120/198 Yankee Paddlewheelers in Canadian Waters North American Transportation & Trading Co. 104/180 See: Steamboats for the Gold Rush (Part III) 70/46 Canadian National S.S. Co., Ltd. Forty-Ninth Star 71/76 See: PRINCE GEORGE: Last Days With Canadian North Pacific Transportation Co. National by Peter Ommundsen 139/135 See: Forty-Ninth Star 69/58

37 OLYMPIAN, A Ship Which Traveled the Waters of Steamboats for the Gold Rush by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. Both Western Continents, St. P., by Freeman R. and Alan Bates (Part I) 70/43 Stape Densford Hathaway 18/336 (Part II) 70/45 Capt. F.E. Hamilton (Part III) ORIZABA by “Jerry” MacMullen 73/14 70/46 Pacific Alaska Navigation Co. Steamships to San Diego by “Jerry” MacMullen 86/35 See: The Admiral Line 64/81 65/4 Sternwheeler on the Chena by Leo H. Malley 82/43 Pacific Coast Steam Schooners by Wallace E. Martin Tragedy in Alaskan Waters: Three Princesses Are Lost 7/105 by W. Kaye Lamb 70/35 Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Two Flagships Meet by George Fitzgerald 250/132 See: The Admiral Line 64/81 65/4 Union Steamships Ltd. ORIZABA 73/14 See: LADY CYNTHIA, Last of the Union Day Steamships to San Diego 86/36 Steamers 160/251 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. S.S. CARDENA 156/249 See: Steamships to Hawaii 1854-1959 72/99 S.S. LADY ALEXANDRA 143/131 Fiftieth Star 73/20 S.S. LADY CECILIA 150/71 Steamships to San Diego 85/35 Vancouver’s Postwar Merchant Fleet by Frank A. Clapp Pacific Navigation Co. 182/101 See: Steamships to San Diego 86/37 Wandering VIRGINIA, The, by F.C. St. Clair 11/179 Pacific Steamship Co. West Vancouver Municipal Ferries by Frank A. Clapp See: The Admiral Line 64/81 65/4 191/173 Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Where Did They Get That Name? by Harry Cotterell, Jr. Peace River’s Last Sternwheeler by Frank A. Clapp 129/22 201/45 Yankee Paddlewheelers in Canadian Waters by Frank Pioneer Ferry of the4 Gulf Islands by Frank A. Clapp Coutant 104/178 187/191 Yukon Steamers by Dale Stirling 177/33 Pretty Trio, The, by Thomas E. Sandry 38/29 PRINCE GEORGE: Last Days with Canadian National Pacific Coastwise by Peter Ommundsen 139/135 “Princess” Line: British Columbia Coast Steamship American Hawaiian Steamship Company, The, by Service by Shawn J. Dake 223/200 Captain Edward C. March 251/177 PRINCESS VICTORIA, The “Old Vic”: Canadian Canadian Pacific’s Triangle Service 1904-1974 by W. Pacific’s Veteran by W. Kaye Lamb 19/369 Kaye Lamb 136/197 Public Convenience and Necessity by G.F. (“Jerry”) Decade of Exploring the President Coolidge, A, by MacMullen 21/420 Stanley Haviland 242/116 Puget Sound Navigation Co. Fleet Flagships: The Story of the Great Northern and See: the Pretty Trio 38/29 the Northern Pacific by John R. Emery 263/5 Remembering the INDEPENDENCE by Ben Lyons Floating Miscellany, A, by James Wilson 154/93 266/13 Great White Steamer, The, by Shawn J. Dake 231/173 Russian American Co. Guide to American Water Excursions, A, by Peter T. See: Forty-Ninth Star 69/57 Eisele 175/175 S.S. CARDENA by Peter Ommundsen 156/249 Guide to American Water Excursions Updated, A, by S.S. LADY ALEXANDRA by Peter Ommundsen Peter T. Eisele 179/191 143/131 Japanese to South America, The, by William H. Miller S.S. LADY CECILIA by Peter Ommundsen 150/71 225/32 San Francisco Meeting, The, by William M. Rau LADY CYNTHIA, Last of the Union Day Steamers by 184/285 Peter Ommundsen 160/251 Santa Fe Tug, The, by G.F. (“Jerry”) MacMullen 33/9 Matson’s Flying Fish, S.S. Malolo by Peter C. Kohler & Sea Bus by Frank A. Clapp 148/213 William T. Tilley 243/173 SECHELT QUEEN by Frank A. Clapp 167/183 New Hawaiian Superferry ALAKAI Sails on “Ocean Seaman’s History of the San Francisco Waterfront in the Path” to the Islands by Shawn J. Dake 263/33 1930’s, A, by Harlan Soeten 188/257 Old Bay Liner on Puget Sound, An by Lloyd M. Stadum SECHELT QUEEN by Frank A. Clapp 167/183 153/31 Southern Pacific Golden Gate Ferries Postwar Pacific Presidents: S.S. President Cleveland & See: From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound 50/25 S.S. President Wilson by Peter C. Kohler 51/54 238/89 Steamboating on the Snake River by Robert Mayo Prewar Pacific Presidents (SS President Hoover & SS 156/253 President Coolidge) by Peter C. Kohler 242/89 38 Princess That Became Queen, A, by Frank A. Clapp Keeping A Steamboat as a Pet by Richard M. Mitchell 161/31 23/27 Queen Mary Gets Company as Carnival Cruise Lines’ LESTREL—Last of Its Kind by Richard M. Mitchell New West Coast Embarkation Port Opens in 126/78 Long Beach by Shawn J. Dake 248/300 Labor of Love by Richard M. Mitchell 62/25 65/11 S.S. CARDENA by Peter Ommundsen 156/249 Motor Whaleboat Gets Steam Power by Capt. L.S. S.S. LADY ALEXANDRA by Peter Ommundsen McCready 54/30 143/131 SCUDDER and Her Skipper by Commander E.J. Quinby S.S. LADY CECILIA by Peter Ommundsen 150/71 49/9 Scandalous Ship MONGOLIA by Robert Barde 250/112 Steam Yacht, Ike Harter Builds a, by Alexander Crosby Seaman’s History of the San Francisco Waterfront in the Brown and Thomas R. Hagley 108/175 1930’s, A, by Harlan Soeten 188/257 SUSAN GAIL, A Labor of Love by Alexander Crosby Second City of Honolulu, The, by Gordon R. Ghareeb Brown 125/9 and Martin J. Cox 239/173 Something New in Alaska by Brian J. Cudahy 250/124 Steamer CATALINA and Her Engines, The, by William D. Sawyer 136/217 Engines, Boilers and Other Technical Matters SUNDANCER’S Last Waltz by Frank A. Clapp 172/253 ATLANTA—An Early Link In Turbine Steamer History Swayne & Hoyt Inc.—1896-1940 by Frank A. Clapp by Colin Carmichael 137/13 170/95 ATLANTA of the Chesapeake Line by H. Osborne Tales of Six Sisters-Steel Electric Ferries of San Michael 91/78 Francisco Bay and Puget Sound by Barry W. Beam Engines Operating in Brazil, New Information on, Eager 205/5 by Donald C. Ringwald 78/54 Three Decades of Containerization in the Pacific by Bessemer Saloon Steamship, The, by Ralph Renwick, Jr. James L. Shaw 196/277 97/12 Treasure Island and its Fair by Robert W. Parkinson Boiler, The Scotch Marine, by H. Osborne Michael 193/32 100/126 TROPICAL RAINBOW, Japanese Passenger-Cargo Durable Paddlewheel, The, by Colin Carmichael Ship by James L. Shaw 205/38 148/219 Tugboat Technology—The Tractor Tug by Josef M. Early Days of Wireless at Sea, The, by Louis C. Kleber Willensky 178/95 260/303 200 Years of Columbia River Navigation by James L. Early Sternwheelers Were Not Sternwheelers by Capt. Shaw 205/40 Fred Way, Jr. 56/73 Ugly Ducklings, The: Japan’s Liberty Ship Equivalents Fitch, John: Inventor of the Steamboat, by Michael G. of WWII by S.C. Heal 245/36 Fitch 118/79 Union Steamships Ltd. HARTFORD, U.S.S., by Capt. L.S. McCready 58/39 See: LADY CYNTHIA, Last of the Union Day How to Build a Cruise Ship by Peter T. Eisele 121/11 Steamers 160/251 HOWARD CASSARD, Knife Blade on Edge, by S.S. CARDENA 156/249 William C. Steuart 33/7 S.S. LADY ALEXANDRA 143/131 Hydraulic Propulsion by Ralph Renwick, Jr. 92/117 S.S. LADY CECILIA 150/71 93/8 VAMOOSE and I, The, by Fred B. Duncan 66/32 IONA, COLUMBA and the Haystack Boiler by Colin VIRGINIA V, Five! Not Vee! by David Fogg 183/199 Carmichael 129/3 Washington State Ferries by Brian J. Cudahy 253/15 Liberty Ship, The, by David Levine 116/209 Liberty Ship Engine, The, by Charles F. Cardinell Steam Launches 185/13 MASSACHUSETTS, The Auxiliary Steam Packet by AFRICAN QUEEN Saga, The, by Jerry Heermans William Earle Geoghegan 113/26 124/219 New Steam Engines for Paddle Ships by Roger M. CIGAR, The Steam Launch, by Daniel C. McCormick Waller 242/119 111/165 NOVELTY, Steamer: An Innovation in Design, by Early American Launches by Wilbur J. Chapman 69/12 David P. Bikle 95/93 George Whitney, Maker of Steamboats, by Richard M. NS Savannah: Nuclear Pioneer Sails Ahead by William Mitchell 27/51 A. Fox 260/291 JOHNNY N, Midget of the Sound, by John Nernoff, Jr. ROBERT. F. STOCKTON and the Introduction of Screw 51/53 Propulsion, The, by Alexander Crosby Brown 40/73 39 Rumsey, James—Steamboat Inventor by Alexander Final Westbound Transatlantic Voyage of QE2, The, by Crosby Brown 111/134 Roger Emtage 268/29 Safety of Life At Sea: A Retrospective Look by William Genesis of the QUEEN MARY 2 by Stephen M. Payne duBarry Thomas 271/25 249/5 Ship Conversion—An Art by Peter T. Eisele 119/139 Guide to Cruise Ships, A, by Peter T. Eisele 148/223 Some Experiences with Ship Operation in World War I 156/241 164/259 172/259 180/277 188/285 by Evers Burtner 115/144 Guide to Cruise Ships Marketed in the United States, A, Spoke Steering vs. Lever Steering by George V.W. Kelly by Peter T. Eisele 140/205 147/160 Guide to Cruise Ships Updated, A, by Peter T. Eisele Steam Yacht Cangarda-Back From Oblivion by 144/201 152/234 160/247 168/247 176/253 Matthew S. Schulte 270/17 184/267 Steamer CATALINA and Her Engines, the, by William Guide to Cruise Ships by Peter T. Eisele 204/281 D. Sawyer 136/217 Guide to Cruise Ships, 1994 by Peter T. Eisele 212/285 TITANIC, The Construction of, by Brian A. Dudley Guide to Cruise Ships, 1996 by Peter T. Eisele 220/290 121/10 Cruise Ship Guide Update-1998 by Peter T. Eisele TITANIC Unsafe at Any Speed? Was, by Colin 224/293 Carmichael 121/5 Guide to Cruise Ships 1998 by Peter T. Eisele 227/207 TRANSFER NO. 8 by H. Osborne Michael 84/107 Guide to Cruise Ships-2000 by Peter T. Eisele 235/199 Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service, The, by Guide to Cruise Ships, 2002 by Peter T. Eisele 243/200 Cedric Ridgely-Nevitt 111/154 Guide to Cruise Ships, 2003 by Peter T. Eisele 247/207 Western River Engine, The, by William D. Sawyer Guide to Cruise Ships, 2004 by Peter T. Eisele 251/199 146/71 Guide to Cruise Ships, 2006 by Peter T. Eisele 259/199 Western River Engine Part II, The, by William D. Guide to Cruise Ships, 2008 by Peter T. Eisele 267/20 Sawyer 147/143 Guide to Cruise Ships Updated-2009 by Peter T. Eisele Wireless and the Ships at Sea by Henry G. Pettitt 209/33 271/5 “World’s Largest & Most Efficient” Vessels by Jack Guide to Cruise Ships 2010 by Peter T. Eisele 275/66 Shaum 277/48 How to Build a Cruise Ship by Peter T. Eisele 121/11 How to Build a Cruise Ship—“America” Style by Peter Cruise Ships T. Eisele 147/163 Last Cruise of the SS WEST KEBAR by Captain Dwight All That Glitters-Eurposa’s & Stardancer’s Casino Boats A. Smith 249/27 by Peter T. Eisele 258/113 le nouveau paquebot France by Jack Shaum 275/30 AMERICA by Peter C. Kohler 144/90 Louis Cruise Lines and its Vintage Steamships by Rick America’s Junior Cruise Ships by Willis H. Miller Frendt 271/11 179/173 Maiden Voyage of the QUEEN MARY 2, The, by American Cruise Lines, Inc. Thomas E. Cassidy 249/18 See: Revival of Inland Waterway Passenger Traffic, Maritime History Cruise to Bermuda on QE2 by Francis The, 138/75 James Duffy 219/195 An American Officer on the Bridge of the Queen Mary 2 Millennium in Steel by John Maxtone-Graham 235/173 by Jack Shaum 260/306 MONTEREY at Fifty-Seven by William a. Fox 189/5 Birthday Gift for a Queen, A, by Peter T. Eisele 212/257 Monterey-The Last of the Matson Liners by Rick Frendt Cape Horn Fails to Live Up to its Billing by Fredrick 253/5 Gary Hareland 262/39 Next Cruise Travel Revolution, The-Jet Propulsion by Celebration of the QE2’s 25th Anniversary, In, by Mark Fredrick Gary Hareland 273/16 D. Warren 212/279 New MS Rotterdam, The, by Stephen M. Payne 222/89 Cruise Guide ’92 by Peter T. Eisele 200/274 Ocean Voyage-1842 Style by Charles O.L. Lawesson Cruise Ship Guide Update, 2007 by Peter T. Eisele 204/275 263/26 Passenger Ship Advertising-From Mere Announcement Cruise Ship Update—October 1989 by Peter T. Eisele to Media Glamour by Louis C. Kleber 263/43 192/280 PILGRIM BELLE—A Compliment to Steamboating by Cruise Ships for the Eighties by Peter T. Eisele 159/155 Willie and Marie Tinnemeyer 176/247 Early Years of Cruising, The, by Graham Stallard 177/5 Preserving the Queen Mary by Ronald L. Smith 234/114 Farewell Norway by Timothy J. Dacey 239/201 Preview of Cunard’s New Queen Victoria, A (author Farewell to Queen Elizabeth 2 by Timothy J. Dacey unlisted) 258/124 268/5 Queen Elizabeth 2 Anniversary Cruise by Tom Cassidy 50th Anniversary Celebration of SS Independence: 231/203 Hawaiian Island Cruise, June 30-July 7, 2001 Queen Elizabeth 2 Bids Farewell to the British Isles by by Martin J. Cox 239/189 David A. Walker 268/22 40 QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 and QUEEN VICTORIA-A Annual Meeting—Baltimore, 1987 by Peter T. Eisele Historic Tandem Crossing of the North Atlantic 182/117 by Captain Roger Emtage 265/5 Annual Meeting at Fort Schuyler by Kathy Farnsworth Queen Mary Gets Company as Carnival Cruise Lines’ 186/105 New West Coast Embarkation Port Opens in Annual Meeting at Philadelphia, The, by William M. Long Beach by Shawn J. Dake 248/300 Rau 159/185 Queen Mary 2 Nears Completion at St. Nazaire 246/125 Autumn 2000 Meeting on board RMS Queen Mary by Queen Victoria and the Pirates by Philip Sims 274/38 Martin J. Cox 236/295 Queen’s Final Voyage to her New Home, The, by Chuck Rochon-2007 Recipient of H. Graham Wood Stanley Haviland 269/5 Award 263/42 Revival of Inland Waterway passenger Traffic, The, by Fall Meeting by Hank Bishop 189/31 G.V.W. Kelly 138/75 Fall Meeting at Norfolk and Newport News, September Rotterdam-The Grande Dame Returns by Ann Eberle 25-27, 1998 by William A. Fox 229/33 273/6 Fall SSHSA Meeting at Bath by Stephen Gmelin 197/28 S.S. SANTA ROSA by Edmund M. Squire 267/14 Frequently Asked Questions That Come To Us at Sinking of the M/V Sea Diamond, The, by Michael SSHSA 272/5, 272/19 Hipler 262/36 George W. Hilton Receives the 2008 Samuel Ward SUNDANCER’S Last Waltz by Frank A. Clapp Stanton Award by Barry Eager 267/37 172/253 Hampton Roads Meeting by Theodore W. Scull 195/202 Update to Guide to Cruise Ships-2005 by Peter T. Eisele International 2009 Art & Photo Contest Winners 273/30 255/201 Lake George Meeting 134/83 Updated Guide to Cruise Ships-1999 by Peter T. Eisele Lake George Meeting of the SSHSA by Kay Stevens 231/197 208/290 Updates 2001 to Guide to Cruise Ships 2000 by Peter T. Liberty Ship JOHN W. BROWN is SSHSA’s Ship of the Eisele 239/193 Year for 2007 by Jack Shaum 263/39 Visit of the Three Queens to New York City, The, by 1995 Scale Ship Model Competition, SSHSA Award Steven Loveless 265/11 Winner 214/254 50th Anniversary Cruise Aboard DELTA QUEEN by Theodore W. Scull 176/248 Tugs Pilgrimage to TICONDEROGA by Barry W. Eager 161/16 Captain Geiger and the Coal Haul by Anonymous Toronto Meeting 215/214 189/17 Queen Mary is SSHSA’s Ship of the Year for 2006 by Coast Ferries, Ltd. by Frank Al. Clapp 159/165 Christopher D. Dougherty 259/219 Cornell Steamboat Company SSHSA Annual Appeal Donors 275/34 See: Two Notable Tugs 168/255 1996 SSHSA Awards 221/47 DOROTHY, Hull Number One Comes Home by 1998 Lifetime Achievement Award, William H. Ewen, William A. Fox 141/3 Sr. 226/107 EL TORO by William A. Fox 163/165 1998 SSHSA Award Winners by Timothy J. Dacey EPPLETON HALL Celebrates Fourth of July at San 229/42 Francisco by Robert W. Parkinson 140/201 1999 SSHSA Award Winners by Timothy J. Dacey The Hometown Fleet of Southport, Maine by Alden P. 233/39 Stickney 190/98 2000 SSHSA Award Winners by Timothy J. Dacey I Remember by Fred G. Godfrey 177/19 238/121 OCEAN HAWK II by George H. Burns 172/255 2001 SSHSA Award Winners 242/128 Peril of the Deep by Charles H. Luffbarry 189/21 2002 SSHSA Award Winners 246/126 Railroading on the High Seas by Charles H. Luffbarry 2004 SSHSA Award Winners 251/216 180/273 2005 SSHSA Award Winners 256/293 Saint-Class Tugs Under the Canadian Flag by John D. 2009 SSHSA Award Winners by Barry W. Eager Henderson 201/35 273/26 Second Annual Boston Tug Master and Parade by Henry 2008 C. Bradford Mitchell Award Goes to the SS T. Bishop 183/207 UNITED STATES Conservancy by Christopher Tugboat Technology—The Tractor Tug by Josef M. Dougherty 267/36 Willensky 178/95 SSHSA Holds 2006 Annual Meeting Aboard the Queen Two Notable Tugs by Donald C. Ringwald 168/255 Mary in Long Beach by Jack Shaum 259/216 SSHSA Holds 2007 Annual Meeting in Baltimore by SSHSA Affairs Jack Shaum 263/35

41 SSHSA Meets in Arlington, VA by Frank X. Prudent Miscellaneous 247/213 SSHSA Annual Appeal Donors 277/54 AFRICAN QUEEN by Carl M. Lathrop 165/18 SSHSA Annual Meeting Held in New London, CT by An Interview with Captain Bill Huus-Sandy Hook Pilot John H. Shaum, Jr. 251/219 & Lake George Skipper by Ann Eberle 265/23 SSHSA 2007 Annual Fund 265/46 Andrea Doria, The (Pictures) (author unlisted) 219/205 SSHSA 2008 Capital Campaign 267/39 Another Step Forward for the United States by Jack SSHSA 2009 Annual Appeal Contributors 271/39 Shaum 277/36 Spring 1998 Meeting in Michigan & Wisconsin 226/124 Art in the MANHATTAN and WASHINGTON by Spring 2000 Meeting in New York by Timothy J. Dacey David Hendrickson 207/196 234/128 Badger Mariner to Universe by Paul Liebhardt 227/187 Society’s New Home Port, The: Heritage Harbor Blue Riband, The-An Elusive Pearl of Achievement in Museum by Barry W. Eager 244/265 the Great Days of Ocean Travel by Louis C. SSHSA Ship of the Year, SY Cangarda by Richard Kleber 272/34 Rabbett 276/8 Captain of the Line-An Interview with Captain John S. Ship of the Year Award-E.M. Ford 225/51 Tucker by Larry Driscoll 266/5 SSHSA Ship of the Year, SS United States by Richard Collecting Shipline China by Karl D. Spence 192/273 D. Rabbett 276/6 Collecting Ships Menus: A Little Bit of History by SSHSA Ship of the Year, VIRGINA V by William M. Mariam Ghose Sherar 248/287 Worden 216/306 Dating Ships China by Daniel C. Krummes 199/182 SSHSA Finalizes Partnership in the Heritage Harbor Fast Convoy by Captain Edward C. March 216/285 Museum Project 232/306 Federals, The-U.S. Shipping Board Designs 1037 by Steamers and Other Ships, SSHSA 1997 European Tour Captain Edward C. March 214/100 by Wm. M. Worden 224/286 First Transits of the Panama Canal by James L. Shaw Steamship Historical Society: Annual Fund 191/204, 195/185 Underwriters 244/269 Guide to Riverboat Gambling Vessels by David F. 2001 SSHSA Award Winners 242/128 Massie 217/20 Meet the Crew of Steamboat Bill 245/41 Interview with Carol Marlow, President of the Cunard 2002 SSHSA Award Winners 246/126 Line: The LinersList (author unlisted) 258/133 Steamship Historical Society: Annual Fund Job Action—1911 Style by James Wilson 163/179 Underwriters 247/215 JOSEPH HENRY at 75 by William A. Fox 169/27 2004 SSHSA Award Winners 251/216 Liberty Sailor by William A. Fox 211/189 Steamship Historical Society 2004 Annual Fund Life in Marsodak, 1938-1940 by Capt. Edward C. March Contributors 255/212 233/4 2005 SSHSA Award Winners 256/293 Lifetime’s Memories of Some Special Ships and Bridging the Years, Planned Giving to Secure the Future Shipyards, A, by Philip Thiel 262/29 of SSHSA 257/38 Loss of America, The, by Stamos C. Ioannou 210/127 Steamer Sabino is SSHSA’s Ship of the Year for 2008 Lytle List, The, by Forrest R. Holdcamper 28/78 by Christopher Dougherty 267/33 Meet the Crew of Steamboat Bill (author unlisted) Steamship Historical Society 2005 Annual Fund 245/41 Contributors 257/40, 259/225 Memo from the Founder by Jay Allen 74/35 Steamship Historical Society: Annual Fund Mercy Ships-The First 25 Years by Shawn J. Dake Underwriters 241/18 245/5 Steamship Historical Society Opens Office on Queen My First Voyages by Captain A.W. “Sandy” Kinghorn Mary by Martin Cox 244/270 264/39 Steamship Historical Society: Annual Fund New Look in American Maritime Licenses, A, by Capt. Underwriters 247/215 Robert Stanley Bates 244/285 Steamship Historical Society: 2003 Annual Fund One Man’s Shipping Company by John H. Shaum, Jr. Contributors 225/5 Steamship Historical Society 2004 Annual Fund Panama Canal, The, by Robert W. Parkinson 89/3 Contributors 255/212 Addenda 93/10 Steamship Historical Society 2005 Annual Fund Poster Collection of Stephen Barrett Chase, The, by Contributors 257/40, 259/225 Edwin L. Dunbaugh 210/125 Steamship Historical Society 2006 Annual Fund Remembering a WWII Shipmate by James Stevenson Contributors 261/49, 261/47 219/213 To the Russian North (The 2002 SSHSA tour to Russia) Reviewing the Columbus Quincentenary Celebration by by William M. Worden 243/296 William M. Rau 204/291

42 SS America-A Photographic Tribute (author unlisted) United States Gets a Reprieve, The, by Jack Shaum 254/103 275/6 Skinner and Eddy and Their 1105’s by Captain Edward Useful Hog Island Freighters, The, by Captain Edward C. March 212/269 C. March 246/89 Steam Dredge As a Museum, A, by Carl Hugh Jones U.S. Merchant Marine, The-In Model Form by Captain 173/26 Roland R. Parent 273/32 Steamboat Courtesy by Conrad Milster, Jr. 102/72 USCG SORRELL, WLb 296 by Francis J. Duffy Steamboat Modeling. Collectively written by 5 modelers 208/274 104/172 U.S.S.B. Design 1013 by Captain Edward C. March Steamers of the United States Shipping Board Recruiting 203/181 Service-America’s WWI Training Program for William Muller Marine Paintings by Patricia Smith the Merchant Marine by Norman Brouwer 170/109 247/193 World of Steam, The, by William M. Worden 216/257 Steamship Historians in the Navy! By Wm. King Covell World of Steam, The, by Alistair Deayton and William 63/67 M. Worden 248/257 Tankers and the Shipping Board’s Design 1059 by Capt. World Steamboat Directory by Alistair Deayton 232/257 Edward C. March 220/270 World War I Ships of Design 1079 by Capt. Edward C. The 1032’s-And More by Capt. Edward C. March March 218/89 229/21 YAMACRAW: Curious Career of a Cable Ship by United States Army David H. Grover 176/251 See: JOSEPH HENRY at 75 169/27 United States Navy See: Uncle Jack’s VESUVIUS 134/77 Uncle Jack’s VESUVIUS by Commander E.J. Quinby 134/77

PART III -- AUTHORS OF FEATURE ARTICLES

This section includes only the authors of Steamboat Bill (PowerShips) feature articles. Authors of books and other publications reviewed in Steamboat Bill (PowerShips) will be found in Part X.

Abbott, Greg 1995 Scale Ship Model Competition, SSHSA Award A Yankee Reminiscence 224/274 Winner 214/154 Adams, Arthur C. (“Sandy”) The Andrea Doria (Pictures) 219/205 The Central Vermont Transportation Co. 4/44 On Sweden’s Blue Ribbon-The Gota Canal A Mighty Banner 4/61 Steamship Company 228/257 ATLANTIC, Gaslight Queen of the Sound 33/4 SSHSA Finalizes Partnership in the Heritage Harbor Alderson, Michael Museum Project 232/306 Treasure, Revolution and the Mysteries of the Last Paddle Steamer Built in Europe 233/45 MERIDA 250/93 Last Paddle Steamer Built in Europe Again 236/281 Allen, Jay (See Allen, Joseph Jr.) Now That’s Traveling (traveling from New England Allen, Joseph Jr. (“Jay”) to the Mariners Museum in 1946) 241/35 Eastern S/S Lines Fleet List 1939-1940 3/29 Queen Mary 2 Nears Completion at St. Nazaire Morsiana 33/1 246/125 Memo from the Founder 74/35 FDR Was One of Us 250/133 A Pictorial Display 110/95 SS AMERICA-A Photographic Tribute 254/103 Anable, Anthony The Andrea Doria, 1953-1956 258/101 AMERICA: The Indestructible World War I and II A Preview of Cunard’s New Queen Victoria Transport 97/3 258/124 Anderson, Richard Interview with Carol Marlow, President of the Pulling a Treasure Back from the Brink 277/38 Cunard Line: The LinersList 258/133 Arend, Martin N. Commodore Ronald Warwick Honored at Farewell CITY OF JAMESTOWN, the Lone Survivor 59/62 Dinner 259/224 Author Unlisted Matthew Schulte 261/5 Captain Geiger and the Coal Haul 189/17 All But Gone-SS KEEWATIN (Photo Collection) 262/5 43 International 2009 Art & Photo Contest Winners Strange Reactions 207/193 273/30 Bishop, Henry T. Bailey, Rev. Richard S. Fall Meeting 189/31 Night Boat from Philadelphia 163/175 Second Annual Boston Tug Muster and Parade A Trip Down River 174/95 183/207 Barber, Lawrence Black, Ross H. Columbia River Towboat CLAIRE is Burned 90/106 DORCHESTER, Merchants & Miners Barber, William (Bill) G.T. Transportation Co. 17/313 Trip to the Tip 263/22 Blaisdell, Paul H. Barde, Robert The Steamboat MOUNT WASHINGTON 1/1 Scandalous Ship MONGOLIA 250/112 Blake, John Barkhau, Capt. Roy L. ALCOA SEAPROBE 124/210 Str. GORDON C. GREENE 12/199 Blandford, Thomas R. The Beautiful Ohio 22/4 The Clyde Line, 1844-1944 131/131 A Grand Duke on the Mississippi 30/29 CHEROKEE and HENRY R. MALLORY Tried in Steamboat to the Mardi Gras 42/33 Vain 154/79 J. Mack Gamble Honored 108/206 SHAWNEE—Clyde Line’s Last Flagship 147/155 Barry, Stephen Blank, Capt. John S. Shipwatching in Hong Kong 179/181 Memories of a New SPARTAN and BADGER Basar, Joseph 173/31 SONG OF AMERICA 166/105 Blom, Tarras Bates, Alan L. GUSTAF WASA Approaches the Century Mark Engine Room Bells, Western River Style 58/41 129/9 An Illustrated Steamboat Glossary 62/68 63/61 Bogardus, Capt. J. Henry 64/84 SWALLOW 21/413 Steamboats for the Gold Rush (Part I only) 70/43 Bogart, Charles H. Will S. Hays, the Man 77/3 USS RHODE ISLAND, 1861-1867 123/138 A First-Table Steamboat 94/49 125/14 Bates, Capt. Robert Stanley Operation Pedestal 207/173 A New Look in American Maritime Licenses A Visit to the MV Sarah L. Ingram 257/17 244/285 Becky Thatcher Is No More 273/43 Beater, George MISSISSIPPI QUEEN 1976-2010: A Life Cut The Jinx Ship 87/67 Short 274/36 Beattie, Robert Mary Woods 2 Reaches the End of the Line 277/44 He Remembers the MAINE 127/150 Bonaparte, Jerome Napoleon Jr. Benham, Albert H. From the Diary of 20/396 Great Sodus Bay and Its Steamboats, 1874-1910 Bonsor, N.R.P. 55/58 The North Atlantic in the 1870’s 68/91 Benson, Capt. William O. Bottum, Capt. L.H. The Last Days of the JACOB H. TREMPER 60/86 MAYFLOWER Revisited 154/87 Tales of the Catskill Evening Line 69/3 TICONDEROGA on Her Diamond Jubilee 158/95 CITY OF KINGSTON (with Lloyd H. Stadum) Bottum, Lynn H. 192/257 ADIRONDACK, Lady of Lake Champlain 208/277 Bent, Bertram D. Bowen, Dana Thomas The Mystery of the USS CYCLOPS 44/84 The Propeller in the Park 43/61 Berry, Richard W. Bowman, Donald S. The Great White Fleet: An Outline History 36/80 The Ship That Was Saved by a Book 166/93 37/10 Boyles, Byron M. Betancourt, B.C. Jr. The Eastern S/S Company’s Intra-Maine Lines 6/79 The Staten Island Ferry 26/25 27/54 28/83 The Morse Name in Steamship History 11/189 Steamboating on the Inland Sea of Japan 61/14 The Damariscotta River Steamboat Co. 23/32 Bieser, Charles D. Popham Beach Steamboat Co. 33/14 Detroit River Mail Boat (An historical account of a Burgess, Robert H. unique marine institution, carried in the Duluth to Chesapeake Bay’s Link with the Panama Canal Niagara regional news section.) 126/111 195/188 Bikle, David P. Bracchi, Bob Steamer NOVELTY 95/93 Steamboat on Lake Winnipesaukee 48/85 Binder, Mitchell Touring the Brooklyn Tugboat Fleets 54/34 44 Braun, Richard To. The Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company, Modern Finnish Passenger Services 88/107 Fifty Years of Service 58/25 A Venture Behind the Iron Curtain 107/140 LA GRANDE DUCHESSE 63/57 Paddlewheel Roundup 110/83 Brown, Harrison Bray, Maynard SABINO Being Sold Down the Coast 77/12 Principia Recycled 213/31 Bugbee, Gordon P. Bray, William J., Jr. Indian Summer on the Lakes 84/105 Rate War on the Rappahannock 193/4 The Saguenay Service 98/56 Ebony Entrepreneur: Capt. Hansford C. Bayton The First of the D&C Boats 133/11 223/193 Frank E. Kirby, A Biographical Sketch 221/5 The Captain’s Revenge: The Old Dominion Steam The Ballroom Boats 239/209 Boat Company 241/4 Stars on the River 240/256 Braynard, Frank O. Bull, H.A. S.S. SAVANNAH of 1819 16/300 Steamers of the Gippsland Lakes 73/11 The Loss of SANTA CLARA 33/5 Burgess, Robert H. BALTIC—A Famous American Ship 46/25 The Eagle of the AVALON 54/38 Voices from the Past 74/38 The Wreck of the METROPOLIS 58/42 CITY OF KINGSTON: Little Known Pioneer Paddlebox Carvings from Out of the Past 116/206 Steamboat 90/47 Burke, Lawrence Memories of AMERICA 195/179 Passenger Liners of the Great Lakes Transit Brewster, Edith G. Corporation 135/158 Smokestacks on the Piscataqua 25/5 Burn, Capt. Francis A., Jr. Breynaert, John A Chilling Experience 177/31 Touring the Brooklyn Tugboat Fleets 54/34 Burns, George H. Brookes, Ivan S. OCEAN HAWK II 172/255 A Summer Trip Down the River 57/7 Burtner, Evers The Clarke S/S Co. Ltd 60/81 61/4 Notes About the Woodsum Steamboat Co. 22/7 Scrapped at Hamilton 62/31 Some Experiences with Ship Operation in World Brooks, Tracey I. War I 115/144 Down Memories Lane 11/179 Butler, Martin J. Tell Me Not in Mournful Numbers 21/411 The Nonquitt-Cuttyhunk Boats 99/91 Brouwer, Norman J. The New Bedford-Farihaven Ferry 112/201 Steamboats on Michigan’s Grand River 117/16 Working the Port, New Bedford Towboating Steamers of the United States Shipping Board 204/257 Recruiting Service-America’s WWI Training The Fleet the Wars Built 232/289 Program for the Merchant Marine 247/193 Central Vermont Transportation Company, The Brown, Alexander Crosby Other New London Line: The Last New York The Wayward Ferry 27/53 Steamers 234/89 Steamships Disasters, in Lithographs 27/58 Calvin, J.D. River Coal Steamboats of the Susquehanna 31/49 The Saint Lawrence Timber Tug RAFTSMAN The ROBERT STOCKTON and the Introduction of 36/78 Screw Propulsion 40/73 Canavit, Jerry Steam Packet Bids Melancholy Farewell 72/110 Fast Boats on the Columbia 215/196 Old Bay Line Ends 122 Years Service 82/45 Cardinell, Charles F. The Holland Memorial 95/54 The Liberty Ship Engine 185/13 The Noble Paddlers of Lake Lucerne 102/63 Carmichael, Colin Ike Hartner Builds a Steam Yacht 108/185 Was TITANIC Unsafe at Any Speed? 121/5 James Rumsey—Steamboat Inventor 111/134 IONA, COLUMBA and the Haystack Boiler 129/3 In a Poquoson Graveyard 120/211 ATLANTA—An Early Link in Turbine Steamer The Passenger Steamers of Dismal Swamp 124/203 History 137/13 A Labor of Love—s/y SUSAN GAIL 125/9 The Durable Paddlewheel 148/219 Mini Liner Migrates South via Grand Canal 129/17 SSHSA Members Enjoy Thrilling Marine Adventure Lake Lucerne Revisited 142/67 149/24 Sailing the Rhine with the K-D Line 144/203 SELANDIA—Landmark in Motorship History The “Mountain Climbing” Steamboat DAN RIVER 133/31 QUEEN 148/217 Carr, Roland P. YORKTOWN—A Bicentennial Memoir 159/188 LA MAROTTE, Last Winnipesaukee Steamer 36/87 Brown, Carl Raymond Unforgettable Nights on Long Island Sound 56/81 45 CITY OF SAVANNAH 68/98 Pioneer Steamboat JOHN STEVENS 187/173 Some Ships and Their Models 85/9 Cleasby, Robert C. Rough seas off Caper Hatteras 93/21 SSHSA Mourns the Loss of Frank O. Braynard- The Savannah Liner (poem) 100/134 Pioneer, Friend and Leader 265/45 CONNECTICUT 110/86 A Night Out with the Three Queens 277/24 Steamboats on Mobile Bay 115/152 Cleaves, G. Prescott Carter, Wallace G. Bar Harbor Pioneers 23/36 Titans and Minnows 112/195 Colligan, Captain Tom Cassidy, Thomas E. The Miss Ann 269/16 Ellis Island Weekend 213/46 Collins, Alfred W. Queen Elizabeth 2 Anniversary Cruise 231/203 The Story of Captain Jason Collins 81/11 The Maiden Voyage of the QUEEN MARY 2 Colonna, Benjamin O. Jr., Willoughby W. Colonna, Jr., 249/18 & Nicholas W. Paxson Champion, Gordon and Mike Filey The Colonna Marine Railway of 1875 254/119 Happy Birthday TRILLIUM! Famed Toronto Ferry Colonna, Willoughby W., Jr., Benjamin O. Colonna, Jr. Turns 100 This Year 274/28 & Nicholas W. Paxson Chapman, Wilbur J. The Colonna Marine Railway of 1875 254/119 Early American Launches 69/12 Colton, Harold S. Chase, Charlotte B. The Colorado River Steamboat CHARLES H. Ordeal on Nantucket Sound 41/5 SPENCER 61/6 Cheney, R.K. Charles Dickens and the American Steamboat STARTLED FAWN 35/63 76/103 Clapp, Frank A. Conley, Patrick T., J.D., PhD. Tacoma Oriental Steamship Co. 81/3 Providence and the Fabre Line 270/21 Los Angeles Lumber Products S/S/ Line 102/59 Cooke, Anthony Canadian National Railway’s Ferry CANORA Passenger Ships of Charlton Steam Shipping Co. 111/139 184/281 Some British Columbia Steamers 123/154 Coombe, Philip W. C.C.G.S. ESTEVAN 126/83 James P. Allaire—Marine Engine Builder 180/263 Kingsley Navigation Co. LTD. 134/85 Cooper, David S. Border Line Transportation Company 1913-1942 Last Passenger Sailing of the CITY OF 138/77 RICHMOND 119/153 LANGDALE QUEEN 144/195 Cope, Thomas P. Sea Bus 148/213 By Steam on Lake Ontario, 1820 58/31 British Columbia “Highways” Coastal Ferries Cotterell, Harry Jr. (“Railroader”) 153/19 The RICHARD PECK 2/14 Coastal Ferries Ltd. 159/165 Jersey Central Ferries 13/225 A Princess That Became Queen 161/31 Addenda to above article 14/263 PCE Boats to Norway (with Lloyd M. Stadum) A Steamboat Excursion of a Century Ago 21/417 165/23 Vagabond Voyage Down the Passaic 24/52 SECHELT QUEEN 167/183 Jet Propulsion 30/33 SUNDANCER’s Last Waltz 172/253 Lawbreaker 37/5 Coastal Tankers of British Columbia 176/233 The Steamer NORGOMA of Georgian Bay 45/11 British-Built Steam Trawlers of British Columbia Under the Ahlmann Flag 53/8 178/101 The Weehawken and West Shore Ferries 70/38 Swayne & Hoyt Inc. 1896-1940 170/95 Our Week Aboard the DELTA QUEEN 75/74 Vancouver’s Postwar Merchant Fleet 182/99 Connecticut River Ramble 77/12 Gulf Lines Ltd. 184/257 Ho for Pittsburgh and Way Landings! 80/103 Pioneer Ferry of the Gulf Islands 187/191 Across the Canal 89/17 West Vancouver Municipal Ferries 191/173 Sault Sainte Marie Ferry 94/52 Peace River’s Last Sternwheeler 201/45 A Novel Excursion 97/11 Northland Navigation Company Limited, 1951-1980 New Westminster Ferry 120/198 222/99 Where Did They Get That Name? 129/22 Clark, Edward O. Ohio River Crossings 137/7 The Philadelphia Ice Boats 22/8 Past Years on the Passaic 141/13 They Crossed the Delaware 39/49 Double-Ender Diggings 147/135 Three Years Short of Ninety 57/18 Across the Tred Avon 161/19 Another Veteran Succumbs 60/100 46 PORTLAND, TREMONT and Peggy Bligh’s The Great White Steamer 231/173 Voyage 181/33 Mercy Ships-The First 25 Years 245/5 Coutant, Frank Queen Mary Gets Company as Carnival Cruise Yankee Paddlewheelers in Canadian Waters Lines’ New West Coast Embarkation Port Opens in 104/178 Long Beach 248/300 Covell, William King New Hawaii Superferry ALAKAI Sails on “Ocean The Fall River Line METROPOLIS 17/315 Path” to the Islands 263/33 Steamship Historians in the Navy! 63/67 Dallett, F.J. Jr. The COMMONWEALTH: A 50th Anniversary The Steamers of the Red “D” Line & Associated Appreciation 66/27 Firms, 1854-1937 The Mount Hope-Reminiscences 226/108 De Angelis, Ronald and Mark Cowardin, S. Pen Work Horses of Boston Harbor 119/135 Ghosts in Venice 78/42 Deayton, Alistair S.S. ANKARA 125/19 Scotland’s Three Surviving Steamships 160/253 Cox, Martin J. Steamers of Argentina, A Portfolio 226/127 Autumn 2000 Meeting on board RMS Queen Mary World Steamboat Directory 232/257 236/295 Deayton, Alistair and William M. Worden 50th Anniversary Celebration of SS Independence: The World of Steam 248/257 Hawaiian Island Cruise, June 30-July 7, 2001 Dempsey, Paul 239/189 The TEXAS CLIPPER 115/166 Steamship Historical Society Opens Office on Densford, Stape Queen Mary 244/270 Steamboats for the Gold Rush (Part II only) 70/45 Cox, Martin J. and Gordon R. Ghareeb Dingley, Capt. Edward N. Jr. The Second City of Honolulu 239/173 The Ship, the Man, the Lady 120/200 Crockett, David Dininio, Stephen A short History of the Steamer SABINO 105/48 Excursion and Ferry Vessels of New England Cronican, Frank Jr. 113/13 114/90 Tribute to a Queen 106/59 Donohue, Jerry J. This Noble Ship 109/3 M.V. PORT WELCOME 127/143 Cropley, Ralph E. Dougherty, Christopher D. Ladies of Distinction 29/1 Steamboat Princess, A One-of-a-Kind Sidewheeler? Cudahy, Brian J. 255/210 Nice Work UNCATENA 185/39 Queen Mary is SSHSA’s Ship of the Year for 2006 Two Anniversaries 188/269 259/219 Around Manhattan Island, Circle Line at 50 Susan Ewen Received the 2006 H. Graham Wood 215/173 Award 259/220 Early Manhattan Sightseeing Revisited 220/287 Chuck Rochon-2007 Recipient of H. Graham Wood S.S. POTOMAC in the Summer of ’65 220/264 Award 263/42 From Southern Cross to Ocean Breeze; A Belated Steamer Sabino is SSHSA’s Ship of the Year for Tribute 231/191 2008 267/33 Ferries in the Tar Heel State 244/272 2008 C. Bradford Mitchell Award Goes to the SS Something New in Alaska 250/124 UNITED STATES Conservancy 267/36 Washington State Ferries 253/15 Dow, Matthew Curdy, John MOHICAN-A Centennial Observance 265/15 United States Returns Home 220/284 Dowling, Rev. Father E.J., S.J. Cushing, Dorothy P. The ILLINOIS and MISSOURI 26/31 The Fourth MORNING STAR 26/36 White “W” Over Blue Waters 30/34 Dacey, Timothy J. Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Co. 1998 SSHSA Award Winners 229/42 32/81 Spring 2000 Meeting in New York 234/128 Ferry Service on the Detroit River 40/76 1999 SSHSA Award Winners 233/39 The Ships of the Lake Superior Transit Co. 47/56 Farewell Norway 239/201 The Life of a Small Bay Steamer 80/110 2000 SSHSA Award Winners 238/121 Tragedy at Clark Street Bridge 94/43 Farewell Queen Elizabeth 2 268/5 Fletcher Engines on the Great Lakes 110/67 Dake, Shawn J. (addenda) 113/21 A Queen on the Clyde 148/228 A Great Lakes Album 122/85 “Princess” Line: British Columbia Coast Steamship Driscoll, Larry Service 223/200 47 Captain of the Line-An Interview with Captain John Rotterdam-The Grande Dame Returns 273/6 S. Tucker 266/5 Eckardt, Christian Dudley, Brian A. World’s Largest Container Ship is Delivered The Construction of TITANIC 121/10 260/305 Duff, Steven Edgerton, Richard The Saga of the Seeandbee 257/29 Found! A Beam Engine Steamboat in Service! Robert Fulton: A Sentimental Journey 264/26 63/69 The Unfortunate Debut of the FLANDRE 272/17 Editors A Voyage to the Roof of the World 276/38 Vessels of the Gota Canal Steamship Company Duffy, Francis James 228/287 Cruising the Swiss Lakes 189/27 Eisele, Peter T. The GENERAL SLOCUM Disaster 191/197 Viking Visionaries 114/84 Voyage Through the Golden Door 142/73 Ship Conversion—An Art 119/139 Flying the Ships (New York Harbor) 199/202 “The Queen is Dead! Long Live the Queen!” 121/4 Cruising in a Desert Storm 201/23 How To Build a Cruise Ship 121/11 Fleet Week 1993 207/189 The Death of a Queen 122/78 USCGC SORRELL, WLb 296 208/274 Arosa Line 124/212 Maritime History Cruise to Bermuda on QE2 BAY BELLE—“Last of the Steamboats” 125/12 219/195 Wither N.Y.’s Steam Fleet? (co-author) 126/87 Centennial of the 1904 GENERAL SLOCUM Saga of the Surviving Coastal Twins 128/209 Steamboat Disaster 250/128 Fifty Years of Service to Miss Liberty 130/77 Dunbaugh, Edwin L. The Disney Fleet 132/215 The Loss of METIS 169/18 Annual Meeting Baltimore, 1987 182/117 The Poster Collection of Stephen Barrett Chase BINGHAMTON Proves It Can Be Done 137/3 206/125 Cruise Ship Update—October 1989 192/280 TITANIC-From A Different Angle 237/5 Cruise Ships of the Eighties 159/155 The Montauk Line 253/31 Cunard Adds a Countess 140/209 1902-1903: A Bad Luck Year for the Fall River The Final Unlucky Months of the “Golden Yacht” Line 261/6 163/183 Duncan, A.E. Jr. Grimaldi-Siosa Story 173/13 The Speedy Twins 45/13 A Guide to American Water Excursions 175/175 Duncan, Fred B. A Guide to American Water Excursions Updated The VAMOOSE and I 66/32 179/191 Coal Smoke and Oily Steam 73/3 A Guide to Cruise Ships 148/223 156/241 164/259 Durham, Bill 180/277 188/285 Rocky Mountain Mariners 76/105 Guide to Cruise Ships Marketed in the United States Ships of Stone to Beat the U-Boats 82/42 140/205 Eager, Barry W. A Guide to Cruise Ships Updated 144/201 152/234 Steamboats in the Motor City 152/237 160/247 168/247 176/253 184/267 An Excursion to Boston’s 350th 157/29 Hopes for the HAMILTON 145/21 A Pilgrimage to TICONDEROGA 161/16 How to Build a Cruise Ship—“America” Style Night Boat Cruise 163/168 147/163 Tales of Six Sisters-Steel Electric Ferries of San Indonesian Pilgrim Ships 139/131 Francisco Bay and Puget Sound 205/5 Migrant Ship Addenda 184/289 The Society’s New Home Port: The Heritage The Miracle That Was PRINSENDAN 157/3 Harbor Museum 244/265 Nelly to a Queen—Greekline 142/83 Douglas L. Haverly, 1925-2003 247/212 NORWAY—Superliner Transformed 155/155 George W. Hilton Receives the 2008 Samuel Ward The Other MONTEREY Returns 189/35 Stanton Award 267/37 PETER STUYVESANT and the Winter of 1978 Eames, Dr. Thomas H. 146/90 More About the Steamer PORTLAND 12/200 Primer of Greek Passenger Shipping Updated Salvage of ETRUSCO 67/68 165/27 Eberle, Ann A. A Primer of Postwar Greek Passenger Shipping Jerry Austin and the A&C Line 222/126 154/107 On Land and Water 224/282 A Resort for a Paddlewheeler 173/29 Ice Jam at Rondout! 224/287 Saving the SOUTH Took Three 135/144 An Interview with Captain Bill Huus-Sandy Hook SOVEREIGN OF THE SEA 186/115 Pilot & Lake George Skipper 265/23 Stretching the SONG OF NORWAY 149/11 48 They Moved the Masses Postwar—Migrant Ships The NORTH RIVER STEAMBOAT 175 Years 181/5 Later 163/169 TYPALDOS Riches to Rags 136/207 The Wilsons Step Down 188/283 An Unlikely Cruising Trio 185/21 James Bard Remembered 192/279 Cruise Guide ’92 200/274 Wood, H. Graham (1911-1998) 226/126 Guide to Cruise Ships 204/281 Ewen, William H. Jr. A Birthday Gift for a Queen 212/257 The Changing Waterfront 186/104 Guide to Cruise Ships, 1994 212/285 Farson, Robert H. Guide to Cruise Ships, 1996 220/290 You Can’t Watch the “New York” Boat Anymore Cruise Ship Guide Update-1998 224/293 135/131 Guide to Cruise Ships 1998 227/207 Faust, Harold P. Updated Guide to Cruise Ships-1999 231/197 LIBERTE—A Philatelic History of a Ship 37/7 Guide to Cruise Ships-2000 235/199 Filey, Mike and Gordon Champion Updates 2001 to Guide to Cruise Ships 2000 Happy Birthday TRILLIUM! Famed Toronto Ferry 239/193 Turns 100 This Year 274/28 Guide to Cruise Ships, 2002 243/200 Fitch, Michael G. Guide to Cruise Ships, 2003 247/207 John Fitch: Inventor of the Steamboat 118/79 Cunard Queens and a New York Tradition 250/119 Fitzgerald, George Guide to Cruise Ships-2004 251/199 Two Flagships Meet 250/132 New York Ferry Renaissance 252/273 Flayhart, Dr. William H. III NYC Private Ferry Operators Fleet List 253/27 A Crossing on a Queen 100/130 Update to Guide to Cruise Ships-2005 255/201 Elegance Personified—FRANCE 113/9 All That Glitters-Eurposa’s & Stardancer’s Casino The Darling of the Dutch, SS NIEUW Boats 258/113 AMSTERDAM 123/150 Guide to Cruise Ships-2006 259/199 The Transformation of a Queen 127/139 Cruise Ship Guide Update-2007 263/26 Stars and Stripes on the Atlantic: The American Guide to Cruise Ships, 2008 267/20 Line, 1871-1902 241/18 Heroes on the Hudson 269/33 Grace and Majesty Personified: SS FRANCE (1962- Guide to Cruise Ships Updated-2009 271/5 1974) and SS NORWAY (1979-2005) 256/257 The Many Lives of Newport News Hull 176 274/6 Fogg, David Guide to Cruise Ships 2010 275/66 Twin Screw Steamer EARNSLAW 171/175 Eisele, Peter T. and Donald C. Ringwald VIRGINIA V, Five! Not VEE! 183/199 WESTPORT—The Wandering Twin 134/92 Ford, Harvey S. Elliott, Richard V. The Weems Line 5/62 BAY BELLE Steams Again 101/14 Harvey D. Goulder, the Steamer and the Man R. Cornell White’s Rockaway of 1877 272/25 18/341 Ellis, Courtney M. Foster, George A History of J.C. KERR—CHAPERON— The Society’s Hidden Asset 111/151 CHOCTAW, 1884-1922 52/73 Fox, Charles S. Emery, John R. PRISCILLA 133/27 Fleet Flagships: The Story of the Great Northern Fox, William A. and the Northern Pacific 263/5 DOROTHY, Hull Number One Comes Home 141/3 The Passenger Ships of Theodore E. Ferris 275/10 The Italian Liners, 1932-1975 145/25 Emmons, Frederick UNITED STATES on a Short Cruise 155/173 The Eastern Mediterranean Shipping Scene 151/169 EL TORO 163/165 Emtage, Captain Roger JOSEPH HENRY at 75 169/27 QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 and QUEEN VICTORIA- Newport News Ships 1886-1986 181/21 A Historic Tandem Crossing of the North Atlantic MONTEREY at Fifty-Seven 189/5 265/5 A Tug’s Eve View of UNITED STATES 191/182 The Final Westbound Transatlantic Voyage of QE2 Samuel Ward Stanton 196/261 268/29 GALLILEO GALILEI, The Graceful Flagship Ewen, William H. Sr. 197/5 BERKSHIRE—World’s Largest River Steamer AMERIKANIS Sails On 201/25 19/360 S.S. UNITED STATES Sails Toward A New Career DE WITT CLINTON 27/49 203/210 The ROBERT FULTON Passes 59/68 Tribute to Elizabeth Stanton Anderson, 1899-1992 October Weekend Voyage to Albany, 1977 145/18 205/27 Liberty Sailor 207/189 49 Fall Meeting at Norfolk and Newport News, Farewell to SPRUCEGLEN—One Classy Freighter September 25-27, 1998 229/33 177/15 Ferries Forever: 75 Years On the Jamestown- GLENEAGLES 186/109 Scotland Ferry 236/281 Farewell to the Package Freighters 191/187 Commodore Leroy J. Alexanderson, 1910-2004 Gmelin, Stephen 249/48 The Sandy Hook Route 9/142 NS Savannah: Nuclear Pioneer Sails Ahead The JERVIS BAY 11/178 260/291 S.S. ROBERT FULTON 14/244 Frappier, Capt. Wm. J. A Ship That Helped Turn the Tide of Battle for the Celebrating a Steamboat Still With Us 224/257 Allies 17/312 Celebrating a Steamboat Still With Us (Part II) A Veteran Transport 17/313 225/34 NORMANDIE Sails Her Last Mile 22/6 Frazer, Alan D. Sternwheeler in New Jersey 64/94 Anatomy of an Ugly Duckling (N.Y. Central No. 14) Fall SSHSA Meeting at Bath 197/28 218/104 Godfrey, Fred G. The Clermont Revisited 221/26 I Remember… 177/19 The Ugly Duckling Meets the Swan 222/114 Goodrich, Doris New York Central No. 16: Personal Recollections Steamships in the Midnight Sun 167/173 261/27 Goold, Joseph E. The Other End of the Line 268/40 Memory of a Lovely Lady 115/156 Fredrick, Roger Q. Graham, John Maxtone Cruising with YARMOUTH 77/10 Millennium in Steel 235/173 The Backwoods Ferries 87/72 Graham, R. D. Frendt, Rick Canallers and Currents: Fourteen-Foot Navigation Monterey-The Last of the Matson Liners 253/5 on the St. Lawrence 147/149 Louis Cruise Lines and its Vintage Steamships Graham, R. Loren 271/11 The Lynn Steamboat Company 57/13 Frink, H.O. Later Years of the Nantasket Beach S/B Co. 74/41 The Van Cleve Book 25/1 Graham’s Gallery 103/127 Last Race of the Packets 32/75 PENOBSCOT 110/94 Fryant, John The Hog Islanders (co-author) 118/90 A Report on the Race Situation 111/143 A Sailing of DEVONIAN 120/215 Gamble, J. Mack Coastal Colliers 123/143 The Muskingum Packets 47/49 Graham, Robert D. Geoghegan, William Earle A Reminiscence of EASTCLIFFE HALL 117/12 The Auxiliary Steam Packet MASSACHUSETTS Gray, Edmund P. 113/26 A Brief History of the Boston & Philadelphia George, Al Steamship Co. 49/5 Dive Over PORTLAND—1945 19/364 Green, William J. Gesche, Melita C. MARIPOSA/HOMERIC 133/15 A Tale of Three Newcomers 216/294 MARIPOSA/HOMERIC (conclusion) 134/67 Ghareeb, Gordon R. and Martin J. Cox Griffin, Dr. John I. The Second City of Honolulu 239/173 The Passing of the Hostess of New York Harbor Gibbs, Commander C.R.V. 29/4 Official Returns of Steamships Registered in the Groom, W.L. United Kingdom, 1851-1870 74/38 A Grand Fresh and Salt Water “Old Man” 120/221 Giglietti, Joseph The Lake Michigan Polar Expedition of 1917 (co- The Long Career of the Quonset 275/22 author) 122/72 Gilham, Skip Grover, David H. Saga of the SAGAMO 113/21 YAMACRAW: Curious Career of a Cable Ship The Shenango Six 139/137 176/251 Great Lakes Pioneers, Wyandotte Transportation Dollar Line Steamers on the Yangtze River 195/173 Co. 143/143 Merchant Ships That Launched Mailplanes 226/89 The Soo River Company—A New Look on the Hagley, Thomas R. Great Lakes 162/101 Ike Harter Builds a Steam Yacht 108/185 Farewell to TROISDOC—An Era Has Ended Hamilton, Edward D. 168/251 One That Went South 44/83 NEW SHOREHAM and the Steamboat Wars 51/49 50 Hamilton, Edward F. Heermans, Jerry Steamers Saluted in Passing 36/82 The AFRICAN QUEEN Saga 124/219 The Great Rum and Banana Derby 38/34 Heier, Jan Richard Hamilton, Capt. Frank E. Early Steamboat Accounting: the Interesting Case Frank E. Kirby—the Steamer and the Man 13/217 of the Steamboat VESUVIUS 229/35 Sidewheel Steamer ISLAND QUEEN 1854-1877 Heite, Edward F. 20/391 Eimskip: Iceland’s Maritime Lifeline 229/5 OWANA Under Three Names 28/79 Henderson, John D. History of the Ashley & Dustin Boats, 1862-1945 Saint-Class Tugs Under the Canadian Flag 201/35 31/55 Hendrickson, David CHICORA, a Blockade Runner That Came to the Art in the MANHATTAN and WASHINGTON Lakes 55/49 207/196 Steamboats for the Gold Rush (Part III only) 70/46 From Boxcars to Boxships: The Ships of Seatrain ROTHESAY CASTLE 85/4 Lines 254/89 Hammond, Edward G. Freighters Deluxe: The Robin Line’s C2-S Cargo Romantic Provincetown Boat 201/5 Ships of 1941 262/17 Hanson, Joseph Mills Thirty Ships From Chickasaw: Waterman Ho, for the Yellowstone! 28/73 Steamship Corporation’s C2-S-E1 Freighters of Hareland, Fredrick Gary 1942-1946 269/20 Cape Horn Fails to Live Up to Its Billing 262/39 New Freighters for the Lykes Bros., 1960-1973 SS FRANCE/NORWAY-The Last of Her Kind 276/10 265/42 Henry, John The Next Cruise Travel Revolution-Jet Propulsion Lost Pleasures: Memories of the D&C Night Boats 273/16 192/285 Haring, Earl C. Hess, Jean B. Night Boat 39/52 Twenty Five Years Ago 73/7 Hart, Douglas Lagoon Boat Ride at Cedar Point 79/73 Passenger Lists & Temporary Communities: Who Innocent Abroad 108/178 Was on the North Atlantic in the Interwar Period Famous People on Shipboard series: 261/14 President Warren G. Harding 110/92 Hartshorn, Roy S. Captain Tom Greene 111/164 OCEAN HAWK 96/115 Captain Mary B. Greene 112/227 Harvey, Clive President Theodore Roosevelt 113/18 From a Castle to a Queen 171/179 Captain Fred Way, Jr. 115/139 Hathaway, Freeman R. Donald T. Wright 116/195 MASSACHUSETTS, BUNKER HILL and OLD President Woodrow Wilson 117/22 COLONY 10/159 Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes 118/88 S.S. ROBERT FULTON 14/244 Hess, Robert T. St. P. OLYMPIAN, a Ship Which Traveled the Operation Magellan—C4 Saga 41/10 Waters of Both Western Continents 18/336 Heyl, Erik A Voyage on the Great Lakes—1851 20/394 Decline and Fall of the R.R. CUYLER Haverly, Douglas L. 32/74 Albany to Poughkeepsie 135/154 Lost, Strayed or Stolen: One Large Haviland, Stanley Steamer! 33/13 A Decade of Exploring the President Coolidge Addenda to above article 39/71 242/116 The Neptune Quintuplets 37/2 The Queen’s Final Voyage to Her New Home 269/5 The QUAKER CITY 40/80 Hawkins, Clifford S. New Light on CAROLINE 46/34 Hey-Day of the Williamsburgh Ferries 19/366 Who? Who? Who? Who? 51/62 LITTLE ADA 23/44 The Blockade Runner SCOTIA 56/79 The Birth of a Ferry Route 42/32 1907, Golden Anniversaries, 1957 61/1 Hawthorn, Capt. Geoffrey Steamboats Enrolled at Buffaloe Creek District The MAIDS OF THE MIST 54/29 73/16 Heal, S.C. The Lady Was a Tramp 87/73 The Ugly Ducklings: Japan’s Liberty Ship Higgins, George I. Equivalents of WWII 245/36 The Saint John River Steamers, 1816-1946 25/7 Heck, Klaus Higgins, William H.C. Twenty Minutes to Tragedy 128/217 A Secret on QUEEN MARY 177/23 51 Hill, Ralph Nading Jamian, John E. The TI Goes Overland 56/76 57/4 A Trip on the Benson Ford 196/280 The Voyages of Brian Seaworthy (fiction) 118/67 Jansson, Capt. Martin E. Hillyer, Robert Steamship Service on the Lakes of East Africa In Memoriam, Sidewheeler UNCATENA 26/41 120/207 Hilton, George W. Australians Organize to Save Historic Steamships Detroit River Car Ferries of the Canadian National 123/134 Railways 80/99 Murray River Paddle Steamers 125/3 The Steamer MARYLAND Route 95/87 Jarvis, S.J. Badger 224/278 Earlier Days on the Ottawa River 39/59 Hipler, Michael Jensen, Gerard E. The Sinking of the M/V Sea Diamond 262/36 Down to the Shore 103/117 Hoehling, A.A. Johnson, Arthur L. Disaster in Manhattan 167/155 Historic Night Line Revived 121/16 Holdcamper, Forrest R. No Fire Bell in the Night 131/141 The Lytle List 28/78 Steamers to the Maritimes Before Eastern 172/243 Holly, David C. Johnson, Eric W. Recovery of the Crosshead Engine from the The Banana Boats 85/6 Steamboat Columbus 213/40 Johnson, Capt. John Hope, Capt. Brian H. The Wreck of the HARVARD 76/107 The First Steam Pilot Boat 168/243 Johnson, Robert Erwin Hopkins, Fred The Stranding and Salving of HETZEL 75/71 Ferro-Concrete Shipbuilding in Wilmington, North Jones, Bradford D. Carolina, During World War I 222/115 Memories of a Schoolboy Seaman 104/163 Hopkins, Jean Ellen Wither CITY OF KEANSBURG? 108/191 The Corps of Engineers Sternwheeler MISSISSIPPI Other Ships of the Atlantic Transport Line 110/82 80/114 End to an Era? 113/9 Howell, Capt. T.H. Northwest Passage of the S.S. MANHATTAN Remember the (Other) MAINE 92/125 114/67 Hoxie, Francis A. Jones, Carl Hugh The Steamer HARTFORD 122/74 A Steam Dredge as a Museum 173/26 Hughes, Brian M. Jones, Harry The Steamer Delta Queen-The Story of a River BARTHOLDI 150/84 Legend 270/5 A Centennial Salute to Albany 152/215 Hunley, Capt. Reggie Jordan, Allen E. Huntington’s Final Voyage Down the James River Swedish American Line, 1915-1975 141/24 219/188 QUEEN FREDERICA—A Tribute to Gibbs 146/93 Hyberg, Bengt T. Maiden Voyage of a Modern Cruise Ship 163/155 Steamboats on the Upper Delaware 71/67 NIEUW AMSTERDAM—A Vision of New Hyder, Harry Elegance 168/259 My First Ship 208/284 Keefe, Edward A., Jr. Ikeda, Yoshiho Al Foster, Fishing Steamboat Magnate 257/5 Japan’s Long Distance Car Ferries 149/29 Kelly, George V.W. Imhoff, Ernest F. Farewell Visit to ROBERT FULTON 107/125 SS John W. Brown: This Museum Sails 260/282 Hudson River Day Line Alumni Reunion 108/190 The Three Rivers Fire: A Tragedy Remembered The Revival of Inland Waterway Passenger Traffic 259/222 138/75 Ioannou, Stamos C. Spoke Steering vs. Lever Steering 147/160 The Loss of America 206/127 Kemble, John Haskell Isherwood, J.H. HARVARD and YALE 7/100 The Hog Island Transports 91/75 The Alaska Steamship Company 53/5 Ivany, Capt. John Steamships to Hawaii, 1854-1959 72/99 Canaller Odyssey 107/132 Kidd, James M. Jablonsky, Edward C. KINGSTON, TORONTO and MONTREAL 17/314 The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Kilk, Andrew Company 165/3 Buenos Aires Ferry Scene (Pictures) 218/124 Jacobus, Melancthon W. Kimball, Carol W. Indoors on the Atlantic 97/17 Fire on GRANITE STATE 120/204 52 The Fate of the CITY OF LAWRENCE 135/147 City Ships of the Chesapeake 255/173 Kinghorn, Captain A.W. California, Virginia & Pennsylvania: Panama A Limey in Paradise 237/35 Pacific Line 264/5 My First Voyages 264/39 Kohler, Peter C. and William T. Tilley Into the Triangle: Recollections of a Freighter Matson’s Flying Fish, S.S. Malolo 243/173 Captain 273/18 Krummes, Daniel C. Kingsbury, Frederick J. Dating Ships China 199/182 An Ericsson Propeller on the Farmington Canal Lafferty, William 62/38 The Loss and Resurrection of FAVORITE 166/99 Kirby, Frank E. with Herbert C. Sadler Lamb, W. Kaye The Design of Passenger Vessels for the Great The “Old Vic”: Canadian Pacific’s Veteran Lakes (Reprint from Transactions, 1925) 221/32 PRINCESS VICTORIA 19/369 Kleber, Louis C. Tragedy in Alaskan Waters: Three Princesses Are The Atlantic Conference: How the Great Ocean Lost 70/35 Liners were Regulated 251/192 Canadian Pacific’s Triangle Service 1904-1974 The Loss of the Armed Merchant Cruiser 136/197 Rawalpindi 253/207 KAISER FRIEDRICH: The Ship That Failed The Early Days of Wireless at Sea 260/303 169/11 Passenger Ship Advertising-From Mere Lange, W. Robert Announcement to Media Glamour 263/43 The Old Bay Line: A New Perspective 266/32 The Blue Riband-An Elusive Pearl of Achievement Langer, Herman F.W. in the Great Days of Ocean Travel 272/34 Cape May in the Gay ‘Nineties 91/82 Klepfer, Rick Larremore, Thomas A. The Philadelphia Fireboats 219/197 Muffled Drums for ALBANY-POTOMAC 30/25 Knego, Peter 32/82 Land of the Lost Liners 230/108 SEAWANHAKA Revisited 70 Yrs. After 34/29 Baltic Diary 235/178 35/67 Knight, Raymond J. Lathrop, Carl M. The Locks and Steamers of Sault Sainte Marie AFRICAN QUEEN 165/18 23/33 EFFINGHAM and the Summer People 180/261 Knox, Capt. Dudley W. Lathrop, Glen J. USS RED ROVER (Hospital Ship) 15/296 Steaming in the Canyons 175/171 Kohler, Peter C. Lawesson, Charles O.L. Arrivederla LEONARDO DA VINCI 158/79 Mystery of the Unfinished Passenger Liners of 1945 Hapag-Lloyd’s “Grand Old Lady” 161/3 199/197 CRISTOFORO COLUMBO Forgotten Favorite Ocean Voyage-1842 Style 204/275 166/79 Lee, Karl S.S. FRANCE—Superliner Remembered 1962-1974 NORONIC—Century’s Worst Marine Disaster 171/155 157/17 Hands Across the Seas—Den Norske Amerikalinje Leithead, Robert C. 178/81 From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound (co-author) Italy’s Renaissance Superliners 180/249 50/25 51/54 The Doughty DEGRASSE 1924-1962 183/173 Levine, David Triumph and Tragedy: T.E.L. MORRO CASTLE The Liberty Ship 116/209 and ORIENTE 190/107 Lewis, Claire A. AMERICA 194/90 Steamers by Muleback 25/4 World of Tomorrow Ships 198/89 Liebhardt, Paul To Shining Sea (SS MANHATTAN/SS The History of Shipboard Education 227/173 WASHINGTON)-I 202/89 Badger Marine to Universe 227/187 To Shining Sea (SS MANHATTAN/SS Locchead, John L. WASHINGTON)-II 203/195 Steamboating between Boston and St. John 14/240 South Atlantic Sisters-Delta Line’s “Dels” of 1940 ONTARIO of the M&M 28/77 206/89 Steamships and Steamboats of the Old Dominion South Atlantic Sisters 206/89 Line 29/10 31/52 Postwar Pacific Presidents: S.S. President LA MAROTTE, Last Winnipesaukee Steamer Cleveland & S.S. President Wilson 238/89 36/87 Prewar Pacific Presidents (SS President Hoover & The New York Shipping & Commercial List 51/57 SS President Coolidge) 242/89 By Freighter to Surinam 86/39 53 Norway’s Coastal Ships 105/24 March, Captain Edward C. Lodewick, Kenneth U.S.S.B. Design 1013 203/181 River of The West: The First Century (Part III only) The Harriman-Type Cargo Ships of World War I 35/56 207/173 Loveless, Steven Skinner and Eddy and Their 1105’s 208/269 The Steam Tug Baltimore-Municipal Maritime Fast Convoy 216/285 Ambassador 261/32 The Federals-U.S. Shipping Board Designs 1037 The Visit of the Three Queens to New York City 214/100 265/11 World War I Ships of Design 1079 218/89 Lord, Philip, Jr. Tankers and the Shipping Board’s Design 1059 Steaming on the Mohawk (The Unknown Battle) 220/270 225/25 Ferry Tales 226/114 Luffbarry, Charles H. The 1032s-and More 229/21 Railroading on the High Seas 180/273 Life in Marsodak, 1938-1940 233/4 Four Final Departures 187/205 The Cuba Distilling Ships 237/9 Peril of the Deep 189/21 The Useful Hog Island Freighters 246/89 Lynch, Timothy The American Hawaiian Steamship Company Maritime Preservation as Community Service 251/177 Learning: The California Maritime Academy & the A Wartime Voyage in a Liberty Ship 274/18 RED OARK VICTORY 266/22 Maresh, Ferdinand Lyons, Ben Transatlantic Passenger Steamships to Philadelphia Remembering the INDEPENDENCE 266/13 175/157 Mabie, Roger W. Marsellis, A. Spencer A Year in the Life of PERSEUS 135/151 The Western Shore Steamboat Company 83/67 The PERSEUS at Twilight 137/21 Martin, Wallace E. Donald C. Ringwald 1917-1987 Pacific Coast Steam Schooners 7/105 The Farmer’s Frolic 190/102 Mason, Benjamin L. 1998 Lifetime Achievement Award, William H. TICONDEROGA On her Diamond Jubilee 158/95 Ewen, Sr. 226/107 Massie, David F. William H. Ewen, Sr., 1913-2003 247/212 A Nautical Tour of Ohio 193/21 MacDonald, Robert J. Century on the River, Greene Line & Delta Queen The Erie and Port Dover Ferry 66/34 Steamboat Co. 200/257 MacDuffie, Malcolm Guide to Riverboat Gambling Vessels 217/20 The Old VINAL’ Gone But Not Forgotten 116/214 Mayo, Robert Mackenzie, Graham Steamboating on the Snake River 156/253 The Steamship Shieldhall-52 Years Young and Still McCombs, Charles E. Going Strong 265/32 Another Grand Old Liner Gone 61/21 MacMullen, G.F. (“Jerry”) Fifty Years Ago on the North Atlantic 84/99 A Little-Known Double-Ender, SILVER GATE A Free Boat Ride Home 112/209 16/296 McCormick, Daniel C. Public Convenience and Necessity 21/420 The Steam Goelette A. TREMBLAY 110/77 The Santa Fe Tug 33/9 The Steam Launch CIGAR 111/165 ORIZABA 73/14 McCormick-Goodhart, L. Steamships to San Diego 86/35 A Famous Old Atlantic Liner 22/1 Magnani, Edward McCready, Capt. L.S. Captain Charles Post-The Life of a Long Island Old Style Tanker Engineering 45/7 Steamboat Captain and his Adventures in the Civil Motor Whaleboat Gets Steam Power 54/30 War 246/116 U.S.S. HARTFORD 58/39 Malley, Leo H. McCune, Allen Sternwheeler on the Chena 82/43 Steamboat Chronology of Little Traverse Bay 23/41 Mann, Alan McDonald, William A. The Story of NORMAC 118/75 History of the Great Lakes Steamer R.N. RICE Wallaceburg—Canada’s Inland Deep Water Port 16/294 190/89 Canadian Passenger and Freight Propeller Mannino, Robert Jr. CARIBOU 22/3 Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 276/22 McElheron, R. Manolis, Capt. Nicholas Sundown on Galway Bay 65/8 Autobiography 22/11 McFadden, Molly 54 KEENORA 98/70 Mills, Hazel E. McGuiness, Bob Navigation of the Columbia, Willamette and Snake Collision at Cornfield Point 171/167 7/103 McHenry, Roy C. Steamboats of the Colorado River (list) 7/110 Early Steamboats on the Susquehanna 14/247 Mills J.M. McInnis, Katherine Shipping on the Rideau Canal 155/181 From Savannah to Norfolk in the COASTAL Mills, Randall V. QUEEN 89/21 From the Northwest Corner, the Saga of SPOKANE McMillan, David G. 28/83 WENDY B. of Montreal 199/200 River of the West: The First Century (Part II only) McRoberts, Robert 35/54 Sidewheel Ferryboats in Service at New York, and Mills, Rodney H. on the Hudson, 1905 8/130 Ferry Holiday in Greece 197/31 Meirs, Walter R. The Transatlantic Bridge to Spain 208/257 Additional Peninsular & Occidental Notes 62/53 The Transatlantic Bridge to Spain Part Two 205/5 Melby, Ernest R. Italian Immigrant Ships 217/5 The Sinking of the Andrea Doria on July 26, 1956 The Porto Rico Line 223/173 258/107 Wooden Steamers: The Forgotten Era in Great Merrill, James M. Lakes Ships 236/257 The Day New York Shocked the World 79/67 Setback for the MEDWAY QUEEN 252/297 Meseck, Walter L. Milne, T.M. Normandie: Hail and Farewell 220/257 American Steamships on Japanese Ferry Service Messegee, Gordon H. 120/212 On the Road from Mandalay 67/71 Milster, Conrad Jr. Michael, H. Osborne Steamboat Courtesy 102/73 E. CLAY TIMANUS of Baltimore 71/71 Milton, J. Elet TRANSFER NO. 8 84/107 Oneida Lake & River Boats 76/99 78/45 83/72 ATLANTA of the Chesapeake Line 91/78 88/99 90/49 92/112 99/98 103/121 107/146 The Scotch Marine Boiler 100/126 110/87 Installing a New Shaft Log on the Tugboat E. CLAY Mitchell, C. Bradford (“Micmac”) TIMANUS 119/137 Lake Steamers 2/12 “Micmac” (see: Mitchell, C. Bradford) Migratory Steamboats of the Chesapeake 5/68 Milhouser, Dave Wilderness Voyage 8/141 Return to the City of Richmond 271/34 Famous Founderings, Fresh Water & Salt 9/146 Miller, Bruce R.J. Rails Across Lake Michigan 15/264 SOUTH STEYNE—The Ultimate Manly Steamer NORTHUMBERLAND, 58 Years from Tyneside 138/67 31/61 Miller, Captain Warren Merry Christmas Happy New Year (A Christmas West Zeda Odyssey 213/36 Mystery) 32/73 Miller, Dr. Lawrence Norman Wiard and His Steam Skater 33/11 Cruise Ships on Trial: Putting JUBILEE Through HOMESTEAD Makes It Sure 34/41 Her Paces 179/185 Steamboatman—1950 (Capt. Tom Greene Obit.) Miller, Gary 35/75 The TEXAS CLIPPER 115/166 A Runner and Her Sister 39/55 Miller, Paul A. TI’ Is Through 48/100 Godspeed, Safe Return and a Merry Christmas Tricolor and Blue Riband in the 19th Century 148/203 (translator) 49/1 50/29 51/59 Miller, William H. Jr. Joseph Mills Hanson, 1877-1960 (obit.) 74/55 Aloha OCEAN INDEPENDENCE 159/178 Robert Ward Shepherd, 1891-1962 (obit.) 83/19 Victory Ship-Passenger Ship Conversions 165/13 Ocklawaha Steamboatin’ (co-author) 103/183 The Costa Empire 169/29 Forrest Robert Holdcamper, 1907-1972 (obit.) The Japanese to South America 225/32 124/196 Dutch Trio 229/40 R. Loren Graham 1907/1974 (obit.) 131/149 Miller, William T. Mitchell, F.C. 1909 Steamboat Picture Album 148/231 Sternwheel Steamboat on the Wey 92/112 Miller, Willis H. Mitchell, Richard M. Meet S.S. ALLIANCA 156/231 Keeping a Steamboat as a Pet 23/27 America’s Junior Cruise Ships 179/173 George Whitney, Maker of Steamboats 27/51 55 The C.V. Excursion 52/81 Showboat on the Upper Mississippi 108/194 Labor of Love 62/25 65/11 The PRESIDENT and Me 111/149 The Proud Steamers of Lake Sunapee 90/43 Little Boats on the Big Sandy 117/9 KESTREL, Last of Its Kind 126/78 Seaport in the Plains 118/99 Moreno, Barry Streckfus Steamers 130/93 A Last Farewell to the Ferryboat Ellis Island 276/34 Nilsen, Jens Morgan, Brian P. The Grace Line 103/107 Loss of the Daniel J. Morrell 260/269 Noble, Joseph Morin, Joseph Hardly Glamorous—but Highly Necessary 71/74 NEW BEDFORD Revisited 129/6 Noma, Hisashi Morse B.C. Jr. Cruise Ships Out of Japan 162/109 CARONIA and the Light House 135/156 Norris, Gregory J. Mueller, Edward A. The Once and Forever Champion—UNITED Early East Coast Florida Steamboating 78/35 STATES 153/3 Suwannee River Steamboating 92/107 93/11 O’Connor, Thomas P. Ocklawaha Steamboatin’ (co-author) 104/183 Memento of MERRYCONEAG 116/204 The Great Steamboat Race of 1968 106/94 O’Loughlin, Robert R. Home in Florida 109/31 The Steamer CHELSEA 93/19 Beds About the Size of a Poor-House Coffin 121/25 Ommundsen, Peter 122/98 PRINCE GEORGE: Last Days With Canadian Brock Line—“The Old Reliable” 132/207 National 139/135 The GENERAL SEDGEWICK 142/77 S.S. LADY ALEXANDRA 143/131 The Celebrated Run of the FAR WEST 152/227 S.S. LADY CECILIA 150/71 The Florida East Coast Steamship Company CARDENA 156/249 158/105 LADY CYNTHIA, Last of the Union Day Steamers Twins That Were Not Twins 161/23 160/251 The Plant Steamship Line 167/165 “Oran” The Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company Tropical Journeyings. Reprinted from Harper’s 170/79 New Monthly Magazine. 31/57 One Hundred Years of Steamboating 174/101 Osgood, Joseph O. TARPON’s Unlucky 1,735th Trip 184/271 Flyers to the Hook 41/1 42/29 The Recessed Sternwheel Steamboat OSCEOLA Ottley, Allan R. 195/205 Steamboats Floated Aboard As Cargo 26/29 Revisiting the Great Eastern 215/202 Cabbage Halts Steamboat (Believe It or Not) The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company 224/298 230/89 Ottman, John A. The City of Savannah’s Unusual Voyage 254/125 Dark Day on Lake Erie 201/12 The Georgia & Florida Inland Navigation Company Spring 1998 Meeting in Michigan & Wisconsin and the Steamboat Florida 261/40 226/124 The City of Vera Cruz and the Alexandre Line Overbaugh, John S. and Donald C. Ringwald 270/34 Sugerties Evening Line 145/3 Muller, William G. Pabst, Capt. Frank Still Going Like 60! 73/10 From Cargo to Fun (50 Yrs on tourboat Juniper) Steamboating Memories 272/11 219/192 Navarett, Ugo Page, W.L. Walters CITY OF TROY 27/60 Paddle Steamer—Then and Now 18/338 Nedved, Gregory J. Palmer, Capt. Earl C. Murder on the Missouri 254/110 The Faithful Forty-Eight 30/30 Nelson, John Ocean and Coastal Steamship Wrecks, 1865-1873 The Noble Experiment 21/412 48/91 49/11 50/36 Nernoff, John Jr. Parent, Captain Roland R. JOHNNY N, Midget of the Sound 51/53 The U.S. Merchant Maine-In Model Form 273/32 Nevin, Donald Parkinson, Robert W. Brazilian Ferryboats 90/52 Steamers of the Monticello S/S Co. 7/109 Nevitt, Cedric Ridgely: See Ridgely-Nevitt, Cedric Steamboatin’ in the Kootenays 23/30 24/59 25/10 Nicholson, John Centennial of California Steamboating (Part I only) Cruise to Rotterdam 113/12 30/42 Niemeyer, Robert H. River of the West (Part I only) 35/53 56 The Marine Collection of Marin County Historical Price, Elizabeth Society 38/38 From Passenger to Survivor 157/13 From the Golden Gate to Puget Sound (co-author) Prince, George 50/25 51/54 NORMANDIE—Triumph to Tragedy 130/67 Forty-Ninth Star 70/34 71/76 Prudent, Frank X. Fiftieth Star 72/104 73/20 Back From The Brink: The Triumphant Return of The Panama Canal 89/3 93/10 the Delta Queen Steamboat Company 245/23 EPPLETON HALL Celebrates Fourth of July at San SSHSA Meets in Arlington, Virginia 247/213 Francisco 140/201 Quinby, Commander E.J. Treasure Island and its Fair 193/32 SCUDDER and Her Skipper 49/9 Parsons, Ronald The Secret in the Ship’s Safe 105/21 Gem of Murray River 71/73 Bannerman’s Arsenal 115/155 Patt, Edwin A. North River Ice Breaker 124/199 Merchantmen at Arms 13/231 Uncle Jack’s VESUVIUS 134/77 They Remember You When 21/409 Log of the Shake Down Cruise 140/217 The JAMES MORGAN 26/35 Luck Was With the Queen 151/161 Passenger Steamboats of Sebago Lake 32/77 Quinn, William P. Paxson, Nicholas W., Benjamin O. Colonna, Jr., & SEGUIN—the 90 Year Wonder 132/221 Willoughby W. Colonna, Jr. Black Wake of the ARGO MERCHANT 187/197 The Colonna Marine Railway of 1975 254/119 Rabbett, Richard D. Payne, Stephen M. Ship of the Year, SS United States 276/6 The New MS Rotterdam 222/89 Ship of the Year, SY Cangarda 276/8 HMY Britannia 1954-1998 227/196 Rafuse, Ted Genesis of the QUEEN MARY 2 249/5 Lake Ontario’s Railway Ships 246/105 Pearsall, Everett H. “Railroader” (see: Cotterell, Harry Jr.) The Pearsall Excursion Line 21/419 Randall, Wallace E. Persson, Don Five Fall River Line Paintings 24/49 S.S. UNIVERSE—Orient Overseas Line 139/143 Aboard a Sidewheeler One December Night RASA SAYANG—The True Story 143/148 179/189 Pettitt, Henry G. Randel, William Pierce My Affair With PRISCILLA 146/88 Death in the East River 53/1 The Saga of MOUNTAIN LILY 205/35 Rau, William M. Wireless and the Ships at Sea 205/33 Whither N.Y.’s Steam Fleet? (co-author) 126/87 Phillips, W. Edward The New M.V. DELAWARE 131/151 Stmr. ATLANTIC of Georgian Bay 10/159 Op-Sails Spectacular Spectator Fleet 140/195 Pichette, Dr. Michael Von Kirvan, see Von Kirvan- Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard 149/17 Pichette, Dr. Michael Boat Trips Around the Eastern Seaboard Pittee, Charles Rodney (conclusion) 150/75 Two ANCONS and a CRISTOBAL 34/33 The Annual Meeting at Philadelphia 159/185 The Panama Railroad Co.’s Steamship Lines 89/9 Liberty Weekend 1986 181/35 Plowman, Peter The San Francisco Meeting 184/285 The End of an Australian Era 135/139 Ivaran’s Dual Concept AMERICANA 187/187 The Sitmar Story 179/165 Reviewing the Columbus Quincentenary Celebration Captain Cook Cruises 185/29 204/291 Pope, Steven Blockships at Normandy 207/201 GENERAL LINCOLN 34/40 Reed, Herbert B. Poppen, Bruno The Staten Island - Perth Amboy Ferry 53/17 The Modernization of QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 Reed, William E. 183/195 Steamboat River IX, X, XI 50/28 51/52 52/77 Potter, Gordon M. Painting the River Steamboats of the Golden Age The HAMONIC 18/342 53/11 Powers, David L. Jr. Reid, Alfred Gray A Final Visit to LEONARDO DA VINCI 167/179 That Was Saigon 93/16 Farewell to IRPINIA 173/23 A Visit to SAGAFJORD 105/19 Pratt, W.R. Renwick, Ralph Jr. Brazilian Ferryboats 90/52 Mark Twain: Ship Inspector 85/11 Price, Robert C. Hydraulic Propulsion 92/117 93/8 Early Canadian Pacific Railway Steamships 46/30 The Bessemer Saloon steamship 97/12 57 Riddle, Malcolm Graeme Marsellis, A. Spencer 150/90 French Line’s 110 Years on the North Atlantic Opposition Night Lines on the Hudson 1908-1915 138/87 151/139 Ridgely-Nevitt, Cedric Central-Hudson Steamboat Co. 164/231 American Transatlantic Steamships, 1819-1872 Two Notable Tugs 168/255 47/65 Roberts, Douglas L. The Baltimore and Liverpool Steamship Line 95/83 The Great Fake (A Merchant Ship That Went to 1867—A Forgotten Year in the History of American War) 207/195 Steamships 101/3 Roberts, Glenn O. The Walking Beam Engine in Atlantic Service The Admiral Line 64/81 65/4 111/154 Rogers, Clarence N. The Iron Screw Steamer CIRCASSIAN, 1857-1876 Passage Down East 36/85 117/4 Boat – Train Service on Lake Winnipesaukee 73/17 The Double Beam-Engined Steamship MOSES Rollmann, Fregattenkapitan TAYLOR 129/13 The Development of Steam Navigation on the Lake MISSISSIPPI, ex-MEMPHIS, an Unsuccessful of Constance 75/67 Blockade Runner 137/17 Roos, John F. Alexandre Line to Cuba and Mexico 1867-1888 Three Ships in Three Weeks 139/147 146/81 Russell, Robert J. The Double Compound Walking Beam Engined SS NORMANDIE/USS LAFAYETTE, Death & Screw Steamship LOUISIANA 155/167 Dismantling 213/5 Rinaldi, Thomas Ryan, Allie The Hudson’s Lost Steam Fleet 247/173 A Pictorial Display 110/95 Ringwald, Donald C. Ryder, F. Van Loon Sidewheel Ferries of N.Y. & Vicinity. 1939 ARMENIA of 1847 58/32 (compilation) 2/18 Sadler, Herbert C. and Frank E. Kirby The Loss of the REINDEER 25/12 The Design of Passenger Vessels for the Great Dowager Tugboat 28/81 Lakes (Reprint from Transactions, 1925) 221/32 The Hudson’s Last Large Steam Tugs Pass On St. Clair, Rev. Canon F.C. 34/35 The Milwaukee – Grand Haven – Muskegon Ferry The Man from Peru 46/28 Route 4/40 Period to PARAGON 49/7 The Wandering VIRGINIA 11/179 Ice King 54/25 55/55 Sing a Song O’ Doorknobs 29/8 JAMES W. BALDWIN (in Pilot House) 56/93 Peerless in Many Ways 36/77 Albany Excursions (in Pilot House) 60/103 The Quiet Life of an Old-Timer 39/60 Hudson-Champlain Celebration and Jubilee Year (in The Wandering MIAMI 60/85 Pilot House) 64/101 Sandry, Thomas E. High Speed 67/59 The Pretty Trio 38/29 John M. Richardson (obit.) 70/48 Saphire, William B. An Observation on Confusion 72/111 American Competition on the North Atlantic New Information on Beam Engines Operating in 174/81 Brazil 78/54 Cruising Through the Depression 185/5 Alfred Van Santvoord Olcott (obit.) 79/82 The Ineffective Cartel 193/12 Elwin M. Eldredge (obit.) 95/94 Sapulski, Wayne S. MADISON and ONONDAGA on the Hudson The Benson Ford Dream Cottage 272/21 99/101 Savage, Richard A. Lake George Steamboat Co. (pictorial) 111/166 Maine Steamboating: 1818-1868 116/196 ALEXANDER HAMILTON in 1971 120/195 Saunders, A. Fred The New DAYLINER 123/147 Recollections of the Catskill Evening Line 82/35 Louisville Meeting 127/149 A Collision on the Hudson in 1882 91/84 92/120 New York Harbor Steamboating, 1939 131/154 Sawyer, William D. New Orleans Steamboat Co. 132/202 The Steamer CATALINA and her Engines 136/217 WESTPORT—The Wandering Twin (with Peter T. The Western River Engine 146/71 Eisele) 134/92 The Western River Engine Part II 147/142 Bicentennial Cruise 141/21 Schell, William A. A 1916 Photo 142/81 World War II Greek Merchant Losses 195/192 Saugerties Evening Line (with John S. Overbagh) World War II, Greek Merchant Liners 197/16 145/3 Spanish Line Update 221/46 58 Irish Shipping Ltd. Fleet Roster 232/300 SSHSA Annual Meeting Held in New London, CT Schmidt, Dr. Ernst 251/219 Jubilee on the Weser 72/107 SSHSA Holds 2006 Annual Meeting Aboard the Schulte, Matthew S. Queen Mary in Long Beach 259/216 Steam Yacht Cangarda-Back From Oblivion An American Officer on the Bridge of the Queen 270/17 Mary 2 260/306 Schulze, Rev. E.P. Liberty Ship JOHN W. BROWN is SSHSA’s Ship of Lake George’s Steamboat 112/208 the Year for 2007 263/39 Scott, Capt. A.C. (ed.) le nouveau paqueboat France 275/30 The Diary of Captain Gideon Lathrop 69/7 The United States Gets a Reprieve 275/6 Scott, Mike Another Step Forward for the United States 277/36 “Q-4”—Successor to the Queens 103/113 “World’s Largest & Most Efficient” Vessels 277/48 Scott, Captain Walter E. Shaw, James L. Steamer J.T. MORSE in Her Prime 3/26 A Voyage on DWARKA, Kuwait to Karachi Steamer GOVERNOR DINGLEY on the Boston – 143/136 Portland Run 9/144 Japan’s Growing Ferry Fleet 149/27 Working on the J.T. MORSE 74/36 ARCADIA—Last Voyage of a Liner 150/87 Scrimali, Antonio A Visit to Perama Bay 151/163 Greece—The Shiplovers Paradise 154/103 Graveyard of Liners 153/27 Mediterranean Summer Photo Survey 160/264 Ships of the South China Sea 156/256 Turkish Vessels Revisited 174/109 The Loss of a Liner 159/181 Greece—July 1985 176/261 A Port of Call at Istanbul 171/169 Scrivens, Victor E. U.S. Intercoastal Shipping and the Panama Canal Three Big Sisters 35/59 182/119 Davy Jones’ Helper 47/58 First Transits of the Panama Canal 191/204 Scruggs, J.H. Jr. Three Decades of Containerization in the Pacific Tragic Alabama River Incidents 50/27 196/277 Scull, Theodore W. Adriatica Line, The Post-War Years 199/186 Passenger Ships in the People’s Republic of China TROPICAL RAINBOW, Japanese Passenger-Cargo 152/241 Ship 205/38 The Staten Island Ferry—A New Era Arrives 200 Years of Columbia River Navigation 205/40 160/241 The Panama Canal-Past, Present and Future STEFAN BATORY of the Polish Ocean Lines 231/205 162/79 Shepherd, Robert W. 50th Anniversary Cruise Aboard DELTA QUEEN A Short History of the Ottawa River Navigation Co. 176/248 23/25 24/55 In The Pilot House With Captain Clancy 183/185 Canada’s Oldest Steamboat 29/6 A 1974 Voyage on RAJAH BROOKE 187/201 River Reflections 34/37 Hampton Roads Meeting 195/202 Tree Line Great Lakes Service 41/4 Seeth, George H. Touring the Ottawa and St. Lawrence a Century The Illustrious Steamship MONGOLIA 100/123 Ago. (extraction from an old publication) 45/5 Seigfreid, Jerome W. The Loss of the Steamer MAUDE 47/64 An African Adventure 205/39 SOVEREIGN, Flagship of the Fleet 54/31 Shaum, John H. Jr. (“Jack”) Sherar, Miriam Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND 93/3 A Rite of Passage-Sailing on the GRIPSHOLM BRITANNIC, the Queen That Never Reigned 101/6 214/119 Loss of the DORCHESTER 107/119 Short, Vincent Long Live the Queen 111/131 The Story of Two Steamboats 46/32 Steamer DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 126/67 ROSE STANDISH, First of the Name 51/55 The Four Stackers 129/25 HENRY F. EATON 58/36 Odyssey of the CHAUNCEY M’ 130/87 The First Steamboat ROSE STANDISH 123/132 New Old Bay Liners 133/3 Silverstone, Paul H. Search for TITANIC 157/33 Clandestine Immigration to Palestine, 1938-1942 One Man’s Shipping Company 225/5 199/173 SSHSA Spring Meeting in Albany 243/218 Clandestine Immigration to Palestine, Part I Steamboat Reveries 245/28 218/112 HAMMONTON Lives On 250/131 Clandestine Immigration to Palestine, Part II 219/173 59 Simmons, Brigadier Clarence Stallard, Graham All Aboard: The Salvation Navy! 118/84 The Early Years of Cruising 177/5 Sims, Philip Stanton, Samuel Ward Queen Victoria and the Pirates 274/38 1910 Forecast 196/274 Sisk, Glenn N. Steuart, William C. Steamboat Days in the Alabama Black Belt, 1875- The Weems Line of the Chesapeake 13/220 1917 57/1 A Day With the Baltimore Steamboats Part I 20/387 Skelly, Frank J. Part II 21/414 Boston Pastoral 35/66 HOWARD CASSARD, Knife Blade on Edge 33/7 Smith, Captain Dwight A. The Steamboat That Wasn’t 100/132 Last Cruise of the SS WEST KEBAR 249/27 Steubig, W.O. (“Tom Collins”) Smith, Dan L. Great Lakes Towing 12/202 Voyage of the Alligator: The Story of an A Peculiar Case in Admiralty Law 17/318 Ocklawaha Steamboat 267/5 Stevens, Kay Smith, Patricia LAC DU SAINT SACRAMENT 192/276 William Muller Marine Paintings 170/109 Lake George Meeting of SSHSA 208/290 Smith, Ronald L. Stevenson, James Preserving the Queen Mary 234/114 Remembering a WWII Shipmate 219/213 Smye, Michael H. Stickney, Alden P. River Steamers on the Niger 24/54 The Hometown Fleet of Southport, Maine 190/98 The Twin-Screw Motor Vessel ROYAL IRIS 40/79 Still, William N. Jr. Elder Dempster’s American Services 81/7 Steamboating on the Alabama River 119/131 Smyth, Lawrence T. Stirling, Dale When the CAMBRIDGE Was Lost 69/15 Yukon Steamers 177/33 Soeten, Harlan Stoll, Capt. C.W. A Seaman’s History of the San Francisco Water A New Lease on Life 8/126 Front in the 1930’s 188/257 The Trade That Will Not Die 47/53 Dredgeboating on the Delaware 207/192 On the Future Career of AVALON 84/114 Spence, Karl D. MISSISSIPPI QUEEN in Service 140/213 Collecting Shipline China 192/273 A List of Steamboats Owned, Operated or Chartered Collecting Shipline China 195/185 by the Greene Line Steamers 140/222 Spies, M.H. Stone, P.M. The Saving of SAXAREN 103/124 The Boston-New York Passenger Service, 1907- LIEMBA 107/148 1941 50/33 S.S. MOHUSLAN of Goteborg SDKM 115/140 The Boston Waterfront at the Turn of the Century Spratt, H. Philip 63/64 64/91 Canada’s First Steamboat 53/55 Strum, Harvey Squire, Edmund Barzillai Pease and the Two Steamboats 176/257 The Staten Island Ferry Enters the 21st Century Stulen, Chip 256/280 The Ticonderoga Reaches the Century Mark (color S.S. SANTA ROSA 267/14 photographs) 258/89, 258/129 Brasil & Argentina of 1958: 45 Years and 17 Styring, John S. Names 277/8 Ship Stack Insignia and Company Flags 61/10 Stadum, Lloyd M. Suttaby, Jenny Ono Old Bay Liner on Puget Sound 153/31 Polson Iron Works-Trillium’s Renowned 19th History of British Columbia SS Co. 186/119 Century Shipbuilder Leaves Legacy 274/35 Stadum, Lloyd M. and William O. Benson Swede, George CITY OF KINGSTON 192/257 Working Craft of New York Harbor (photo series) Stadum, Lloyd M. and Frank A. Clapp 124/221 PCE Boats to Norway 165/23 Takakjin, Captain Eric J. Staight, Alan New York Central No. 14 (ii)-The Final Chapter The Steamboat CORONA of the Bermuda 264/33 Transportation Co. 26/34 Taroni, Paolo CORALITA and WILHEMINA 29/6 The Ever-Young Ship 228/293 The CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW in Bermuda 36/88 M/S Mistral: The Wind of the Future 231/214 CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, Bermuda Flagship Tatley, Richard S. 62/37 Ontario’s SEGWUN: To Steam or Not to Steam Bermuda’s CORONA 77/8 122/67 60 Taylor, Grant S. JOHN J. HARVEY, 60 Years of Outstanding Contrast in Careers –COMANCHE and BRITISH Service 200/285 QUEEN 16/290 Truscott, Charles The AMERICAN CLYDE 35/61 The Michigan State Ferries at the Straits of A Visit to OLD COLONY 102/71 Mackinac 114/78 Taylor, William B. Loss of the Car Ferry MILWAUKEE 119/157 S.S. TOWN OF HULL 21/418 The Last Arnold Line Steamboat 127/131 The Old MADISON 24/58 Tschiggfre, David A Brief History of the Merchants & Miners BELLE OF LOUISVILLE Steams On 102/67 Transportation Co. 38/25 40/83 41/7 42/35 43/65 Tully, Paul 44/79 The “Great White Steamer” Catalina Reaches the Addenda to above article 44/87 End of the Line 270/28 Thayer, Mildred N. Turner, Gordon Little White Boats of Penobscot, Steamboats from The Loss of Empress of Canada 217/30 the Barbour Yard 214/89 Turnwald, Rich The Bon Ton Ferries 220/281 Four Southwest Michigan Classics 277/28 Thiel, Philip Tuttle, Walter A. A Lifetime’s Memories of Some Special Ships and The Ryder Collection of Hudson River Steamboat Shipyards 262/29 Models 57/10 Thomas, Gordon W. Tyler, David B. The Hog Islanders (co-author) 118/90 Shipbuilding Shift to Iron and to the Delaware Thomas, William du Barry 67/64 Collision at Sandy Hook 75/77 Viden, Bill The Downer Master 205/28 Steamboat on Lake Winnipesaukee 48/85 Walter Meseck, Finished with Engines, June 20, Touring the Brooklyn Tugboat Fleets 54/34 1996 218/88 Von Kirvan-Pichette, Dr. Michael T.S. Marvel Builds A New “Queen of the Hudson” M.V. FELIX ROUSSEL/AROSA SUN 144/213 221/16 The Three “Nautonaphtes” 168/231 A Kinder, Gentler Time 252/261 From Field Marshal to Commoner—AROSA SKY Edwin L. Dunbaugh, 1927-2006 259/221 172/231 The Day Line and Years of the “6” 260/299 La Nave Blu—WILLEM RUYS/ACHILLE William M. Rau (1929-2007) 263/48 LAURO 182/89 Remembering Roger Mabie 266/42 Voorhies, Capt. Hugh Hamburger on the Hoof-or-The Pandemoniacal Steamboats on the Red River of the South 8/120 Voyage of Genevieve Lykes 269/37 Wagner, William M. Safety of Life at Sea: A Retrospective Look 271/25 MARTHA’S VINEYARD and the White Fleet Thompson, Andrew, William M. Worden & Roger 169/3 Waller Waldschmidt, Charles Swiss Revival: Old and New Paddle Steamers The Ghost of the EMMA GILES 127/145 252/289 Walker, David A. Thompson, Ralph Queen Elizabeth 2 Bids Farewell to the British Isles “Well Done” 24/56 268/22 Thompson, W. Roosevelt Wall, William A. A Cruise on the Ohio and Great Kanawha Rivers THE PIONEER a) FERDINANDO GORGES 12/197 128/195 Thomson, Frank B. Waller, Roger M. The Canal Museum 96/117 New Steam Engines for Paddle Ships 242/119 Tilley, William T. and Peter C. Kohler Waller, Roger M., Andrew Thompson & William M. Matson’s Flying Fish, S.S. Malolo 243/173 Worden Tinnemeyer, Marie Swiss Revival: Old and New Paddle Steamers SSHSA Celebrates the Mount’s 100th Birthday 252/289 188/275 Walsh, Stuart Tinnemeyer, Willie and Marie The Lake Michigan Polar Expedition of 1917 (co- PILGRIM BELLE—A Compliment to Steamboating author) 122/72 176/247 Wardle, Arthur C. “Tom Collins” (See: W.O. Steubig) Some British-Built Blockade Runners of the Trojanowicz, Al American Civil War 52/77 Warren, Mark D. 61 In Celebration of the QE2’s 25th Anniversary Job Action—1911 Style 163/179 208/279 Wilson, Loudon Warwick, Ronald W. Steamboats on the Red River of the North 8/123 The QE2 in Dubai 269/15 Navigation North and West 43/53 44/88 45/1 Watson, Milton H. 46/36 47/60 48/87 49/14 50/38 52/82 53/14 Lake Titicaca 174/111 54/35 56/83 58/37 59/66 61/11 62/40 64/88 Black Star line 192/264 66/37 Way, Capt. Frederick Jr. Addenda to above 51/72 The River Museum at Marietta, Ohio 14/254 Wood, H. Graham NATCHEZ (6th) the Racer 16/293 The End of the Line—NORTHUMBERLAND and Oldest Mississippi Steamboat? 20/385 RICHMOND 16/292 Sea-Breezing 2000 Miles Inland 31/51 DORCHESTER, Merchants & Miners Steamboat River I to VIII 37/1 38/34 40/75 43/64 Transportation Co. 17/313 44/84 45/1 46/29 48/90 A Room With a View 19/362 She Takes the Horns 48/103 BEAR MOUNTAIN’s Farewell to Baltimore 28/82 Early Sternwheelers Were Not Sternwheelers 56/73 The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System 43/56 The LADY GRACE is Different 65/9 A Small Part of POTOMAC Lives On 158/101 Steamboats for the Gold Rush (Part I only) 70/43 EASTERN SHORE—57 Years on the Same Route Weirauch, Steffen 168/241 West German Excursion Boats 178/111 Fredericksburg to Baltimore: Ninety Miles by Air, Wentworth, Capt. Howard L. Sr. Two Days and Two Nights on Two Different The Ocean Tug TURECAMO BOYS 106/90 Steamers 188/279 Whalen, James F. Baltimore Steamboats 203/173 Commodore Leroy Alexanderson 233/29 Worden, William M. Whetter, J.C.A. The CPR Service 98/44 Loss of the MOHEGAN 110/78 Farewell to the Steamers of the Georgian Bay Line White, Train 105/4 Vessels and History of Flathead Lake 114/92 European Steamboat Guide 196/288 Whitney, Ralph E. Steamboat Guide From Argentina to Zaire 201/16 Sea Queens in Exile 59/57 60/87 61/7 62/34 The World of Steam 216/257 Wilkison, Lt. Dale R. Paddle-Steamers in the Land of the Pharaohs S.S. CARIBIA 132/195 216/281 Willensky, Josef M. SSHSA Ship of the Year, VIRGINIA V 216/306 Tugboat Technology—The Tractor Tug 178/95 Edward J. Dowling, S.J., 1906-1996 221/45 Willis, Richard B. Steamers and Other Ships, SSHSA 1997 European Steamers at Pointe Aux Pins 65/1 Tour 224/286 North Channel Cruise 68/95 To the Russian North (The 2002 SSHSA tour to The Last of the Little Traverse Bay Steamers Russia) 243/296 80/111 Worden, William M. and Alistair Deayton Wilson, Bill The World of Steam 248/257 Steamers at Prague 126/76 Worden, William M., Roger Waller & Andrew Wilson, Graham T. Thompson The Staten Island Ferry 139/153 Swiss Revival: Old and New Paddle Steamers Keansburg Steamboat Co.—Alias “Gelhaus Navy” 252/289 143/151 Wright, Capt. Donald T. The Hoboken Ferries 149/3 GOLDEN EAGLE—Jeffersonville to Grand Tower The Hoboken Ferries (conclusion) 150/91 23/29 Steamboat in the Dells 156/235 Wyman, Theodore C. Ships of the Farrell Line 160/231 NAUSHON and NEW BEDFORD at War 128/201 Wilson, James T. Young, B.A. The Log of the Wandering Ferryboat 5/63 Steamers Out of Season. (reprint from Punch) 41/14 Western River Packet Lines of a Half-Century Ago Young, Rev. Lee Huntington II 8/127 Steamboats in Pen-and-Ink 35/58 Some Great Lakes Lines of a Half-Century Ago Zenn, John W. 9/148 Packet Boats on the Monongahela 8/125 New York’s Newest and Shortest Ferry 32/80 Zimmerman, Bob and Cindy Sunk Without Trace, in New York City! 65/12 SS KEEWATIN-The First 100 Years, 1907-2007 A Floating Miscellany 154/93 262/5 62

PART IV – ILLUSTRATIONS OF VESSELS

Part IV lists only vessels illustrated in Steamboat Bill (PowerShips), including interior views, artists’ impressions, deck plans and other drawings. Wherever Necessary for identification, official numbers are used for United States and Canadian vessels. Canadian official numbers are followed by a “C”, (e.g., 152649-C). One or more of the following may be given to further identify the vessel: vessel type, year of construction, the body of water the vessel operated or operates on, or the country of registry.

(*Note: Beginning with issue #193, illustrations of vessels do not have official numbers listed due to time constraints. They have been otherwise identified as accurately as possible.)

A.B. VALENTINE 224/288 ABNAKI (509538) 106/110 ADIRONDACK (1896) 159/220, A. CUTHRIE (Flathead Lake, ABRIL a) CYTHERA b) 221, 175/220 Mont.) 114/97 ARGOSY (1930) (German) ADIRONDACK a) SOUTH A.D. HEASLEY 268/52 219/177 JACKSONVILLE b) A.F. BEACH 156/296 ABU-EL-KASSEM a) BERNINA MOUNT HOLLY c) GOV. A.G. GARRISH a) HMCS (Egyptian) 183/232 EMERSON C. ARMENTIERES (1411341) ACACIA (USCG cutter) 273/59 HARRINGTON II (ferry) (Tug) (1918) 159/168 ACADIA (231673) 110/101 (1913) 186/87, 132, 188/269, A.H. FERBERT (Great Lakes) ACADIA 185/12 272, 273, 208/277, 283, 183/226 ACADIA FOREST (Norwegian) (painting) 208/253 A.J. McALLISTER (238601) 114/107 ADMIRAL (204086) 63/70, 124/193 ACADIAN WHALE WATCHER 110/115, 130/97 A.J. McALLISTER (Tug) 181/36 213/52 ADMIRAL 145/50, 147/147, A.M. GERMAN (152649-C) ACCOMAC (228015) 40/79, 185/60, 205/58, 227/242, 115/171 91/92, (hulk) 253/50 (bow only) 208/308 A.M. HALLIDAY (107836) ACCOMAC (Tug) 190/101 ADMIRAL a) CAPTAIN (tug) 63/60 ACCOMACK (105686) 143/50 230/142 A. MCVITTIE (106710) (1890) ACCOMODATION (Canadian of ADMIRAL C.F. HUGHES b) (fantail) 98/84, 236/274 1809) 55/53 USNS GENERAL EDWARD A.P. MOLLER (Danish) 104/211 ACE (217897) 92/130 D. PATRICK 275/50 A. REGINA 151/193 ACCHILE LAURO a) WILLEM ADMIRAL CHASE 188/260 A.T. LAWSON 139/139 RUYS 168/247, 176/304, ADMIRAL DUPONT (of 1847) A. TREMBLAY (138262-C) 180/304, 182/85, 92, 94 39/56 110/77 ACHILLE LAURO (Australia) ADMIRAL JACKSON (tug) A.V. SANDUSKY 269/47 193/64, 194/150, 213/74, 83 271/78 AALBORGHUS (Danish) 118/112 ACHILLES (collier) (1915) ADMIRAL JOE FOWLER ABBY a) ABEGWEIT 167/206, 145/41, 259/185 (Disney World) 132/218 194/146 ACHILLEUS a) HANS BROGE ADMIRAL NAKHIMOV 184/326 ABEGWEIT (175450-C) (1947) (Greek) 138/103, 169/56 ADMIRAL SAMPSON (107419) 28/90, 121/21, 266/87 ACTIVE (Tug) (94894) (1889) 64/81 ABEGWEIT (ferry) (New) 165/39 159/166 ADRIANA a) AQUARIUS ABEGWEIT b) ABBY 166/114 ADABELLE LYKES 276/16 187/234, 204/281 ABEGWEIT (ii) b) ACCRUED ADAM E. CORNELIUS 193/58 ADRIAN ISELIN (212089) MARINER (ferry) 209/42, ADAMS (Greek) 195/192 103/147 223/222, 232/305, 253/45, ADANA (Turkish) 113/55 ADRIANA a) AQUARIUS (1972) 265/48 ADELAAR (Dutch) (tug) 232/262 251/200 ABEL TASMAN a) NILS ADELAIDE (1854) 172/242 ADRIATIC (204726) 83/83 HOLGERSSON 177/56, ADELAIDE (Australia) (1866) ADRIATIC STAR a) PRINCESS 188/318 201/17, 232/254, (painting) OF TASMANIA b) MARINE ABENAKI (292461) 88/119, 232/253 CRUISER c) MAJORCA 103/140 ADIRONDACK (Lake ROSE d) EQUATOR e) ABENAKI 169/38, 198/128 Champlain) (1867) 181/76, NOMI (Greek) 176/262 ABIGAIL ADAMS 182/126 ADRIATIKI (Greek) 106/104 63 ADRIATIKI 136/208, 254 AIDA 276/72 ALASKA STANDARD 170/124 ADSTEAM GINGA (tug) 271/66 AIDAAURA (2003) 251/201 ALASKAN a) WHEATON ADVANCE (106145) 36/92, 89/12 AIDABLU a) CROWN 182/118 ADVANCE (107469) 39/63 PRINCESS b) A’ROSA BLU ALASKAN (i) (1902) 251/178 ADVANCE (Australian) 205/66 (1990) 263/27 ALASKAN NAVIGATOR ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS AIDADIVA (German) 262/80, 266/65 241/47, 48, 243/201 263/78, (keel laying) 258/167 ALATNA (USN) 191/232 ADVENTURER (ferry) 252/286 AIDALUNA 270/69 ALBA a) CITY OF OMAHA AEGEAN I (1973) 255/202 AIDAURA (German cruise ship) 214/112 AEGAEON (Greek) 78/43, 273/55 ALBACORE (USS) (Submarine) 102/83, 136/206 AIDAVITA (2002) 267/26 (AGSS-569) 173/39 AEGEAN DOLPHIN a) NARCIS AIGION 151/174 ALBANY (1880) (painting) b) ALKYON 182/156, AIGLE D’OCEAN (Canadian) 272/17 184/314, 188/254, 284 136/245, 201/37 ALBANY (Hudson River) AEGEAN SPIRIT (Greek) AIKATERINI (Greek) 195/193 150/127, 152/218, 154/144, 235/199 AIMEE LYKES (1963) 276/14 156/295, 167/219, 169/67, AEGEAN TWO a) AUSONIA AISHIMA MARU 187/224 170/112, (wreck) 245/52, (1956) 262/88 ASIAN PROSPERITY 205/48 247/186, 187, (painting) AENOS (Greek) 195/192 AJAX (1210) 72/100 247/169 AFOUNDRIA (1943) 269/23 AKADEMIK IOFFE (Russian) ALBANY (USAE) (dry-land AFRICA 153/58 (research ship) 210/153 fantail) 89/37 AFRICA MERCY a) DRONNING AKADEMIK KOROLEV (Soviet) ALBANY (105908) 30/25, 37/24, INGRID 245/20, 22 144/240 (drawing) 86/34 AFRICAN COMET 210/100, 103, AKADEMIK PAVLOV a) THE ALBATROS a) ROYAL VIKING 110, 111 LAMBS 214/103 SEA (1973) 249/75, 251/200, AFRICAN ENDEAVOR a) AKADEMIK SERGEY 259/199 DELBRASIL 160/236, VAVILOV 214/197 ALBATROSS a) LEDA b) 206/119, 121, 122, 127 AKADEMIK VERNADSKY NALJA c) NAJLA e) AFRICAN ENTERPRISE a) (Soviet) 190/130 IONIAN DOPHIN f) BETSY DELTARGENTINO (240124) AKEBONO MARU (Japanese) ROSS g) AMALFI (1953) 31/69, 206/117, 199, 127 61/15 (Greek) 165/35, 168/248, AFRICAN GLADE 160/236 AKERSHUS (Danish) 96/139 170/138, 171/210, 191/170, AFRICAN METEOR 210/101, AKITA MARU (Japanese) 205/38 212/286, 240/327 103 AKROPOLIS 136/210 ALBATROSS (Transfer Steamer) AFRICAN PILOT 160/234 AKTEA (freighter) 222/140 170/151 AFRICAN PLANET 210/102, 103 AL FOSTER (fishing steamer) ALBEMARLE a) CLYTIE 225/5, AFRICAN QUEEN (steam (1892) 257/5, 13 6 launch) 124/220, 165/18, 19, AL WATTYAH (containership) ALBERT BALLIN (Russian) 20, 21 (Kuwait) 196/304 121/39 AFRICAN STAR 160/234 ALABAMA (106223) 119/132 ALBERT J. SAVOIE a) AFRICAN SUN 160/236 ALABAMA (207138) 22/17, GARIBALDI b) AGAMEMNON (Greek) 107/162 105/5, 113/42, 122/87, (bow WESTWOOD (314008) AGASSIZ a) T’LAGUNNA only) 105/12, (fantail) 105/52, (1961) 153/19 187/224 (icebound) 122/73, (interior) ALBERT SOPER (1881) (Great AGATHONISSOS (tanker) 105/7 Lakes) 236/267 226/139 ALAKAI (Hawaiian superferry) ALBERTA 166/92 AGAWA CANYON 144/235, 272/49, 277/66 ALBERTA (85765-C) 46/32, 229/62, 277/69 ALAMEDA (106184) 72/99 98/44 AGGIE D 147/141 ALANA PAIGE 271/55 ALBERTA (116950-C) 66/38 AGGREGATE ANNIE II ALANDIA FORCE (tanker) ALBERTO DODERO a) ETAIWI 259/241 217/50 b) CORMORAN (Argentine) AGHIOS NICOLAOS (Greek) ALASKA (1430) 111/157 178/134 70/53 ALASKA (105798) 31/56 ALCAEOS a) MARELLA (Greek) AGIOS ADREAS a) JERVIS ALASKA (106538) 113/40 165/32 BAY (Greek) 214/146 ALASKA b) MAZATLAN 185/28 ALCANTE (ii) a) PEGU (Spanish) AGNES (Swedish) 155/189, ALASKA a) CITY OF NEW (1889) 208/269 232/282 ORLEANS (Ferry) 146/106 ALCOA CAVALIER 165/16 AGOMING (150338-C) 94/54 ALASKA PRINCE 222/100, 108 ALCOA LEADER 211/210 64 ALCOA SEAPROBE (534500) ALEXANDROS a) ALICE AUSTEN (ferry) 256/286, 124/211 KARAISKAKIS c) NYMPH 266/47, 277/58 ALCON (ferry) 201/45 (Greek) 143/192, 174/134 ALICE AUSTIN (ferry) 180/287, ALDEN (Norwegian) 105/28 ALF LINDEBERG a) NORTH 186/106, 253/48 ALERT (Cuttyhunk lighter of CAPE 187/186 ALICE BROWN 157/52 1966; motorboat number) ALFERDOSS 185/1 ALICE C. PRICE (of 1853) 41/1 99/97, 204/270, 271, 214/131 ALFRED CYTACKI (161565-C) ALICE DOLLAR (flagship) ALERT (“gas” launch) 75/94 130/118 195/175-177 ALERT (106337) (Fantail) 74/64 ALFRED E. SMITH (fireboat) ALICE L. MORAN (tug) 108/220 ALERT (215337) 99/97 204/296 ALICE M. MORAN (tug) 218/89 ALERT II (launch) 99/97, 228/300 ALFONSO XII (ii) (Spanish) ALICE M. WINSLOW 190/98 ALERT III (203194) 99/97 (1888) 208/266 ALINA (Canadian) 210/143 ALETHA 155/180 ALFONSO XII (i) (Spanish) ALIX ANNE ECKSTEIN ALEUTIAN (203116) 53/21, (1888) 208/267 (towboat) 209/55 185/26, 258/155 ALGIC 207/179 AL-KI (1884) 138/80 ALEX D. CHISHOLM 139/138 ALGOBAY (Great Lakes) 165/51, ALLEGHANY (222760) 43/65 ALEX LA VALLEY (Isthmian 275/52 ALLEGHENY 276/74 Canal Comm.) 89/5 ALGOCANADA 272/71 ALLEGHENY (of 1830) 56/74 ALEXANDER (British) 180/306 ALGOCAPE 247/232 ALLERTON (95920) (fantail) ALEXANDER GRANTHAN ALGOCEN (325748-C) 112/235, 32/96 (Chinese) 162/98 268/51 ALLERTON a) HOMER ALEXANDER HAMILTON ALGOFAX 253/55 RAMSDELL 137/55, 170/144 (223775) (1924) 18/354, ALGOISLE 277/69 ALLIANCA 156/231, 233, 63/71, 73/1, 110/65, 119/192, ALGOLAKE (Great Lakes) 191/208 129/40, 136/234, 144/202, 169/52 ALLIGATOR (106613) (1888) 145/1, 21, 22, 23, 24, 158/118, ALGOMA (of 1883; C) 98/46 104/189, 267/5, 7, (painting) 144, 145, 166/143, 180/327, ALGOMA (111803-C) 94/52 267/13 183/192, 212/259, 247/184, ALGOMAH (1881) (Great Lakes) ALLISON LYKES (view of stern) 257/1, (paintings) 272/13, 17, 236/257 199/250 (aerial view) 108/230, (engine ALGOMAH II (222185) 68/108, ALLUNGA 177/46 room) 119/164, (fantail 28/95, 78/52, 127/34, 207/212, ALLURE OF THE SEAS 277/70 120/251, (pilothouse) (fantail) 78/61 ALMA a) FENICE 218/116 120/194, (whistle) 69/22, ALGONA (105927) 105/41 ALMERIA LYKES 211/186 113/22 ALGONAC (116025) 59/70 ALPENA (206130) 124/246 ALEXANDER HAMILTON ALGONOVA 262/59 ALPENA b) SYDNEY E. SMITH (dayliner) 199/202 ALGONQUIN (USCG Cutter) JR. c) ALPENA (206130) ALEXANDER HENRY (310138- (fantail) 31/71 (1909) 142/144 C) 71/80 ALGONQUIN (226126) 131/136 ALPENA a) LEON FRASER ALEXANDER LESLIE (154692- ALGONQUIN (154872-C) 2/12, 200/311 C) 114/112 74/50 ALPHEUS W. DRINKWATER ALEXANDER MITCHELL ALGONTARIO 253/56 (ferry) 250/142 (1878) 156/234 ALGOPORT 235/232, 272/71 ALTADOC (171069-C) 74/50 ALEXANDER MOZHAJSKI a) ALGORIVER 244/324 ALTON BELLE CASINO PATRIA b) SVIR 150/121 ALGOSEA a) BROOKNES 200/310, 205/60 ALEXANDER PUSHKIN 158/132 ALTON CASINO BELLE II (Russian) 108/212 ALGOSOO (Great Lakes) 178/129 206/137 ALEXANDER VON ALGOSOO (ii) (Great Lakes) ALUMCHINE (Welsh ferry; HUMBOLDT a) MINERVA 220/320 British) 85/25 (1996) 259/199, 201 ALGOSOUND 252/313 ALUSTHA (Russian) 244/300 ALEXANDRA (tug) (German) ALGOSTREAM (Canadian) ALVARADO (212017) (1914) 207/190, 216/260, 224/254, (Great Lakes) 217/64 170/104 232/257 ALGOWEST (Great Lakes) ALVIN C. JOHNSTON (1976) ALEXANDRA (MSC vessel) (372057-C) (1982) 164/282, (towboat) 243/236 273/71 188/314, 231/233 AMADEA a) ASUKA (1991) ALEXANDRIA (85768-C) 34/38 ALICE (107253) 70/64 259/199 ALEXANDROS (Greek) (Day ALICE (Yukon River) 177/34 AMAMI MARU (Japanese) Steamer) 160/303 ALICE a) BRANDON W. 149/26 (towboat) 229/62 AMANDA K (tug) 264/68 65 AMARYLLIS (Greek) 99/113 222, 238/128, 244/304, AMERICANA (Excursion AMAZING GRACE 198/155 247/223, 258/142 Steamer) 178/86, 180/292, AMAZON (105252) 4/40 AMERICAN FARMER (220927) 195/183, 239/214 AMBASSADOR 158/115 118/91 AMERICANA a) BLOCK AMBASSADOR II (gambling AMERICAN FORWARDER ISLAND 189/33 cruise) 232/311, 264/55, (1945) (cargo ship) 233/36 AMERIGO VESPUCCI 150/121 265/76 AMERICAN GLORY 240/309, AMERIKA (German) 61/21, 97/3, AMBROSE LIGHTSHIP 242/137 4 (painting) 243/259 AMERICAN IMPORTER AMERIKANIS a) KENYA AMBROSE SHEA (329072-C) (220853) (drawing) 91/76 CASTLE (1951) 133/48, 121/23 AMERICAN INTEGRITY 142/114, 159/198, 181/39, AMBROSE SHEA (1968) 193/44 265/58 189/50, 201/2, 25, 30, 32, 33, AMERICA (590) 47/53 AMERICAN LEGION (226106) 230/118, 167, 236/323, AMERICA (100717) 47/52 (Ferry) 88/116, 139/158, 239/251 AMERICA (140644) 80/110 145/42, 199/207, 217 AMERIQUE (French) 50/31 AMERICA (210348) 41/23 AMERICAN LEGION (298830) AMERISTAR (casino barge) AMERICA (215316) (Carried in (Ferry) 149/44 211/236 1930 MVUS as 215448) AMERICAN MARINER (Great AMHURSTBURGH 262/15 61/21, 97/7, 8, 9, 10, 97/40, Lakes) 182/138, 235/232 AMICA (Norwegian) (carrier) (aerial view) 60/88, (painting) AMERICAN MERCHANT 204/313 97/5 (220984) 91/77, 118/92, AMMONIA (train ferry) (Lake AMERICA (239738) 93/23, 25 (drawing) 91/76 Tinnsjø; Norwegian) 248/266 AMERICA (279857) 109/57 AMERICAN NEPTUNE 149/18 AMOCO CAIRO 135/165 AMERICA (283441) 76/119 AMERICAN NEW YORK AMOCO ILLINOIS 158/130 AMERICA a) PEGASUS (1881) 172/267 AMOCO INDIANA (Great Lakes) 135/153, 137/22 AMERICAN PROGRESS (tanker) 178/128 AMERICA (Italian) 217/15 226/139 AMOCO WISCONSIN a0 AMERICA (Excursion Steamer) AMERICAN QUEEN EDWARD G. SEUBERT (Chicago River) 166/100 (sternwheeler) 208/309, (Great Lakes) 177/50 AMERICA a) AMERIKA 174/77, 212/309, 213/63, 215/243, AMORELLA (Swedish) 210/150 90 216/317, 217/2, 233/75, AMSTERDAM 243/243, 248/323 AMERICA (Coastal Cruise Ship) 245/26, 248/316, 271/7 ANAL 219/180, 182 160/273, 162/118, 179/176, AMERICAN REPUBLIC (Great ANASTASIA 215/222 198/123 Lakes) 184/306 ANASTASIS a) VICTORIA AMERICA a) AMERICAN STAR AMERICAN SAILOR a) (medical ship) 179/208, (U.S. Lines) 147/134, 162, EDGEMONT 218/103 183/224, 193/51, 195/214, 165, 166, 167/200, 152/214, AMERICAN SEAFARER 211/220, 245/5-7, 16, 250, 181/1, 24, 194/86-92, 96, (222760) 44/81 (pilothouse) 245/3 107, 108, 110, 117-120, 122, AMERICAN SEAMAN a) ANCON (1522) 34/33 124, 125, 127, 195/179-184, EDGEMOOR 218/96 ANCON (117125) 89/14 208/293, 294, 209/3, 251/194,, AMERICAN SPIRIT 249/57, ANCON (238556) 83/81, 89/14 254/103, 104, 106, 109, 252/308, 254/135, 255/224, ANCON a) SHAWMUT (1902) 262/42, 276/26, (bridge) 256/304, 258/142, 275/43, 56 185/10 254/87, (painting) 254/85, AMERICAN STAR 182/154, ANCON (1939) 191/204 (lithograph) 254/168, (wreck) 210/127-131, 167, 220/304 ANCON (liner) 198/89, 93, 104, 257/83 AMERICAN TRAVELLER 106, 107 AMERICA (tug) 224/312, 267/63 220778) 91/76 ANCONA (painting) 250/172 AMERICAN AUGUARIES AMERICAN VICTORY (Victory ANCONA a) SVEA (1966) 272/62 (530999) 117/53 Ship) 255/221 ANDIANO SHOWBOAT 220/329 AMERICAN BEAUTY (513017) AMERICAN VICTORY a) ANDREA a) HARALD JARL 108/232 MIDDLETOWN b) (1960) 271/69 AMERICAN CHALLENGER a) NESHANIC c) GULFOIL d) ANDREA C (Italy) 151/175, PIONEER MOON 181/26 PIONEER CHALLENGE 169/30 AMERICAN CHAMPION (1976) (Great Lakes) 260/322 ANDREA DORIA (Italy) (1953) (tug) 261/72 AMERICANA (205094) 109/39 145/34, 158/80, 219/208, 209, AMERICAN EAGLE (Coastal AMERICANA (Italian) 177/42 257/41, 258/101, 103, 105, Cruise Ship) 138/75, 140/199, AMERICANA (Norway) 186/132, 107, 175, 271/30, 32, 231/238, 233/53, 235/218, 187/170, 186, 187, 188, 189 66 (painting) 219/169, (sinking) ANNE ARUNDEL (201088) APOLLON I a) MOSTAR b) 258/107-111, 176 13/220 (painting) 83/70 MELTEMI II (Greek) 172/258 ANDREA GRITTI b) VERITAS ANNE DE BRETAGNE (French) APOSTOLOS 268/52 (Italy) 181/8 59/75 APPIA (1960) 199/191 ANDREW CANNAVA 263/61 ANNIE COMINGS (206116) APPOMATTOX (1896) (Great ANDREW FLETCHER 175/190, 7/103 Lakes) (freighter) 236/277 177/32, 179/244, 184/322, ANNIE E. SMALE (107821) AQUALINK (ferry) (drawing) 185/3, 186/107, 204/292, (1903) 170/106 237/78 207/236, 223/243 ANNIE L. VANSCIVER 203/173 AQUAMARINE a) NORDIC ANDREW KELLY (134735) ANNIE LAURIE (Oneida Lake, PRINCE b) CAROUSEL (1912) 178/110 N.Y.) 107/147 (1971) 255/201 ANDREW J. BARBERI (ferry) ANNIE M. (106533) 119/132 AQUAMARINE a) PRINCESA (1981) 160/241, 242, 244, ANODYNE (107163) 23/32, ISABEL b) MARCO POLO 249/54, 252/305, 256/285 109/56 (Greek) 151/196, 152/235 ANGEL’S GATE (tug) 203/227 ANRO ASIA 161/58 AQUANAUT AMBASSADOR ANGELA K 274/73 ANSCOMB (ferry) (Kootenay (Yugoslavia) 195/242 ANGELICA (see ANGELIKA) Lake) 251/241 AQUARAMA (Great Lakes) ANGELIKA (also spelled ANSON NORTHRUP (1988) 217/63 ANGELICA) 136/206 (towboat) 198/143, 274/72 AQUARMA (248329) 59/70, ANGELIKA (Greek) 99/107 ANSONIA (862) (1848) 145/6 122/109, 185/315, 264/56, 88 ANGELINA LAURO a) ORANJE ANTARTIC II 214/148 AQUARIUS (Greek) (artist’s 142/99, 150/69, 121 ANTELOPE (1212) (drawing) rendering) 124/228 ANGLER a) MARY MORGAN 20/408 AQUITANIA (British) (1914) (1878) 257/12 ANTELOPE (106573) 39/62 129/25, 32, 33, 132/223, ANGLIAN LADY 190/140 ANTELOPE (207031) 17/327 150/122, 241/82, 248/336, ANITA (9926) 121/27 ANTHEMIS (126487-C) 118/121, (sketch) 115/164, (painting) ANKARA (Turkish) 125/19, 20, (pilothouse) 73/2 212/253, 251/256 24, (pilothouse) 125/2, (stack) ANTHONY GROVES 163/174 ARABIAN 270/73 125/25 ANTIGUA 155/190, 185/10 ARAGO (799) 101/6 ANKARA a) IROQUOIS b) USS ANTILLES (French) 118/114 ARAHURA (ferry) 174/132, SOLACE (Turkish) 157/62, ANTON BRUNN (U.S. Nat’l 191/231, 198/150, 257/67, 161/62, 165/60, 171/174 Science Foundation) 111/71 271/65 ANKARA a) MASOWIA 171/170 ANTON DOHRN 204/273 ARAMIS (French) 168/234, 238 ANL PIONEER a) IVANGRAD ANTONIO LOPEZ (Spanish) ARAMOANA (British) 81/15, b) CAPE AMHEM c) (1887) 208/264 168/284 BERANE d) CONTSHIP ANTONIO LOPEZ (ii) (Spanish) ARANUI (New Zealand) 99/107 CYPRUS 241/66 (1891) 208/270 ARAPAHOE (107665) (fantail) ANN ARBOR NO.3 (107418) ANTONIOS CHANDRIS (ex- 131/133 95/103 EASTERLING) 195/195 ARATIKA 141/32, 269/60 ANN ARBOR NO. 5 (208261) APACHE (107652) 131/133 ARCADIA (British) 126/115, 104/197 APL CHINA 217/56 150/86, 87, 89, 153/27, ANN ARBOR NO. 7 (224430) APL EMERALD 244/327 212/286, 223/251, 230/122, 92/135 APOLLI NO. 1 (107375) 156/240 239/193, 253/70, 265/40, ANNA 171/210 APOLLO (Greek) 116/247 (fantail) 118/128 ANNA BULGARIS (Greek) APOLLO (car ferry) 240/304, ARCADIA a) VINCENTE 195/193 246/130 PUCHOL (1968) 220/292, ANNA C (ferry) 249/51 APOLLO ONE a) DONA MARIE 240/319, 255/203 ANNA C (Italian) 120/231, KAREN 210/144 ARCADIA (2005) (Great Lakes) 169/30, 180/286, 191/214, APOLLO NO. 2 (541106) 156/239 267/32 205/44, 228/300 APOLLO II 134/112 ARCADIAN a) ORTONA 177/13 ANNA MARIE (calliope barge) APOLLO III a) SVEA JARL ARCHIMEDE 219/185 188/310, 220/330 162/131, 184/269 ARCO JUNEAU 144/230 ANNABEL LEE (James River) APOLLO EXPRESS II 220/322 ARCTIC 147/188 187/232, 272/73 APOLLON a) LISIEUX 157/60 ARCTIC (of 1850) (lithograph) ANNAPOLIS (106693) 203/173, APOLLON a) MARDIS GRAS b) 27/58 (fantail) 70/55 EMPRESS OF CANADA ARCTIC (106040) 120/222 ANNE ARUNDEL 188/280, 282 230/124, 243/217, 249/74 ARCTIC T’AGLU 188/308 ARCTIC DISCOVERER 193/51 67 ARCTIC KALVIK 224/314 ARIZONA (British) 68/93 ARTHUR K. ATKINSON ARCTIC SUNRISE 224/335 ARIZONA (126551) 122/86 (214656) (railcar ferry) ARCTIC TIDE a) ARIZONAN 182/118 124/244, 250/147 TUNDRALAND 163/205 ARIZPA 207/177 ARTHUR M. ANDERSON ARCTIC TRADER a) TYEE ARKADIA (Greek) 70/56, 259/238 SHELL 166/128 119/147 ARTHUR M. HUDDELL (liberty ARCTURUS (202867) 81/19 ARKADIA a) MONARCH OF ship) 195/221, 267/48 ARDYCE RANDALL 259/241 BERMUDA b) NEW ARTHUR MIDDLETON a) ARENA a) JUPITER b) IRISH AUSTRALIA (Greek) (1931) AFRICAN COMET 210/111, PLANE 232/292 142/66, 89 115, 122 ARETUSA a) RANGELEY b) ARKANSAS II (USAE snagboat) ARTHUR W. RADFORD CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW 75/86 (destroyer) 277/61 186/127, 189/2 ARKANSAS TRAVELER ARTSHIP 250/151 ARGAND (towboat) 140/222, (500193) 110/115 ARUNDEL CASTLE (British) 200/259 ARKONA a) ASTOR (Germany) (1921) 119/144, 137/29, ARGENTINA (229044) 119/145 176/254, 200/275, 206/149, 245/84 ARGENTINA (277850) 113/7 212/285 ARUNDELL (1878) (Great Lakes) ARGENTINA (1958) 277/10, 16, ARKTIS MAYFLOWER (Danish) 240/272 17 234/143 ARUNTA 270/64 ARGENTINA a) REINA ARLINGTON (200661) 147/136 ARZEW 216/310 VICTORIA EUGENIA ARLYN a) WILLIAM RAWLIE ASA GRAY (liberty ship) 211/192 (Spanish) 208/272, 209/8 185/13 ASAKE (Japanese) 94/68 ARGENTINA a) ARMAS (1908) (Finnish) (tug) ASBURY PARK b) CITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 264/24 234/88 SACRAMENTO c) ARGENTINA MARU 225/33 ARMENIA (1706) (drawing) KAHLOKE d) LANGDALE ARGO (circa 1830) 40/77 58/32, (Model of) 58/33, QUEEN e) LADY GRACE ARGO (Swedish) 228/277 (plans) 58/34, 35 (107848) (1903) 42/31, ARGO MERHCANT 187/197, ARMENIA WHITE (Lake 144/196 198, 199 Sunapee, N.H.) 90/46 ASBURY PARK a) LIBERTY ARGONAT a) ORION b) VIXEN ARNHEM (British) 109/51 BELLE 220/264 c) ORION 154/118 ARNOLD LYONS 166/114 ASCANIA a) FLORIDA (Italian) ARGONAUT (Tug) 190/99, AROS 167/208 (1926) 173/18, 22, 218/112 213/74 AROSA KULM (Panamanian) ASCUTNEY a) PISA 175/157 ARGONAUT (yacht) 218/149 124/213, (drawing0 91/76, ASHBURNHAM (201931) 35/66 ARGOSY III 213/76, 214/151 (interiors) 124/213 ASHCROFT 185/74 ARGOSY VI (riverboat casino) AROSA SKY (Panamanian) ASHLAND (505886) (Great 224/325 124/217, 144/220, 172/231, Lakes) 101/46, 185/56 ARGUE MARTIN (tug) (1895) 238, 304 ASHTABULA (203071) 219/228 AROSA STAR (Panamanian) (pilothouse) 93/42 ARGYLE (Lake of the Woods) 62/45, 124/215, 144/220, ASSAWAMPSCOTT (Lake (pilothouse) 48/101 181/84 (interior) 124/215 Assawampscott, Mass.) ARIADNE (Finnish) 79/81, AROSA SUN a) FELIX 106/114 88/109, (painting) 218/85, ROUSSEL 144/193, 213, 216, ASSEDO 240/328, 249/76 (Panamanian) 119/176 218, 219, 220, 222, 223, ASSEDA 246/154 ARIADNE (Greek) (ferry) 197/34, 168/238 ASSIMINA a) KEGERA b) 35 ARROW (107155) (fantail) INDIANA c) DERNA (1915) ARIADNE (Swedish) 228/262 122/125 154/110 ARIANE 198/123 ARROW (206266) 131/189 ASSINIBOIA (125984-C) 61/3, ARIEL (106032) 114/79, 204/268 ARROW (Great Lakes) 193/69, 96/128, 98/49, 50, 108/223, ARIELLE a) NORDIC PRINCE 196/329 109/57, 115/168, 166/94, b) CAROUSEL c) ARROW (tug) 209/51 (bow section) 61/2, (deck AQUAMARINE (1971) ARROWHEAD (1984) 231/231 plans) 98/53, 64, 65, (fantail) 259/202, 264/75 ARTEMIS 192/299, 264/52 98/84, (partially sunk) 113/46 ARIOSA (204267) 61/17 ARTEMIS I (carferry) 220/325 ASTATULA (105964) 104/162 ARISTOTLES a) ARTEMIS K 138/103 ASTOR b) ARKONA (Germany) PARRAMATTA b) ARTHUR 183/244 (1981) 159/160, 161/39, ARISTOTELES c) CARMEN ARTHUR B. HOMER (280946) 164/266, 172/258 VITA 154/133 (crushed bow only) 125/46 68 ASTOR (1987) 180/277, 182/146, ATLANTIC STAR a) CAMELOT AUGUSTUS (Italy) (1952) 167, 251/243, 269/65 STAR 220/314, 225/73 145/28, 34 ASTORIA 146/125, 264/76, ATLANTIC STAR a) SKY AURELIA 181/83 268/66, 272/56 WONDER (1984) 271/6, AUREOL a) MARIANNA VI ASTRA (Swedish) 228/292 274/42 134/116, 230/113 ASTRA I 234/154 ATLANTIC SUPERIOR (Great AURIGA (298691) 131/167 ASTREA (Norwegian) 67/83 Lakes) (383533-C) (1982) AURIGA (Vineyard Sound) ASTREA (i) a) VADSTENA 164/282 160/268 (Swedish) 228/287 ATLANTIC VISION a) AURIGA a) RUAHINE (Italian) ASTREA (ii) (Swedish) 228/262, SUPERFAST IX (ferry) (1909) 173/12 (painting) 228/253 269/42, 271/44 AURORA (ferry) 144/230, ASTURIAS (British) 181/4 ATLANTICA 136/211 234/132, 235/238, 239/238, ASUKA 195/242, 200/274, ATLANTICAT (computer 254/155, 267/41, 270/69 204/309, 207/230 generation) 247/217 AURORA AUSTRALIS 193/62, ATAKAPA (U.S.N. tug) 207/214 ATLANTIDA (Honduran) 196/322, 265/72 ATALANTA (British) (1906) (fantail) 72/125 AURORA BOREALIS (Canadian) 137/13, 15 ATLANTIS (Greek) 119/162, 209/59 ATALANTE (Cypriot) 129/35, 121/14, (aerial view) 121/15 AURORA EXPLORER (cargo) 198/153, 212/287 ATLANTIS a) ADONIS (Greek) 203/229 ATHA (126061) 20/406 (1965) 139/181, 166/134, AUSONIA (Italy) (1957) 151/197, ATHABASCA (85764-C) 46/30, 167/214 159/214, 160/248, 171/212, 98/46, 122/89 ATLANTIS II 268/47, 48 173/20, 179/224, 180/278, ATHENA (ferry) 240/306 ATLANTUS (concrete cargo 199/189, 200/275, 230/118, ATHENA a) STOCKHOLM steamer) 222/123, 124 243/215, 251/245, 261/77 (1948) 261/53, 267/23, ATLAS (Greek) 127/178 AUSTIN (towboat) 222/130, 271/63, 272/70, 277/5 ATLAS 141/51 224/287 ATHENS EXPRESS 186/148 ATLAS (tug) 195/232 AUSTRAL ENOY (Farrell Line in ATHINA 160/266 ATLAS I 190/148 1972) 125/36, 160/238 ATHINAI a) SANTA PAULA ATLAS II a) BARDIC FERRY AUSTRAL PIONEER 152/251 136/210, 151/162, 164, 168 (Greek) 165/30 AUSTRALASIA (British) 135/140 ATHIRAH 227/218 ATRATO a) IROISE 199/174 AUSTRALIA (106751) 72/113 ATHLONE CASTLE (1935) ATREUS a) AALBORGHUS b) AUSTRALIAN SURF 160/236 137/1 FREDERIKSHAVN (1914) AUSTRALIAN TRADER b) ATLANTA (107216) 91/78 154/106 HMAS JERVIS BAY 147/169 ATLANTIC (of 1846) 15/280, ATTABOY (Sternwheel Towboat) AUSTRALIAN VENTURE (paintings) 33/4 170/127 264/71 ATLANTIC (of 1850) 101/4 ATTACKER (HMS) (RN Escort AUSTRALIS (Greek) 93/25, 29, ATLANTIC (266527) 72/114, Carrier) 179/164 101/33 112/247 ATTIKA a) GENTILE DA AUSTRALIS a) AMERICA b) ATLANTIC (85491-C) 10/162 FABRIANO (Greek) 176/256 WEST POINT c) AMERICA ATLANTIC (1926) 146/96 AUCKLANDER (New Zealand 144/226, 147/162, 165, ATLANTIC 153/60, 162/151, Tug) 170/134 254/109 163/154, 155, 156, 157, 158, AUCOCISCO (107286) 46/48, AVALON 136/218, 245/30 159, 160, 161, 164, 228, 224/259, 263, (fantail) AVALON (106543) (paddlebox) 175/227, 184/318, 227/187, 116/253 116/226 193 AUCOCISCO III 256/300 AVALON (161654) 11/179, ATLANTIC CONCERT AUDACIOUS 211/206 203/174, (fantail) 66/53 (container ship) 266/43 AUDUBON EXPRESS (ferry) AVALON (212813) 55/64, 62/29, ATLANTIC FREIGHTER 197/59 71/86, 82/56, (drawing of) 199/213 AUGSBURG (Lake Constance; 102/68, (fantail) 56/96 ATLANTIC HURON 231/234 Swiss) 195/200 AVALON (ferry) (1920) 270/30 ATLANTIC LARCH (tug) 270/44 AUGUST ZIESING (Great Lakes) AVALON a) VIRGINIA (1891) ATLANTIC OAK (tug) 270/44 180/298 231/170, 174, 178 ATLANTIC PRINCESS 192/323 AUGUSTA (107520) 21/416 AVALON EXPRESS (ferry) ATLANTIC SEAL (500320) AUGUSTA (freighter) 203/175 197/73 112/243 AUGUSTA VICTORIA (German) AVENGER IV (tug) 200/313 ATLANTIC SPIRIT 193/57 29/3, 177/6 L’AVENIR 257/65 AVON (115917) 113/54 69 AVON FOREST 174/126 BALLADIER a) NAMARIB b) BATAVIA (of 1870; British) AVONDALE a) ADAM E. MARSODAK 233/27 85/12 CORNELIUS b) DETROIT BALLARAT (destroyer) 272/63 BATH (tug) (1908) 181/28, EDISON c) GEORGE F. BALMORAL (cruise) 266/54 258/138, 276/78 RAND 151/183 BALTIC (2277) (painting) 16/293 BATORY (Polish) 97/26, 162/82 AWA MARU (Japanese) 113/59 BALTIC (2308) 46/25, (drawings) BATTLEFORD (148134-C) AWASHONKS (1893) 214/97 20/393, 46/27 106/101 AZALEA CITY (1943) 207/175, BALTIC RESCUER 191/222 BATTLER 262/64 269/24, 32 BALTIC STAR a) BIRGER JARL BAY BELLE (207202) 101/22, AZAMARA JOURNEY 265/54, b) BORE NORO c) MINISEA 23, 116/222, 117/35, 125/12, 273/74 (1953) 184/269, 212/288, 127/172, 149/1, 183/211, AZERBAYDZHAN (Soviet) 235/195 203/179, 234/167, (interiors) 180/277, 205/65 BALTICA a) DANAE 182/148, 125/12, (stack mark) 125/12 AZUR a) EAGLE (Bahamian) 212/287 BAY KING (tug) 234/135 168/288, 172/260, 183/232 BALTIMORE (tug) (1960) BAY LADY 187/169 AZURE SEAS 199/221, 220/314 161/44, 164/272, 169/44, BAY MIST (ferry/excursion) 200/300, 252/260, 261/32, 33, (1985) 230/132, 272/44 B-231 (barge) 264/49 36, 37, 38, 270/77 BAY OF NAPLES (Sebago Lake, B.A. CANADA 140/248 BALTIMORE (203700) 59/77, Me.) 32/79 B.C. PACKERS 45 244/314 (fantail) 119/188, (painting) BAY PORT (140644) 80/110 B.C. STANDARD a) PICO 244/261 BAY QUEEN (1888) 142/79, 80 (170412-C) 176/243 BALTYK (Vistula R.; Polish) BAY QUEEN (1977) 143/166, B.C. STANDARD (312098-C) 107/141 148/243, 164/270, 167/204 176/233 BALTZAR VON PLATEN BAY QUEEN (Dinner Boat) BCP-30 a) BAINBRIDGE b) (Swedish) 228/278, 288 (1985) 174/115, 193/23 JERVIS QUEEN 182/134 BANDIRMA 171/172 BAY SHELL 144/236 B.F. AFFLECK (Great Lakes) BANDON (204328) (fantail) BAY STATE (excursion boat) 181/54, 185/58 60/104 (1958) 139/164 B.F. FAIRLESS (226775) 40/75 BARAGOOLA (Australian) BAY STATE a) USNS HENRY B.F. JONES (202839) 556/87, (ferry) 138/68, 158/138, GIBBINS (AP-183) b) 126/110 165/56, 273/70 EMPIRE STATE 140/200 B.T.U. SPECIAL 254/143 BARBARA (1918) (model) BAY STATE a) PRESIDENT B.X. (126516-C) 123/157 273/33 ADAMS b) USNS GEIGER BABINE CHARGER (Canadian) BARBARA C. (220743) 47/49 (AP-197) 166/134 (ferry) 210/142 BARBAROSSA 175/160 BAY STATE (of 1846) (drawing) BADGER (265156) 132/205, BARDIC FERRY (British) 64/99 20/405, (fantail drawing) 232/287 BARETTA (British) 86/41 54/48 BADGER (Lake Michigan) (car BARGE SM/V 86 237/55 BAY STATE (3645) (both fantail) ferry) (1953) 173/31, 32, 34, BARKHAMSTEAD (217889) 116/253, 131/188 223/235, 224/278, 241/61, 122/90 BAY STATE (276449) 114/91 246/126. 270/4, 274/61, BARLOW (USAE tug) 109/49 BAY TIDE (tug) 271/78 277/32, 33 BARNEY TURECAMO (270843) BAY TRANSPORT a) BAHAMA STAR (Liberian) 124/224, 228/303 BRITAMLUBE 171/205 129/45 BARONESS M a) LION b) BAYANNA (150811-C) 83/83 BAHAMA STAR a) PORTELET 195/235 BAYFAIR (160508-C) (fantail) BORINQUEN 275/16, BARONESSAN 156/265 113/42 (painting) 275/15 BARRAGOLLA (ferry) BAYONNE (211559) 21/422 BAHAMAS CELEBRATION (Australian) 274/71 BAYOU JEAN LAFITTE 271/51 BARRAMBIN (Brisbane River; 175/182, 189/52 BAIA SARDINIA 277/69 Australian) (ferry) 272/65 BAYVILLE a) J.C. RITCHIE b) BAIE ST. PAUL b) CANADIAN BARTHOLDI 150/85 ROOSEVELT (ferry) (1906) PATHFINDER 215/229 BART ROBERTS a) NARWHAL 134/124 BAINBRIDGE (222185) 78/52, (yacht) 242/143, 244/316 BEACH GIRL (ferry) 157/48 114/113, 127/132, 133 BART TURECAMO (515484) BEACON (221356) 127/156, BAKKAFOSS (iv) 229/2, 10 110/113 247/173, 175 BALDWIN (202003) 115/154 BASCOBEL (tug) 162/118 BEAR MOUNTAIN 136/238, BALHOLM (Norwegian) 105/30 BASTO I (ferry) 196/313 152/238, 162/143, 166/143 70 BEAR MOUNTAIN (81809) 189/56, 225/63, 229/60, BERGENSFJORD (Norwegian) 28/82, 20/28, 117/38 233/74, 243/235, 256/293, (1956) 118/114, 145/44, BEAR MOUNTAIN (208561) 258/153, 261/63, 267/59, 178/82, 88, 275/46 27/66 (drawings) 102/57, 68, BERKELEY (3770) 67/81, (aerial BEATRICE (tug) (100194) (1891) 111/43, (fantail) 87/96, (night views) 127/163 (end view) 159/166 photo) 102/67, (racing views) 127/162 BEATUS (Thunersee; Swiss) 106/96, 111/145, 146, 147, BERKS (2905) 123/143 71/87 148, (whistle) 111/47, BERKSHIRE (211149) 17/324, BEAUHARNOIS (33476-C) 29/6, (painting) 256/336, (damaged 19/360, 361, 362, 106/93 130/120, (after lay-up) 71/82, paddlewheel) 273/62 BERKSHIRE (222831) 103/127 (engine front) 46/46, BELLE OF MINNETONKA BERKSHIRE 163/219, 170/108, (pilothouse) 51/70 (Lake Minnetonka) 173/6, 8 190/103, 105 BEAUMONT HAMER (1985) BELLE OF ST. LOUIS (gambling BERKSHIRE (1923) 230/102 (ferry) 271/42 boat) 196/308, 199/226 BERLIN a) GRIPSHOLM 161/9 BEAUREGARD 207/179 BELLE OF SUWANNEE (3452) BERLIN (German) 101/37 BEAVER (72668-C) 35/53 92/105 BERLIN (1980) 156/288, 184/266, BEAVERCLIFFE HALL (Great BELLE OF THE LAKE (Lake 200/276, 243/227, 244/331, Lakes) 186/144 Geneva, Wis.) 129/52 262/73 BEAVERTON (125440-C) 76/116 BELLE REYNOLDS (towboat) BERMUDA STAR 171/191, BECKY D (ferry barge) 255/227 206/156 175/227, 184/253, 295, BECKY THATCHER a) BELLE WATLING (tug) 238/134 195/170, 195/217, 199/211, MISSISSIPPI (iii) (1926) BELLINGHAM 203/185 277/21 (showboat) 175/178, 193/26, BELLUBERA (Australian) 138/68 BERMUDIAN (tug) (painting) 201/59, 213/65, 229/73, BELORUSSIYA (Soviet) (1974) 227/252 271/56, (under construction) 134/118, 164/260, 180/277, BERNA (Argentinean) 85/26 224/324, (sinking) 273/43 183/230, 195/237 BERNARD SAMUEL (fireboat) BECKLEY SEAM (247987) BELVOIR b) NAZCA c) (Delaware River) 219/197, 116/210 BELVOIR 133/42 202, 203 BEECHBAY (150843-C) 41/5 BEN BOLT (of 1852; Australian) BERNINA 149/39 BEECHGLEN (Great Lakes) 51/62 BERTHIER (of 1870; C) 34/38 165/52, 199/230, 218/140, BENITO JUAREZ (Mexican) BERTIE E. TULL (2648) (model (cracked hull) 200/313 130/115 of) 100/133 BEGOÑA (Spanish) (1953) BENJAMIN C (1946) 262/32 BERWINDGLEN (228674) 209/18 BENJAMIN B. ODELL (208448) 123/145 BEGONIA 176/288 (1911) 142/121, 145/61, BESSEMER (British) 97/12, 13, BELFAST (206266) 18/350 150/128, 153/28, 164/250, 14, 15 BELFAST 135/136 253, 257, 173/66 BETELGEUSE (USS attack cargo BELGENLAND (1879) 175/156, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ship) 121/41 193/20 (fireboat) 219/204 BETHELRIDGE (1920) 220/270 BELL RIVER 145/51 BENJAMIN GUIMARÃES BETSEY NORTHRUP (passenger BELLE ABETO 139/133 (Brazil) (1910) 216/265 barge) 198/143 BELLE BLONDE a) COLUMBIA BENJAMIN ISHERWOOD BETSY ANN (Packet) 147/184, LIGHTSHIP 88 170/124 (tanker) 194/137 151/180, 171/202, 200/263, BELLE CHASSE (224942) 90/55 BEN-MY-CHREE (British) 62/51, (painting) 238/139 BELLE ISLAND (224714) 39/66, 97/22, 254/149 BETSY ROSS a) LEDA b) (fantail) 88/125, (wharfside BENSON FORD (Great Lakes) NALJA c) NAJLA d) view) 131/160 (1924) 162/128, 180/296, ALBATROSS e) IONIAN BELLE ISLAND 156/264, 196/281, 272/21, 22, 23 DOLPHIN g) AMALFI 204/295 BENSON FORD a) JOHN 188/322 BELLE MARIA a) AZZEMOUR DYKSTRA (ii) (1982) BETTENDORF (towboat) 213/59 b) DELOS 156/244, 160/246, 196/281 BETTY (tug) (Hudson River) 182/148 BENSON FORD (ii) 196/282 177/20 BELLE OF AMERICA 203/230 BENSON FORD (iii) 196/283, BETTY ALDEN (205108) 74/43, BELLE OF CINCINNATI a) 284 155/191 EMERALD LADY 232/327 BERENGARIA (British) 35/60, BEULAH BROWN (3531) 117/11 BELLE OF LOUISVILLE 185/4, 260/345, 261/14, 15, 24 BEVERLY B. (tug) 277/79 (212813) 87/65, 94/50, BEZUDERZHINIY (Soviet) 135/166, 158/128, 159/203, 207/251 71 BIANCA C (Italy) 169/32, BLAGOVESCHENSK (1959) BOLERO (German) 126/99, 172/238, 241 (Russian) 236/280 127/158, 169/56, 243/208 BIBBY VENTURE (NYC Prison BLEU DE FRANCE a) EUROPA BON TON (1884) (ferry) 220/281 Barge) 190/130 (1981) 271/9, 273/76 BON TON NO. 2 (ferry) 220/280 BIENVILLE (224284) 119/150, BLIDOSUND (Sweden) 201/2 BON TON III (ferry) 220/280 269/31 BLOCK ISLAND a) FISHERS BON VIVANT 138/100, 151/166 BIG BOY (tug) 268/70 ISLAND b) COL. JOHN E. BONAIRE STAR 152/266 BIG FLAMINGO 176/267 BAXTER 137/46, 151/159, BONABELLE 191/172 BIG FLAMINGO II 193/69 160, 157/29, 30, 31, 181/2, BONANZA EXPRESS 239/222 BIG FLAMINGO III (sightseeing 185/42, 84 BONNIE BELL 182/167, 196/315, boat) 196/328 BLOCK ISLAND (3201) 103/119, 204/321 BIG RED BOAT II 234/129, 120 BOO CENAC (tug) 183/207, 209 235/220, 236/254, 252/311, BLOCK ISLAND (203969) 79/85 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON a) 254/153 BLOCK ISLAND (226004) 83/88, GRUNEWALD b) BIG RED BOAT III 239/197, 85/16, 113/17, 116/222, GENERAL G.W. 240/313, 247/241, 273/12 204/300, 224/271, 272, 310, GOETHALS c) BIGUA (Brazilian) 90/53 225/34, 238/127, 268/74 MUNORLEANS 192/270, BILDERDYCK (Dutch) 128/225 BLOEMFONTEIN CASTLE 272 BILL MCNEAL (towboat) (British) 72/114 BOOMERANG (Australian) 222/144 BLUE FIN (ferry) 270/62 262/75 BILL MURRAY (tug) 177/22 BLUE LADY a) NORWAY b) BOONE NO. 7 233/75 BILOXI BELLE 217/28 FRANCE 260/339, 265/44, BOONESBORO 231/232 BILU (Israelian) 114/88 73 BOOTHBAY (204233) 103/157, BINGHAMTON (ferry) (201734) BLUE MARLIN 246/132 135/188 (1905) 126/94, 137/4, 5, BLUE MIST (1917) (yacht) BOOTSIE B 256/313 140/200, 181/28 271/73 BORDER KING a) SAN BINGHAMTON (265739) BLUE MONARCH a) WORLD JACINTO (1908) 138/77, 82 126/101 RENAISSANCE b) BORDER PRINCE a) BINGHAMTON (restaurant) RENAISSANCE (1966) CHILKOOT (1919) 138/82 255/217 263/31, 274/42 BORDER QUEEN a) ROSALIE BIRCHGLEN (Great Lakes) BLUE NOSE (Old) (ferry) MAHONY (1913) 138/83 187/230 164/270 BORE (Finnish) 75/87, 88/109, BIRGER JARL (Swedish) 88/109 BLUE NOSE (New) (ferry) 140/226 BIRKA PRINCESS (Baltic) 177/38, 217/45 BOREA 174/151 (ferry) 179/243, 204/282 BLUE RIVER (195295-C) BORINQUEN 192/321, 223/185, BIRMINGHAM CITY 214/117 107/160 187 BISMARCK (Weser R.; German) BLUE STAR 262/78 BORGEN 136/230 144/194, 206 (fantail) 72/109 BLUE STAR 2 (Greek) (carferry) BORNHOLM (Danish) 82/50 BJOREN (Norwegian) (1866) 238/143 BORODINO a) EGREMONT 232/254 BLUEBELL (121849-C) 59/71, (Russian) 218/100 BJORKJARDEN (Sweden) 255/232 BØRØYSUND (1908) 178/130 BLUENOSE (198334-C) 57/16, (Norwegian) 235/187, BLACK BAY 146/112 121/24, 202/130, 221/55, 248/281 BLACK EAGLE a) TOMALVA 230/137 BORROWDALE 262/75 246/101 BLUENOSE (ii) (ferry) 202/131 BOSTON 135/138, 172/243, 246, BLACK FALCON (217365) BLÜMLISALP (Lake Thune; 234/96, 109 118/93 Swiss) 111/185, 195/201, BOSTON (of 1850) 116/199 BLACK POINT 196/302 252/295 BOSTON (223749) (fantail) 58/56 BLACK PRINCE 192/280, BOCCACCIO (Italian) 117/43 BOSTON (247161) 116//210 271/68 BOGAZICI (ferry) (Turkish) BOSTON (98585-C) 36/86, BLACK PRINCESS 182/146 (1910) 174/109 121/19, (boat deck) 121/16 BLACK RIVER (158269-C) BOGDAN KHMELNITSKIY a) BOSTON BELLE a) PCE-1258 131/184 NEKRASOV (1953) (Dnieper 165/76 BLACK WATCH 255/236 River; Ukranian) 256/320 BOSTON BELLE (258021) BLACKBEARD a) CARQUINEZ BOHEME (W. Germany) 156/244 112/229, (forepeak) 117/36 (ferry) 154/125, 186/136, BOHUSLAN (Swedish) 115/141, BOSTON LIGHTSHIP 135/190 206/136, 261/60, 268/48 142, (sketch) 115/192 BOSTONIAN 149/20 BOUTWELL (USCG) 157/4 72 BOWEN QUEEN (323854-C) of) 94/41, 247/178, (enclosed BUCCANEER a) NORFOLK 104/194 walking beam) 71/66, COUNTY 191/220, 207/218 BOWEN QUEEN (ferry) 148/250 (remains of) 97/28 BUCCANEER (235823) BOXER (HMS) (RN Landing BRINCKERHOFF (ferry) 133/57, (pilothouse) 103/142 Ship) 185/22 173/66, 186/96, 211/170 BUCKEYE a) LEONARD B. BOZCAADA (Turkish) 174/110 BRISBANE STAR 211/188 MILLER b) CHARLES W. BRAEMAR 176/284, (mid-body BRISTOL (3879) 23/32 GALLOWAY c) ROBERT C. section) 267/28 BRISTOL QUEEN (British) NORTON (207272) (1910) BRAEMAR CASTLE (1952) 105/34 146/125, 152/260 137/32 BRITANIS (Greek) 119/176 BUCKEYE (157601) 109/44 BRAMHAN (destroyer) 211/181 BRITANIS a) MONTEREY b) BUCKEYE (iii) a) SPARROWS BRANDYWINE (3318) 60/100, MATSONIA c) LURLINE POINT (1952) 257/55 117/32, 33 163/191, 171/191, 186/167, BUCKEYE STATE (Ohio River) BRANDYWINE (tug) (2006) 189/5, 12, 14, 192/307, (1850) 146/74, 75 260/333 199/211, 220/301, 221/55, BUCKEYE STATE b) BRANSON BELLE (dinner boat) 230/137, 232/312, 235/215, PRESIDENT TAFT (1921) (artist’s rendition) 209/49 236/307, 325, 239/213, 271/64 182/120 BRANT POINT 133/46 BRITANNIA (model of original; BUCKTHORN (USCG buoy BRASIL (277363) 113/6, 7 British) 81/6 tender) 122/93 BRASIL 184/292 BRITANNIA (yacht) 140/235, BUENOS AIRES (Spanish) (1887) BRASIL (1958) 277/10, 14, 16, 164/278, 204/275, 212/283, 208/266 17, (artist’s rendition) 277/8, 219/219 BUENOS AIRES VICTORY a) 9 BRITANNIA (1906) (ferry) SMITH VICTORY BRAVEST (ferry) 222/134 239/213 (Argentina) 165/12 BRAZIL (227983) 27/53, 48/99, BRITANNIC (of 1874; British) BUFFALO (ferry) 150/101 104/170, 119/145 (drawing) 68/94 BUFFALO (Great Lakes) 173/50 BRAZIL a) VIRGINIA (1928) BRITANNIC (of 1914; British) BUFFALO (222703) 54/42 264/23, (painting) 243/259 101/9, 10, 11, 199/202, (deck BUNKER HILL (204264) 50/34 BRAZIL MARU (1954) 151/200, plans) 101/8, (fantail) 101/13, BUNTE KUH (German) 90/64 225/32, 33, 266/73 (model) 101/6 BURDIGALA (French) 29/3 BRAZOS (1907) 223/178 BRITANNIC (of 1930; British) BURDIGALA (German) 169/16 BREMEN (German) 89/8, 57/21, 219/251 BURGESS (dredge) 221/60 186/154, 191/212, 238/145, BRITANNICARE (British) BURLINGTON (175997-C) 147, 253/72, 254/156 248/336 103/147 BREMEN b) MAPLEWOOD BRITISH MONARCH 231/208 BURNING STAR 277/75 (ferry) 149/10 BROADWAY (111430) 118/84 BURRA (tug) 246/152 BREMERHAVEN (German) BROADWAY a) RANSOM B. BURRABOGIE (Australian) 96/140 FULLER 158/113 (fantail) 73/12 BRENT K. McALLISTER BROOKDALE (111855-C) 101/43 BURRARD BEAVER 148/213, 191/185 BROOKDALE a) J.S. ASHLEY 215 BRENTWOOD a) CASCADE b) FRED A. MANSKE BURY (British) 67/83 (112243) (1902) (ferry) 157/53 BUSSARD (1905) (German) 159/168, 173 BROOKLYN (tug) 139/155, 261/74 BRETAGNE 192/315 181/36, 212/257 BUTTERFLY (chemical tanker) BREWSTER (202999) 35/66, BROOKLYN V 155/216 262/61 110/126 BROWARD 214/133 BYLAYL (213834) 72/116, BRIAN A. McALLISTER BRÚARFOSS (1978) (Iceland) 123/145 (285265) 88/119 229/6 BRIAN McALLISTER (tug) BRÚARFOSS (ii) (Iceland) C.C.G.S. 500 198/140 188/295 229/11 C. COLUMBUS 269/65, 275/38 BRICOLDOC (153111-C) BRÚARFOSS (iii) 229/12 C.E. SATTERLEE (126591) 8/120 108/224 BRUCE A. MCALLISTER C.F. BAKER 152/260 BRIDGEPORT (242176) 130/108, (229118) 132/244 C.G. RICHTER 179/194, 235/241 133/50 BRUCE DARST 260/326 C.H. McCULLOUGH, JR. BRIDGETON (1913) (ferry) BRUSELAS (1911) 226/131 (204499) (fantail) 121/61 247/170 BRUIZER (HMS) (Landing Ship) C.H. SPEDDEN (tug) 206/90 BRINCKERHOFF (3819) 34/46, 185/22 C.L. AUSTIN a) WILLIS L. 35/72, 79/85, 94/60, (burning KING (Great Lakes) 165/50 73 C.V. SEA WITCH (516197) CALYPSO a) SOUTHERN CANADIAN MARINER a) 109/56 CROSS b) CALYPSO c) NEWBRUNSWICKER b) C.W. CADWELL 152/262 AZURE SEAS 136/227, GRAND HERMINE 265/57 C.W. PETTITT (127083) 124/205 155/214, 156/246 CANADIAN MINER 267/55 C. WASHINGTON COLLYER CALYPSO a) GUSTAV VASA b) CANADIAN NATIONAL NO. 2 173/41 WAWEL 192/281, 234/153 a) ST. CATHERINE 201/42 CABATERN (343695-C) 126/113 CALYPSO 259/256 CANADIAN NATIONAL NO. 5 CABEGON 207/174 CAMBRIAN SALVOR a) BARS 194/143 CABLE INNOVATOR 231/228 2 b) HMS CAMBRIAN CANADIAN NATIONAL NO. 6 CABO SAN SEBASTION SALVOR c) HMAS (tug) 265/64 (Spanish) 125/51, 274/14 CAMBRIAN SALVOR CANADIAN NAVIGATOR CABOT 166/128 162/125 202/145, 221/63 CABOT STRAIT 149/56 CAMBRIDGE (5502) 69/15, CANADIAN OLYMPIC 143/181 CABRILLO (1904) 136/218, 96/140, (drawing of wreck) CANADIAN PIONEER (Great 231/173 69/15 Lakes) 171/204 CACIQUE (British) 103/105 CAMBRIDGE (107216) 42/46, CANADIAN PRINCE 222/102 CADET (125728) 127/186 91/79, 91/81, 131/160, CANADIAN PROGRESS CADILLAC a) LAKE 203/174, 245/30, (drawings) 151/184, 191/227 ANGELINE (Great Lakes) 91/79, 80 CANADIAN PROSPECTOR a) 176/280 CAMBRIDGE LADY 245/31 CARLTON b) FEDERAL CAESAREA 142/97, 156/286 CAMDEN (204087) 89/28, WEAR 155/207, 277/69 CAIRO a) ARCHIMEDE (Italian) 103/156, 213/10, 220/282, CANADIAN PROVIDER 217/7 (fantail) 103/155 259/239 CAJUN QUEEN 184/309, 257/54 CAMELOT CLOPPER 188/324 CANADIAN TRADER 241/62, CALAMARES 192/22 CAMELOT STAR (1999) 221/50, 254/140 CALCITE (209763) 80/98 253/43 CANADIAN TRANSFER CALCITE II a) WILLIAM G. CAMELLIA MARU 178/136 228/318 CLYDE (Great Lakes) CAMERONIA 189/25 CANADIAN VENTURE 254/139 169/54, 237/83, 238/142 CAMINO (210374) (1912) 170/95 CANADIAN VOYAGER (Great CALEB E 227/233 CAMPANA (51646-C) 98/45, 46 Lakes) 242/151 CALEDONIA (British CAMPEMENTO (Spanish) CANADIANA (Great Lakes) sidewheeler) 115/184 (fantail) 44/100 162/128, 189/33, 212/312, CALEDONIAN PRINCESS CAMPIDOGLIO 199/187 251/233 (British) (1961) 81/15, CAMSELL (Canadian CG) CANBERRA (British) 89/8, 156/286, 268/61 149/51, 191/222 120/244 CALEDONIAN STAR 200/276 CANADA (of 1854; C) (drawing) CANBERRA (Murray R.; CALGADOC (188388-C) 129/53 33/13 Australian) 125/4, 232/270 CALGADOC b) EL SALINERO CANADA (99675) (1892) 178/104 CANBERRA b) ESPANA (1913) (Great Lakes) 168/254 CANADA MARQUIS 194/147 (Greek) 142/84 CALGARY (British) 81/9 CANADA STAR a) LIBERTÉ b) CANBERRA (1961) 148/244, CALIFORNIA (of 1848) 30/42 VOLENDAM C) BRASIL 165/56, 174/78, 222/149, CALIFORNIA (227115) 86/39 (1958) 183/251, 253, 295, 223/231 CALIFORNIA 188/258 277/21 CANDI 204/320 CALIFORNIA (1928) 264/7 CANADIAN (British) 64/92 CANDIA 151/172 CALIFORNIA HORNBLOWER CANADIAN (125427-C) 72/117 CANGARDA (steam yacht) (dinner-cruise) 194/156 CANADIAN AMBASSADOR (1901) 249/50, 270/17, 19, CALIFORNIA JUPITER (Great Lakes) 168/281, 276/8, 9, (deck view) 276/1 (container ship) 234/141 182/139 CANIMA (ii) 258/137 CALIFORNIA SPIRIT 253/53 CANADIAN COASTER 134/89 CANMA 186/136 CALISTOGA (204629) 26/45 CANADIAN EMPRESS 161/55 CANMAR EXPLORER 152/256 CALLIOPE 155/192, 157/31 CANADIAN ENTERPRISE CANMAR IKALUK 218/136 CALUMET 266/56, 270/54 228/319 CANMAR MISCAROO 218/136 CALVERT (127606) 13/220, CANADIAN EXPLORER CANMAR SUPPLIER IV 209/53 63/72, 149/158, 188/282 226/149 CANMAR SUPPLIER V 209/53 CALVIN AUSTIN (127768) CANADIAN HIGHLANDER CANORA (138800-C) 111/140, 14/243, 86/47, 135/136, (Great Lakes) 169/55 141 247/196, 198, 252 CANADIAN LAKER 189/33 CANTERBURY 188/324 CALYPSO (of 1859) 124/205 CANADIAN LEADER 227/235 CANTON (whaler) 204/257 74 CANYON FLYER (504283) CAPITOL II (artist’s conception) CAPTAIN WILLIAM CLARK 108/214 205/59 (USAE dredge) 71/85 CAP STREETER 230/154 CAPITOL CITY (208044) 24/61 CAPTREE SPRAY 140/196 CAPE ANN (127795) 78/64 CAPITOL QUEEN 214/134, CARABULLE 237/2, 14, 16, 17, CAPE ANN (tug) 187/214, 218/148, 230/154 27 212/335 CAPO FALCONARA a) CARACAS (226878) 76/121 CAPE ARCHWAY a) AFRICAN KRONPRINS OLAV b) CARDENA 156/249, 250, 251, NEPTUNE 196/305 CORSICA EXPRESS c) 252 CAPE BRETON 212/308, 233/58 EXPRESS FERRY CARDIFF QUEEN (British) CAPE BRUNY (Australia) (tug) ANGELINA LAURO 149/37 102/82 199/232 CAPTAIN ALLEN BILLIOT CARDINAL (138580-C) 132/247 CAPE CHARLES (126278) 95/89, 269/55 CARDUCCI 226/151 207/219, 244/312 CAPTAIN BEN (towboat) 193/26 CARIB STAR 135/164 CAPE COD (tug) 212/335, CAPTAIN CHARLES H. STONE CARIBBEAN FERRY (537026) 220/311 a) LACROSSE b) MOBIL 123/180, 150/76 CAPE COD LIGHT (coastal LACROSSE 254/143 CARIBBEAN MERCY a) cruise) 237/57, 248/313, CAPTAIN CHARLES POLARLYS (hospital ship) 256/306, 263/57 PHILBROOK (ferry) 257/44 215/215, 217/83, 221/56, CAPE EDMONT 194/141 CAPTAIN COOK 185/29 227/230, 245/1, 16 CAPE ETERNITY (141863-C) CAPTAIN COOK II 185/30 CARIBBEAN PRINCE 98/57 CAPTAIN COOK EXPLORER (Canadian) 169/39, 171/204, CAPE FORESTIERE (Australia) 259/252 221/49 (tug) 199/232 CAPT. DICK MORTON 265/60 CARIBBEAN PRINCESS (2004) CAPE HENLOPEN (281371) CAPT. EDWARD F. SMITH 267/31, 273/45 (fantail) 91/91 227/233 CARIBBEAN TRAILER 168/280 CAPE HENLOPEN (ferry) CAPTAIN GEORGE (Greek) CARIBE a) FREEPORT I b) 146/114, 160/272, 168/266, 86/50 FREEPORT c) SVEA STAR 191/214, 197/44, 272/42 CAPTAIN HARRY LEE (ferry) 142/115, 161/40 CAPE HENRY 196/305, 199/207 205/44 CARIBE a) OLYMPIA (Greek) CAPE JOHNSON 273/53 CAPTAIN HENRY JACKMAN 165/34, 166/34, 166/136, CAPE JUPITER (bulk carrier) 207/226, 251/234 168/246, 167/214, 187/222, 266/71 CAPT. J.P. (sternwheeler) 188/284 CAPE MAY (127566) 39/50, 183/236, 184/322 CARIBE I 200/277 117/31 CAPT. J.P. II a) SPIRIT OF CARIBE TIDE (ferry) 218/132 CAPE MAY (232813) 120/238, WASHINGTON 251/228 CARIBIA (Italian) 109/54, 132/194 CAPT. JIMMY T. MORAN (tug) 110/121, (Panamanian) CAPE MAY a) DEL-MAR-VA 269/59 130/123, 132/193, 196, 199, (ferry) 135/170, 146/114, CAPT. JOHN SMITH (ferry) 200, 201 160/272, 163/194, 175/227, (Jamestown River) 234/136, CARIBIA a) VULCANIA (1926) 225/57, 226/86, 114, 118, 119, 236/253, 270/75, (painting) (Italian) 173/20 228/305, 242/137, 252/307 236/253, (deckhouse) CARIBIA 2 a) HMS FENCER b) CAPE MAY LIGHT (coastal 236/285, 248/310, 257/49 ROMA c) GALAXY QUEEN cruise) 235/241, 237/56, CAPTAIN MERDIE 264/59, d) LADY TINA e) 239/220, 240/319, 339, 270/72 NEPTUNIA (1942) (Italian) 241/53, 248/313, 256/306, CAPTAIN MERIWETHER 134/76, 173/20 260/342, 263/57 LEWIS (Dredge) (1932) CARIBIC STAR 244/332 CAPE MAY WHALE 151/180, 161/52, 173/26, 27, CARIBISCHE ZEE (Dutch) 86/40 WATCHER 208/323 28 CARIBOU (116249-C) 22/4, CAPE NOME 216/288 CAPTAIN NEAL BURGESS 180/286, 206/131 CAPE POINT (ferry) 244/279, (ferry) 257/44 CARIBOU (ii) (ferry) (1985) (wheelhouse) 268/45 CAPT. PATTERSON (539334) 225/53, 277/63 CAPE RACE 218/131 123/176 CARIDDI (of1932; Italian) CAPE RAY 210/137 CAPT. RALPH TUCKER 253/55 120/228 CAPE ROMAIN (tug) (1979) CAP’N SAM (Savannah River) CARINA II (Greek) 104/206 188/302, 263/37, 275/64 195/225 CARISSA A 268/57 CAPE TRANSPORT 266/57 CAPTAIN S.D. SECORD CARISSA B 268/57 CAPETOWN CASTLE 137/31 (158644-C) 81/19 CARL D. BRADLEY (226776) CAPITOL (205205) 130/96 26/34, 68/108 75 CARL D. BRADLEY (ii) 270/54 CARONIA (British) 132/195, CASTLETON a) ERASTUS CARLA C (Italian) 109/54, 135/156, 157, 151/212 WIMAN (136019) (1888) 119/149, 134/116, 169/34, 76 CARONIA a) VISTAFJORD (ferry) 139/152 CARLA COSTA a) FLANDRE b) 234/152, 235/198, 224, CATAHOULA 237/21, 23, 24 CARLA C 181/64 246/155, 253/69 CATALA 140/242, 260/329 CARLO R a) RANGATIRA b) CAROUSEL 243/209, 253/69 CATALINA (223907) (1924) QUEEN M 235/214 CARPATHIA (British) 63/66, (ferry) 102/96, 136/193, 217, CARMANIA (British) 110/123, 84/97 224, 157/50, 166/124, 185/52, 152/279 CARPATI (Danube R.; Rumanian) 226/143, 229/4, 231/170, 175, CARNADOC (ii) 200/314 107/145 177, 180-182, 185, 186, 189, CARNARVON CASTLE CARPENTARIA (Australian) 251, 260/352, 270/28, 30, 31, (1926)137/29 (lightship) 213/70 (painting) 231/252, CARNIVAL 192/307 CARPORT (260922) 37/20 (sunk/deteriorating) 270/32, CARNIVAL CONQUEST (2002) CARQUINEZ (272604) 84/113 33 251/201, 255/222 CARRIE B (tourboat) 202/154 CATALINA (Spanish) 208/258 CARNIVAL DESTINY 220/291, CARRIE MAYS 277/76 CATALINA EMPRESS (tourboat) 221/67, 235/200 CARRIE T. MESECK (tug) 193/55, 214/137 CARNIVAL DREAM 273/73, 201/82 CATALINA JET (ferry) 232/315 275/37 CARRIER PRINCESS (of 1973; CATALONIA (British) 63/64 CARNIVAL FANTASY 273/56, C) 129/47 CATALUNYA SPIRIT (tanker) 275/53 CARROLL (4071) 37/2, 95/83, 266/46 CARNIVAL FASCINATION 95/86 CATAMARIN (ferry) 176/276, 272/74, 274/64 CARROLL (1862) 172/246 195/227 CARNIVAL FREEDOM 276/70 CARTELA (Australian) (ferry) CATAWISSA (1896) 270/60 CARNIVAL LIBERTY 256/324 237/68, 239/235 CATFISH BEND II 223/242 CARNIVAL MIRACLE 250/145 CARTERET (223033) (ferry) CATHARINE WHITING (5542) CARNIVAL PRIDE 242/139 96/129, 189/50, 227/225, 49/6 CARNIVAL SPIRIT 239/222, 230/135, 244/277 CATHAY (British) 111/183 243/230 CARTIERCLIFFE HALL 153/54 CATHERINE (Thames R.; CARNIVAL SPLENDOR 276/63 CARY-BIRD 140/225 British) 75/88 CARNIVAL TRIUMPH 231/251, CASCADE 254/144 CATHERINE (216616) 59/76 232/308 CASCO (203542) (1906) 170/96, CATHLAMET (ferry) 181/50 CARNIVAL VICTORY 237/59, 106 CATSKILL (7972) 82/37 239/219, 241/49, 273/44, (side CASINO AZTAR a) WEST CATSKILL (223190) 100/152, view) 277/86 VIRGINIA BELLE 217/276 103/141, 111/173, (sunk) CARNIVALE a) EMPRESS OF CASINO ROUGE 217/27 123/175 BRITAIN b) QUEEN ANNA CASINO QUEEN (gambling CATSKILL (1923) 164/295, MARIA 138/101, 113, barge) 208/310 165/2, 8 194/139, 197/68 CASINO ROCK ISLAND CAUTAUQUA BELLE 140/246 CAROL JEAN 180/314, 275/29 (gambling boat) 203/231, 232, CAVALIER (tug) 204/306 CAROL LAKE (Great Lakes) 204/311, 207/224 CAVO DORO a) LEASOWE b) 180/258 CASINO ROUGE 211/237 NIAS II (Greek) 165/31 CAROL MORAN (tug) 220/254 CASINO ROYALE 267/25 CAYUGA (122219-C) (1907) CAROL WALES (tug) 268/70 CASINO ST. CHARLES 237/55 52/90, 66/49, 265/59, CAROLA (yacht) 232/266 CASSIMIR 237/20 (pilothouse) 79/66 CAROLE BRENT (280624) CASTALIA 136/226, 151/163, CAYO LARGO (ferry) (2008) 112/233 187/240 268/75 CAROLINA (96172) 122/87 CASTEL BIANCO a) VASSAR C. DE EIZA GUIRRE (Spanish) CAROLINA (141440) 63/59 VICTORY (Italian) 165/16, (1904) 208/271 CAROLINA (101261-C) 98/58 179/168 CEDAR ISLAND (ferry) 217/52, CAROLINE (of 1822) CASTEL FELICE 179/170 244/272, (pilot house) (propaganda print) 46/35 CASTEL NEVOSO 179/168 244/263 CAROLINE a) HELEN REIS b) CASTEL VERDE a) WOOSTER CEDARGLEN a) CITY OF DOVER 174/98 VICTORY (Italian) 165/16, CARTERIERDOC 213/67, CAROLINE (1903) 193/10, 11 179/168 243/238 CAROLYN (tug) 214/132, CASTINE (1889) 214/95 CELEBRATION (Australian) 215/170 CASTLETON (136019) 26/27 (gambling boat) 179/184, CARONI (Venezuelan) 86/45 76 182/130, 189/42, 203/242, CHANG SHENG 152/245 CHARLOTTE LYKES (1963) 208/305 CHAPERON (76527) 52/73, 276/13 CELEBRATION (cruise) 258/144 (plans & drawings) 52/85 CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT CELEBRITY EQUINOX 273/55 CHAPMAN (barge) 213/15 (5373) 91/84 CELEBRITY SOLSTICE (2008) CHARLEMAGE TOWER JR. CHARLTON SOVEREIGN a) 267/20, 274/43, 275/68 (1886) (Great Lakes) 236/266 PRINCE ROBERT b) CELESTIA LEE 204/294 CHARLES A. DUNNING LUCANIA 154/110, 184/281 CELESTIAL EMPIRE a) (158809-C) 40/88, 94/58 CHARLTON STAR a) CELESTIAL EMPIRE b) CHARLES A. EDDY (1889) ELIZABETHVILE b) JUPITER (106769) 178/100, (Great Lakes) (sketch) EMPIRE c) BURE d) 101 236/270 MARISTRELLA (1921) CELTIC (British) 27/71, 108/226 CHARLES C. WEST (225066) 154/78, 110, 184/280 CEMENTKARRIER 158/255 (1925) 149/54 CHASE TWO 150/114 CENTAUR (Australian) 135/141, CHARLES CARROLL a) CHASE NO. 2 (220612) 47/51 156/258, 196/58 DELURUGUAY 206/111, CHATEAU THIERRY (U.S.A. CENTAURO a) CITY OF HONG 112, 113 Transport) (dwg.) 91/76 KONG (1924) (Italian) 173/14 CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHATEAUGAY (126487) 54/33, CENTAURUS (Polish) 114/125 257/6 118/74 CENTENNIAL (towboat) 193/28 CHARLES DICK 136/245 CHATEAUGAY b) MOUNT CENTRAL-HUDSON a) JAMES CHARLES E. DUNLAP (220453) WASHINGTON (Lake W. BALDWIN (13190) 107/158 Champlain) 181/75, 192/334 (1861) 151/142, 144, 164/243 CHARLES E. MARTIN 260/327 CHATHAM (126269) 38/29 (pilothouse) 56/93 CHARLES H. SPENCER (Colo. CHATHAM a) HAMBURG b) CENTURY (Lighter) 167/190, River) 61/6, 7, (capstan) LACKAWANNA (ferry) 168/267 64/103 150/96, 99 CENTURY (barge) 197/45, CHARLES H. WEST (USAE CHATHAM (1926) 230/89 217/55 snagboat) 68/110 CHATTAHOOCHEE (USN) CENTURY 261/59 CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON 191/232 “CENTURY CLASS” (ferry) (214499) 115/173 CHATTANOOGA STAR 234/157 (Canadian) 222/139 CHARLES M. BEEGHLY CHATTANOOGA WATER TAXI CERES (Swedish) 228/259, 260, (278807) 122/109, 231/234 273/64 264, 277, 292 CHARLES M. WHITE (249263) CHAUDIERE (Canadian) CETUS 137/23 121/61 (destroyer) 205/56 CEYLON (Drawing) 177/6 CHARLES OXMAN (tug) 263/70, CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW CGM LA PEROUSE 190/150 268/69 (211290) 97/37, 128/231, CGM RENOIR (Yama River; CHARLES WINSLOW 190/100 258/138, (Bermudian) 130/87, Australian) 230/158 CHARLES R. HOOK (222391) (capsized) 103/89, 130/91, CHALLENGER (Great Lakes) 51/52 (drawing) 32/87, (interiors) 154/93, 172/291, 175/186, CHARLES S. PRICE (painting) 130/91 193/23, 201/71, 229/52 201/1 CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW (scrap) CHAMPION NO. 2 (126079) CHARLES S. ZIMMERMAN a) 194/131 48/90 MOUNT VERNON (214055) CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW a) CHAMPION POLAR (salt water 117/55, 180/290 RANGELEY (1913) 136/252, tanker) 269/73 CHARLES VAN DAMME 141/47, 142/94, 143/170, CHAMPLAIN (5848) 23/41 (214165) (crankshaft) 62/50 174/151, 183/192, 222/167, CHAMPLAIN (French) (1932) CHARLESTON (barge) 183/216, 245/2 138/96, 126 192/281, 213/50, 225/16 CHAUNCEY VIBBARD (5664) CHAMPLAIN (ferry) (Lake CHARLESTON HARBOR 67/57, 59 Champlain) 150/76, 161/16, QUEEN 244/309 CHAUTAUQUA BELLE (1976) 188/326 CHARLIE (tug) 204/260 232/288 CHAMPLAIN a) BELLE ISLE CHARLIE BORDER (towboat) CHEEKTOWAGA (tug) 180/272 (Great Lakes) 176/280 265/62 CHEK CHAU (tug) (Australian) CHAMPS ELYSEES 176/284 CHARLOTTE (Jet Cat ferry) 253/66 CHANCELLOR (tug) 265/69 199/233 CHELSEA (126929) 93/19, 20, CHANEA a) WARWICKSHIRE CHARLOTTE a) ONA FAY 225/12 154/104 254/143 CHELSEA (ferry) 175/194, CHANG GENG 152/240 CHARLOTTE DUNDAS 148/219 239/217, (as a houseboat) CHANG SHAN 152/241 209/43 77 CHEMICAL PIONEER 182/127 CHINA SEA DISCOVERY CIRCLE LINE a) CELT b) CHEMICAL SUPPLIER (tank (Chinese) 243/247 SACHEM c) PHENAKITE d) vessel) 273/57 CHINCHA 160/232 SIGHTSEER d) CIRCLE CHEMICAL TRADER 215/227 CHINOOK b) SECHELT QUEEN LINE SIGHTSEER 146/116, CHEMICAL TRANSPORT (252908) (1947) 167/183, 184, 179/200 (329354-C) 115/171, 163/205 186, 189, 227/232 CIRCLE LINE II (yacht) 215/179 CHEROKEE (126391) 131/132 CHINOOK (1998) (ferry) 253/20 CIRCLE LINE V 215/175, CHEROKEE (224624) 131/136 CHINOOK II (197867-C) 104/195 (painting) 215/169 CHEROKEE 154/79/80/86 CHIPPEWA 180/318, 228/302 CIRCLE LINE VII a) LCI 191 CHERRY BLOSSOM 175/186 CHIPPEWA (USCG tender) (yacht) 215/177 CHERYL K 268/53 99/112 CIRCLE LINE VIII 211/217 CHESAPEAKE (Lightship) CHIPPEWA (127440) 38/32, CIRCLE LINE X 215/176, 178 159/196 236/301, 247/193 CIRCLE LINE XI 270/49 CHESAPEAKE a) FREDERICK CHIPPEWA CHIEF 133/45 CIRCLE LINE XVI 150/80, PEIRCE (1926) (ferry) CHISCA (of 1897; USAE) 181/38 236/291 110/128 CIRCLE LINE BROOKLYN CHESAPEAKE BREEZE (tour CHITINA (Copper River) 177/36 272/46 boat) 269/47 CHIVALROUS (destroyer) CIRCLE LINE MANHATTAN CHESAPEAKE FLYER 200/299 218/120 272/47 CHESAPEAKE 100 (floating CHOCTAW (tug) 181/36 CIRCLE LINE QUEENS 271/46, crane) 200/296 CHOPTANK RIVER QUEEN 272/47 CHESTER a) CITY OF 264/51 CIRCLE LINE SIGHTSEER CHESTER (240877) 107/154, CHRIS (tug) 252/316, 264/69 (127649) 130/84 136/235, 226/116, 241/33 CHRIS GREENE (1915) 140/224 CIRCLE LINE SIGHTSEER a) CHESTER VALLEY 246/104 CHRIS GREENE (1922) 140/224, CELT (yacht) 215/173 CHESTER W. CHAPIN 148/231 145/2 CITADEL VICTORY 220/258 CHICAGO (Great Lakes) (dredge) CHRIS GREENE (ii) (1925) CITE DE QUEBEC (161926-C) 200/296 200/263, 217/61 37/7 CHICAGO TRIBUNE 190/143 CHRISSI AMMOS a) FERRY CITIES SERVICE FUEL a) CHI-CHEEMAUN 133/41 NANKAI NO. 1 b) CHRISSI SUCROSA 237/15 CHICHIBU MARU 133/35 AMOS c) EPIRUS II 133/56, CITIES SERVICE OHIO 216/293 CHICAMACOMICO (ferry) 160/264 CITIES SERVICE MISSOURI 242/141 CHRISTINA (mystery ship) 220/278 CHICO a) ALICE BLANCHARD 194/134 CITTA DI NAPOLI a) (106792) (1890) 170/105 CHRISTINE ANDERSON (ferry) REPUBLIC (1871) (Italian) CHICOPEE (tug) 253/44 228/311 217/8 CHICORA (53588-C) (1892) CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS CITTA DI NUORO 149/39 55/49, 50, 51, 52, (sketch) (126952) (fantail) 117/58 CITY ICE BOAT NO. 1 (208123) 236/269 CHRYSTENAH 141/16, 143/150 22/9 CHIDAMBARAM a) PASTEUR CIBOLA (92732-C) 58/47 CITY ICE BOAT NO. 2 (208124) (India) 148/224 CIBRO SAVANNAH (wreck) 22/10, 57/18, (aerial view) CHIEF 259/246 195/217 22/9 CHIEF COMMANDA 133/41 CIGAR (steam launch) 111/165 CITY OF ALEXANDRIA (1879) CHIEF SEATTLE 172/275 CILAOS (Norwegian) 128/244 146/84 CHIEF WAWATAM (209235) CIMBRIA (126029) 110/124, CITY OF ALGONAC (ferry) (rail car ferry) 90/58, 124/244, 214/93, (fantail) 55/72 196/318 141/59, 142/106, 173/1, CINCINNATI (126803) 39/49 CITY OF ALMA 269/24 188/312, 190/141, 274/63 CINCINNATI (223580) 47/52 CITY OF ANDROS 151/170 CHILBAR (tanker) 217/52 CINCINNATI b) PRESIDENT CITY OF ATHENS 151/165 CHILCOTIN (178070-C) 62/50 151/180, 191/224 CITY OF ATLANTA (201103) CHILCOTIN PRINCESS a) CINCINNATI/COVINGTON (bow only) 36/83, (forepeak) HMCS LAYMOORE FUNLINER 193/26, 215/236 93/22, (painting) 100/135 (371935) (1945) 144/230, CINDY CELESTE (towboat) CITY OF BALTIMORE a) 159/172 203/230 STEADFAST 174/94, CHILO 140/224 CINDY L. ERICKSON (Ohio 203/173, 174, 179, 184, 192, CHINA (Pacific Mail) (1867) River) 263/62 (painting) 255/169 184/286 CIRCASSIAN (British) 117/5 CHINA (5972) 47/57 78 CITY OF BANGOR (127029) CITY OF HANCOCK (155414) CITY OF MEXICO (1869) 146/82 90/69, 135/189, 139/190, 71/93 CITY OF MIDLAND 142/105 200/33, 214/92 CITY OF HAVRE 255/173, 188 CITY OF MIDLAND 41 (240326) CITY OF BERLIN (of 1875; CITY OF HAWKINSVILLE 15/264, 168/280, 225/66, British) (drawing) 68/95 (127119) 93/15, 200/302 (fantail) 94/77 CITY OF BRIDGETON 261/41 CITY OF HICKMAN (126638) CITY OF MILFORD (1906) CITY OF BROCKTON 261/9 (painting) 53/12 174/96 CITY OF BUFFALO (127132) CITY OF HOLLAND (126150) CITY OF MILWAUKEE 110/75, (interior) 87/84 (1893) 110/74, 236/259, 260 (230448) 122/92, 170/128 CITY OF CHATTANOOGA CITY OF HONOLULU (216018) CITY OF MILWAUKEE (car (223221) 100/134 72/102, 239/173, 175, 178, ferry) 193/58, 229/63, 277/34 CITY OF CHEBOYGAN 183, 185-187, (painting) CITY OF MONTOGMERY (203695) 114/82, 128/240 239/169 (207362) 19/373, 135/138 CITY OF CHESTER (126493) CITY OF HUDSON (7972) CITY OF MONTICELLO (5339) 117/28 21/429 158/108 CITY OF CHICAGO (126627) CITY OF JACKSONVILLE CITY OF MUNISING (200531) (drawing of) 19/377 (126081) 40/89, 121/31, 114/80, 114/82 CITY OF CLEVELAND (Lake 121/33, 122/103, 195/207 CITY OF MYCONOS a) SAN Chautauqua) 59/62 CITY OF JAMESTOWN (Lake MARCO 154/114, 199/189, CITY OF CLEVELAND (125808) Chautauqua) 59/63 211/235 110/76 CITY OF KALAMAZOO (1893) CITY OF MYKONOS 151/168, CITY OF CLEVELAND (126333) (Great Lakes) 236/258 218/145 23/34, (pilothouse) 88/99 CITY OF KEANSBURG (225904) CITY OF NEWARK 141/16 CITY OF CLEVELAND III (1926) 48/93, 108/192, CITY OF NEW YORK a) (204080) 52/89, 127/160, 108/193, 117/38, 117/57, TALBOT (1912) 143/129, 192/285, 289 126/91, 143/130, 155, 157, 154, 155, 156, 158 CITY OF COLUMBIA (1880) 159, 149/58, 151/201, CITY OF NEW YORK (1873) 270/38 158/118, 162/152, 166/115, 146/84 CITY OF CORK (1973) 240/321 177/139, 180/292, 188/308, CITY OF NEW YORK (1924) CITY OF DETROIT (i) (sketch) 261/88, (bow on) 131/170, (model) 273/33 (nightboat) 221/6 (sketch of) 113/64 CITY OF NEW YORK (1930) CITY OF DETROIT III (209571) CITY OF KEY WEST a) CITY 160/232, 210/89, 90, 92, 96 (1912) 30/45, 60/93, 62/46, OF RICHMOND (5020) CITY OF NEW YORK (5271) 76/113, 122/65, 192/255, 288, 158/108, 153/37 35/71, (oil painting) 193/1 289, 240/285, (sketch) 221/15, CITY OF KINGSTON 192/256, CITY OF NEW YORK (210704) (fantail) 59/80 257, 259, 261, 262 27/65, 37/15, 42/45, 110/106, CITY OF ERIE (Great Lakes) CITY OF LAWRENCE (1867) 117/39, (fantail) 129/60 (1898) 221/11 135/149 CITY OF NEW YORK (229268) CITY OF EVANSVILLE 226/156 CITY OF LIGHTS (sketch) 23/37 CITY OF FALL RIVER (504354) 215/237 CITY OF NEWPORT (5033) 100/34, 114/91 CITY OF LIGHTS I (gambling (pilothouse) 68/90 CITY OF FLINT (219614) 118/95 boat) 208/310 CITY OF NORFOLK (208414) CITY OF FLINT 32 (229316) CITY OF LIGHTS II (gambling (1911) 82/33, 82/47, 100/143, 114/113, (pilothouse) 127/130 boat) 208/310 119/156, 215/251, 241/38, CITY OF GLASGOW 175/156 CITY OF LOS ANGESES 255/178, 257/38, 266/35, 37, CITY OF GLOUCESTER (215453) 53/24, 75/78 88, (aerial view) 99/120, (126139) 102/74 CITY OF LOUISVILLE (127023) 222/135, (fantail) 68/117, CITY OF GRAND RAPIS 47/54 82/46, (name board) 99/113, (210065) 47/74, 122/90, CITY OF LOWELL (127035) (on fire) 101/56, 275/86, (fantail) 21/425, 52/100, 21/409, 85/10, 103/120, (paintings) 252/340, 259/264 (pilothouse) 39/70 148/234, 170/110 (pilothouse) CITY OF OAKLAND (fireboat) CITY OF GREEN BAY (226597) 19/381, 129/2 205/54 124/244, (deck plan) 131/182, CITY OF LUDINGTON (125873) CITY OF PARIS (British) 97/17 (profile dwg.) 131/182 39/60 (interior) 97/1 CITY OF HAMILTON (153427- CITY OF MEMPHIS (127640) CITY OF PARKESBURG C) 34/39 (hurricane deck) 119/187 (passenger barge) 193/70 CITY OF HAMPTON (1930) CITY OF MERIDA (1870) CITY OF PETOSKEY (150906) (ferry) 236/290 146/83, 270/36 77/16, 114/80 79 CITY OF PHILADELPHIA CITY OF SOUTHPORT 203/173 CLAUDE SONNY SIMMONS (207201) 101/15, 101/21, CITY OF SPOKANE 212/269 (1909) (schoolship) 213/54 117/29, 125/27 CITY OF SYDNEY 185/34 CLAUDINE (127431) 72/98 CITY OF POROS a) CITY OF TAMPA (120437) CLAUSENTUM (1923) (tug) VULCANELLO (Greek) 121/30 262/34 172/258, 188/316, 336 CITY OF TAUNTON 141/58, CLEAN HARBORS (skimmer) CITY OF PORT ELIZABETH (post collision) 261/6 194/134 (British) 120/233 CITY OF TOLEDO 240/274, 284, CLEARWATER (sloop) 191/216 CITY OF PUEBLA (1881) (on fire) 240/292 CLEDDAU QUEEN (paddle 146/86, 270/40 CITY OF TORONTO (Canadian steamer) (1956) 233/45 CITY OF RHODOS (1965) of 1839) 52/76 CLELIA II 274/43 158/115, 200/277, 239/195 CITY OF TRAVERSE (5928) CLEOPATRA (1865) 146/82 CITY OF RICHMOND (5020) 113/62, 123/189 CLEOPATRA (Liberian) 94/61 116/203 CITY OF TROY (125522) 27/60, CLEOPATRA (127766) 79/79 CITY OF RICHMOND (161775) 39/52, 161/68, 69 CLERIMOND (towboat) 200/261 44/97 CITY OF VANCOUVER 160/278 CLERMONT (replica of NORTH CITY OF RICHMOND (211710) CITY OF VERA CRUZ (1874) RIVER STEAMBOAT of 72/110, 77/23, 93/1, 4, 5, 6, 146/84 1807) (1909) 69/1, 176/257, 119/155, 156, (fantail) 82/45, CITY OF VICTORIA 153/31, 32, 259 93/7, (pilothouse) 82/47, 93/2 34, 35, 36 CLERMONT (206719) 85/31, CITY OF RICHMOND 158/120, CITY OF WASHINGTON 247/188 159/228, 203/249, 214/132, (126493) (1877) 76/111, CLERMONT (208651) 131/159 241/38, 266/36, 37, (painting) 117/31, 152/222, 270/37 CLERMONT b) BEAR 203/169 CITY OF WATERVILLE (1890) MOUNTAIN (1911) 142/121, CITY OF RICHMOND (1913) 214/97 162/78, 142, 168/296, 221/28, 271/34 CITY OF WILMINGTON 30, 31 CITY OF ROCKLAND 137/62 (207202) 101/17, 19, 117/29, CLIFF DWELLER (Green River) CITY OF SACRAMENTO (drawing) 101/18 175/172 (107848) (1903) 26/45, 42/43, CITY OF WINDSOR (154463-C) CLIFFORD F. HOOD (3925) 110/104, 144/196, 197, 198, 81/19, 191/189 131/182 250 (bow) 113/37 CITY OF WINONA (126910) CLIFFORD J. ROGERS b) CITY OF SAGINAW 31 (229151) 130/95 LAMPSIS c) DROSIA (1955) 122/89, (deck plan) 127/166, CITY OF WORCESTER (125941) 138/116 (profile dwg.) 127/166 (paddlebox) 116/223, 142/94 CLIFFS VICTORY (247522) CITY OF ST. IGNACE a) CITY CITY OF WYANDOTTE a) 38/40, 65/17, (aerial view) OF CLEVELAND (iii) (1886) SIASCONSETT 141/42 123/185 221/10 CITY OF YEDO (Japanese) CLIFFS VICTORY (Great Lakes) CITY OF ST. LOUIS (207363) 120/213 176/280 86/63 CITY POINT (4878) (1864) CLINTON (tourboat) 190/94, CITY OF ST. LOUIS (Lake 161/24, 30 195/232 Minnetonka) 173/6 CIUDAD DE BUENOS AIRES CLIPPER (248835) 38/39 CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO (ferry) 218/126 CLIPPER a) JUNIATA b) 173/38, 46 CIUDAD DE PARANA MILWAUKEE CLIPPER CITY OF SAN RAFAEL (Argentinean) 87/89, 218/124 147/186, 158/129, 189/58, (223873) 44/95 CLAIRE (216047) 31/63, 35/54, 194/146, 195/231 CITY OF SANDUSKY (5062) 43/71, 80/107 CLIPPER ADVENTURER a) 31/55, 184/304, 229/64 CLAIRE-E (226116) 104/204 ALLA TARASOVA 229/83, CITY OF SAVANNAH (204437) CLAIRTON (226775) 50/28, 276/51 (1907) 68/98, 68/100, 132/202 CLIPPER DISCOVERER a) 190/118, 254/125, 128, (after- CLAN FERGUSON 211/186 CAPE COD LIGHT 269/49 deck) 42/52, (interior) 68/99, CLARE E. BEATTY (towboat) CLIPPER ODYSSEY 252/318 (model) 85/10, (pilothouse) 214/141 CLIPPER VOYAGER 270/50 37/21 CLARENCE B. RANDALL CLIPPER WINNEBAGO CITY OF SELKIRK (100134-C) 142/107 (Wisconsin R.) 32/85 59/68 CLATSOP (Dredge) (1908) C. LOPEZ Y LOPEZ (Spanish) CITY OF SOUTH HAVEN 181/28, 207/193, 194 (1891) 205/271 (127721) (fantail) 117/58 CLAUDE SONNY (206658) CLOUD X 264/54 CITY OF SOUTH POINT 270/71 108/219 CLUB MED 2 212/288 80 CLUB ROYALE (gambling COLOSSUS (251568) (derrick 176/229, 253, 254, 178/148, vessel) 216/312 barge) 124/226 225/55 CLYDE B. HOLMES (223552) COLUMBA (British) 129/4, 5 COLUMBUS CARAVELLE 59/73, 126/100 COLUMBIA (German) (painting) 250/159 CMA CGM HUDSON 251/231 29/1 COLUMBUS ISELIN (University CO (tug) 269/58 COLUMBIA (1902) (Detroit of Miami; research vessel) COALHAVEN (Great Lakes) River) 273/60, 277/38, 39, 41 122/116 168/252 COLUMBIA (of 1974; Alaska COLUMBUS NEW ZEALAND COAMO 223/175, 182 State ferry) 132/241, 260/328 (German) 119/164 COASTAL CELEBRATION COLUMBIA (125592) 83/65 COLUSA (212859) 103/105 (ferry) 267/72 COLUMBIA (127665) 76/114, COLVILLE (74022-C) 44/88, COASTAL CREEK (123965-C) 123/185, (pilothouse) 78/34 58/32, 59/66 108/222 COLUMBIA (203813) 22/20, 65/7 COMAL RICO (218039) 118/94 COASTAL QUEEN (228138) COLUMBIA (218441) 58/50 COMANCHE (127111) 16/290, 89/21 COLUMBIA (229024) 51/72 (model) 273/35, 38 COASTAL QUEEN (preliminary COLUMBIA (Ohio River) COMBER (Dredge) 159/185 rendition) 227/234 216/250, 219/170, 239/212, COMEAUDOC a) MURRAY COASTAL RENAISSANCE 267/57 BAY (Great Lakes) 183/227, (ferry) 266/63 COLUMBIA a) PERSEUS 245/60 COBARGO 204/316 135/153 COMET (127563) 21/419, (model) COCOCUTTER II (tender) 261/58 COLUMBIA a) KATOOMBA 273/34 COCOLI (107435) 89/7 (Greek) (1913) 142/84 COMFORT (hospital ship) COCOLI (tug) 191/208 COLUMBIA (Great Lakes) 203/214, 223, 241/48, 270/74, COHO 136/242, 154/98, 250/152, 152/237, 163/202, 173/2, 271/50, 273/52 271/59 195/171, 255, 200/255, 307, COMMANDER 168/229, COLDBROOK 246/90 203/170, 222/130 203/219, 204/296 COLIMA (146269-C) 60/82 COLUMBIA (New York Harbor) COMMERCIAL OHIOAN COLLAROY (ferry) 187/236, 163/190 (259218) 47/55 189/64, 268/63 COLUMBIA (Boston Harbor) COMMISSIONER (218094) 51/54 COLLICO 248/260 175/194 COMMODORE (1848) 172/250 COLOMBIA (1932) 275/17 COLUMBIA (1835) 180/264 COMMODORE (of 1850) 104/179 COLON (92936) 89/13 COLUMBIA a) BELGIC b) COMMODORE PERRY (150329) COLONEL (sternwheeler) 177/44 BELGENLAND 182/120 23/45 COL. BABE WILSON 226/146 COLUMBIA GORGE COMMODORE STRAITS COLONEL LAMB (British) 52/79 (sternwheeler) 168/276, 157/10, 12 COLONEL JAMES M. 208/304, 268/57 COMMONWEALTH (Fall River SCHOONMAKER (209185) COLUMBIA PRINCESS 160/278 Line) 148/232, 170/110 139/140 COLUMBIA QUEEN 254/145, COMMONWEALTH (Boston COL. JOHN E. BAXTER 149/58 261/70 Harbor) 181/38 COL. NORRIS STAYTON 149/58 COLUMBIA STAR (1939) COMMONWEALTH (205149) COL. ROBERT R. McCORMICK 264/39, 42, 44, 45 27/63, 66/25, 26, 27, 30, (313144-C) 104/198, (fantail) COLUMBUS (German) (both (fantail) 128/250, (interior) 105/39 fantail) 93/38, 123/192 66/29, (name board) 66/32, COLONIA (German) 53/8, COLUMBUS (German) (1923) (pilothouse) 50/46 (looking forward) 53/9, (stack 148/202, 203, 204, 206, 208, COMMONWEALTH a) mark) 53/9 209, 210 PROVINCETOWN (i) COLONIAL EXPLORER a) COLUMBUS (of 1838) (artist’s 260/310 PILGRIM BELLE 179/162, conception) 26/26 COMMUNIPAW (4876) 13/226 174, 181/2, 34 COLUMBUS AMERICA COMO (Lake Minnetonka) 173/11 COLOR FANTASY 264/70 (containership) 196/306 COMOL RICO a) COLOR FESTIVAL 235/188 COLUMBUS AMERICAN KISHACOQUILLAS (1919) COLOR MAGIC 264/70 (German) 121/41 246/89, (sketch) 237/10, 19 COLORADO (129284) 19/368, COLUMBUS AUSTRALIA COMOX QUEEN b) TENAKA COLORADO (tug) 217/63 (German) 120/239 (322969-C) (1964) 104/195, COLORADO KING I (Colorado COLUMBUS C a) KUNGSHOLM 153/22 River) 230/155 b) EUROPA (Italian) 161/15, COMPANY a) J.H. SHEADLE b) COLORADOS a) SARNIADOC 166/132, 169/36, 175/216, F.A. BAILEY c) LASALLE (Great Lakes) 168/252 81 d) MEAFORD e) PIERSON CONTINENTAL a) SHAWMUT CORNUCOPIA PRINCESS INDEPENDENT 156/283 b) ANCON c) EXANCON d) 231/221 COMUS 189/25 ANCON e) PERMANENTE CORNWALLIS (219311) 41/21 CONANICUT (ferry) 226/111 f) TIDEWATER (Panama) COROMUEL (Mexican) 130/114 CONARA (collier) 207/229 181/14 CORONA (Bermudian; British CONASTOGA 216/285 CONVEYOR (126250-C) 128/224 registry) 26/34, 77/8, 9 CONCEPCION (freighter) CONVOY (125148) (fantail) CORONADO (228338) 128/234 199/219 50/48 CORPUS CHRISTI (towboat) CONCORD 158/113 COONAWARRA (Murray R.; 222/144 CONCORDIA (Lake Como; Australian) 125/3 CORRAGIO (2007) 265/70 Italian) 196/298, 232/276 COOS BAY (206620) 46/39 CORRIENTES a) CONDARRELL (Great Lakes) COPA CASINO a) PRIDE OF MORMACMAIL b) HMS 185/58 MISSISSIPPI 207/219, TRACKER (Argentine) 181/6 CONFEDERATION (318060-C) 211/222, 227/226, 247/240 CORSAIR 185/30 94/58, 121/22 COPAN (106019) 37/11 CORSICA VERA 181/60 CONFEDERATION (ii) (ferry) COPENHAGEN (Danish) 131/164 CORSICAN (of 1870; C) 68/89 210/132 COPY CAT (motorboat no.) CORT ADELER (Norwegian) CONGAR (181129-C) 121/50 125/37 82/50 CONGRESS (211442) 64/82 COQUILLE RIVER (127163) CORTES QUEEN a) QUADRA CONIFER (U.S.C.G.) 214/132 (1896) 170/106 QUEEN (312279) (1960) CONNACHT (Irish) 150/117 CORAL a) CUNARD 153/24 CONNEAUT b) WYANDOTTE ADVENTURER b) CORUMBA (1906) 226/130 (214061) (1916) 143/146 SUNWARD II c) TRITON COSCO BUSAN 265/66 CONNECTICUT (126559) (1971) 255/203, 271/20 COSMIC (Liberian) (fantail) 19/383, 110/86 CORAL BAY 260/337 99/117 CONNIE K. 277/76 CORAL PRINCESS a) COSTA ALLEGRA 212/289, CONRAD WIRTH (ferry) PRINCESS LEOPOLDINA 243/245, 258/164 244/274, 278 (Chinese) 127/159, 148/225 COSTA ATLANTICA (2000) CONSOLIDATION COAL CORAL PRINCESS (Japanese) 235/197, 237/71, 243/207, 259/192 162/108, 227/207 251/202, 274/51 CONSTELLATION a) ANNA CORAL PRINCESS II COSTA CLASSICA 244/331, NERY b) DANAOS (1962) (Australian) 259/253, 261/76 256/325, 258/165, 277/57 (Greek) 164/267, 190/148 CORAL SEA (carrier) 198/133 COSTA EUROPA a) HOMERIC CONSTITUTION (barge; 127175) CORALITA (Bermudian; British b) WESTERDAM (1986) 106/101 Registry) 29/7 243/244, 251/203, 271/7, CONSTITUTION (Old Ironsides) CORDOVA (209655) 22/20 274/45 120/217 CORFU SEA a) AETOS b) COSTA FORTUNA (cruise) CONSTITUTION (262027) 113/5, DODEKANISOS (Greek) 267/52 6, 7, 130/111, 198/141, 176/260 COSTA MAGICA 253/69 199/202, 225/69 CORINTHIAKOS (tramp steamer) COSTA MARIANA 243/206 CONSUL (British) 110/123, (Greek) 195/196 COSTA MARINA a) AXEL 110/124 CORINTHIAN a) SUN BAY II JOHNSON b) REGENT SUN CONSUMERS POWER (Great (2002) 247/209 c) ITALIA (1969) 196/324, Lakes) 178/128 CORMORAN a) ALBERT 251/203, 275/69 CONTAINER TRANSPORT NO. DODERO 142/99 COSTA RICA (4882) 89/11 2 (barge) 225/21 CORNELIA (126018) 55/58 COSTA RIVIERA 174/134, CONTE BIANCAMANO (Italian) CORNELIA H (126294) 127/186 176/288, 177/58, 76, 185/48, (1925) 145/20, 28 CORNELIUS G. KOLFF 212/289, 222/151, 239/237, CONTE DI SAVOIA (Italian) (261463) (ferry) 139/160 242/157 (1932) 145/35 CORNELL (127451) 82/54 COSTA ROMANTICA 271/71 CONTE GRANDE (Italian) (1925) CORNELL (200400) 27/56, COSTA VICTORIA 219/230, 145/28 (sketch) 120/224 220/293, 325, 249/73, 250/159 CONTE ROSSO (Italian) (1922) CORNELL (249424) 113/35 COTE D’AZUR (French) 161/58 145/26 CORNELL (tug) 265/68 COTTON BLOSSOM (New CONTE VERDE (Italian) (1923) CORNFIELD (Lightship 51) Orleans sternwheeler) 145/26 171/167 132/202, 203 CONTESSA (Honduran) 119/177 CORNOUAILLES (British) COTTON BLOSSOM 149/24 CONTI AFTON 202/140 143/160 82 COTTON BLOSSOM (showboat) CRISTOFORO COLOMBO CUMBEROONA (Murray River; 175/206 (Italian) (1954) 51/63, 145/35, Australian) 242/154 COTTON CLUB a) NAUSHON 166/79, 80, 81, 82, 86, 88, 91, CUNARD ADVENTURER (sketch) 209/68 152, 258/105, 267/62 (British) 118/107, 120/233, COTTON CLUB CASINO CROSBY (tug) 222/128 268/12 211/238 CROSS RIP a) ISLAND QUEEN CUNARD AMBASSADOR COTTON PALACE (showboat b) ISLANDER 133/45, (British) 127/170, 133/53 barge; model) 104/175 140/232, 252/302 CUNARD COUNTESS 136/226, COUNTESS (ferry) 204/315 CROWLEY EXPRESS 244/313 140/193, 194, 209, 210, 211, COURAGEOUS 211/205 CROWN 245/71, 247/208 168/246 COURIER (1904) 140/223, CROWN DEL MAR 189/66, CUNARD PRINCESS a) 200/261 199/235 CUNARD CONQUEST COURT CARRIER 178/118 CROWN DYNASTY 208/298, 142/111, 185/50, 205/68, COURTNEY A 262/61 213/62 208/299 COVADONGA (Spanish) 209/19 CROWN JEWEL 204/318, 335, CURL CURL (Australian) (ferry) COVERDALE (Great Lakes) 214/86 138/68, 270/62 180/298 CROWN MAJESTY 224/323 CURRITUCK (dredge) 212/300 COVINGTON (1946) (towboat) CROWN MONARCH 197/52, 69, CUYAHOGA (Great Lakes) 274/75 198/154, 209/62, 211/232, 149/46, 234/146 COWAL 160/290 253/71 CY PECK (ferry) 187/192, 194, COWICHAN 225/60 CROWN ODYSSEY 185/68, 196 COYA 216/254 188/286, 238/149, 243/213 CYCLOPS (USN collier) 44/86 CRAIG E. PHILIP (towboat) CROWN OF SCANDINAVIA CYGNET (125511) 99/94, 244/321, 246/142 235/186 204/262 CRAIGSMERE (218333) 123/145 CROWN PRINCESS 220/294, CYGNUS (125900) 129/23 CRANFORD (202704) 95/102, (as 260/320, 273/53 CYKLOP (Danube R.; Austrian) a restaurant) 126/95 CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA 74/58 CRANFORD 159/194, 214/112 (Swedish) 195/229 CYNTHIA (Greek) 113/58 CRAZY HORSE SHOWBOAT CRUISE MUHIBAH a) PRINS CYRENIA a) MAUNGANUI 200/323 OBERON b) PRINZ (1911) 154/110 CREEDMOOR (126243) 6/79, OBERON c) NORDIC SUN 214/94 190/145, 194/149 D.A. GORDON 190/88 CREOLE QUEEN (sternwheeler) CRYSTAL HARMONY 193/64, D.C. EVEREST b) 169/46, 189/52 196/311, 198/152, 202/148, CONDARRELL 260/323 CRESCENT CITY (of 1848) 237/67, 253/20 D.C. WEST (72575) 155/186 206/109, 128, 129, (drawing) CRYSTAL SERENITY 254/150 D.G. KERR (214417) 116/228 54/48 CRYSTAL SYMPHONY D.J. PURDY (151012-C) 35/75 CRESCENT CITY QUEEN 215/251, 226/144, 231/213 D.L. FILER (Great Lakes) 215/238 CSL ACADIAN 266/64 (schooner-barge) 201/14 CRETAN a) GUYANDOTTE CSL ARGOSY (bulk carrier) D.P. PERRY (27687) 65/4 (85715) (1882) 20/390, 269/46 D.T. LANE (6760) 50/41 (painting) 260/352 CSL LAURENTIEN (Great DAEDALUS 242/152 CRETIC 193/16 Lakes) 239/231, 250/146 DAGMAR (of 1866) 23/27 CRICKET 140/223 CSL NIAGARA (Canadian) DAILY (211501) (1913) 187/190 CRIPPLE CREEK 212/275 (freighter) 232/318 DAISY (Japanese) 117/53 CRISPIN COLEBAY (205186) CSL TADOUSSAC 263/60 DALDEAN (194291-C) 127/165 131/184, (fantail) 121/61 CSS SAVANNAH (towboat) DALHOUSIE PRINCESS 265/58 CRISTINA ECKSTEIN 213/64 255/223 DALLAS (U.S.C.G. cutter) CRISTOBAL (145934) 34/34, CUBA (Costa Rican) 83/81 204/292, 298 231/207 CUBA b) PACE c) SASSARI DALZELEAGLE (tug) 212/258 CRISTOBAL a) TREMONT (221220) (1920) 134/128, DAN RIVER QUEEN 148/217, (1902) 191/209 170/86 218 CRISTOBAL (1939) 162/136, CUMBERLAND (Lake DANA ANGLIA 147/168 198/88, 101, 104, 111, 123, Champlain) 238/126 DANA CORONA 155/227 125, 167 CUMBERLAND (ferry) DANA GLORIA 187/234 CRISTOBAL COLON (Spanish) (Cumberland River) 261/64 DANA REGINA (Danish) 209/11 CUMBERLAND QUEEN 132/226 212/304 DANA SIRENA 155/227 83 DANAE a) PORT MELBOURNE BARNES (1921) (cement DELPHIN (Elbe R.; German) b) THERISOS EXPRESS carrier) 197/62, 239/241, 75/65, 243/211 (Greek) 156/242, 178/138, 256/311 DELPHIN (1974) 275/70 202/151 DAYLINER (538911) 117/52, DELPHIN RENAISSANCE a) R- DANIEL ADAMSON a) RALPH 118/110, 123/148, 128/229, SEVEN 247/211, 255/235, BROCKLEBANK (1903) (construction fantail) 118/125, 258/166 249/4, 256/256 (interior) 123/149 DELPHIN VOYAGER 263/76 DANIEL BALL (6199) 117/16 DAYLINER (Hudson River) DELPHINE (221218) 91/94 DANIEL DREW (6609) (painting) 140/196, 143/183, 151/160, DELPHINE (yacht) 203/223, 67/60 180/314, 183/169, 188, 194, 228/320, 248/254 DANIEL J. MORRELL (203507) 214, 186/158, (artist’s DELTA (tug) (Canadian) 191/221 (1906) 101/42, 101/43, 269- conception) 194/140 DELTA KING (225874) 20/402, 271, (painting) 260/265, 274 DE GRASSE (French) 78/57, 22/19, 42/41, 49/20, 146/106, DANIEL L. JOHNSTON (liberty 119/129, 138/94, 183/172, 171/198, 184/287, 191/221 ship) 211/192 173, 174, 176, 178 (land-bound) 66/46 DANIEL MCALLISTER DE KALB (220422) 112/216 DELTA LADY (sternwheeler) (113758-C) 101/41, 225/67 DE NEDERLANDER (Dutch) 172/229, 230, 267 DANIEL WILLARD (tug) 234/148 DELTA QUEEN (225875) 24/65, 182/155 DE SOTO 269/20 30/44, 39/64, 42/33, 48/98, DANTE ALIGHIERI (Italian) DE WITT CLINTON a) 65/18, 72/121, 80/103, 104, 217/18 MANHATTAN 234/102, 105 84/125, 111/145, 117/1, DAPHNE a) PORT SYDNEY DEALMOUTH 150/115 135/166, 140/225, 147/147, 136/266, 137/56, 143/162 DEAN EMERY 191/212 148/253, 268, 159/203, DARDANALLA (150483) DECATUR H. MILLER (6990) 176/248, 189/56, 192/312, 155/159 38/27, 230/91 193/26, 200/265, 267, 268, DARIUS COLE (1886) 240/269, DEEPWATER (204233) 130/128 269, 270, 272, 204/310, 279 DEL MAR (251452) 123/167 228/317, 250/171, 263/88, DARLINGTON (6125) 132/208 DEL-MAR-VA (232813) 56/91 267/4, 58, 270/5, 6, 8, 10, 13, (artists’ conception) 78/35, DELAND (tug) 247/170 273/64, (calliope) 106/97, (fantail) 78/51 DELAWHALE (ferry) 204/322 120/220, (drawing) 102/104, DARWIN TRADER 167/208 DELAWARE (228683) 50/42 (fantail) 73/23, 90/69, 102/95, DAUNTLESS (17-ft. diesel tug) DELAWARE (240352) 120/238, 114/115, 117/64, (mint boxes) 82/58 (aerial view) 124/197, (fantail) 117/61, (pilothouse) 75/75, DAUNTLESS 141/6 132/233 117/2, 205/3, (racing views) DAUNTLESS a) DELPHINE DELAWARE a) JOHN H. 106/96, 116, 107/157, 190/132, 305 SULLIVAN (ferry) 212/323, 111/145, 146, 147, 148, DAUNTLESS (221218) 109/57, 226/115, 117, 240/310 (sternwheeler) 106/112, 193/49, 214/131 DELAWARE (555834) 131/151, 117/61, (paintings) 229/1, DAVE BLACKBURN (dredge) (deck plans) 131/152, (deck 270/16, (reconstructed) 221/61 scenes) 131/152, (launching) 245/23-25 DAVID CLARK (6865) 132/212, 130/108 DELTARGENTINO 206/106 261/42 DELAWARE a) POCOHANTAS DELUGE (223567) 86/51 DAVID FOSS (tug) 158/125 145/44 DEMOPOLIS 233/62 DAVID K. GARDINER 198/146 DELAWARE (fireboat) 219/203 DENALI (226878) 76/121 DAVID K. PHILLIPS (fishing DELAWARE (1912) (tug) 265/69 DENEBOLA 213/49 steamer) 254/122 DELAWARE BELLE (250603) DENNIS T. SULLIVAN (fireboat) DAVID L. YULEE (6807) 92/110 (1946) 22/15, 236/325 193/39 DAVID N. WINTON (122296-C) DELBRASIL 206/87, 91, 92, 108, DERECKTOR (Panamanian) 66/40 109 27/72, 219/187 DAVID THOMPSON 139/138 DELFIN CLIPPER 192/319 DESERT PRINCESS 219/234 DAWN (2717) (watercolor) 65/15 DELIVERANCE 176/266 DESPATCH (1899) (Presidential DAWN PRINCESS a) DELL QUEEN II (157343) Yacht) 138/78, (wreck) SYLVANIA b) FAIRWIND 156/238 225/56 188/320, 207/231 DELMUNDO 206/90 DESTRIERO (Italian) (yacht) DAY PECKINPAUGH a) DELORLEANS 206/90, 107 204/302 INTERNATIONAL DELOS (Greek) 107/162, 151/166 DETECTOR (123457-C) 72/118 WATERWAYS LINE INC DELPHI (Greek) (aerial view) DETROIT (201607) 110/109 101 b) I.L.I. c) RICHARD J. 125/53 84 DETROIT (Detroit River) (ferry) DING HU a) KONGEDYBET DONA MONTSERRAT 135/187, 269/53 179/183 152/266 DETROIT EDISON (205239) DIRECT EAGLE a) LUCIE DONALD CARGILL 96/128 DELMAS b) LUCIE 256/316 MACMILLAN a) VALLEY DETROIT EDISON (Great Lakes) DISCOVERER (Danish) 132/229 VOYAGER 197/58 179/214 DISCOVERY (270661) 82/44, 64, DONALD STEWART (Canadian DETTIFOSS (1930) (Iceland) 252/326, 268/67 canaller) 203/234 229/8 DISCOVERY I 181/48, 221/54 DONCELLA 191/172, 176 DEUCALION 211/186 DISCOVERY III (sternwheeler) DONEGAL (tug) 152/238 DEUTSCHLAND (Rhine R.; 186/146 DONGAN HILLS (228307) German) (1971) 84/110, DISCOVERY DAWN 268/68 126/92, 127/156 129/27, 144/210, 232/309, DISCOVERY SUN 256/307, DONGAN HILLS (ferry) 147/135 272/67 271/51 DONNA JEAN 271/56 DEVIN (Moldau R.; Czech.) DISNEY DREAM (2010) 277/55 DONNA MAE (229549) 77/19 107/142, 126/77, 196/289 DISNEY MAGIC 228/308, DONNACONA (134015-C) 93/34 DEVIN a) T.G. MASYRYK b) 251/230, 256/319 DORA (219159) 118/95 KARLSTEIN c) ANTONIN DISNEY WONDER 260/318 DORA a) TJALDUR 199/178 ŠVEHLA e) BOHEMIA f) DISTRIBUTOR (122393-C) DORCHESTER (157235) 96/114, VYŠERHAD (iv) 248/254 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 230/100, 104 DEVONIAN (British) 120/214 (224391) 28/89, 65/14, DORCHESTER (210650) 5/62, DEVONIAN (1923) 193/16 126/69, 71, 220/273, (deck 13/220, 230/92 DE WITT CLINTON (211734) plans) 126/68, (pilothouse) DORCHESTER (225751) 17/313, 27/72, 154/143, 179/202, 244, 32/94, 87/66 107/120, 121, 122, 123, (boat 180/245, 181/35 (drawing) DIULIO (Italian) (1923) 145/26 deck) 107/119, (deck scene) 27/49, (fantail) 131/157 DIXIE (Alabama R.; sternwheeler) 107/168, (wax tableau) DEWSBURY (British) 70/49 119/133, 134 107/124 DEXTER (U.S.R. cutter) 204/257 DIXIE (tug) (Hudson River) DORIC (Panamanian) 130/103, DIAMOND BELLE 212/322 177/20 143/169 DIAMOND JACK (Great Lakes) DIXIE BELLE (excursion boat) DORIS YORKE (328327-C) 200/212 175/186, 260/326 111/140 DIAMOND JO a) ANDREW DIXIE QUEEN (whale watching DOROTHY (tug) (Newport News) FLETCHER 212/321, boat) 196/328 135/253, 139/169, 141/3, 4, 6, 214/153, 217/71, 223/243 DIXIE QUEEN II 180/300 8, 10, 163/167 DIAMOND LADY (floating DIXIE TRADER 269/57 DOROTHY (tug) (Hudson River) casino) 197/51, 199/225, DOCK EXPRESS NO. 10 219/222 177/19, 200/300 203/232, 217/20 DOCK EXPRESS 12 224/312 DOROTHY BRADFORD DIAMOND OKINAWA DOCKYARD V (tug) (1947) (126597) 31/70, 91/104, (Japanese) (ferry) (1975) 232/278, 250/90 101/23, 135/133, 201/5-9, 11 149/34 DOCTOR LYKES (536500) DOROTHY ELIZABETH (tug) DIAMOND PRINCESS 258/162, 125/41, 276/10, 11 265/68 (on fire) 245/69 DOGWOOD (Ohio River) DOROTHY J. (tug) 272/61 DIAMOND ROYALE a) 219/225, 220/330 DOROTHY MEGAN 264/51 DIAMOND JO b) ANDREW DOLE CALIFORNIA 191/221 DOROTHY MORAN (tug) 201/33 FLETCHER 223/243 DOLLAR (steam tender) 195/177 DORSET 211/187 DIANA (Gota Canal; Swedish) DOLLY MADISON 180/314 DOUG MCKEIL (towboat) 67/82, 228/274, 283, 288, 290, DOLPHIN (86299) 118/90, 252/313 (outboard profile) 228/336 206/137 DOUG ROBERTS 272/52 DIANA (of 1857) (painting) DOLPHIN IV 237/71, 246/139 DOUGLAS FIR 155/204 16/293 DOMBURGH (British) 130/125 DOUGLAS V. GURIAN (tug) DIANA II 212/314 DOMINIC 237/35 252/286 DICTATOR 161/22, 23, 30, 76 DOMINION a) RUSSIA 175/164 DOULOS a) MEDINA 233/69, DIESBAR (Elbe R.; German) DOMINION (1867) 190/89 268/62, 274/6, 14, 17 116/245 DOMINION MONARCH DOVE (1867) 240/261 DIESSEN 237/83 (British) (1939) 82/51, 245/84 DOVE NO. 2 (6648) 47/53 DIMITROS G. THERMIOTIS DOMINION PARK 182/100 DOVER (120796) 66/35 (Greek) 195/196 DOMIZIANA 152/265 DOVER (252769) 131/171 DINAMAC (158580) 176/243 DON FILE a) MR. LAWRENCE DOWNER (i) 205/29 (Ohio River) 257/57, 272/52 DOWNER (ii) 205/29 85 DOWNER VIII (ii) (1924) 205/30, DUNNOTTAR CASTLE (1936) EASTCLIFFE a) EASTCLIFFE 31 171/180, 186 HALL 138/121 DOWNER XII (1916) 205/28 DUNOTTAR CASTLE (1890) EASTCLIFFE HALL (195604-C) DOWNER XV 205/32, 33 132/24, 177/12 116/231, 117/14, (sketch) DRANCHENFELS (German) DUNVEGAN CASTLE 137/31 117/12 (1961) 144/208 DUQUESNE (229324) 54/40 EASTERN CITY (7141) (1852) DREAMWARD (Norwegian) DURANGO VICTORY (liberty 116/199, (sketch) 253/34 205/47, 222/150 ship) 207/214 EASTERN CLIPPER 188/324 DRESDEN (Elbe R.; German) DUTCH APPLE II 183/236 EASTERN CROWN (collier) 196/293 DUTCHESS (USN transport) 259/181 DREW (6249) (interior view) 25/15 EASTERN GLEN 160/232 46/28, (paddlebox) 116/224 DUTCHESS (207745) (four fire EASTERN QUEEN (Australian) DRONNING INGRID 157/56 pictures) 78/55 135/141 DROTTNING VICTORIA DUTY (tug) (Delaware River) EASTERN QUEEN (Panamanian) (Swedish) 94/70, 109/52 262/71 132/228 DROTTNINGHOLM a) DUVAL (201345) 103/142 EASTERN SHORE (135672) VALKYRIAN b) NYA DUWAMISH (fireboat) 173/46 (1883) 114/123, 168/240, 241, STROMMAKANAL DWARKA (143/137, 140 242, 225/15 (Swedish) 141/25, 155/209 EASTERN SHORE (208895) DROTTNINGHOLM (Swedish) E.A.S. CLARKE (204664) 122/91 36/91 (fantail) 100/149 E.A. SHORES JR. (1892) (Great EASTERN STAR a) CITY OF DRUMMOND ISLANDER III Lakes) 236/265 PITTSBURGH (Ohio River) (ferry) 194/145 E.B. BARBER (Great Lakes) 266/60, 273/49 DUBAI (royal yacht) 269/12 175/208 EASTERN STATE (4068) DUBLIN SEA (tug) 272/61 E. CLAY TIMANUS (201388) (sketch) 121/18 DUBUQUE CASINO BELLE 71/71, 72, (repair views) EASTERN STATES (136981) (barge/towboat) 199/225, 119/137, 138 62/46 205/60, 207/235, 217/21 E.D. KINGSLEY 134/87 EASTERN STATES 192/286, DUC D’ORLEANS 151/182, E.F. MORAN JR. (tug) (1940) 287, 291 152/236, 190/91, 266/58 220/307, 262/72 EASTERN TRADER a) ENSHU DUCA D’AOSTA (Italian) (1908) E.J. BLOCK (Great Lakes) 169/52 MARU (Japanese) 245/38 217/15, (painting) 217/1 E.J. NEWBERRY a) WILLIAM EASTLAND (200031) (1903) DUCA DEGLI ABRUZZI (Italian) C. ATWATER b) E.J. 93/43, 46, 48, 271/29 217/16 KULAS c) THOMAS E. EATON (1896) 203/177 DUCHESS OF HAMILTON MILLSOP (370163-C) EBINO (Japanese Ferry) 149/30 (British) 115/184 139/178, 162/100 EBOE (British) 81/10 DUCHESS OF MONTROSE E.M. FORD 218/140, 225/2, 51, ECLIPSE b) CITY OF (British) 95/99 269/53 HAMBURG c) CITY OF DUCHESS OF NEW YORK E. MADISON HALL 152/223 SAN FRANCISCO d) USS 180/314 E.P. MURPHY 147/148 WILLIAM P. BIDDLE DUCHESS OF RICHMOND E.R. CANBERRA 246/152 229/21, 31 185/5 E.W. RICE, JR. (136364) 57/13 ECSTASY 199/216, 234, 228/309, DUCHESS M. (ferry) 197/64 EAGLE 186/126, 168 229/51, 248/300, 301 DUKE OF LANCASTER (British) EAGLE (Newfoundland whaler) ECUADOR 182/120 66/47 36/90 EDGAR JOURDAIN a) DUKE OF YORK (British) 90/64 EAGLE (of 1817) 46/32 MONTCLAIR b) PIERRE DULUTH (157279) 65/3 EAGLE (ferry) 250/135, 254/131, RADISSON c) GEORGE DUMA 151/196 276/59 CROSBIE 175/55 DUN AENGUS (Irish) 65/8 EAGLE COURIER (277561) EDGEHILL 218/91 DUNAFOLDVAR (Danube R.; 121/64 EDGEMONT 170/110 Hungarian) 107/145, 123/170 EAGLE’S WINGS 204/258 EDGEMOOR 218/94 DUNAV (Yugoslavian) 158/131 EARL LEOFRIC 148/238 EDGEWATER FORTUNE DUNDALK BAY a) NURNBERG EARNSLAW (New Zealand) (Canadian Navy) 219/223 b) WESTBAY (British) 181/4 171/153, 154, 175, 176, 177, EDINBURGH CASTLE (1910) DUNDURN (RCN Oiler) (1946) 232/254 134/116, 137/32, 226/136, 176/245 EAST CHOP (532668) 120/135, 227/208 DUNKAN (Russian) 232/281 260/331 EDITH (1882) 138/80 EDITH TRIPP 261/64 86 EDITOR 212/273, 275 EL NIAM 225/71 ELIZABETH LYKES (500702) EDMUND B. ALEXANDER EL PASO SONATRACH 148/247 125/42, 276/13 (215448) 61/21, 97/10, EL PASO SOUTHERN 148/247 ELIZABETH MONROE SMITH 203/206 EL SUD (1892) 181/26 (213239) 141/20 EDMUND FITZGERALD EL TORO (tug) 163/165, 166, ELIZABETH RIVER FERRY (277437) 68/107 167, 165/42 176/272 EDNA G. (1896) 137/43, 140/246 ELADIA ISABEL (ferry) 218/124, ELIZABETH RIVER FERRY II EDSON (USN DD946) 192/301, 125 189/50, 205/70 220/343 ELATION 227/229, 245/63 ELIZABETH S. (tug) 276/78 EDWARD B. GREENE (Great ELAYNE 250/148 ELIZABETH TURECAMO (tug) Lakes) 173/50 ELBERFELD (Rhine R.; German) 199/212 EDWARD CORNWALLIS (i) 103/151 ELLA (7951) 103/116, 118, 120 (C.C.G.) 210/148 ELDENA 218/89 ELLEN MCALLISTER (tug) EDWARD E. FARRINGTON ELDIA (freighter) 204/299 272/60 225/16 ELDORADO (136349) 33/15, ELLI 136/209, 151/162 EDWARD H. ANDERSON (pilothouse) 116/194 ELLINIS a) LURLINE (Greek) (203695) 128/240, 129/53 ELEANOR 189/48 144/226, 172/262, 180/306 EDWARD HOGSHIRE 225/16, ELEANOR F. MORAN (tug) ELLINIS (Greek) 128/231 18 268/74 ELLIS CORLISS a) LEISURE EDWARD J. BERWIND (224139) ELECTRA 169/18 LADY (i) (ferry) 275/45 86/52 ELEKTRA 136/211 ELLIS ISLAND (U.S. Dept. of EDWARD J. GAY (135364) ELFDALEN (Lake Siljan; Justice) 52/91, (sunk) 126/93 102/76 Swedish) 248/335 ELLIS ISLAND (ferry) (1904) EDWARD L. RYERSON ELFIN (tug) (1933) 250/90 142/73, 74, 75, 192/302, (282106) 76/114, 223/236, ELIAS F. WILCOX (223087) 262/51, 276/35, 36, (hulk) 260/323, 273/58 (drawing) 15/275 262/51, (deteriorating) 276/34, EDWARD LUCKENBACH ELINOR (1906) 205/52 36, 37 (243297) 50/45 ELKRIDGE 212/273 ELMGLEN a) SHENANGO b) EDWARD LUCKENBACH (tug) ELIOT WINSLOW 190/101 B.W. DRUCKENMILLER c) 189/19, 20 ELISABETH (Traunsee; Austrian) A.T. LAWSON d) GEORGE EDWARD ROWE SNOW 71/87, 110/84, 116/244 G. HENDERSON e) (tourboat/ferry) 167/190, ELISHA LEE a) RICHARD HOWARD F. ANDREWS 254/131, 267/42 PECK (110971) 91/363, (Great Lakes) 171/205 EDWIN G. WEED (liberty ship) 49/19, 241/41 ELMGLEN (ii) a) JOHN O. 220/258 ELIZA HANCOX b) J.S. MCKELLAR (ii) (Great EDWIN H. GOTT 254/140 WARDEN 174/78, 100 Lakes) 196/319 EDWIN H. MEAD 140/253 ELIZABETH (141723) 127/157 ELMIRA (201684) 126/94 EDWIN S. STUART (fireboat) ELIZABETH (201490) 126/65 ELMIRA (ferry) 150/100 219/200, 201 ELIZABETH (1901) (ferry) ELSBETH III 260/333 EFFIE AFTON a) MATEUR 256/303 ELSINORE PRINCESS a) (restaurant) 203/231, 212/310 ELIZABETH A. a) YARMOUTH PRINCESS (1924) 238/152, EFFINGHAM (Schroon Lake) b) YARMOUTH CASTLE c) 239/241 180/261, 262, 212/278 QUEEN OF NASSAU d) ELTON HOYT 2nd 247/232 EGE (Turkish) 171/170 YARMOUTH CASTLE e) ELWHA (ferry) (1967) 253/18, EGLANTINE 204/313, 212/278 YARMOUTH f) SAN 265/64 84 (U.S.C.G.) 201/53 ANDRES 146/103, 154/103 ELYSIAN (proposed Norwegian EKATERINI 154/106 ELIZABETH ANN (222509) semi-catamaran) 124/230 EKATERINI II 219/231 38/42 EM 1022 (tug) 241/45 EL CEDRO (217605) 102/61 ELIZABETH ANN a) MISTER EMBASSY (of 1911; British) EL CICUTA (215815) 102/59 CHARLIE 259/243 102/82 EL COSTON (224284) 119/150 ELIZABETH B. (tug) 277/79 EMBLANE 225/11 EL DORADO (216615) (1918) ELIZABETH D. 277/75 EMERALD EMPRESS (Great 170/96 ELIZABETH DEWEY (towboat) Lakes) 210/159, 211/236, EL DORADO a) ROYAL 203/230 217/64, 237/75 PRINCESS (1993) 258/116 ELIZABETH LOUISE EMERALD LADY (gambling EL GRECO 159/214, 197/33 (Sacramento River) 184/287, boat) 197/51, 198/135 EL HASSAM a) BERNINA 224/324 EMERALD LEADER 270/64 199/196 87 EMERALD MARU (Japan) EMPRESS (gambling ship) ENCHANTED SEAS a) BRASIL 149/26 203/226, 204/312 277/21 EMERALD PRINCESS 195/223, EMPRESS a) EMPRESS OF ENCHANTED SUN 235/227 276/68 AUSTRALIA 190/153 ENCHANTMENT OF THE SEAS EMERALD PRINCESS I 265/55, EMPRESS (73946-C) 24/56, 256/301 275/54 39/59 ENCHANTRESS (yacht) 246/137 EMERALD PRINCESS II a) EMPRESS (yacht) 237/77 ENCOUNTER BAY 271/65 PRINCESA 259/236 EMPRESS I (casino boat) 208/312 ENDEAVOR (1987) 193/24, EMERALD SEAS a) GEN. W.P. EMPRESS II (casino boat) 227/221 RICHARDSON b) 208/312 ENDERS M. VOORHEES (Great LAGUARDIA c) LEILANI d) EMPRESS KATERINA 190/153 Lakes) 184/304 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT EMPRESS LILLY 142/119 ENDICOTT 212/275 e) ATLANTIS (Panamanian) EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA a) ENERCHEM ASPHALT (tanker) (1944) 164/266, 167/196, EMPRESS 159/210, 172/284, 222/147 177/38, 42, 182/86, 192/282, 175/154, 204/316 ENERCHEM LAKER 189/31, 307 EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA a) 198/146 EMERALD SEAS (Panamanian) DE GRASSE c) ENERCHEM REFINER 231/233 125/39, 193/66 VENEZUELA 183/180 ENERCHEM TRADER 224/318 EMERALD STAR 184/314 EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA ENERGY 190/94 EMILY K. (towboat) 200/309 (British) 94/64, 119/152 ENERGY INDEPENDENCE EMITA (135431) 46/43, 166/78 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN (British) 183/216 EMITA II (265852) 135/154, 89/1, (drawing) 58/47 ENETAI a) SANTA ROSA (ferry) 157/44, (fantail) 99/117 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN (1931) 182/134, 205/14, 17, 20, 26 EMMA GILES (135925) 103/129, 185/4, 250/132 ENETAI (226599) 103/138 127/129, 146, 128/247, EMPRESS OF CANADA (British) ENGELBREKT (Swedish) 178/120, 203/173 120/248, 121/39 228/259 EMMA K. (136130) 124/208 EMPRESS OF CANADA a) ENGLAND (Danish) 92/130 EMMA MAERSK (container ship) DUCHESS OF RICHMOND ENOCH PRATT 203/174 (2006) 260/305 217/30, 31, 36, 37, 42-44 ENRICO C (Italian) 160/290, EMMETT WINSLOW (ferry) EMPRESS OF ENGLAND 169/34, 76 244/275 (British) 114/106, (fantail) ENRICO COSTA 200/277, 213/72 EMPIRE COUGAR 203/188 72/126 ENTERPRISE (of 1814) (drawing) EMPIRE DOON (British) 26/39 EMPRESS OF IRELAND 18/352 EMPIRE PRIDE 184/284 (British) 89/18, (deck scenes) ENTERTAINER (casino ship) EMPIRE STATE a) PRESIDENT 89/40 226/141 JACKSON b) USNS EMPRESS OF JAPAN (British) ENTRE PREIVEUR II BARRETT (AP-196) 28/96, 119/151, 199/224 (charterboat) 194/140 167/191, 186/105, 106 EMPRESS OF NEW YORK ENVIRONAUT a) LITTLE TOOT EMPIRE STATE (Great Lakes, of 172/267 (research vessel) 228/327 1848) 20/395 EMPRESS OF PALM BEACH EOLAH (1883) 156/236 EMPIRE STATE (N.Y. State (cruise) 197/50, 74 EOLO (1886) 226/128 Maritime College) 132/237, EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND a) EOLOS a) HANSA EXPRESS b) 194/133, (remains) 203/209, HANSEATIC b) EMPRESS FINNDANA c) GRYF 224/307 OF JAPAN 234/167 160/265 EMPIRE STATE (7607) 88/106 EMPRESS OF THE NORTH EPIRUS 3 a) HAYABUSA NO. 1 EMPIRE STATE (22705) 110/74 259/245, 263/68, (drawing) b) EPIRUS III 160/264 EMPIRE STATE (ferry) 252/288 243/232 EPPLETON HALL (1914) (tug) EMPIRE STATE (training ship) ENA b) HMAS SLEUTH c) 140/202, 204, 215/172 216/310 AURORE (Steam Yacht) EPTANISSOS a) VILENCAY EMPIRE STATE IV (training 180/304 (Greek) 176/264, 184/255 ship) (model) 273/36 ENCHANTED CAPRI a) EQUATOR 178/124 EMPIRE STATE V (training ship) AZERBAYDZHAN b) ERA NO. 10 (8370) 104/203 195/218 ARKADIYA c) ISLAND ERIC M. MCALLISTER (tug) EMPIRE STATE VI (training HOLIDAY 227/238, 237/60, 277/79 ship) 195/218, 223/170, 247/225 ERICSSON 163/176 245/51 ENCHANTED ISLE a) ERIE (of 1837) (lithograph) 27/58 EMPRESS (Excursion) 179/203 ARGENTINA (1958) ERIE (150813) 66/34, 66/35 196/304, 243/228, 277/22 88 ERIE ISLE (262861) (fantail) EUGENE C. HART (1890) (Great EVERGREEN (1902) 140/223, 68/117 Lakes) 236/261 225, 200/260 ERIE QUEEN (222185) 84/106, EUGENE J. BUFFINGTON EVERGREEN STATE (ferry) 127/136, 137, 183/214, 209/42 (206147) (1909) 156/280 143/176, 261/69 ERINDALE a) W.F. WHITE EUGENE P. THOMAS (Great EVERSELE 262/61 161/55 Lakes) 173/50 EVOLUTION (jet propelled) ERKIN 186/152 EUGENE PETIT (Oneida Lake, (dwgs.) 92/118, 119 ERKIU a) EGE (Turkish) 174/110 N.Y.) 90/51 EWA a) ELDRIDGE 218/94 ERLAND 152/262 EUGENE T. MESECK (tug) EXCALIBUR 252/263, 266, 272, ERLING JARL (Norwegian) 190/114, 203/204 (painting) 252/257, 105/26 EUGENIA MORAN (tug) 212/257 (pilothouse) 252/259, (model) ERNEST R. BREECH (264317) EUGENIO C (Italy) 144/247, 273/32, 37 82/53, 196/282 169/29, 33, 76, 183/232 EXCELSIOR (Lake Minnetonka) ERNIE PYLE (1945) 209/40 EUGENIO COSTA 184/295, 173/8 EROS (British) 83/81 185/66, 187/240, 235/220 EXCELSIOR (1876) (ferry) ESCAPADE CASINO 257/53 EUREKA 133/62 (Detroit River) 239/210 ESCATAWPA (towboat) 273/61 EUREKA (25279) 58/48, 110/104 EXECUTIVE EXPLORER ESCORT 156/238 EUREKA (136692) 103/160 180/294, 261/68 ESKIMO (311755-C) 74/51 EUREKA (ferry) 193/41, 211/224 EXERMONT a) CLONTARF ESPERIA 199/188 EURODAM (2008) (Dutch) (painting) 246/85 ESPEROS 151/161, 167 267/27, 273/45 EXFORD 211/213 ESPRESSO BRINDISI 169/62 EUROPA (German) (1981) EXILONA (252303) (fantail) ESPRESSO CORINTO a) 159/162, 164/230, 258, 69/29 AVENIR (Italian) 139/183, 170/119, 233/48, 72, 253/54, EXMOOR a) CITY OF ST. 151/170, 156/244, 160/246 (wheelhouse) 248/255 JOSEPH b) EXTAVIA ESPRESSO EGITTO (1974) EUROPA (German) 37/7, 249/99 199/195 124/230, 128/253, 272/36, 37 EXIRIA (241356) 115/171 ESPRESSO OLBIA 151/174 EUROPA (Rhine River; German) EXOCHORDA 252/261, 262 ESPRESSO RAVENNA 149/37 84/110 EXODUS (Israelian) (hulk) 86/59, ESSAYONS (dredge) 198/131 EUROPA (Rhine) (1960) 144/212, 219/183 ESSEX (U.S. gunboat) 56/74 203/238 EXODUS 1947 a) PRESIDENT ESSEX (135855) 13/223 EUROPA STAR 191/220 WARFIELD 266/35 ESSEX (136138) 40/83 EUROPA SUN 189/72, 83, EXOTIC (Isthmian Canal Comm.) ESSEX (503775) 114/91 198/136, 258/113, 120, 121 89/3 ESSO ARKANSAS (514563) EUROPE (French) 50/29 EXPEX 198/138 108/208 EUROPEAN STARS 250/158, EXPLORER (excursion boat) ESSO BALTIMORE (tanker) 251/245 262/57 271/34 EUROPEAN VISION 239/200, EXPLORER a) LINBLAD ESSO BRUSSELS (Belgian) 251/247 EXPLORER 267/69, 276/58 127/177 EUROSUN 199/235 EXPLORER II a) MINERVA ESTEVAN (Can. C.G. tender) EURYPYLUS (Panamanian) (1996) 263/30 126/82, 84, 85, (pilothouse) 139/130 EXPLORER OF THE SEAS 126/66 EVA (Great Lakes) 182/138 237/2, 53, 242/140 ESTONIA a) WASA KING b) EVA DESGAGNES 193/59 EXPLORER STARSHIP 179/224 SILJA STAR c) VIKING EVANGELINE (226690) 29/19, EXPO SPIRIT 179/208, 180/294 SALLY 213/38, 68 52/92, 64/96, 75/84, 96/134, EXPORT DEFENDER a) ETHAN ALLEN (Lake George) 128/208, 128/212, 215, PRESIDENT COOLIDGE b) (tourboat) 257/46 (fantail) 96/135, 97/36 CRACKER STATE ETHEL HUNTER 158/125 EVANGELINE (130598-C) MARINER 198/132 ETZEL 248/322 (1912) 155/190, 170/82 EXPORT LEADER (545126) ESTHER DOLLAR (British) EVANS WADHAMS WOLCOTT 126/101 33/21 (Great Lakes) (ferry) 196/301 EXPRESS (136079) 95/91 ESTHER JOHNSON 188/268 EVENING MIST (tug) 264/49 EXPRESS (bulk carrier) 197/67, ESTHER MORAN (tug) 229/46 EVENING STAR (Great Lakes) 203/173 ESTHER WEEMS (217134) 65/5 240/263, 265 EXPRESS II (ferry) 222/134 ETOLIA (British) 81/9 EVER DIVINE 270/75 EXPRESS APPOLON a) ETRUSCO (Italian) 67/69 EVERETT (204579) 123/144 HIBERNIA 154/104 EXTAVIA (241079) 20/397 89 EXXON CHARLESTON 169/46 FAIRWIND a) SYLVANIA FEDRA (ferry) 183/228, 197/32 EXXON CRYSTAL RIVER (tug) (1957) 137/36, 179/172, FEENY GIRLS (tug) 247/190 204/295, 298 188/304, 320, 189/2 FELICIA (fishing boat) 256/302 EXXON EMPIRE STATE (tug) FAITH (216271) 82/42 FELICITY 194/149 204/295 FAITH I 198/134 FELIX ROUSSEL (French) (1929) EYARFOSS (i) (Iceland) 229/11 FAITHFUL (hospital ship) 144/214, 215, 168/231, 232, EYRARBAKKI (ferry) 235/241 216/314, 238/137, 257/62 236, 239 FALCON a) KATE BUTTIRONI FELKIS DZERSYNSKI (Vistula F.C. LATROBE (120683) 70/55, (1881) (Great Lakes) 154/102, R.; Polish) 107/141, 107/144 (fantail) 119/188 236/268 FELKIS DZERZHINSKY F.D. RUSSELL (tug) 240/312 FALMOUTH (120019) 14/243 147/191 F.D. UNDERWOOD (111123) FALMOUTH (1872) 172/246 FELLOWCRAFT (200091) 32/82 (fantail) 122/87 FAMOUS 134/89 FELLS POINT (tug) 266/67 F.E. LOVEJOY (freighter) 229/57 F & PM NO. 5 (1890) (Great FELSZABADULAS (Danube R.; F.H. JOHNSTON (towboat) Lakes) 236/266 Hungarian) 86/56, 121/37 215/236 FANDANGO 185/60 FENNIA (Finnish) 100/140 F.J. LUCKENBACH (215668) FANNIE C. HART (Great Lakes) FERDINANDO GORGES 112/220 236/262 (206343) 128/196 FN NO. 2 (double-ender ferry) FANNIE DUGAN (Ohio River) FERMONT 200/314 210/142 178/126 FERNDALE (Great Lakes) 145/52 FS-100 (201058) 110/104 FANTASTIC (ferry) FERNGLEN (Great Lakes) 169/55 FABIOLAVILLE (Belgium) (Mediterranean) 223/237, FERRY LILAC (Japanese) 125/51 245/72 172/283 FAGERFJORD (215815) 115/151 FANTASY (Carnival Cruise) FERRY HAMANASU (Japanese) FAH-KEE (1863) 146/81 195/239, 209/48, 262/57 (1972) 149/28 FAIR PRINCESS 222/167, 233/68 FAR WEST (Missouri River) FERRY POINT (244516) 71/75 FAIRFAX (225957) 21/422, (1870) 152/227, 229, 231, 233 FERRY RAIRAKKU (“Lilac”) 43/66, 87/67, 69, 70 FAR WEST (Missouri River) (Japanese) (1973) 149/35 FAIRHAVEN (of 1853) (drawing) (1980s) 175/191 FERRY SETO (Japanese) 149/29 112/202 FARALLON (243655) 24/57, FERRY SHIRAYURI (Japanese) FAIRHAVEN (121013) 112/205 218/125 (1972) 149/32 FAIRHOPE (203535) 115/154 FASCINATION (cruise) 211/170, FERRY SUMIYOSHI (Japanese) FAIRLAND (1943) 269/23 218, 213/56, 220/323, (1973) 149/33 FAIRPLAY XIV (German) (tug) 231/222, 261/58 FESTIVALE a) TRANSVAAL 242/142 FAT CAT FERRY 273/64 CASTLE b) S.A. VAAL FAIRPORT (1946) 269/29 FAVORITE (Salvage Tug) (1919) 146/102, 148/240, 185/48 FAIRSEA a) CARINTHIA b) 167/204 FESTOS a) SAGA b) STENA FAIRLAND (1958) 144/231 FAVORITE (212303) (1914) ATLANTICA c) OLAU FINN FAIRSEA a) RIO DE LA PLATA 166/100, 102 d) FOLKLINER 176/264 b) CHARGER (1941) FAVORITE (British “butterfly FIESTA 160/290, 216/322, 179/164, 165 boat”) 44/77 (wreck) 203/239 FAIRSEA (Italian) 37/18, 122/112 FEARLESS (120889) 73/4 FIESTA MARINA a) FAIRSKY (1984) 169/2, 171/198, FEARLESS (121098) 73/5 CARNIVALE 209/64, 179/172 FEDERAL ELBE 177/53 212/304, 213/73 FAIRSKY a) STEEL ARTISAN FEDERAL KIVALINA 258/147 FIGARO a) NAGU b) b) BARNES c) ATTACKER FEDERAL PIONEER (175594-C) NORRKULLA c) SAARISTO d) CASTLE FORTE (1942) 108/223 (1911) (Finnish) 259/250 145/39, 179/170 FEDERAL WELLAND 238/141 FINEST (ferry) 252/284 FAIRSTAR a) OXFORDSHIRE FEDERAL WESER 266/56 FINLAND (1902) 174/81, 231/210 (1957) 175/212, 179/170, FEDERICO C (Italian) 169/29, 32 FINLANDIA 160/284, 185/62, 188/318, 189/64, 191/230, FEDOR DOSTOEVSKIY (Soviet) 194/148 192/318, 205/65, 209/62, (cruise) 196/326 FINNJET (Finnish) (1977) (ferry) 213/70, 220/343, 222/148, 167 FEDOR SHALYAPIN a) 142/96, 157/56, 181/60, FAIRVIEW 203/173 IVERNIA b) FRANCONIA 185/83, 213/68, 250/156, FAIRWEATHER (car ferry) (Soviet) 164/262, 192/282, 266/4 250/124, 125 230/124 FINNMARKEN (Norwegian) FEDOR SHALYAPIN (Russian) (1956) 105/31, 276/46 129/35, 130/102 90 FINNPARTNER a) SAGA b) FLORENTIA a) BURMA b) FORT SUTTER (steamboat) STENA ATLANTICA 137/38 SAFINA-E-NURSAT (Italian) (1939) 193/39 FINNSTAR a) FINLANDIA 181/10, 184/292 FORT WARREN a) SPICA (1967) 150/120, 152/234 FLORIDA (1879) (drawing) (Boston) 171/188, 182/126, FIORELLO LA GUARDIA (ferry) 261/40 249/51 252/286 FLORIDA (1931) 170/79, 80, 86, FORT WILLIAM (Great Lakes) FIRAT (Turkish) 213/58 90, 94, 217/9 165/50 FIRE ISLAND (210297) 131/159 FLORIDA (126150) 57/14, FORT WOOD (96407) 130/78 FIRE ISLAND BELLE 274/47 240/289, 291 FORT YORK (188391-C) 66/43 FIRE ISLAND DUCHESS (ferry) FLORIDA (230773) 58/25, FORT YORK (Great Lakes) 272/47 101/39, 106/110, 107/155 162/129, 176/282, 191/194, FIRE ISLAND FLYER (ferry) FLORIDA STATE a) JANET 195 241/45, 277/59 LORD ROPER b) P.W. FORTUNE (120202) 40/76, FIRE ISLAND MISS 150/82 SPRAGUE 143/173 249/74 FIREFIGHTER (fireboat) FLOTTISTEN (1890) (Swedish) “FOUR-DECK PASSENGER 188/270, 202/133, 207/190, 248/270 RIVER VESSEL # 3” 213/13, 219/208, 248/306, FLYING CLOUD (ferry) 222/132, (Chinese) 152/242 273/48 263/51, 268/72 “FOUR-DECK PASSENGER FIRMORE (216565) 123/146 FLYING ENTERPRISE 193/47 RIVER VESSEL #7” FIREBRAND (fireboat) 220/315 FLYING FISH a) ROBIN (Chinese) 152/244 FIRST LADY (Potomac River) WENTLEY (painting) 262/25 FOURNIER BOYS (tug) 235/217 182/130, 183/218 FLYING PRINCESS II FOX NAVIGATOR (ferry) FISH HAWK (tourboat) 252/301 (Hydrofoil) 148/122, 186/122 252/286 FISHERS ISLAND (226004) FOLKLINER a) SAGA b) STENA FRAM (121148) 58/39 76/112, 77/20 ATLANTICA c) OLAU FINN FRAM (cruise) 263/77 FJALLFOSS (1954) (Iceland) e) FESTOS 172/288 FRANCA C a) MEDINA b) 229/7 FORCEFUL (Australian) 123/137 ROMA (Italian) 146/102 FLAMENCO 232/324, 246/156 FORCEFUL (1925) (tug) 214/146 169/30, 274/1, 10 FLAMINGO (91527) (1885) FORD B. SEAY (Alabama R.; FRANCE (Lake Annecy; French) 178/100 prior to 1890) 119/133 86/56 FLAMINGO (Florida) 185/60 FORDHAM (ferry) 254/132 FRANCE (of 1865; French) 81/32 FLAMINGO CASINO b) QUEEN FOREMOST (270313) 109/49 FRANCE (of 1912; French) 77/32, OF NEW ORLEANS c) FOREST HOME (121149) (1900) 84/102, 129/28, 138/87, 92 ROYAL STAR (Mississippi 170/105 (interiors) 129/28 River) 217/28, 226/157, FOREST QUEEN (1855) FRANCE (1960) 138/66, 97, 232/314 (drawing) 240/261 155/158, 228, 171/155, 156, FLAMINIA 181/83 FORT CARILLON (180394-C) 158, 162, 166, 256/253, 257- FLANDERS (1990) (ferry) 271/41 (bow only) 120/247 260, 266, 267, 269 FLANDRE (French) (1952) FORT CHAMBLY b) CHAMBLY FRANCE (of 1962; French) 81/1, 119/149, 138/97, 199/202, ERA 137/45, 189/58, 191/191, 81/32, (aerial views) 96/120, 272/7, 8, 9, 10, (painting) 194 121, 122, 123, 121/64, 272/6 FT. DEARBORN (Chicago) 130/101, (forepeak) 113/10, FLAVIA a) EUROPEAN 179/194, 184/322 (interior) 113/10, 11 GATEWAY 173/53, 190/148 FORT HENRY (Great Lakes) FRANCE (Rhine River; German) FLAVIA a) MEDIA b) FLAVIAN 171/205, 188/315, 191/190 100/141 d) LAVIA 162/134, 169/76, FORT INDEPENDENCE FRANCE (Rhine) (1966) 144/210 189/71 (Boston) 171/188, 182/126, FRANCES (Oneida Lake, N.Y.) FLAVIA (Italian) 109/54, 119/148 267/40 76/99 FLAVIA II 184/324 FORT LANGLEY (Canadian) FRANCES (1864) 253/36 FLAVIAN a) MEDIA b) FLAVIA (dredge) 217/57 FRANCES (9313) 110/95 172/262 FORT LIBERTE (154394-C) FRANCES (212026) 99/94 FLECHA DE COLONIA 218/125 120/247 FRANCES A. SMALL (506198) FLEETWOOD (9350) 109/64 FORT McHENRY a) SEWELLS 116/239 FLEURUS (153063) 31/67 POINT (tug) 142/112, 276/78 FRANCES BAY 260/337 FLINT & PERRE MARQUETTE FT. MORGAN (ferry) 256/308 FRANCIS BAY (barge) 272/64 NO. 1 (120499) 15/266 FORT ST. LOUIS (towboat) FRANCIS E. POWELL a) MACY FLORENCE (9926) 121/27, 191/191, 193, 209/59 WILLIS 220/279 132/211, 161/28, 214/93 FORT SEVERN 140/248 91 FRANCIS H. CARTER—see FRED MORRONE (ferry) FRITZ HECKERT (passenger FRANK CARTER 244/306 ship_ 199/238 FRANCIS J. BLANK 276/76 FRED PABST (120794) 17/318 FRONTENAC 153/55 FRANCIS MARION (USN) a) FRED WAY 264/60 FRONTENAC (Canadian of 1816) PRAIRIE MARINER 189/42 FREDDIE (120837) 130/95 (sketch) 52/75 FRANCIS R. HART (Dutch) FREDERICA (1894) 174/95 FRONTENAC (133909-C) 36/79 37/11 FREDERICK CARTER (329073- FRONTENAC (329342-C) FRANCIS SCOTT KEY (116827) C) 121/23 111/179 130/84, 130/126, (pilothouse) FREDERICK E. MESECK (tug) FRONTIER SPIRIT 201/57, 43/74, 130/66 190/114, 220/260 204/282 FRANCISCO MONTOYA FREDERICK L. NOLAN JR. FRYING PAN (lightship) 195/222 (Colombian) 75/79 (Boston Harbor) 182/126, FU JIAN a) LITVA (Chinese) FRANCISCO MORAZAN 248/305 220/303 (Panamanian) 76/115 FREDERICKTOWN FERRY FUELITE a) HERCULES NO. 7 FRANCONIA (British) 77/26, 276/74 (129008-C) 176/232 177/12, 185/6, 248/336 FRED’K DE BARY (120437) FUEL MARKETER (Great Lakes) FRANK (1835) 180/268 (fantail) 76/126, 121/30 146/113, 191/228 FRANK A. SHERMAN (Great FREDERICK DE BARY (St. FUEL TRANSPORT (160729-C) Lakes) 179/215 Johns River) 195/206 116/231, 142/108 FRANK CARTER (9822) 72/111 FREDERICKSBURG (tanker) FUJI (tanker) 193/50 FRANK E.A. 250/148 230/143 FUJI MARU (Japanese) (1989) FRANK E. KIRBY (120976) FREDERIC R. KELLOG 231/208 186/155, 188/205, 189/70, 13/217, 31/56 FREDERICO C (Italian) 121/64 192/310 FRANK E. TAPLIN (204799) FREE ENTERPRISE (British) FULK AL SALAMAH (Omani) (fantail) 107/159 94/68 183/234 FRANK H. BROWN (container) FREE ENTERPRISE II (ferry) FULTON (1898) 138/78 209/52 165/52 FULVIA a) OSLOFJORD (Italian) FRANK J. HECKER (202475) FREE ENTERPRISE VI (ferry) 169/34 80/120 178/130 FUNCHAL (Greek) (1961) FRANK JONES (120903) (1892) FREE STATE MARINER 274/86 164/262, 180/278, 195/241, 151/141, 143 FREEDOM 247/218 235/178, 179, 192, 251, FRANK R. ALTER (towboat) FREEDOM OF THE SEAS (2006) 257/72, 265/76, 266/75 230/145 259/230, 236 FUNCHAL (Portuguese) 128/244 FRANK R. DENTON a) FREEDOM STAR 277/71 FUNDY PARADISE a) THOMAS WALTERS (Great FREEPORT (Liberian) 110/121, VACATIONLAND (ferry) Lakes) 174/126 136/227 232/304, 253/45 FRANK T. STEGBAUER FREEWINDS a) BOHEME FUNTASTIC a) EMERALD (towboat) 269/50 188/292, 227/209 SEAS 202/152 FRANKFORD (207767) 108/216 FRENCH RIVER (Canadian) FURST BISMARCK (German FRANKIE 190/94 136/246, 191/196 Ship) (painting) 29/1 FRANKLIN (Canadian) 153/51, FRESHWATER (Australian) FURST BISMARCK (Weser R.; 201/37 (ferry) 162/132, 165/56, German) 86/55, (port FRANKLIN (1950) (fireboat) 189/64, 276/73 paddlebox) 72/109 261/56 FRESHWATER (British) 72/119, FUTURE SEAS (1990) 185/68 FRANQUELIN a) GRIFFON (fantail) 82/51 (Great Lakes) 183/227 FRESNEL (French) 233/49, 83 G.A. BOECKLING (206423) FRANS SUELL 206/147 FRESNO (226344) 113/37 42/47, 163/202 FRANZ SCHUBERT (Danube R.; FRESNO a) WILLAPA (ferry) G.A. TOMLINSON (203979) Austrian) 121/37 197/54, 205/9, 11, 25, 262/68 120/246, 154/132 FRASER 246/146 FREYA (1905) (German) 248/276 G.C. ADAMS (tug) 149/60, FRED 182/142 FRIBOURG (Swiss) 252/294, 171/219 FRED B. DALZELL (tug) 266/67 262/4 G. HARRISON SMITH 244/294 FRED G a) ZOELLA LYKES FRIDTJOF NANSEN 191/236 G.R. YOUNGS (Keuka Lake, 276/16 FRIEDEN (Rhine R.; German) N.Y. ) 108/177 FRED K II (tug) 271/77 111/185 G.W. ROGERS 190/140 FRED LEE (towboat) 213/59, FRIENDSHIP V (ferry) 252/286 GABRIEL 277/75 (sketch) 209/55 FRIESENLAND (German) GAGE (attack transport) 271/74 226/103 GAIA 201/48, 50 92 GALAXIAS 185/54 GEMINI a) CROWN JEWEL b) 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 252, GALAXY (keel laid) 214/149, SUPERSTAR GEMINI c) 250/129, 272/31, 32, (after 229/56, 243/200, 224 VISION STAR (1992) 275/71 raising) 79/73, (burnt wreck) GALAXY (ferry) 267/64 GENE FLATOW (ferry) 270/48 53/3, 79/70, (in dark color) GALAXY a) CELEBRITY GENERAL (ferry) 226/109 79/67, 79/69 GALAXY 269/63 GENERAL A.W. GREELEY (US GENERAL VON STEUBEN GALILEI 168/288 Military transport) 41/11 (German) 128/220 GALILEO (1963) 201/2 GENERAL CROWDER (111097) GENERAL W.C. GORGAS GALILEO a) GALILEO GALILEI 40/94 231/209 (Panamanian) 171/191, GENERAL DUFOUR (Lake GENERAL W.H. GORDON 172/260, 175/227, 183/216, Geneva; Swiss) 103/151 181/20 192/283, 231/240 GENERAL EDWIN D. PATRICK GENERAL W.P. RICHARDSON GALILEO GALILEI (Italian) 277/72 a) LAGUARDIA (1944 151/190, 160/248 GENERAL FRANK M. COXE 266/88 GALILEO GALILEI (flagship) (USAQMC) 24/62 GENEVIEVE LYKES (1919) 197/4, 5, 9, 11, 13 GENERAL G.W. GOETHALS 269/37, 39 GALLIA (Lake Luzern; Swiss) 231/209 GENMAR AGAMEMNON (1913) 120/253, 142/69, GEN. GEORGE S. SIMONDS (tanker) 269/54 216/273, 251/242 (212719) (silhouette) 17/313, GEO. M. VERITY (museum) GALVESTON (Proposed Cruise (stacks of) 27/69 223/234 Ship) 171/194, 211/206 GENERAL GRATIOT (1831) GEO. N. SOUTHWICK a) M.B. GAMLESALTEN 269/74 (drawing) 240/258 HARLOW (1891) (tug) GANADOC 147/154 GEN. HOYT S. VANDENBERG 221/30 GARDEN CITY (85425) 42/32, 271/48 GEORGE A. SLOAN (Great 213/67 GENERAL JACKSON Lakes) 237/83, 238/142 GARDINER CITY (Barkentine) (sternwheeler) 174/120, GEORGE A. STINSON 208/295 (1889) 170/105 175/228, 176/231, 278, GEORGE CLINTON (236530) GARIBALDI II (320064) (1964) 185/54, 201/53 67/77 153/20 GEN. JOHN NEWTON (USAE GEORGE CLINTON (ferry) GARLAND (85619) (ferry) 40/78, sternwheeler) 64/95 186/100 240/274 GENERAL J.S. SHULTZE (ferry) GEORGE CLYMER a) AFRICAN GARONNE 177/4 (85404) (1875) 147/136 PLANET 210/120 GARRISON 247/174, 175 GENERAL LINCOLN (of 1832) GEORGE D. AIKEN (ferry) GASPEDOC (179588-C) 96/142 (drawing) 34/40 269/44 GATEWAY CLIPPER 154/130 GENERAL LINCOLN (130126) GEORGE D. GOBLE (Great GATEWAY LIBERTY BELLE 131/188 Lakes) 177/14, 18 175/191, 221/69 GENERAL MATHEWS (20633) GEORGE E. DARBY (C.C.G.) GATEWAY LINER (towboat) 46/44 201/56 221/69 GENERAL MAURICE ROSE GEORGE F. BAKER (204225) GATEWAY PARTY LINER 188/304 94/64 (barge) 221/69 GENERAL MCDONALD GEORGE F. ELLIOTT (239616) GATUN (Isthmian Canal Comm.) (towboat) 222/128-130 29/15 89/5 GENERAL MEADE (10139) GEORGE F. GETTY (Liberian) GATUN a) CHESTER (tug) 52/78 118/104 195/188-190 GENERAL MEIGS (222306) GEORGE FIELD (tug) 177/3 GAY HEAD (ferry) 179/235, 130/78 GEORGE G. HENDERSON 186/126, 250/136 GENERAL NELSON M. (Great Lakes) (370161-C) GAY HEAD (86151) (fantail) WALKER 244/307 162/103 102/99 GENERAL PERSHING 188/266 GEORGE HINDMAN a) GAY HEAD (252510) 25/17, GENERAL PUTNAM 225/13 COVERDALE (Great Lakes) 27/67 GENERAL SCHUYLER (training 146/111 GAZELA PRIMEIRO tug) 229/48 GEO. H. POWER 190/166 (Portuguese) 120/239 GENERAL SEDGWICK a) GEORGE H. WALKER (223267) GAZELLE (85272) 31/55 JACOB H. VANDERBILT b) 62/30 GEDSER (Danish) 92/133 GENERAL HUNTER c) BAY GEORGE KING 190/92 GELBERMAN (tug) 207/190 QUEEN (1862) 142/76 GEORGE M. CARL a) FRED G. GEM (of 1876; Australian) 71/73, GENERAL SLOCUM (86154) HARTWELL b) MATTHEW 231/236 (1891), 53/1, 153/63, 191/197, 93 ANDREWS (Great Lakes) GEORGIOS EXPRESS a) ROI GLOUCESTER BELLE (inland 160/282, 172/281 BAUDOUIN 168/282 lake) (fantail) 30/48 GEORGE M. HUMPHREY (Great GERMANIA (86162) b) GODAFOSS (ii) (Iceland) 229/9, Lakes) 180/296 ELEANOR (1887) 156/236 12, 84 GEORGE M. HUMPHREY GERMANIC (British) 97/18 GODAFOSS (iii) (Iceland) 229/10 (268564) 54/41 GERUSALEMME a) CRACOVIA GODERICH (134511-C) 102/88 GEO M. VERITY (226471) 184/289 GODERICH a) SAMUEL 76/119, 226/147, (embedded GETTYSBURG (tug) 180/274, MATHER b) PATHFINDER in concrete) 91/102 276, 197/30 (Great Lakes) 137/44 GEORGE PRINCE (ferry) GEULAH a) PADUCAH 219/184 GOETHE (Rhine River; German) 140/244, 141/53 GIANT I 241/52 (1913) 144/206, 216/262, 263, GEORGE R. FINK (203377) GIBRALTAR STRAITS (325685- 232/275, 265/4 128/240 C) 124/232 GOLAR PETROSEA (or GOLAR GEORGE S. SIMONDS (212719) GIESSBACH (1859) (Lake of PETROSUN?) 182/127 65/4 Brienz; Swiss) 246/88 GOLD RUSH 177/46 GEORGE SPENCER (1887) GIGANT (Russian) (tug) 208/304 GOLD STAR MOTHER (ferry) (Great Lakes) 236/336 GIJON 229/58, 59 133/47, 256/289 GEORGE W. HUNT (tug) GIL EANNES (Portuguese) GOLDEN AGE (10519) (drawings 204/261 (freighter) 211/197 of engine) 111/160 GEORGE W. MEAD (201802) GIOVANNI VERRAZANO GOLDEN BEAR a) (fantail) 123/187 (ferry) 252/286 DELORLEANS b) GEO. W. WASHBURN (tug) GIRLIE KNIGHT (521420) CRESCENT CITY (1940) (Hudson River) 140/254, 112/233 184/254, 206/86, 214/86, 142/121, 168/255, 256, 257, GISELA 221/66, 263/60 216/313 170/143 GIULIO CESARE (Italian) (1951) GOLDEN EAGLE (201048) GEORGE WASHINGTON 145/26, 34 23/29, 32/77, (sketch) 112/256 (215447) 112/215, (aerial GLACIER (landing craft) 274/59 GOLDEN EYE 262/60 view) 60/82, (interior) 60/90 GLACIER EXPRESS 178/124 GOLDEN GATE (of 1947; GEORGE WASHINGTON GLAROS a) THESALIA 154/118 Swedish) 68/103 (224216) 25/21, 110/125, GLASGOW EXPRESS (container GOLDEN GATE (86164) 68/102 115/188 ship) 266/43 GOLDEN GATE (522572) GEORGE WASHINGTON a) GLEEFUL (tug) (130876-C) 124/241 DELAWARE b) HUDSON (1913) 159/177 GOLDEN GATE (ferry) 195/227, BELLE 142/113, 152/252, GLEN GOWER (British) 65/19 251/239 156/272 GLEN SANNOX (British) 142/96 GOLDEN GLORY 156/260 GEORGE WASHINGTON (ex- GLEN USK (British) 87/89 GOLDEN HIND (Great Lakes) German) 174/77 GLENADA (tug) 183/224 177/52 GEORGE WASHINGTON (ferry) GLENCOE (111142-C) 44/94 GOLDEN LADY (gambling ship) 193/47 GLENDYNE (Canadian) (tug) 199/220, 201/60 GEORGES ISLAND 158/117, 214/138 GOLDEN MONARCH 183/188 189/46, 231/223 GLENEAGLES (Great Lakes) GOLDEN MOON a) CABO SAN GEORGES PHILIPPAR (French) (152643-C) 143/180, 186/86, ROQUE c) AFRICA CUBA 168/234 108, 109, 110 154/114 GEORGIA (125873) 39/61, GLENELG (Great Lakes) 186/110 GOLDEN ODYSSEY (Greek) 203/176 GLENN R (towboat) (Ohio River) 131/164, 133/56, 148/201, GEORGIA a) CITY OF 251/236 178/132, 193/66, 211/170, LUDINGTON (1880) (Great GLENOGLE 192/263 220/343 Lakes) 236/276 GLENORCHY 211/187 GOLDEN PRINCE (1973) GEORGIA (1887) 266/32 GLENSIDE (Barge) 180/274, 259/203 GEORGIA LEE (86426) (drawing 189/19 GOLDEN PRINCESS (2001) of) 8/128 GLOBAL SENTINEL 234/143 207/231, 232, 251/204 GEORGIA QUEEN a) GLOBE (of 1848) 76/128 GOLDEN STAR 147/54 MISSOURI RIVER QUEEN GLOMAR EXPLORER 152/257, GOLDEN TRINITY (freighter) 225/72 224/312 230/143 GEORGIAN CLIPPER 230/149 GLORY OF ROME (gaming boat) GOLDEN VENTURE 207/215 GEORGIC 185/4, 248/336 228/325, 232/327 GOLDEN VERGINA a) CORSE GEORGIOS (Greek) 123/166 GLOUCESTER (86269) 20/390, (Greek) 165/32 40/84 GOLDENROD (1893) 214/96, 97 94 GOLIAH (85762) 47/74 GOVERNOR COBB (203584) GRAND PRINCESS (computer GONGOLA (Nigerian) 24/54 58/51, 170/82, 247/198 generation) 223/241, 229/54 GOOD SHIP LOLLIPOP (Phila. GOVERNOR CURTIS (515310) GRAND ROMANCE 189/52, sightseeing boat) 84/116 108/214 209/50, 218/137 GOODRIDGE (Sebago Lake, Me.) GOVERNOR DINGLEY (86483) GRAND RAPIDS (226151) 93/34, 32/79 120/202, 155/190, 247/198, 183/226, (fantail) 34/52 GOODTIME (126546) 62/32, (bow only) 120/256, (drawing GRAND REPUBLIC (85440) 178/114 of a berth-room) 9/144, 41/17 GOODTIME I (Great Lakes) (fantail) 92/144, (pilothouse) GRAND REPUBLIC (85441) 193/24 49/21, 58/52, 92/106 40/87, (drawing) 84/98 GOODTIME III (ferry) 197/73 GOVERNOR EDWARD HYDE GRAND REPUBLIC (1878) GÖRAN (Lake Siljan; Swedish) 203/222 148/231, 191/200, 247/221, 248/335 GOV. EMERSON C. 272/29 GORDON C. GREENE (223447) HARRINGTON (ferry) 43/57, GRAND REPUBLIC (ferry) (1923) 12/197, 32/76, 39/64, 208/280 (1983) 165/11, 166/120, 52/56, 73/7, 106/112, GOVERNOR ENDICOTT (Lake 167/196, 168/267 140/225, 200/253, 264, 266, Winnipesaukee, N.H.) 73/19, GRAND VOYAGER 267/22 (fantail) 73/10, (painting) 108/198 GRAND VICTORIA (casino boat) 255/252 GOV. HARRY W. NICE (237285) 212/321, 217/71, 221/70, GORDON C. LEITCH (Great 43/60 269/57 Lakes) 176/282 GOV. HERBERT H. LEHMAN GRAND VICTORIA (1966) GORDON CAMPBELL (85184) (ferry) (298831) 139/161 259/204 (1871) 236/264 (fantail) GOVERNOR JAMES BAXTER GRANDE CARIBE 224/302, 122/123 HUNT, JR. (ferry) 229/51, 231/224 GORDON JONES (towboat) 244/273 GRANDE HERMINE (319967-C) 215/236 GOVERNOR MILLER (237394) 122/109 GORDON JONES a) J.W. (1938) 156/280 GRANDE MARINER 228/301, WILSON JR. b) CHARLTON GOVERNOR R.M. MCLANE 235/222, 248/318 BRENT (barge) 239/229 (1884) 270/77, (hull only) GRANDE PRINCE 218/149 GORDON WINSLOW 190/101 212/303, (remains) 224/307 GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS GORHAM (snagboat) 217/62 GOVERNOR RAMSEY (Lake 222/138, 273/44 GOSNOLD (203183) 99/89, Minnetonka) 173/4 GRANITE STATE (10332) 204/264 GOWANUS (ferry) (204339) (painting) 120/204 GÖTA KANAL II (Swedish) (1907) 139/152 GRAVEL GERTIE 259/241 228/263, 270 GOYA 184/288 GRAYS HARBOR (218417) 81/5 GÖTA KANAL IV (1892) GRACE MCALLISTER (tug) GREAT BRITAIN (of 1830, C) (Swedish) 228/259, 266 203/213 (sketch) 25/1 GOTTHARD (Lake Lucerne; GRACE MORAN (tug) 215/170 GREAT BRITAIN (of 1843) Swiss) 102/67 GRACEFUL GHOST (1990) (British) 22/1,2 GOTTHARD (Swiss) (1970) (Caddo Lake, TX) 232/267 GREAT BRITAIN (British) 142/70 GRAEME STEWART (174156-C) (1845) 139/148, 149 GOTTLAND (Swedish) 97/23 82/54, 114/111, 116/231 GREAT EASTERN (British) GOULDSBORO (33972) 20/385 GRAF VON GOETZEN (German 101/24-31, 215/202-204, 205, GOVERNOR (204314) 65/8 East African) 107/148 206, 212, 213 GOVERNOR (USCG ferry) GRAGOATA (Brazilian) 90/53 GREAT LAKES TRADER 175/196, 200/297, 226/133, GRAINMOTOR (154473-C) (barge) 236/315 251/227 118/103 GREAT LAND 136/242 GOVERNOR (1907) 184/302 GRAND FLOTEL 144/227 GREAT NORTHERN (212719) GOV. ALBERT C. RITCHIE GRAND FORKS (86332) 56/83 17/313, 21/420, 263/16, 17 (130262) 43/59 GRAND HAVEN (200007) 36/84, GREAT POINT 189/46 GOV. ALFRED E. SMITH 113/40 GREAT REPUBLIC (10787) (fireboat) 208/276 GRAND ISLAND 137/42 30/30, (pilothouse) 33/23 GOV. BODWELL (86215) GRAND LUXE (mega yacht) GREAT RIVERS EXPLORER 116/216, (fantail) 70/61 265/52, 267/54 165/46 GOVERNOR BRANN (ferry) GRAND MISTRAL 262/77 GREAT SEA a) AUGUSTUS 242/134 GRAND PALAIS (Mississippi 145/60, 155/212 GOVERNOR CARR (226250) River) 218/147 GREAT WESTERN (80576-C) (remains of) 87/80 80/99 95 GREATER BUFFALO (223664) GROOTE BEER a) COSTA RICA GUSTAV VASA (of 1973; 127/167, 221/32, (sketch) VICTORY (Dutch) 165/14, Swedish) 130/100 221/42 199/203 GUSTAV VASA (Swedish) GREATER DETROIT (223664) GROVER CLEVELAND a) 101/33, 129/8, 10, 11 26/43, 32/86, 117/38, 122/91, URGER (tug) 187/218 GUY V. MOLINARI (ferry) 192/290, 291, 293, 294, 295, GRUZIYA (Ukrainian) 205/51, 253/48, 256/280, 290, 296, 221/2, 33, (sketch) 214/134 (pilothouse) 253/48 221/42, (fantail) 105/52 GUADALUPE (Spanish) (1953) GUZELHISAR (Turkish ferry) GREATER PITTSBURGH (Ohio 209/18 (1911) 174/108 River) 151/180 GUANABARA (Brazilian) 83/86, GYPSUM QUEEN 136/232 GRECIAN (86491) 20/390 90/72 GYPSY (85848) 103/117 GREEN ARCH (Japanese ferry) GUARANY (Argentinean) 85/26 (1975) 149/32 GUARD MAVOLINE (Canadian) H.C. HEIMBECKER (Great GREEN BAY (car carrier) 138/120 Lakes) 162/104 199/205 GUARDIAN (fireboat) 210/86, H.C. JEFFERSON (235788) (tug) GREEN LAKE (Car Carrier) 214/167 200/300, 258, 158, 159, (bow 185/43 GUEMES (ferry) 151/177, only) 109/57, (painting) GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE 228/312 258/85 197/83 GUGLIEMO MARCONI (Italian) H.C. LEROY (96181) 55/58 GREEN POINT 238/129 149/38, 161/62, 182/94, 197/8 H.C. WHITEMAN (81403) 90/55 GREENDALE (Ohio River) GUIDING STAR (10518) 101/1 H.F. ALEXANDER a) GREAT 140/223 GUILFORD BELLE (British NORTHERN (212719) 64/83, GREENLAND (Ohio River) steam launch) 92/114-117 133/35, 188/264, 263/5, 18, (sidewheeler) 140/223, GULANG YU a) KONG OLAV V 19, (painting) 263/1 200/260 179/162 H.J. REINAUER (tug) 183/207, GREENLAND SEA (tug) 275/65 GULF CANADA 172/281 208 GREENPORT (235140) 132/230 GULF DAWN 211/195 H.K. BEDFORD 140/222, 173/50, GREENPORT a) STAR OF THE GULF EXPLORER 170/134, 200/257, 258 EAST b) SAGADAHOC 184/314 H.L. WYATT (161517-C) 53/20 (22152) (1866) 142/82, GULF FARMER (1964) 276/18 H.M. GRIFFITH (Great Lakes) 151/155, 253/35 GULF FREDA a) ST. 139/177, 193/60, 234/147 GREENPORT 135/170, 146/114, CATHERINE (1968) 201/43 H.S. FALK (tug) 263/71 160/272 GULF GATINEAU 176/283 HAABAS (tug) 213/61 GREENWICH a) D.D. KELLEY GULF KANAYAK 184/302 HABANA a) ALFONSO XIII (iii) (ferry) 134/124 GULF MARINER a) HMCS (Spanish) 209/9, 10 GREENWOOD (Ohio River) TRURO (177616-C) (1942) HABIB 149/37 (towboat) 140/223, 200/259 184/260 HADIOTIS a) JOYA McCANCE GREG YORKE (323224-C) GULF RANGER a) HMCS Q-070 b) ST. MARGARET 192/314 111/141 b) MACHIGONNE (176475- HAI DA a) CENTAUR b) HAI GRENADIER 180/300 C) (1942) 184/264 LONG 179/182 GRENVILLE (134547-C) 65/16, GULF SHIPPER (296880) 125/42 HAI HUA (Panamanian) 203/237 (aerial view) 109/47 GULF STREAM a) WENONAH HAI LIN (Chinese) 107/139 GREY LADY 222/131 b) USS WENONAH (PY-11) HAIDA BRAVE 149/51 GREY LADY (iii) (ferry) 247/216 c) STRANGER d) BLUE HAIDA MONARCH (1975) GREY LADY II 225/53 WATER e) HMCS WOLF 134/107 GREYHOUND (whaler) 204/263, (172512-C) 184/256, 264 HÁIFOSS (Iceland) 299/17 240/270, 274 GULF TRADER (179077-C) HAINS (dredge) 181/54 GREYHOUND (i) 240/276, 279 (1943) 184/264 HAITI 275/18 GREYHOUND (ii) 240/282, 284, GULF TRANSPORT (157359-C) HALAS a) BOSPHORUS 71 295 117/46 (Scotland) (1915) 201/21 GRIPSHOLM (Swedish) (1925) GULF WAVE (512799) 115/168 HALCYON (schooner) 220/288 101/37, 141/24, 26, 30, 31, GULF WING a) HMCS Q-071 HALIFAX (British) (pilothouse) 153/63, 214/119, (painting) (176497-C) (1942) 184/256, 62/52 214/85 257 HALIFAX (1888) 170/80, 172/248 GRIPSHOLM (Swedish) (1957) GULLFOSS (Iceland) 229/5 HALIFAX (Great Lakes) 160/282, 136/229, 163/182 GUNUNG DJATI (Indonesian) 210/148 GRIPSHOLM a) SAGAFJORD 130/103, 139/131 HALIFAX III (1979) (ferry) 220/295 GUSSIE TELFAIR 153/164 270/44 96 HAMAKUA a) CITY OF HARDY II 197/29 HAWAIIAN MERCHANT SPOKANE 212/271 HARMAC ALBERNI a) FORT (container ship) 196/277, 278 HAMBURG (Dutch) 111/182 TOULOUSSE b) HAWKINS POINT (tug) 266/68 HAMBURG (German) 112/249, SAPPERTON (175355-C) HAY-DE (1887) (tug) 244/305 193/61 182/102 HAYWARD (222723) 28/94 HAMILTON (203719) 68/105 HARMAC VANCOUVER a) HAZLETON (107834-C) 123/156 HAMMONTON (ferry) 176/294 CROMWELL PARK HEATHER JEANETTE (towboat) HAMONIC (122553-C) 18/342, (176006-C) 182/100 230/146 (fantail) 23/46, (interior) HARRAH’S CASINO 210/158 HEBE (Danube R.; Austrian) 18/344 HARRIET BISHOP a) SPIRIT OF 110/84 HAMPTON (121834-C) 64/104, ST. CHARLES (excursion HEBRIDEAN SPIRIT 243/203, (fantail) 25/8 boat) 261/65 254/153, 264/76 HAMPTON ROADS (224921) HARRIET MORAN (tug) 215/170 HEFFRON 229/32 108/218, 131/173 HARRISBURG (150617) 112/193 HEGIRA 229/29 HAMPTON ROADS (ferry) HARRY BOWEN (210861) HEINÄVESI (Finnish) (1906) (1925) 141/50, 248/309, 123/146 167/176, (painting) 248/253 262/54 HARRY G. DALTON (214051) HELEN AUGUSTA (11331) HANBADA (Korean) 160/284 126/110 99/91 HANCOCK (USN transport) HARRY L. FINDLAY a) HELEN BLAIR (25309) (painting) 112/209 MATTHEW ANDREWS b) 53/12 HANIAH 136/212 PAUL L. TIETJEN (203907) HELEN EVANS (306343-C) HANJIN BERLIN 225/61 (1907) 149/54 130/118 HANJIN LONG BEACH 192/309 HARRY O’MAY (ferry) 235/235 HELEN M. MCALLISTER HANJIN MALTA (South Korean) HARTFORD (of 1848) 31/64, (311751-C) (tug) 204/298, 252/146 122/75, 148/235 240/307, 269/72, (fantail) HANKYU NO. 6 (Japanese ferry) HARTFORD (USS) (sketch of 117/59 149/29 engine room) 58/40 HELENE 152/236 HANKYU NO. 32 (Japanese HARVARD (204372) 7/100, HELGOLAND (German) 99/107 ferry) (1976) 149/33 76/107, (fantail) 126/124, HELGOLAND a) WAPPEN VON HANNA SZENES a) AMORTA (series of views) 76/108 HAMBURG b) WAPPEN c) 218/113 HARVERY SPIRIT 274/68 ALTE LIEBE 178/113 HANNAH (96428) 70/45 HASSALO (96440) 34/44, HELLAS a) TAROONA (Greek) HANOVERIAN (1902) 193/16 215/198, 200 136/208, 151/162, 158/115, HANS HEDTOFT (Danish) 69/30 HASTINGS 207/183 160/266 HANSA (Elbe R.; German) 75/96, HATTERAS (ferry) 244/279, HELLENIC 154/151 97/23 260/319 HELLENIC PRINCE a) HANSEATIC a) SOCIETY HATTIE (probably 11796) ALBATROSS (1928) 154/110 ADVENTURER (1991) 132/209, 261/44 HELVETIA (Lake Lucerne; (German) 119/151, 129/37, HATTIE BROWN (95796) 22/5 Swiss) 71/87, 86/55, 208/254 229/58, 275/41 HAUGESUND a) HMS HELVETIA (Rhine R.; German) HAPPY RIDER 183/220 KILBURNIE (Norwegian) 100/141 HARALD JARL (Norwegian) 165/23 HENDERSON (210030) 42/42 105/29 HAVEL (German) 85/13, 208/269 HENDRICK HUDSON (203424) HARBIYE (1961) 201/20 HAVERFORD 175/160 (1906) 100/121, 109/34, HARBOR BELLE 211/219 HAVERTON 256/319 141/59, 167/219, 220, HARBOR CAT 201/69 HAWAII (514004) 107/153 174/144, 190/102, 103, HARBOR COMMUTER IV a) HAWAIIAN (painting) 251/173 221/16, 18, 19, 22, 24, 83, CATHERINE J (ferry) HAWAIIAN (ii) a) SANTA 255/257, 260/299, 300, 252/280 MALTA (1919) 251/180 (painting) 272/1 HARBOR COMMUTER XI HAWAIIAN (iii) a) MOUNT HENNEPIN a) SOCAPA b) (ferry) 252/275 ROGERS (1946) 251/191 GEORGE G. BARLIN HARBOR QUEEN (206562) HAWAIIAN CITIZEN (container 135/169 (ferry) 51/64, 151/201, ship) (1960) 195/230, 196/278 HENRIETTA II 187/132 152/253, 215/176, 256/297, HAWAIIAN ENTERPRISE HENRIETTA III 234/156 275/45 (524219) 115/180 HENRY A. PECK (95680) 141/20 HARBORTOWN LADY II 229/33 HAWAIIAN SHIPPER (240590) HENRY C. FRICK (202443) HARBOUR LYNX (ferry) 28/88 90/55 251/240, 261/69 97 HENRY CLAY (of 1851) HISAGAWA MARU (Japanese) HOMER RAMSDELL b) (lithograph) 27/58 (1943) 245/36, 37 ALLERTON (95920) (1887) HENRY D. WHITON 195/181 HITECH EXPRESS (ferry) 150/70, 128, 164/238, 239, HENRY F. EATON (96564) 58/36 178/118 249, 170/143, 172/298, 186/98 HENRY FORD II (Great Lakes) HIYU (ferry) 264/64 HOMERIC a) MARIPOSA 174/126, 196/280 HIZUL BAHR a) GENERAL 134/67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 76, HENRY HUDSON 234/130, MANGIN b) PRESIDENT c) 153/28, 30, 226/90 242/131 EASTERN QUEEN 145/246 HOMERIC (Panamanian) (1986) HENRY LARSEN 188/310 HJEJLEN (The 176/286, 303, 179/202, 243, HENRY M. STANLEY 140/223, Himmelbjersoerne; Danish) 199/207, 216/324 200/261 (1861) 71/87, 224/284 HOMERICUS a) ATALANTE HENRY R. MALLORY (1916) HMI DIAMOND SHOALS (Greek) 200/318 154/84 229/34 HOMERUS a) TRELLEBORG HENRY R. MALLORY (214458) HMS LANCASTER 269/12 154/115 131/134 HMS ROSE 227/222 HOMESTEAD (222326) 34/41, HENRY STEERS (tug) 211/251 HMS ROWENA 219/176 52/77, 69/24 HENRY W. GRADY (Stone HMS WHITESAND BAY HONEYBROOK 189/16 Mountain Lake) 216/312 219/180 “Hong Kong-Yaumati Ferry” HERAKLION 136/214 HMT ROBUST 211/182 (“HYF”) (Hong Kong) 162/98 HERALD OF FREE HMY BRITANNIA (British) HONOR (tug) 267/73 ENTERPRISE 182/142, (yacht) 210/135, 227/170, HON. PAUL MARTIN (Great 184/324 196, 202, 203, 205, 206, 251 Lakes) 175/206, 190/145 HERCULES (tug) (1876) 172/296, HOBOKEN (ferry) 150/101 HOOK MOUNTAIN (203969) 176/295, 198/134 HOBOKEN (tug) 274/77 130/80, 224/267, 268 HERCULES (tug) (1915) 250/90 HOCHELAGA (Great Lakes) HOPATCONG a) CALLAHAN HERCULES (204801) 131/177 186/112, 209/58 (203052) (ferry) 150/92 HERMAEA (Italian) 120/228 HOEGH TRAVELLER HOPE (U.S. hospital ship) HERMAN (96398) 70/34 (Norwegian) 123/166 111/171 HERMES (Greek) 132/229 HOGA (tug) 221/4, 262/71 HOPEASALMI (Finnish) 232/260 HERMES a) JUGOSLAVIJA b) HOHENTWEIL (Lake Constance; HORACE S. WILKINSON MESSAGER (1956) 139/181 German) 86/55, 195/200, (215122) 85/20, 86/119 HERMES a) PRINCESS JOAN 196/288 HORICON 137/59, 208/291 154/151 HOI HOUW 156/260 HORIZON 191/233, 195/219, HERMES 265/72 HOLGER DANSKE (Norwegian) 199/205, 229/49 HEROINE (11828) 115/154 79/83 HORIZON (dinner cruise) 234/132 HERON BAY a) J. PIERPONT HOLIDAY (228015) 38/43, HORIZON HAWK 263/67 MORGAN (1906) 149/55 131/74, 175/198, 176/254, HORIZON PACIFIC 252/320 HEROS a) PIERRE LOTI b) 181/46, 189/42, (pilothouse) HORIZON TRADER 259/244 OLYMPIA c) PATRA d) 95/82 HORIZON’S EDGE (gambler) CHRUSOVA LANDOU II HOLIDAY ISLAND 144/238 241/44, 253/52 154/114 HOLLAND PEARL (German) HORNBEAM (USCG) 258/109 HESPERUS (93193) 54/34 (1971) 144/210 HORNBLOWER HYBRID HETZEL (U.S. Coast Survey) HOLLYBURN 191/178, 180 271/61 75/71 HOLLYHOCK (USCG cutter) HORNELEN (Norwegian) 105/25 HEYBELIADA (Turkish ferry) 250/147 HORNELL (tug) 274/77 (1928) 174/100 HOLLYWOOD 247/206 HORSA 143/161 HJEJLEN (Denmark) 196/290 HOLLYWOOD DREAMS 237/76 HOS CENTERLINE 276/60 HIAWATHA (200729) 104/191, HOLMES (Keuka Lake, N.Y.) HOSPITAL SHIP #49 (228531) 215/214 108/172 128/202 HIBERNIA (of 1884; British) HOLY MOSES 204/321 HOSS (1962) (tug) 261/72 79/83 HOLYHEAD 151/166 HOTSPUR (242701) 30/37 HIGHFLYER (245681) 26/38 HOLYHEAD FERRY I (British) HOUMA (tug) 213/50 HIGHLAND BRIGADE (British) 96/139 HOVERSPEED FRANCE (ferry) 81/17 HOME (of 1837) (lithograph) 196/322 HIKAWA MARU 191/251 27/58, 180/268, 269 HOVERSPEED GREAT HILDA MARJANNE (Great HOMER RAMSDELL (95920) BRITAIN (ferry) 195/237 Lakes) 166/128 (pilothouse) 69/2 HOWARD (96308) 20/390, 44/82, HILDE (Norwegian) 195/228 230/99 98 HOWARD C. MOORE (tug) HURONIC 191/188 ILLINOIS (of 1851) (drawing) 184/254 HUTCHCLIFFE HALL (195603- 22/21 HOWARD CASSARD (of 1890; C) 105/39, 120/247, 147/152 ILLINOIS (100680), 26/31, drawings) 33/6, 8 HYAK (206094) 40/92 122/87 HOWARD E. SIMPSON (tug) HYAK (ferry) (1967) 253/17 ILLINOIS (221934) 52/95 209/83, 251/193 HYAK a) JESSIE ISLAND (tug) ILMATAR 160/249 HOWARD F. ANDREWS (Great (154923) (1927) 159/166 ILMATER (Finnish) 92/133 Lakes) 162/104 HYAK (tug) (170434) (1937) ILOCUS STAR a) SC 739 197/82 HOWARD M. HANNA, JR. 159/165 IMBODEN SEAM (248271) (212353) (bow only) 109/45 HYPERION (HMS) 148/204 123/147 HRADCANY (Moldau R.; Czech.) HYUNDAI KEUMKANG a) IMBRICARIA (99710) (1893) 107/142 ROYAL VIKING SKY b) 178/104 HRVATSKA a) ST. LAWRENCE SUNWARD c) BIRKA IMPERATOR 163/181 VICTORY (Yugoslavia) QUEEN d) GOLDEN IMPERIAL (121945-C) 54/32 165/17 PRINCESS e) SUPERSTAR IMPERIAL (171704) 176/232 HSC INCAT 059 “THE CAT” (ii) CAPRICORN 229/69, IMPERIAL BEDFORD 226/149 (ferry) 274/55 230/151 IMPERIAL COLLINGWOOD HUAKAI (Hawaiian superferry) HYUNDAI PONGNAE 230/153 151/182 272/49, 277/66 IMPERIAL CORNWALL HUBERT GAUCHER 189/60, I.J. MERRITT 254/119 (154480-C) 114/111 221/64 I.N. SEYMOUR (91441) IMPERIAL LONDON 140/248 HUDSON (95300) 41/7 (painting) 122/99 IMPERIAL NAMU a) HUDSON POINT b) EAST IALYSSOS a) FINNPARTNER b) MARVOLITE (153176-C) BREEZE c) SAN ROBERTO SVEABORG c) PEER GYNT 176/232 d) FODELE II 155/208 d) STENA BALTICA (Greek) IMPERIAL NANAIMO a) HUDSON TAYLOR (95585) 165/27, 217/66 BEECEELITE (170128-C) (1879) 164/250 IASON a) JASON 258/166 176/232 HUDSON TRANSPORT (Great IBERIA (British) 77/20, 182/94, IMPERIAL NOOKTA (391372-C) Lakes) 162/129, 175/208, (fantail) 124/256 176/236 184/306 IBERVILLE (1919) 207/185 IMPERIAL OTTAWA (155285- HUEY L. CHERAMIE (tug) (Ohio IBERVILLE (iii) 269/30 C) 103/148 River) 222/143 IBIS (1885) 232/259 IMPERIAL QUEBEC 185/58 HUGH L. BOND, JR. (202783) IDA (100281) (1881) 145/8, 14, IMPERIAL SARNIA (173217-C) 108/216 17, 199/169, 203/174, 245/30 131/184 HUGO (Dutch) (tug) (1929) IDA F. (steam launch) 27/51, IMPERIAL SKEENA (331938-C) 232/262, 248/266 (engine) 27/52 176/236 HUGO BASEDOW (Elba R.; IDA M. 149/18 IMPERIAL TOFINO (347185-C) German) 75/96 IDLEWILD (212813) 8/129, 176/236, 199/223 HUGOMA (96585) 94/42 190/144, 240/266, 271, IMPERIAL VANCOUVER HULDA O (138521) 176/240 (drawing) 102/68, (model) 176/303 HULVER (218074) 30/32 104/173 IMPERIAL WELLAND (134513- HUMBERDOC a) NORFOLK IERAPETRA 190/146 C) 94/64 (Great Lakes) 170/130 IILIRIA (1962) 199/193 INCA (tug) 244/290, (painting) HUNTER (ferry) 276/73 IKAROS a) NORDEK b) 244/344 HUNTER (tug) 232/313 KATTEGAT c) CORSICA INCAT THE LYNX (ferry) HUNTER LIGGETT (221930) STAR (Greek) 165/30 238/145 118/93 ILE DE BEAUTE (French) INDEPENDENCE (261147) HUNTINGTON (tug) 219/188- 131/164 34/48, 37/18, 113/6, 8, 190, 251, 220/311, 221/53, ILE DE FRANCE (French) 31/71, (models) 67/82, (wearing a 246/136, 264/68, (model) 191 69/19, 138/95, 96, 128, psychedelic sunburst) 107/161 HURON (US lightship) 116/229 171/169, 187/206, 226/89, 96, INDEPENDENCE (1976) HURON (71216-C) 80/100, 98, 99, 168, 258/176, 139/170, 150/83, 152/249, 243/237, (fantail) 73/30, (painting) 207/169, (fantail) 179/179, 199/203, 213/2, (pilothouse) 53/22 69/18 238/86, 121, 122, 168, HURON (Great Lakes) (1914) ILLAHEE (ferry) (1927) 142/102, 239/189, 192, 241/2, 57, 143/144, 146 205/13, 21, 253/22, 26, 242/146, 243/244, 249/68, HURON (lightship) 152/236 254/145, 264/63, 272/59 259/254, 266/1, 13-17, 19-21, HURON (ii) (1852) 240/260 (pilothouse) 238/87 99 INDEPENDENCE (coastal cruise IONIAN SUN 198/148 ISE MARU (Japanese ferry) ship) 271/75, (under IONIAN VICTORY 172/288 (1973) 149/32 construction) 268/44 IONIC FERRY (British) 91/100 ISHIKARU (Japanese ferry) INDEPENDENCE HALL IONION 154/115 (1974) 149/28 (220447) 118/94 IOWAN (1914) 251/177, 181 ISIS (100286) 127/186 INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS ÍRAFOSS (i) (1967) (Iceland) ISKENDERUN (Turkish) (1950) 268/67 229/15 157/62, 165/60 INDEPENDENT ACCORD IRBIS (towboat) 236/307 ISLAND ADVENTURE 149/20, (Liberian) 275/42 IRIS a) DRYDEN b) 198/128, 249/59, 268/47, INDIA (100008) 126/123 MENEMSHA (92794) (1885) 271/6 INDIANA (100080) 35/61, 170/96, 247/201 ISLAND BEACH 134/124 241/26, (drawing) 241/24, 25 IRISH ALDER a) PIRET (1902) ISLAND BREEZE 219/217, INDIANA (100717) 44/84 232/298 220/343, 224/322 INDIANA HARBOR 243/237 IRISH ASH 232/276 ISLAND COUNTESS 201/69 INDIANAPOLIS (200920) 38/30 IRISH COAST (British) 110/122 ISLAND DAWN 231/198 INDUSTRIAL TRANSPORT IRISH ELM a) COLLINGHAM ISLAND ESCAPE a) (Canadian) 181/56 (1910) 232/291 SCANDINAVIA (1982) INDUSTRY (Murray River; IRISH PINE (ii) 232/297 251/205 Australian) (1911) 137/38, IRISH POPLAR 232/291 ISLAND EXPRESS 187/228 252/324 IRISH SPRUCE a) SIGRID ISLAND FIESTA a) MASSALIA INFANTA ISABEL DE BORBON CARHAM (1896) 232/293 172/286 (Spanish) (1913) 209/5 IRISH SYCAMORE (Irish) ISLAND HI-SPEED FERRY INFANTE DOM HENRIQUE 117/46 245/48 147/170 IRON KING (1887) (Great Lakes) ISLAND HOLIDAY (508358) INFINITY (2001) 236/321, (sketch) 236/270 103/140, 198/128, 227/210 243/260, 255/241, 273/17 IRON LADY 161/44 ISLAND HOME (12141) 41/6, INISHOWEN HEAD (British) IROQUOIS a) KENNEBEC 253/33 114/111 (14484) (1889) 151/147, 151, ISLAND HOME (2006) (ferry) INLAND SEA (tug) 265/68 152 260/321, 261/50, 262/49 INLAND SEAS 141/42 IROQUOIS (British Columbia) ISLAND KING II (130312-C) INLANDER (126613-C) 128/224 (1900) 146/106, 242/96 47/69, 68/100, (afire) 76/115 INN (Danube R.; Austrian) 105/35 IROQUOIS (Puget Sound) (1901) ISLAND MERCY a) PETITE INNSTEIN 156/283 172/276 FORTE b) GOOD INSIGNIA a) R-ONE b) IROQUOIS (Great Lakes) (1955) SAMARITAN (mercy ship) REGATTA (1999) 247/210, 168/250 245/9, 10, 16 251/205, 257/71, 261/77 IROQUOIS (USN tug) (fantail) ISLAND OASIS 252/310 INTERCONTINENT (1959) 70/62 ISLAND OF CYPRUS a) (midship house) 260/350 IROQUOIS (100524) 91/73 CALEDONIEN 153/29 INTERNATIONAL (tug) 180/274 IROQUOIS (100730) 35/73, ISLAND PRINCE a) HOEGH INTERPORT (Pilot Boat) 177/31 37/14, 44/73 ARIANE 141/38, 222/99, 103, INTREPID (USN aircraft carrier) IROQUOIS (222231) 132/204, 107, 108 112/243, (as a museum), 247/193 ISLAND PRINCESS b) NORTH 260/314, 261/54, 267/46, IROQUOIS (226332) 125/1, ISLAND PRINCESS 269/72 125/23, (aground) 127/155, (310431-C) (1958) 104/195, INTREPID (USN CV) 192/301 (interior) 125/25 159/171 INVICTA (British) 125/53 IRPINIA a) CAMPANA b) RIO ISLAND PRINCESS (138784-C) INVINCIBLE (224240) 112/230 JACHAL c) CAMPANA 187/190, 191, 203/237 INVINCIBLE (tug) 178/159, (Italian) (1929) 142/95, ISLAND QUEEN (of 1974) 229/30 152/266, 167/182, 173/3, 16, 132/252 IOLAS (paddle steamer) 180/268 23, 24, 25, 76 ISLAND QUEEN (12097) 31/56 ION (of 1850) 56/85 IRVIN L. CLYMER 159/204, 197/ ISLAND QUEEN (17097) 20/391 IONA 160/256 2 ISLAND QUEEN (225054) IONIA (Greek) 95/99 IRVING S. OLDS (Great Lakes) (fantail view) 22/22 IONIAN GALAXY a) ARKAS 187/228 ISLAND QUEEN (291053) 189/62, 197/33 ISAAC M. SCOTT 141/42 128/222 IONIAN GLORY a) ISABEL McALLISTER 191/186 ISLAND QUEEN (Ohio River) COMPIEGNE (Greek) 165/34 ISABELLA 197/63, 235/193 147/184, 225/64 IONIAN ISLAND 215/231 100 ISLAND QUEEN (Falmouth) ITAITE (cargo ship) 199/216 J.N. McWATTERS (314361-C) 150/76, 175/182 ITALIA (Italian) 112/243 79/80, 191/227 ISLAND QUEEN (Florida) ITALIA (Italian) (1906) 175/169, J.N. TEAL (203949) (drawing of) 179/194 169/36 26/47 ISLAND QUEEN (ii) (ferry) ITALIA (Lake Garda; Italian) J.P. DE LA PEROUSE a) 250/137 111/185 PANDORA II 207/222 ISLAND ROCKET II 234/158 ITALIA PRIMA a) J. PAGE HAYDEN (516506) ISLAND ROMANCE (ferry) STOCKHOLM (Italian) 108/208 (1973) 198/128, 220/308, 215/233, 217/67, 220/296, J. PIERPONT MORGAN 272/44 223/223, 228/293, 299 (203155) 97/30 ISLAND SEALINK 263/66 ITALIS a) AMERICA b) WEST J.R. HUTTON (steam canal boat) ISLAND STAR a) HORIZON POINT c) AMERICA d) 177/22 (1990) 259/206 AUSTRALIS E) AMERICA J.R. SENSIBAR a) FRANK C. ISLAND SUN a) VOLENDAM 153/58, 153/248 BALL 159/204 171/194 ITASCA (1871) 230/92 J. RUSSELL FLOWERS 262/63 ISLAND TRANSPORT 179/215 ITASCA (towboat) 274/74 J.S. (77451) 130/96 ISLAND VENTURE (Norwegian) ITHACA (Spanish) 127/179 J.S. DELUXE II (artist’s 127/158 ITHACA (ferry) 150/97 conception) 205/59 ISLAND WANDERER (533264) IVAN GORTHON 190/132 J.S. LEWIS a) VESTA (towboat) 120/235 IVERNIA (British) 63/65 (1931) 233/62, 248/317 ISLANDER (1989) 193/25, IVORY 271/16, (wheelhouse) J.S. WALTON (160709-C) 85/22 197/28, 29, 220/318 271/17 J.S. WARDEN a) ELIZA ISLANDER (Martha’s Vineyard IYANOUGH (ferry) 262/47 HANCOX 153/37, 174/100, service; built 1973) 128/222 IZMIR (Turkish) 171/169, 101 ISLANDER (100601) 65/1, 188/292 J.T. MORSE (200980) 3/26, 33/1, 122/87 4, 24, 34/51, 74/35, 92/141, ISLANDER (205007) 130/82, J.A.W. IGLEHART 222/146, (bow) 110/98, (fantail) (dockside view) 130/126 228/319, 261/62 17/330, 124/252, (sketch) ISLANDER b) MARTHA’S J.A.Z. DESGAGNES 224/320 116/256, (walking beam) VINEYARD (223089) J. ALVAH CLARK 141/6 74/36 150/75, 155/192, 169/4, J. ARNOLD (1893) (tug) 224/292 J.T. SHERMAN (200543) 99/94, 214/127, (fantail) 102/100 J.B. FORD 191/226 204/265, 267, 268 ISLANDER (95093-C) 70/33, J BURTON AYERS (243772) J.W. HERSHEY (500160) (wreck) 70/36 61/18 110/117, 210/145 ISLANDER (259789) 185/40, J.C. HARTT (tug) 148/261, 157/67 J.W. MCANDREW a) 186/126 J.C. HARTT (76417) 75/77 DELTARGENTINO (USCG) ISLANDER (Boothbay, Maine) J.C. KERR (76527) 52/73 206/110 176/266, (sketch) 194/131 J. CLARE MILLER (202977) J.W. MCGIFFIN (Canadian) ISLANDER (1909) 215/170 18/341 229/63 ISLANDER (excursion boat) J.F. SCHOELLKOPF, JR. 154/132 J.W. SHELLEY a) ALGOCEN 252/301, 262/68 J.F. VAUGHAN a) WILLIAM H. 269/52 ISLANDER (1950) (ferry) 261/51, WARNER (Great Lakes) J.W. STEINHOFF 190/88 262/49, 263/50 162/106, 164/282 J.W. WESTCOTT II (258859) ISLANDER II 134/123 J. G. EMMONS (13156) 130/77 126/110, 195/231 ISLE OF ARRAN 176/284 J.G. IRWIN (149495-C) 67/78 JACK LUMMUS 198/127 ISLE OF JERSEY (British) 74/57 J.H. McCRADY (145300) 20/387 JACK TAR (supply vessel) ISLE OF SARK (British) 77/25 J. HAMPTON MOORE (fireboat) 199/219 ISLE OF WIGHT (100572) (Delaware River) 219/201 JACOB AMOS, JR. (Oneida Lake, 116/208, (paddlebox carving) J. HOOKER HAMMERSLEY N.Y.) 103/123 116/207 247/194 JACOB CHRISTENSEN ISLESFORD 214/197, 198 J.J. SISTER 137/37 (Norwegian) (freighter) ISLINDA (Stoney Lake Nav. Co.) J.L. GRANDIN (76219) (sketch) 243/179 2/12 54/35 JACOB H. TREMPER (76574) ISSAQUAH (ferry) 156/277 J.L. LUCKENBACH 231/208 (1885) 60/86, 145/62, ISSAQUENA (ferry) 244/322 J.L. MAUTHE (Great Lakes) 164/244, 295, (model) 57/11 ISTANBUL a) COLOMBIA (freighter) 208/314, 222/145 JACOB H. VANDERBILT (1862) (Turkish) 171/174, 275/19 J.M. WHITE (76009) 102/76, 142/76 ISTRA 200/278 (model) 104/177 JADDEN (Canadian) 218/100 101 JADE STAR 275/51 JAMES W. BALDWIN (13190) JENS KOFOED (Danish) 95/99 JADRAN (Yugoslavian) 65/19, (as 56/93, 153/68 JEREMIAH O’BRIEN (liberty a restaurant) 274/62 JAMES W. MARSHALL (liberty ship) 155/203, 183/224, JAG LEELA (India) 205/41 ship) 211/202 210/86, 212/254, 298, 299, JAGUAR (tug) 219/215 JAMES W. CURRAN (176167-C) 316, 213/2, 220/315, 255/232 JAMAICA (285979) 79/89, 91/95 JEREMY a) EMILY K (towboat) 233/82 JAMES W. GRIMES (243162) 237/61 JAMES A. CARNEY (77134) 126/101 JERRY TINKEY (towboat) 115/154 JAMESTOWN (226088) 69/20 244/321 JAMES B. COLGATE JAMESTOWN (240725) 97/28, JERUSALEM (Israelian) 66/49 (whaleback) 201/15 (end view) 113/45 JERVIS BAY (Australian) 11/178 JAMES B. SCHUYLER 257/9 JAMESTOWN (ferry) (1942) JESSE HOYT (13191) 9/142, JAMES BATTLE (174801-C) 139/166, 193/49, 202/134, 246/119 82/54, 202/146 226/112, 236/236/292, JESSE JAMES (222858) 122/90 JAMES BUCHANAN (76679) 252/288, (pilothouse) 236/255 JESSICA W. (ferry) 253/44 110/89 JAMESTOWN a) MARIVELES JESUSITA (Columbian) 85/27 JAMES CARROLL a) DOWNER b) MILLER COUNTY JET CAT EXPRESS 202/137 XV 205/33 220/272 JET EXPRESS II 208/295 JAMES CARRUTHERS (134748) JANET M. MCALLISTER (tug) JET RUBAN BLUE (France) (1912) 178/108 240/307, 259/248 (speedboat) 200/297 JAMES CRAIG 197/67 JANET MARIE 277/75 JEWEL CITY 213/76 JAMES DAVIDSON (220802) JAPAN 135/159 JEWEL OF THE SEAS 273/45 107/158 JASON (USN collier) (1913) JIAN HUS a) FOCH 152/245 JAMES ELLWOOD JONES 187/218, 230/167, 259/184 JIANG PIN (Chinese) 122/114 (1927) 204/267, 259/187 JAVA (Dutch) 216/287 JIIMAAN (Great Lakes) (ferry) JAMES E. FERRIS a) ONTARIO JAY COOKE (13780) 31/55 206/145, 224/318, 247/231 b) F.R. HAZARD 135/167 JEAN 145/48, 213/60 JIM WOOD (sternwheeler) JAMES E. McGRATH 189/60 JEAN AIKEN (towboat) 275/63 156/266, 267 JAMES H. SCOTT (1897) (tug) JEAN ANNE (car/truck carrier) JIME I a) PRINCESSE 224/292 258/146, 264/67 RAGNHILD 179/180 JAMES HOWARD (75279) 30/30 JEAN BRILLIANT 174/143 JIN JIANG a) PINE TREE JAMES J. DOHERTY (ferry) JEAN CLAUDE DUVALIER MARINER b) MARIPOSA 207/211 (never so documented) (Chinese) 172/260, 179/182 JAMES J. KEHOE (tug) 188/255 122/117 JINCY (1979) (towboat) (Ohio JAMES L. KUBER a) RESERVE JEAN LAFITTE (221726) 73/26 River) 243/236, 258/152 268/51 JEAN MARY (charter boat) JOAN MCCULLOUGH (Great JAMES MCALLISTER (tug) 238/135, 267/51 Lakes) 162/100 188/295 JEAN PARISIEN 161/56, JOAN MORAN (tug) 212/257, JAMES NORRIS 218/139 207/226, 247/232 258 JAMES P. DONALDSON (76183) JEAN RIBAULT (ferry) (St. JOE COOK (230375) 23/42 83/66 John’s River) 217/53, JOE S. MORROW (203908) JAMES R. ELLIOTT (77566) 219/220, 269/50 129/50 118/75 JEANIE DEANS (Clyde R.; JOHANN STRAUSS (Danube R.; JAMES R. MORGAN (tug) British) 95/99, 97/23, 160/258 Austrian) (1913) 68/113, 259/249 JEANNE C (tug) 207/190 201/17 JAMES RANKIN (USCG cutter) JEFFERSON (77356) (fantail) JO. HORTON FALL (211828) 241/51 129/60 64/86 JAMES REES (13033) 102/75 JEFFERSON (201073) 53/5 JOHN ATLANTIC BURR (ferry) JAMES RUMSEY (USAE JEFFERSON MYERS a) 179/208 towboat) 50/41 HANNAWA 229/29 JOHN A. FRANCE (Great Lakes) JAMES SAMPSON (75995) 25/6 JEFFREY G (towboat) 237/61 187/230, 212/313 JAMES T. BELCHER (towboat) JENNIFER S (towboat) 221/62 JOHN A. MacDONALD (313707- 217/62 JENNY a) WAR ARGUS b) C) 114/75 JAMES T. BRETT (1853) a) GALLIC c) CLAN JOHN A. McPHAIL (194591-C) KEYPORT (14011) (1884) COLQUHOUN d) IOANNIS 91/95 164/243 LIVANOS 154/110 JOHN A. MESECK a) JAS. T. STAPLES (205724) 36/93 JENNY ANN (ferry) 265/61 NAUSHON (228531) (1929) JENNY LYNN (tug) 276/67 23/29, 62/42, 106/107, 102 128/203, 131/172, 132/235, 242/86, 128, 129, 168, JONATHAN PADELFORD 203/179, 261/88 259/230 (1970) 274/72 JOHN A. NOBLE (ferry) 256/286 JOHN J. HOOPES (241209) JOPPA (sidewheeler) (1885) JOHN A. WARNER (13429) 113/35 203/174, 238/131, 245/28-30 71/65 JOHN J. MARCHI (ferry) 256/292 JOSEPH AND CLARA JOHN A. WOOD (75461) 112/229 JOHN J. WALSH (236932) 61/16 SMALLWOOD (ferry) JOHN ALEXA (517882) 109/106 JOHN KENDALL 140/246 193/44, 225/53 JOHN ARTHUR (tug) 264/69 JOHN L. MURPHY (towboat) JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS 147/144 JOHN B. AIRD (Great Lakes) 142/104 JOSEPH D. POTTS (526588) 167/204 JOHN L.A. GALSTER (214109) 115/168 JOHN B. RICHARDS (148849-C) 106/101 JOSEPH G. CANNON (liberty 79/86 JOHN LEE, SR. 190/94 ship) 274/22, 23, 26 JOHN BROOKS (13452) 116/253 JOHN M. DENNIS (228683) JOSEPH H. FRANTZ 159/204, JOHN BURNS (British) 87/80 48/95 246/145, 256/309 JOHN CADMAN 185/34 JOHN N. COBB (research vessel) JOSEPH HENRY a) THALIS O. JOHN CADMAN II 185/36 268/59 MILISSIOS (1908) 169/26, 28 JOHN CADWALADER 163/178, JOHN NOBLE (ferry) 187/218 JOSEPH J. LUNA (fireboat) 203/173 JOHN OXLEY (Australian) 273/46 JOHN D. LEITCH 258/148 (engine room) 123/136 JOSEPH LYKES 276/20 JOHN DUFF a) CHESTER JOHN O. McKELLAR (Great JOS. OTERI, JUN. (76905) 85/8, (U.S.E.C. tug) 204/266, 267 Lakes) 173/52 (fantail) 85/7 JOHN DYKSTRA a) BENSON JOHN PAUL ECKSTEIN JOSEPH S. YOUNG (248326) FORD (Great Lakes) 167/204 (towboat) 222/143, 224/316 96/128 JOHN D. MCKEAN (fireboat) JOHN PURVES (218244) 108/223 JOSEPH WHITNEY (16110) 191/251, 213/59 JOHN ROEN V (tug) 166/126 38/25 JOHN D. SCHOONMAKER (tug) JOHN S. HOPKINS (76175) 63/63 JOSEPH X. ROBERT (393816-C) 145/61 JOHN S. MANUEL (207448) JOSIAH WEDGWOOD a) JOHN E. F. MISENER a) SCOTT 78/53 BEAUH ARNOIS 218/114 MISENER 140/248, 181/56 JOHN SHARPLES (77587) 32/81 JOUET (USN) (DD) 148/204 JOHN ENA 191/209 JOHN SHERMAN (U.S. Revenue JUAN SEBASTIAN ELCANO JOHN ERICSSON (77226) Cutter) 31/55 (Spanish) (1928) 209/13 (fantail) 37/24 JOHN SHERWIN (ii) 269/52 JUBILEE (gambling barge) JOHN F. KENNEDY (ferry) JOHN STEVENS 187/172, 178, 179/184, 185, 186, 188, (1967) 200/297, 204/291, 292, 185 182/130, 197/83, 208/309, 256/284, 286, 263/53 JOHN SYLVESTER 174/104, 243/202 JOHN G. MORGAN 231/232 107, 191/197 JUDGE SEWALL (Lake JOHN G. MUNSON (264136) JOHN TURECAMO (tug) 245/54 Winnipesaukee, N.H.) 47/74 JOHN W. BROWN (liberty ship) 227/219, 220 JOHN H. HANNA (75900) 102/81 145/42, 166/115, 185/48, JUDITH M. PIERSON (369249- JOHN H. PRICE (147788-C) 188/302, 207/217, 210/87, C) (Great Lakes) 162/101 80/121 211/216, 227/224, 236/315, JUDY MORAN (tug) 189/48, JOHN HAMILTON GRAY 238/86, 124, 247/220, 229/47 (328838-C) 121/24, 199/213, 260/282, 316, 263/39, 40, JULES VERNE a) CROWN 254/129 264/46, 47, (rear view) 225/41 MONARCH b) NAUTICAN JOHN H (ferry) 192/298, 272/43 JOHN W. CANNON (76003) c) WALRUS 263/77, 266/73 JOHN H. CORDTS (tug) 151/205 102/80 JULIA BELLE SWAIN (531233) JOHN H. MACMILLAN, JR. JOHN WANAMAKER b) 119/169, 135/166, 147/147, 197/58 CLYDE B. HOLMES (tug) 204/310, 213/76, 248/271 JOHN H. PRICE 147/152 211/214, 243/221, 260/312, JULIA LUCKENBACH (1917) JOHN JAMES AUDUBON a) 262/50 188/266 BAYOU JEAN LAFITTE JOHN WEAVER (icebreaker) JULIE N. DUBUQUE (271706) (ferry) 197/59 247/195 60/97 JOHN J. BOLAND (Great Lakes) JOHN WILKINS 190/94 JULIET (76795) 65/2 202/143, 233/65 JOHN W. RICHMOND (of 1838) JULIETTE (77035) 95/112 JOHN J. HARVEY (231225) 116/197 JUMBO MARK II (ferry) (artist’s (fireboat) (1931) 194/166, JOHNNY N. (midget steam rendition) 213/60 200/285-287, 289-291, launch) 51/53 JUNE K (tug) 249/55 JONANCY (213803) 72/116 JUNGLE QUEEN 147/179 103 JUNIATA (77274) 40/86 KALAMA (ferry) 256/317 KAZAKHSTAN (Soviet) (1976) JUNIATA (201768) 84/106, KALEETAN (ferry) (1967) 141/36, 143/168, 151/189, 119/142, 120/203 253/20, 62 178/138 JUAN PATRICIO (ferry) 218/125 KALENDER (1911) 201/22 KEANSBURG a) NANTASKET JUANITA (towboat) (1954) KALISPELL (Flathead Lake, (1878) (130127) 143/151 212/310 Mont.) 114/98 KEARSARGE (Lake Sunapee, JUNIATA (1904) (Great Lakes) KALOKE (195485-C) (1903) N.H.) 22/8, 90/43, 46 135/158, 159, 161, 221/13 144/199 KEARSARGE (ii) 201/48 JUNIPER a) BIG BOTTLE KALVIK (icebreaker) 223/232 KEENORA (103680-C) 74/47, (tourboat/ferry) 219/192-194 KALYPSO (Swedish) 207/228 88/125, 90/70, 71, 72, 137/43 JUNO (tug) 210/100 KAMERUKA (Australian) 169/58, KEEWATIN (125985-C) (1907) JUNO (Swedish) (1874) (Gota 176/286 61/1, 96/128, 98/41, 48, 55, Canal) 228/257, 259, 263, KANANGRA (Australian) 122/93, 166/77, 93, 94, 96, 269, 270, 277, 283, 286, 290, 172/284, 197/67 209/66, 261/39, 262/5, 6, 7, 9, 247/236 KANAYAK 186/138 10, 14, 15, 43, 59, 277/28, JUPITER (77458) 73/24 KANESVILLE QUEEN 216/311 (deck plans) 98/64, 65, (fantail JUPITER (Norway) 187/251, KANGUK (freighter) 193/58 silhouette) 98/86, (interior) 193/61, 209/60, 231/208 KANKAKEE 256/314 61/2, 98/51, 52, 53, 54, 55, JUPITER (tanker) 196/318, KANLICA (Turkish) 79/83 (pilothouse) 262/3, (painting) 199/231 KANSAS CITY (237706) 15/281 262/1 JUPITER a) SACONY (tug) KAPITAN DRANITSYN KEEWAYDIN (Lake Willoughby, (1902) 208/301, 264/88, (Russian) 216/295, 298 Vt.) 98/86 275/65 KAPITAN KHLEBNIKOV KEHLOKEN (225772) 50/25 JURA (Lake Neuchatel; Swiss) (Russian) 216/335 KELIMUTU 179/222 (1862) 254/88 KARADENIZ (Turkish) 171/174, KELLY LEE 258/149 JUSTINE (244165) 68/106 181/64 KELLY RAE ERICKSON 263/63 JUSTINE MCALLISTER (tug) KARANGRA (Australian) KENKOKU MARU (Japanese) 270/61 162/132 38/45 JUTLANDIA 191/205 KARANJA 140/230, 193/68 KENNEBEC (14484) (1889) JYLLAND a) HMS KILBRIDE KARAMURSEL (double-ender; 151/47 (Norway) 165/22 Turkish) 72/100 KENNICOTT (ferry) 228/314 JYVASKYLA (Lake Paijanne; KARAPIPERIS 9 (tug) 210/128 KENORA 191/187 Finnish) 88/108 KARELIYA 163/210 KENT (216989) 43/67, 230/100 KAREN K. (towboat) 201/59 KENYA (British) 108/212 K de K (of 1884, C) 120/198 KARIM (1917) (Nile River; KENYA CASTLE (1952) 201/26 KAALA (Hawaiian) 72/128 Egyptian) 216/283, 232/273 KERINCI 167/214 KAATERSKILL (14408) (1882) KARINGAL (Australian) 171/208 KERMANSHAH a) KALLIOPI 82/35, 82/41, 151/142, KARLA G 266/59 (1910) (Greek) 197/17 174/144 KARRABEE 158/138 KERSHAW (161119) 41/9 KAHLOKE (195485-C) 50/44, KATAHDIN (14028) 116/202, KESTREL (161027) 126/78, 60/95, 101/194 (paddlebox) 116/193 140/198, 217/49, (engine) KAHLOKE (347780) (1973) KATAHDIN (1914) (Moosehad 126/81 153/20 Lake) 155/192, 169/38, KEVIN C. KANE (fireboat) KAIMOKU a) CRISFIELD 214/89, 264/47 207/191 212/277 KATAMA 186/126 KEVIN D (Ohio River) 251/235 KAISER (Weser R.; German) KATERI TEK 150/77 KEY WEST EXPRESS (fantail) 72/109 KATIE (1914) 237/56 (catamaran) 258/145 KAISER FRIEDRICH (German) KATIE G. MCALLISTER (tug) KEYSTONE (126333) 66/36 169/10, 11, 12, 16 277/78 KEYSTONE (161046) 101/39 KAISER WILHELM DER KATIE HOOPER 206/156 KEYSTONE MARINER (264428) GROSSE (German) 51/61, KATOOMBA b) COLUMBIA 44/92 169/12 (Greek) (1913) 142/83 KEYSTONE STATE (USN KAISER WILHELM II (German) KATOWICE II (Polish) 193/63 craneship) 185/48 129/26 KATY (14405) 42/42 KIGORIA 228/313 KAIULANI (161133) 72/106 KAUAI (1979) 259/263, 266/64 KILBIRNIE (HMS) a) PCE-827 KALAKALA a) PERALTA KAWTHER 199/196 (USS) 165/22 (ferry) 229/55, 231/228, KAYE E. BARKER 238/142, KILL VON KULL (14101) (as a 257/61 261/62 double-ender) 9/142 104 KILLARNEY a) S.D. BROOKS KINSMAN VOYAGER a) H.P. KOKANEE (103305-C) 123/156 b) ST. FAITH 201/41 BOPE b) E.A.S. CLARKE KONG FREDERIK IX 253/75 KILLIAN L. HUGER (barge) 144/235 KONG HARALD (1993) 276/39 265/61 KITSAP (224849) 99/111 KONGEDYBET (Danish) 109/52 KILO MOANA (research vessel) KITSAP (ferry) 161/48 KONIGIN LUISE (German) 242/141 KLAHANIE (227249) 50/25 175/160 KIM HOCK a) INDIA 145/39 KLAHANIE a) GOLDEN AGE KONIGSTEIN (1889) (Elbe River; KIM HWA 156/260 (ferry) 161/48 German) 235/234 KIMANIS 156/303, 164/290, KLAMATH (ferry) 203/227, KONINGIN BEATRIX (Dutch) 187/202 205/26 177/54, 179/203, 193/62 KIMBERLEY EXPLORER KLASSEN (freighter) 212/307, KONINGIN JULIANA (Dutch) 187/236 218/135 177/54 KIMBERLEY QUEST KLATAWA (345961-C) 128/235 KONINGIN WILHELMINA (Australian) 259/251 KLATAWA (ferry) 173/46, (Dutch) 74/57 KIMOLOS a) FREE 272/58 KONSUL SARTORI (German) ENTERPRISE b) FREE KLAVDIYA ELANSKAYA 117/46 ENTERPRISE I 165/29 (Russian) 244/299 KONUNG GUSTAV V (Swedish) KINAU (161157) 72/98 KLIAS a) ANKING 145/39 94/70 KING DOC 158/132, 187/230 KLICKATAT (ferry) (Washington KOOKABURRA QUEEN KING EDWARD (113897-C) State) 142/102, 163/200, (Australia) 183/230 108/224 205/8, 22, 264/63, (painting) KOOPERATZIA b) DELTA KING EDWARD (British) (1901) 205/1 (Soviet) 186/152 137/14, 160/258 KLITSA a) DENMAN QUEEN KOOTENAI (Flathead Lake, KING MINOS (Japanese) (ferry) (345965-C) (1972) 153/22 Mont.) 114/97 188/314, 199/231 KLONDIKE (Flathead Lake, KOREA (1902) 181/22 KING OF SCANDINAVIA Mont.) 114/97, 114/98 KOROS (Danube R.; Hungarian) 211/230, 212/315 KLONDIKE (Yukon River) 107/144 KING OF THE RED 225/73 182/86 KOSCIUSZKO (Polish) 162/80 KING ORRY (British) 62/51 KLONDIKE (1936) 263/88 KOSSUTH (Danube R.; KINGS POINT (tug) 212/335 KLONDIKE (1984) (catamaran) Hungarian) 107/144, 123/170 KINGS POINTER (US Merchant 222/142 KOTA BALI 139/180, 156/258 Marine Academy) 119/159, KLONDIKE QUEEN (ferry) KOTA PANJANG 156/256, 257, 204/254, 206/134 171/198 304 KINGSLEY 134/89 KLONDYKE (Flathead Lake, KOTA SINGAPURA a) KINGSTON (Canadian) (1901) Mont.) 114/99 TJILUWAH 139/179, 155/212 251/255 KNICKERBOCKER (203772) KOURIS 192/317 KINGSTON (111654-C) 17/314, 121/42, 215/180 KOWTHER a) ENOTRIA 157/58 (fantail) 38/48 KNICKERBOCKER (231148) KRANSOYARSK (Lena River; KINGSTON (ferry) 186/89, 98, 126/92, (end view) 117/55 Russian) 252/296 100 KNICKERBOCKER (1931) KRIPPEN (1892) (Elbe R.; KINGSWAY (122938) (1905) (ferry) 256/283, 289 German) 116/245, 223/237, 178/100 KNICKERBOCKER II 215/182 232/275 KINGSWEAR CASTLE (British) KNICKERBOCKER VII 215/183 KRISTIANAFJORD (Norwegian) 196/293 KNOSSOS a) SVEA b) (1913) 178/80 KINNAKEET 192/305 HISPANIA c) SAGA 154/115 KRISTIN J (towboat) 221/62 KINSALE (tourboat) 202/144 KNOSSOS (Greek) (ferry) 197/35 KRISTINA KATERINA 276/62 KINSMAN ENTERPRISE 193/59 KNUDSHOVED (1961) (Danish) KRISTINA REGINA a) BOREA KINSMAN INDEPENDENT (ferry) 77/24, 226/151 b) BORE (1960) 184/312, (Great Lakes) 188/315, KOCATAS (Turkish ferry) 235/251, 243/216, 267/21, 246/145, 255/225 171/172 272/66 KINSMAN INDEPENDENT (ii) KODIAK II (tug) 172/276 KRITI (ferry) 136/209, 151/172, 220/321 KOFRESI 211/210 197/34, 220/306 KINSMAN INDEPENDENT a) KOGANE MARU (Japanese) KRONPRINS HARALD CHARLES L. 61/14 (Norwegian) 79/83, 139/182 HUTCHINSON b) ERNEST KOHALA a) WEST HENSHAW KRONPRINSSESAN VICTORIA R. BREECH 197/60 (1938) 203/182 159/208 KOJIMA (Japanese CG ship) KRONPRINZ (Weser R.; German) 196/311 (fantail) 72/109 105 KRONPRINZ WILHELM (Weser LA CRUISE 207/218 LADY BALTIMORE 173/43, River; German) 110/83, LA GRANDE DUCHESSE 175/196, 184/322, 248/310 129/26, 170/111, 272/34 (141440) (1896) 63/57, LADY CECILIA (Canadian) KRONPRINZESSIN CECILIE 172/248, 181/22 150/71, 72, 73, 74 (German) 59/57, 105/21, LA JENELLE (Panamanian) LADY CECELIA (152718-C) 129/26, (fantail) 105/54, 115/137, 118/116 43/72 (interiors) 59/58, 61, 60/91, LA MADELON II 161/2 LADY CHELMSFORD (1910) 61/9, (pilothouse) 60/92 LA MAROTTE (Lake (ferry) (Yarra River; KROONLAND 174/80, 182/119, Winnipesaukee, N.H.) (engine Australian) 234/149, 267/70 191/210, 211 and boiler) 36/87 LADY CHRISTINA 182/117 KRUZENSTERN (Russian) LA MARSEILLAISE 172/232, LADY CUTLER (Australian) 204/296 234, 235, 237 (ferry) 162/132, 185/34, KUKUI (USCG cutter) 89/32 LA NORMANDIE (French) 208/316 KULAMANU a) DELAWARE (1883) 50/32, 138/88 LADY CYNTHIA (152899-C) BELLE b) HUDSON BELLE LA PALMA (1912) 178/77, 65/13, 160/250, 251, 252 c) GEORGE WASHINGTON 200/316, 207/234, 245/70 LADY EDELINE (Australian) d) RELLA MAE (1946) LA PERLA a) FERDINAND DE 171/208 239/251, 246/136, 259/232 LESSEPS b) DELPHI LADY ELGIN (of 1851) 76/97 KULLEET (345965-C) (1972) 147/170, 151/170 LADY FRANKLIN (steam skater, 153/20, 272/58 LA PINTA (ferry) 261/49 of 1859) 33/11 KULSHAN (ferry) 164/278 LA PRINCESA (barge) 273/50 LADY GERALDINE 185/30 KUNAK (Chinese) 156/262 LA PROVENCE (French) 138/91 LADY GRACE (Capt. Way’s KUNGSHOLM (Swedish) (1929) LA ROSE (tug) 183/207, 209 sternwheel launch) 58/49, 141/26, 30 LA SALLE (barge) 228/316 65/9, 88/114, 101/44 KUNGSHOLM (Swedish) (1953) LA SAVOIE (French) 138/90 LADY GRACE (195485-C) 135/181, 136/229, 137/48, LA SUISSE (Lake Geneva; Swiss) (1903) 144/200, 147/182 141/28, 29, 145/44, 161/3, 4, 196/297 LADY HAMILTON 261/61 6, 9 LA VIOLETTE 141/42 LADY HAWKESBURY 185/36, KUNGSHOLM (of 1966; LABE (Moldau R.; Czech.) 38 Swedish) 99/105 126/77, 232/275 LADY HOPETOUN (Australian) KUNUNGUAK (Danish) 92/124 LABRADOC 151/182, 190/143 123/135, 175/212 KUPER (ferry) 261/68 LAC DES ISLES 159/204 LADY LATOUR (of St. John, KURDISTAN a) FRANK D. LAC DU SAINT SACRAMENT N.B.) 41/20 MOORES (British) 151/183 (Lake George) 153/43, LADY LEE a) KURING-GAI (Australian) 138/68 190/155, 192/276, 208/290, WINNIPESAUKEE BELLE KURORT RATHEN (Elbe R.; 292, 231/242 227/220 German) 112/245, 116/244 LAC VANCOUVER (tug) 237/55 LADY LUCK (gambling boat) KVITSOY (Norwegian) 65/19 LACHINEDOC (Great Lakes) 208/310, 214/152 KWUNA (368934-C) (1975) 163/204 LADY LUCK BETTENDORF 136/241, 153/22 LACKAWANNA a) (casino boat) 215/236 KYDON 151/172, 190/146 WOODBURY (ferry) 150/94, LADY LUCK CASINO 213/58 KYLE 200/293 99, 226/116, 120, 121 LADY MAUREEN (dinnerboat) KYOTO 206/167 LACKAWANNA (tug) 180/276 228/305 KYPROS STAR (ferry) 179/218, LACKAWANNA (96148) LADY OF MANN (British) 62/51, 193/67 127/157 121/36, 122/114, 138/103, KYSTEN I (Norwegian) 232/280 LACKAWANNA (205349) 140/226, 254/148 KYUQUOT (Canadian) (tug) 132/247 LADY MCKELL (Australian) 201/38 LACONIA (British) 89/7 230/159 LAC STE. ANNE a) EDWARD J. LADY NORTHCOTE 269/60 L. JENISON (14825) 117/18 BERWIND b) MATTHEW LADY OF THE ISLE 212/321 L.R. BEATTIE (ferry) 218/148 ANDREWS c) BLANCHE LADY OF THE LAKE (of 1830) LA BELLE (206189) 84/121 HINDMAN 158/130, 175/208 124/203 LA BOURGOGNE (French) 50/32 LADY ALEXANDRA a) LADY LADY OF THE LAKE (15092) LA BRETAGNE (French) 50/32, ALEXANDRA b) PRINCESS (Lake Winnipesaukee, N.H.) 138/90 LOUISE (Canadian) (1924) 19/376, 108/197 LA CHAMPAGNE (French) 143/131, 132, 134, 135, LADY OF THE LAKE (130661- (1886) 50/32, 138/90 155/202 C) 61/11 LA CROSSE QUEEN 273/63 LADY AUDREY 260/336 LADY RODNEY 133/56 106 LADY ROSE a) LADY SYLVIA LAKE TRANSPORT a) CYCLO LAURO EXPRESS a) PCE-827 b) (170429) (1937) 159/168 WARRIOR b) TEXACO BEC-1 c) KILBIRNIE (HMS) LADY ROSE (Vancouver) WARRIOR 148/255 d) HAUGESUND 169/56 195/228 LAKE WABUSH (Great Lakes) LAUSANNE (sidewheeler) LADY ROWENA 248/263 178/128 (drawing) 225/1 LADY SCOTT 185/34 LAKE WINNIPEG a) YOHO LAVELLE YOUNG (141529) LADY STERLING (British) 87/75 PARK b) FORT HIGHFIELD 71/77 LADY STREET (ferry) 263/74 (175575-C) (1944) 175/208, LAWIT (Indonesian) 179/222 LADY WOODSUM (Lake 182/104 LAWRENCECLIFFE HALL Sunapee, N.H.) 90/45 LAKESHELL (330048-C) (323002-C) 97/32, 156/283 LADY WOODWARD 112/235 LAWRENCEVILLE (tug) (Australian) (ferry) 162/132, LAKESHELL (Great Lakes) 214/138 229/66 184/306 LAXFOSS (v) (1978) 229/2, 7 LAFAYETTE (French) 138/95 LAKESPAN ONTARIO a) LADY LE BARGE 135/176 LAFAYETTE (of 1824) 46/33 CATHERINE 160/282 LE BATEAU FORT LAFAYETTE (of 1865; French) LAKETON a) TEMPLE BAR b) LAUDERDALE (544978) 49/3 LAKE NIPIGON (Great 126/105 LAGONDA (towboat) 201/60 Lakes) 171/205 LE BRAVE 222/146 LAGUARDIA (257200) 121/12, LAKEWOOD (ferry) 213/55, LE CEDDRE NO. 1 a) ARTHUR (pilothouse) 121/2, (sketch) 216/321 SIMARD 186/144 29/15 LAKONIA a) JOHAN VAN LE CEDRE 206/146 LAGUNA (140764) (1885) OLDEN-BARNEVELT LE CONTE (Alaska State ferry of 170/105 (Greek) (1930) 142/90 1973) 131/178, 251/238, LAILA (Danish) 262/29, (stern) LAMPREY (Lake Winnipesaukee, 252/318 262/30 N.H.) 108/203 LE FRENE NO. 1 (Canadian) LAIRD’S ISLE (British) 65/19 LANCASTER (141217) 13/220, 215/229 LAKE CANIM a) DORVAL 188/278, 247/180 LE GRANDE BLEU (private PARK (175389-C) (1944) LANDING QUEEN (Lake yacht) (2000) 271/47 182/104 Conroe, Texas) 172/272, LE HAVRE ABETO 139/133 LAKE DEVAL (216891) 115/149, 173/29, 30 LE LEVANT 237/64, 252/328 (plans) 115/146 LANE VICTORY (victory ship) LE SAULE NO. 1 203/233, LAKE DUNMORE (215815) 192/309, 205/53, 211/223, 224/319 (engine drawings) 115/145 236/299, 253/64, 259/218 LEADALE a) HARRY YATES b) LAKE FARRABEE (218418) LANGDALE QUEEN (195485-C) CONSUMERS POWER c) 58/55 (1903) 139/173, 144/199 FRED A. MANSKE (1910) LAKE FORNEY (217757) LANGKAPURI STAR 148/255 115/152 AQUARIUS 212/290, LEDALE a) JOHN A. KLING LAKE LESA (216678) 115/151 230/153 (1922) 165/53 LAKE MENIHEK 176/283 LANSDOWNE (98629-C) 55/67, LEBANON (204720) 105/37 LAKE MICHIGAN a) FEDERAL 80/97, 117/47, 122/90, LEE A. TREGURTHA 234/146, MAAS (i) 270/53 152/239, (interiors) 80/102, 275/52 LAKE ONTARIO (British) 81/9 (sketch) 80/101 LEECLIFFE HALL (177899-C) LAKE PENNASK II a) JERSEY LANSDOWNE (1884) (car 92/135 MIST (185995-C) (1954) ferry/restaurant) 216/327, LEEWARD (Norwegian) 217/68, 182/106 267/56 228/306, 233/55 LAKE QUEEN 179/190 LAOS (French) 135/141 LEGEND OF THE SEAS LAKE RUNNER (Lake Ontario) LAPLAND (British) 84/103 214/167, 215/234, 243/214 223/235 LARK (ferry) 186/88, 92 LEHIGH (140424) 56/86 LAKE SIMCOE (British) 81/9 LARNACA ROSE 190/150 LEHIGH (141644) (fantail) 65/24 LAKE SICAMOUS a) WESTON LARRY DON 154/94 LEHIGH (218450) 118/98 PARK (175596-C) (1944) LASH ESPANA (530144) LEHIGH (249316) (aerial view) 182/106 124/232 70/50 LAKE SUNAPEE (1918) 232/289, LASH TURKIYE (530143) LEIF ERICSON a) STENA 295 118/108 CHALLENGER (ferry) LAKE TAHOE (226588) 51/54, LATVIA 200/282 241/43, 265/47 205/8, 10 LAURA B 237/75 LEIF ERIKSSON (326966-C) LAKE TRANSPORT (160731-C) LAURENTIC (1927) 193/19 121/23 113/42 LEILANI (257200) 121/13 107 LEISURE LADY (gambling ship) LEXINGTON (of 1835) LIGURIA (British) 70/49 233/52, 235/224 (lithograph) 27/58 LIGURIA a) HILDA LEM ELLSWORTH (104062) LEXINGTON (219471) 44/79 WOERMANN b) WAHEHE (schooner) 120/222 LEXINGTON a) THOMAS c) MARELLA d) CAPTAIN LEMNOS 136/209 JEFFERSON (sidewheeler) MARCOS f) CORSICA LEMOYNE a) GLENMOHR 243/221 181/14 163/205 LEYDEN (208377) 24/67 LIHUE a) WHEATLAND LEMOYNE (152647-C) 202/146, LEYTE GULF (missile cruiser) MONTANA 218/99 (bow only) 109/45 207/189 LILAC (USCG buoy tender) LEMOYNE II 188/314 LIBAN 151/174 (1930) 121/3, 124/134, LENA LUCKENBACH 211/209 LIBERTÉ a) EUROPA (French) 234/136, 248/306, 264/4, LENADURA (Chilean) (fantail) (1930) 138/93, 97, 171/158, 276/56 124/226 187/206, 251/196, 256/254 LILI MARLEEN a) OCEAN LENAPE (tug) 189/19 LIBERTÉ a) BRASIL b) COUNTESS 261/79 LENAPE (1913) 275/12, (on fire) VOLENDAM c) MONARCH LILLIAN (N.Y. State) 96/117 275/13 SUN d) VOLENDAM e) LILLIAN CLARK (506128) LEON XIII (ii) a) ISLA DE ISLAND SUN g) CANADA 101/45 CUBA (ii) (1888) 208/268 STAR h) QUEEN OF LIMARI 273/20, (illustration of LEON FRASER 194/145 BERMUDA (1958) 177/58, bow) 273/18 LEON SIMARD 161/56 277/20 LIMBERHURST (tug) 248/314 LEONA II a) ENERCHEM LIBERTE (French) 37/8, 84/112, LINCOLN 158/110 AVANCE 207/227 (bow only) 92/130 LINCOLN CASTLE (British) LEONARDO DA VINCI (Italian) LIBERTY 135/176 146/100 75/82, 96/125, 124/222, LIBERTY (of 1974; Wilson Boat LINDA CLAUSEN a) CUNARD (aerial view) 96/119, (fantail) Line) 132/236 AMBASSADOR 141/35 82/62 LIBERTY (204233) 130/84, LINDA MORAN (tug) 268/73 LEONARD DA VINCI (Italian) 214/100, (fantail) 67/85 LINDBLAD EXPLORER (1960) 140/230, 144/242, LIBERTY a) COSTA RIVIERA (Panamanian) 114/106, 145/35, 153/59, 156/289, 243/210 132/232 158/79, 81, 82, 84, 88, 90, 92, LIBERTY (USCG cutter) 263/68 LINDBLAD POLARIS 163/212, 93, 159/214, 167/178, 179, LIBERTY I 225/54 172/288 180, 182 LIBERTY BELL 140/232 LINK 100 (barge) 188/308 LEONID LEONIDIV (Russian) LIBERTY BELLE (Disneyworld) LINNEA 277/63 (1957) 200/297 222/155 LIO 220/276 LEONID SOBINOV (Russian) LIBERTY BELLE (207201) LION (tug) 151/204 129/35, 208/319, 230/124 79/65, 101/15, 117/35 LION (British) 108/209, 142/97 LEONIDAS Z. CAMBANIS LIBERTY BELLE (255508) LION QUEEN 225/69 (Greek) (ferry) 197/18 68/105 LIONEL PARSONS (Great Lakes) LEOPOLD (Lake Constance, LIBERTY BELLE (Philadelphia) 170/128 German) 75/70 182/140, 194/158 LIPCA (Vistula R.; Polish) LEPPÄVIRTA (1904) (Lake LIBERTY BELLE III (drawing) 107/141 Saimaa; Finnish) 248/261 222/154 LIQUID VEGAS 269/48 LEROY 140/224 LIBERTY OF THE SEAS 263/58 LIQUILASSIE (Liquifuel tanker; LESSING (German) 72/120 LIEMBA (Lake Tanganyika, C) 128/242 LEV TOLSTOY (Soviet) (1981) Africa) 107/149 LISMORIA a) TAOS VICTORY 164/260 LIEMBA (Lake Victoria, E. (British) 165/12 LEVIATHAN a) VATERLAND Africa) 120/208 LITTLE EFFIE (steam launch) 150/103, 174/86, 202/89 LT. ROBT. E. LEE (restaurant) 54/30 LEVIATHAN (215446) 226/85, 229/73 LITTLE ERIE (1836) (painting) 95, 257/39, (fantail) 82/62, LT. SAMUEL S. COURSEN 240/254 (painting) 226/85 (U.S. Army ferryboat) LITTLE MISS JESSICA 250/149 LEWIS & CLARK (Missouri 115/162 LITTLE NORWAY (ferry) River) (excursion boat) 253/58 LT. SAMUEL S. COURSEN 204/304 LEWIS G. HARRIMAN 249/65 (USCG ferry) 187/251 LITUYA (ferry) 250/126, 270/55 LEWIS WILSON FOY 198/144 LT. SAMUEL S. CURSON LIVINGTONE (1889) (Great LEWISTON (15084) 23/36, (Governor’s Island ferry) Lakes) (drawing) 236/278 110/98, 156/253, 254, 255 275/39 LIZZIE BAKER 161/24 LIGHTSHIP NO. 84 248/307 108 LLANTRISANT a) LAKE LOTTIE (Oneida Lake, N.Y.) LUDWIG FESSLER (1926) BURNABY 182/110 110/88 262/16 LLOYD BERMUDA 190/130 LOTUS (Nile River) 48/88 LUGANO a) MORAYSHIRE b) LLOYD I. SEAMAN a) ST. LOTUS (141319) 62/28 BRODLIFE c) JOHN’S GUILD 225/56 LOTUS (Lake Minnetonka) 173/6 TUSCANSTAR d) LLOYD MURPHY a) MR. LOU A. CUMMINGS (140644) FORTUNSTAR e) SEMIEN LOVIE b) MR. JEFFREY 80/110 181/8 247/229 LOUIS HOUCK (140989) 77/6 LUITPOLD (Chiemsee; German) LLOYD SHAW (207767) 108/216 LOUIS J. GOULET 245/61 (1887) 116/244, 262/16 LNG DELTA 233/52 LOUIS JOLIET (170718-C) LULU (Keuka Lake, N.Y.) LOBSTER DECK a) CAPTREE 104/207 108/175 SPRAY (floating restaurant) LOUIS JOLLIET 156/230 LUNA (230263) (tug) 119/136, 221/50 LOUIS R. DESMARIS (Great 201/46, 239/216 LOCHITA (1889) 218/121-123 Lakes) 183/229, 230/147, LUNGA POINT (244961) 101/44 LOCUST POINT (tug) 206/87 237/64 LURAY (140524) 31/54 LOFOTEN (1964) (Norwegian) LOUIS S. ST. LAURENT LURLINE (204955) 20/403, 235/234 (C.G.C.) 212/307 72/101 LOGOS 179/232 LOUISA (141061) 93/13 LURLINE (231979) 27/62, 57/21, LOGOS II (mission ship) 223/235 LOUISE (Lake Geneva, Wis.) 72/101, (fantail) 40/96 LOMONOSOV (sidewheeler) 129/50 LURLINE b) ELLINIS 182/148 248/268 LOUISE (223386) 111/175 LURLINE a) MONTEREY b) LONDRES (British) (1906) 90/64, LOUISE (yacht) 226/86 MATSONIA d) BRITANIS 226/130 LOUISE LYKES (illustration) (1932) 189/8, 239/188, LONE STAR (222089) 70/51 276/17 252/339 LONG ISLAND a) LOUISIANA (1880) 155/167, 168 LUSITANIA (British) 129/30, 31, CORRECTION (208175) LOUISIANA BRIMSTONE 64, 272/36 (1910) 165/4 201/54 LYCOMING (140416) (fantail) LONG LINES 244/319 LOUISIANE (French) 49/1 122/123 LONGFELLOW 168/266, 175/190 LOUISVILLE (15014) 47/53 LYDIA (Greek) 103/152, 176/264, LONGFELLOW II 187/232, LOUISVILLE (116669) 20/393, 180/306 188/300, 200/292 112/217 LYKENS (tug) 180/272 LONI-JO 233/62 LOURICK (small steam launch) LYMAN (tug) 224/306 LORD BALTIMORE 163/178 23/28 LYMAN STEWART (212860) LORD GOUGH 175/156 LOVCEN (Yugoslavian) 206/135, 46/40 LORD SELKIRK (310063-C) 224/305 LYMAN TRUMAN (Susquehanna 67/77, 217/46 LOWELL THOMAS EXPLORER River) 13/following page 239 LORD SELKIRK II (322537-C) 142/98 LYNN (53277) (whaleback barge) (aerial view) 126/116 LUBROLAKE (178932-C) 105/39 71/94 LORD SELKIRK II (Canadian) LUCANIA (of 1893, French) LYNN R. (towboat) 275/62 (1969) 134/111, 146/111 51/60 LYTTELTON II (tug) 159/210 LORELEY (German) (1963) LUCANIA a) PRINCE ROBERT 144/203 b) CHARLTON M.A. BURKE (208194) 57/3 LORENA (141400) 47/50, SOVEREIGN (Italian) (1930) M.A.C. GAGNE 252/313 144/234 173/13, 14, 172/142 M. & J. TRACY (215766) 115/151 LORENA (sternwheeler) 263/61 LUCEDALE 264/59 M.F. PLANT (127271) 58/28 LORENA-I (Great Lakes) 234/146 LUCIANO FEDERICO (ferry) M.G. HENRY KNOX (Army tug) LORETTA (Canadian tug) (1907) 218/126 260/333 155/185 LUCIANO MANARA 184/290 M. MARTIN (90072) (1863) LORETTE (tug) 265/52 LUCINDA SMITH (tug) 183/207, 164/244, 247/182, 183, LORIS GENE (241248) 112/230 209, 210 (painting) 272/17 L’ORME NO. 1 186/144 LUCIUS W. ROBINSON M.R. CHESSMAN (254923) LOS ANGELES (244510) 94/60 (209875), 107/132, 107/139 99/111, 103/136 LOSANITVILLE (towboat) LUCKY EVELYN (packet) M.S. DIXIE II 210/158 193/28 204/271 M.V. ALBATROS a) DAWN LOT WHITCOMB (of 1850) LUCY BERTRAM (14983) 33/28 PRINCESS 208/319 35/55 LUCY MAUD MONTGOMERY MAASDAM (Polish) 162/84, LOTSCHBERG (Brienzersee; 149/18 199/203, 209/45, 213/62, 71, Swiss) 110/84, 195/201 LUCY REINAUER (tug) 265/68 251/224, 254/134 109 MAC MCGINNIS 271/55 MAID OF THE ISLES (Lake HEANSEATIC (Soviet) MACHIGONNE (1914) 174/114, Winnipesaukee, N.H.) 157/44, 178/138, 192/322 224/254, 257-261, 264-267 108/199 MALAHAT (207420) 60/94, MACHIGONNE II (1987) (ferry) MAID OF THE LOCH (Loch (bow) 113/37 185/42, 190/128, 200/293, Lomond; British) (1953) MALASPINA 256/318 205/45 105/34, 160/254, 256, MALAYSIA (Singaporean) MACK GAMBLE (511828) 222/147, 232/286, 248/263, 135/140 108/183 259/223 MALAYSIA RAYA a) LAOS b) MACK POINT (tug) 276/78 MAID OF THE MIST (90692-C) EMPRESS ABETO 141/34 MACKINAC (208658) 108/219 54/29, 56/88 MALCHACE 262/31 MACKINAC ISLANDER MAID OF THE MIST NO. 2 MALCOLM (tug) 162/106 (276809) 67/78 (138273-C) 54/42, 56/88 MALIBU PRINCESS 141/38 MACKINAW (92226) 70/52, MAID OF THE MIST II 168/281 MALIETOA (92973) (pilothouse) 213/66, 221/69, 259/238 MAIDEN CREEK (ii) (1945) 84/98 MACKINAW CITY (223692) 269/28 MALLARD (towboat) 142/104 114/79 MAIN 175/168 MALOLO (226454) 72/103, MACOM (150652) 29/4 MAINE (92391) 92/125, 126, 119/143, 146/93, 94, 188/260, MACON (USAE snagboat) 62/29 99/97, 127/150, 153, 154, 155 239/184 , 243/169, 173, 175, MADAKET a) NELLIE C (1910) MAINE (221123) 58/46 177, 179, 185, 186, 192, 194, 169/49, 257/61 MAINE (1909) 148/233 198, (painting) 243/169 MADELENE (ferryliner) 248/305 MAINE (1976) 136/232, 139/163 MALU CHIEF (barge) 263/25 MADELINE (tug) 275/65 MAINZ (Rhine R.; German) MAMIE S. BARRETT (towboat) MADISON (of 1855) (submerged) 68/113 210/147, 267/54 92/111 MAINZ (German) (1929) 144/208 MANADNOCK (223196) 66/41 MADISON (208288) 24/58, 25/23, MAIOTIS 220/306 MANAMET (tug) 183/207 (pilothouse) 24/70 MAJ RAGNE (Swedish) 206/146 MAN BONG (Hong Kong ferry) MADISON (226275) 132/205 MAJESTIC (Passaic River) 141/1 162/96 MADISON (1927) 149/54 MAJESTIC (show boat) (1987) MAN HAU (Hong Kong ferry) MADISON (car ferry) 199/170, 170/127, 189/56, 193/26, 162/96 211/229 221/69, 229/60, 245/57, MAN HUP (Hong Kong ferry) MADISONVILLE (226232) 258/150 162/77 130/81 MAJESTIC (cruise) 192/307, MAN KING (Hong Kong ferry) MADRID 226/131 196/315 162/93 MAERSK DUNEDIN (2005) MAJESTIC (British) 35/59 MANCHESTER EXPLORER 263/55 MAJESTIC (of 1890; British) 190/97 MAERSK TACOMA 256/321 97/20 MANCHURIA (200690) 174/86 MAERSK UTAH 276/55 MAJESTIC (100950-C) 23/34 (fantail) 20/393 MAGALLANES (Spanish) 209/14 MAJESTIC (107693-C) 25/8 MANDALAY (136079) 95/81, 93, MAGDALENA (Colombian) MAJESTIC EXPLORER 164/278 183/243 85/27 MAJESTIC STAR 224/309, MANHATTAN (Oneida Lake, MAGELLAN (French) 86/44 226/155 N.Y.) 76/101, 85/75, 77, 78 MAGENTA (1864) 141/13 MAJESTY (dinner/excursion (scale model) 78/48 MAGGIE F. BURKE (91092) 57/2 vessel) 273/47 MANHATTAN (200639) 131/159 MAGIC KINGDOM II MAJESTY OF THE SEAS MANHATTAN (211734) 27/50 (Disneyworld double-ender) 203/220, 225, 276/70 MANHATTAN (231779) (1932) 132/219 MAJOR DUVAL (Lake Geneva; 104/165, 185/10, 202/87, 89, MAGNOLIA (215928) 101/39, Swiss) 110/85 90, 92, 93, 95, 96, 98, 102, 201/71 MAJOR WILLIAM C. BARNET 105, 107, 119, 127, 128, MAGOLIA a) BELLE OF ST. 204/322 203/195, 233/33, 244/291, PETERSBURG (excursion) MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM H. HART 292, (artist’s conception) 196/308 (224522) 126/91, 202/132, 207/196 MAHA (Burmese) 67/72, (deck 235/221 MANHATTAN (287253) 114/65, scene) 67/74 MAJOR POWELL (Green River) 114/68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, MAHOPAC (Lake Mahopac, 175/171 (sections) 110/113 N.Y.) 118/124 MAJORCA ROSE 174/130 MANHATTAN (202346) (ferry) MAHROUSSA (Egyptian) 25/3 MAKAWELI (217844) 36/69 139/156, 215/185 MAKSIM GORKIY a) MANHATTAN (sightseeing boat) HAMBURG b) 268/42 110 MANHATTAN a) ELECTRONIC MARDI GRAS a) EMPRESS OF MARINE FREEDOM (tug) (Ohio b) NEW HAVEN 141/20 CANADA 136/236, 138/113, River) 222/143 MANILA CITY 199/237 177/42, 197/68 MARINE NAUTICA 142/110, MANISEE (of 1973) 128/251 MARE ISLAND 262/69 255/213 MANISTEE 255/224 MARECHAL PETAIN 172/232, MARINE PACKER a) BLIKUR MANITOBA (94879-C) 98/46, 233 (Canadian) 209/43 166/92 MARGARET (tug) 264/69 MARINE RUNNER 218/128 MANITOU 150/80, 191/214, MARGARET CHASE SMITH MARINELAND QUEEN 147/178 205/44 (car ferry) (1984) 184/294, MARINER (105228) 20/386 MANITOU (92521) 122/89, 197/42, 242/133 MARINER OF THE SEAS (painting) 80/113 MARGARET FEENY (tug) 271/70 MANITOU (107140-C) 47/68, 247/190 MARINSAL 151/184 (pilothouse) 38/47 MARGARET LYKES (293555) MARION (Murray R.; Australian) MANITOULIN (85491-C) 10/162, 125/42 125/7, 223/238 142/108, 198/145, 244/324 MARGARET M. MCALLISTER MARIPOSA (91554) 21/427 MANITOWOC (225671) 110/109 (tug) 212/258 MARIPOSA (1939) 193/37 MANOA (1913) 181/22 MARGARET MORAN (tug) MARIPOSA b) HOMERIC MANTADOC 195/233, 243/238 204/335, 220/311 (231312) (1930) 118/118, MANUEL CALVO (Spanish) MARGARITA L a) WINDSOR 119/173, 133/14, 17, 19, 23, 208/270 CASTLE (1960) 166/136, 146/70, 105 MANUKAI 247/235 205/69, 230/108, 109 MARIPOSA a) PINE TREE MANXMAN (British) (1955) MARGUERITE 134/107 MARINER (1953) 146/70 62/51, 248/256 MARIA DESGAGNES a) MARITIME TRADER 257/54 MANX SAILOR a) KOOTENAY ILCHEM ASIA 233/64, MARIYA YERMOLOVA PARK b) MOHAWK PARK 258/147 220/297 (175595) (1944) 182/102 MARIA KOSMAS a) HMAS MARJORIE J. WINSLOW 190/99 MAPLE (USCG lighthouse tender) COOK 212/291 MARK M 246/142 123/171 MARIA ROSA (Cuban) 86/50 MARK MCALLISTER (tug) MAPLEBRANCH b) ERABLE I MARIAN HAGESTAD 277/77 203/213 162/130 MARIAN S. HEISKELL (ferry) MARK TWAIN (sternwheeler) MAPLECLIFFE HALL (Great 266/46 149/25, 169/39 Lakes) 173/52 MARIANNA VI a) AUREOL MARK TWAIN (231430) 47/67 MAPLEGLEN 248/319, 249/66 154/105, 230/108, 111, MARK TWAIN (292991) 90/55 MAPLEHEATH (129767-C) 236/323 MARK TWAIN (1981) 193/27, 101/41 MARIDAN C. 141/44 214/141 MAPLEWOOD a) MEADVILLE MARIE a) ARCHER (107139) MARKHAM (USEC dredge) (ferry) 134/100, 137/50, (1876) 170/106 191/225 150/98, 99 MARIEFORS (Finnish) 61/19 MARLBOROUGH a) JOHN L. MAPLEWOOD (234618) 126/94, MARIEFRED (excursion) HASBROUCK (13180) 132/232 (Swedish) (1903) 196/295, 164/23, 165/67 MAQUOIT (200852) 39/67, 232/282 MARLENE ELLIS 262/64 105/49, 127/192 MARIELLA (Norway) (ferry) MARLOWE (British) 66/47 MAQUOIT II (ferry) 211/215, 175/210, 213/69, 232/320 MARMION (102622) (1893) 214/127, 242/134 MARIMO (Japanese ferry) (1972) 178/108 MAR-SUE (1915) 273/51 149/33 MARQUES DE COMILLA MARACAIBO (91573) 59/64 MARIN (ferry) 256/318 (Spanish) 209/14, 15 MARANBO II (252726) 114/90 MARINA (241203) 21/421 MARQUETTE 253/56 MARATHONIA a) SYLVIA L. MARINA 81 244/318 MARQUIS (88488-C) 48/87 OSSA b) MARATHON MARINE COURIER 178/114, MARS (tug) 189/20 141/44 218/128 MARSHALL F. BUTTERS (Great MARCO POLO a) ALEXANDER MARINE CRUISER a) Lakes) 201/13 PUSHKIN (1965) (British) PRINCESS OF TASMANIA MARSODAK 233/2, 10-12, 14, (cruise) 116/247, 151/196, 142/109, 162/116 23-25 235/189, 251/206, 252/328, MARINE EAGLE 251/189 MARTHA E. ALLEN (227895) 263/76 MARINE ELECTRIC 166/118, 102/88 MARCONI 168/288 259/193 MARTHA HINDMAN a) MARINE EVANGELINE 172/266 LYMAN C. SMITH 134/114 111 MARTHA L. BLACK (C.C.G.) MARY MURRAY (237022) MATANUSKA (Yukon River) 201/56 (ferry) (1937) 28/86, 139/159, 177/33 MARTHA M. (tug) 225/17 256/283 MATANUSKA (ferry) 136/242, MARTHA MAC (Cumberland MARY PAGE HANNAH 264/64 River) 261/64 (towboat) 225/66 MATHILDA (tug) (1897) MARTHA WASHINGTON MARY POWELL (16982) 20/393, 140/200, 163/191, 167/226 182/126 147/192, 156/295, 169/2, 67, MATHILDA DESGAGNES MARTHA’S VINEYARD b) 68, 247/189, (model) 57/11, 259/239 KEYPORT (90288) (1871) (paintings) 67/61, 272/16, MATRONNA a) ATTIKI (1902) 143/150 (pilothouse) 100/147 (Greek) 197/19 MARTHA’S VINEYARD a) MARY U. GITHENS 174/96 MATSONIA (1926) 146/96, ISLANDER (223089) (1923) MARY WOODS NO. 2 179/163, 243/170, 192, 196 79/96, 85/17, 107/153, 277/44, (sinking) 277/45, 46 MATSONIA a) MONTEREY c) 114/121, 140/235, 145/19, MARYETT (Flathead Lake, LURLINE d) BRITANIS 165/1, 2, 8, 168/266, 169/1, 3, Mont.) 114/97 189/8, 196/279 6, 8, 9, 172/266, 180/286, MARYLAND (17794) 95/89 MATTHEW ANDREWS 197/43, 207/220, 208/303, MARYLAND (92156) 95/91 (222641) 85/20 239/218, (fantail silhouette) MARYLAND (92206) 21/412 MATTHEW TIBBETS (tug) 116/222 MARYLAND (204242) 115/188 183/207 MARTHA’S VINEYARD (iii) MARYLAND (225029) 112/235 MATTIE ROBERTS (16687) (1993) (ferry) 250/136, 270/46 MARYLAND (1907) 241/42 46/29 MARTIN BAKKE (Norwegian) MARYLAND (tug) 225/17, MAUDE (of 1871; C) 47/64 216/290 268/69 MAUDE PALMER (coal MARTINIQUE (141499) 58/28, MARYLAND CLIPPER 148/247, schooner) 204/262 158/110 225/2, 19-21 MAUI PRINCESS 187/224 MARY (1882) 240/267 MARYLAND INDEPENDENCE MAUMEE 256/310 MARY A (271656) 108/214 (state yacht) 250/142 MAUMEE SUN 206/127 MARY A. WHALEN (1938) MARYMAR (294730) 93/28 MAUNA KEA (204923) 72/105 (tanker) 264/49 MASCOTTE (91818) (1885) MAUNAWILI (221132) 68/111 MARY ANN (Flathead Lake, 58/26, 167/164, 165, 166, 167, MAUNAWILI a) MOUNT Mont.) 114/96 172, 240/284 CARROLL 188/266, 255/231 MARY ANN MORAN (tug) MASON L. WEEMS (91372) MAUNALEI 196/279 277/64 13/220 MAURETANIA (of 1907; British) MARY ARTIE BRANNON MASSACHUSETTS (of 1845) 129/31, 152/246, 170/152, (towboat) 221/62 261/10, (drawings) 113/27, 199/202 MARY ASHLEY TOWNSEND 30, 31, 32, 33, (model) MAURETANIA (of 1939; British) 211/190 113/29, (lithograph) 113/28 97/25, 26, 132/254, 142/95, MARY BALL a) LORD MASSACHUSETTS (204012) (painting) 197/1 BALTIMORE (1932) 236/287 10/159 MAURICE DESGAGNES a) MARY BELL (Keuka Lake, N.Y.) MASSACHUSETTS b) USS VAASA PROVIDER b) 108/175 SHAWMUT 135/136, LAURI0RAGNAR c) MARY BURKE (towboat) 225/64 148/233 FINNRUNNER 154/131 MARY CHILTON (214363) MASSACHUSETTS (tanker) MAURIC EWING (research ship) 74/44, 154/88 (1975) 137/52 197/45 MARY D. HUME (tug) 179/208, MASSACHUSETTS (ferry) MAURITIUS 202/153 183/218, 211/224 233/47 MAX I (gambling ship) 231/223 MARY ELLEN a) GRAND MASSALIA (Italian) 120/229 MAX JOSEPH (Lake Constance; REPUBLIC (ferry) 248/304 MASSALIA (France) (1971) German) 75/68 MARY HARTER a) MARGIE 164/267 MAX K 276/75 LOGAN b) CHRISTINE MASTODON (HMCS) a) NO. 508 MAXIM GORKY (1969) 246/149, BAILEY c) FRED JOERGER b) MASTODON c) PWO NO. 250/122, 254/146, 259/199, (towboat) 257/59 306 (129529) 176/245 264/74, 268/64, 270/66 MARY LOUISE 248/311 MATADOR XVI a) MARK L. MAXINE a) WILLIAM H. MARY LUCY LANE a) FRANK ROBERTS b) MISS WARNER b) THE H. PEAVEY (1979) 247/228 MARGARET d) BULL INTERNATIONAL c) J.F. MARY MCDONALD CALF 216/318 VAUGHAN (1923) 161/54 (sidewheeler) (1866) 254/110 MATSONIA (226454) 29/15 MAY FIELD (1875) 214/91 MATSONIA (231480) 62/49 MAY GARNER (292500) 101/39 112 MAY QUEEN (Lake Minnetonka) MEDITERRANEAN SUN MERCURY (210175) 91/96, 173/4 (Greek) a) SVEA REGINA b) 133/39, 225/55 MAYAHARU MARU (1957) REGINA c) ODYSSEAS MERCURY U.S.N. (hospital ship) 262/35 ELYTIS 159/212, 165/35 (fantail) 18/355 MAYAN PRINCE 203/218, MEDUSA CHALLENGER MERIDA 250/93, 94, 97, 99, 104, 208/296, 297, 261/48 139/138 (painting) 250/89 MAYFAIR (232885) 130/82 MEDUSA CONQUEST (Great MERIDIA (Great Lakes) 201/12 MAYFLOWER (92291) 29/22, 23, Lakes) 227/235 MERIDIAN 194/152, 195/240, 74/41 MEDWAY QUEEN (Thames R.; 197/4, 13, 14, 211/170, MAYFLOWER (208613) (bow British) 82/51, 88/114, 245/4, 220/343 on) 131/157 252/297-300, 259/180 MERION 193/15 MAYFLOWER (1891) 154/77, 87, MEGAN ANN (tug) 272/60 MERLE M. McCURDY a) 89, 90, 91, 92, 193/16 MEGASTAR ARIES (yacht) WILLIAM B. DICKSON MAYO LYKES (1963) 276/12 234/153 (Great Lakes) 177/53, 186/144 MAYOR GAYNOR (1914) (ferry) MEGASTAR TAURUS 227/218 MERMOZ (French) (aerial view) 256/281 MEI ABETO 139/133 116/247 MAZATLAN (219607) (1920) MEIN SCHIFF a) GALAXY b) MERMOZ a) JEAN MERMOZ 170/96, 185/28 CELEBRITY GALAXY (Bahamian) 171/190, 177/75, MAZURY (Polish) 198/151 (1996) 271/9, 275/35 266/74 MCALLISTER BROS. (tug) MELANIE (tug) 233/53 MERRIMACK QUEEN 275/64 MELBOURNE (Murray R.; (sternwheeler) 176/266 MCCLEARY’S SPIRIT 244/325 Australian) 125/5, 201/16, MERRYCONEAG (92012) MCCOY 201/55 248/258 116/204, 224/259 MCDOUGALL (93088) 25/19 MELBOURNE STAR 211/183 MERTON E. FARR MCFARLAND (dredge) 149/47 MELDRUM BAY a) (220683)97/31 MCKEE SONS a) MARINE COVERDALE b) GEORGE MESQUITE (CG buoy tender) ANGEL (barge) 198/144, HINDMAN (Great Lakes) 195/231, 196/318 237/65 170/130 MESSINA (Italian) 120/227 MCNEIL 176/276 MELINA a) AZROU 154/105 META (16998) 53/18 MEAD a) CITY OF BERLIN MELISSA DESGAGNES 207/227 METAMORA (92487) 81/29, (troop transport) 247/197, 198 MELLON (USCG) 157/4 104/161 MEADCLIFFE HALL 147/150, MELODY (Mediterranean) METAPAN (212604) 36/80 151 154/138, 190/148, 225/70, METAPAN (252158) 37/12, MED SEA 164/286 231/226, 271/70, 273/75, 118/114 MEDELLIN (Colombian) 85/27 274/44 METEOR (127379) 19/364, MEDIA (British) (1948) 119/148, MELOODIA 266/69 21/409 (painting) 251/256 MELVIN R. TODD 270/73 METEOR a) CHESTER W. MEDINA (1914) 181/26, 274/6, 8, MEMAS a) LORD ERNE (Greek) CHAPIN 144/248, 177/8, 9 197/16 241/40 MEDITERRANEAN (Greek) MEMPHIS (125022) 47/74 METHODIA II 220/322 78/42 MEMPHIS QUEEN 143/179 METIS (Great Lakes) (cement MEDITERRANEAN ISLAND a) MEMPHIS QUEEN III barge) 168/252, 199/229, BLOEMFONTEIN CASTLE (sternwheeler) 172/278, 200/313 b) PATRIS d) 201/53 METRO MANHATTAN (ferry) MEDITERRANEAN STAR MEMPHIS SHOWBOAT 201/54 195/218, 196/304 157/160 MENASHA (tug) 205/62 METROPOLIS (16760) 17/316 MEDITERRANEAN SEA a) MENDEZ NUNEZ (Spanish) METROPOLIS (22988) 58/43 CITY OF EXETER 135/182, (1871) 208/262 METROPOLITAN a) NUPHA 197/32 MENDOCINO (ferry) 205/6 234/100 MEDITERRANEAN SEA (Greek) MENEMON SANFORD (of 1854) MEXICO (ferry) 185/12, 198/137 126/120 116/201 MIAMI (Israelian) 100/145, MEDITERRANEAN SKY MENEMSHA (509653) 104/207, 107/155 135/182, 236/323 113/17 MIAMI (92830) 58/27, 60/85, MEDITERRANEAN STAR a) MENIHEK LAKE (188393-C) 158/105, 170/80 BLOEMFONTEIN CASTLE 126/113, 154/131 MIAOULIS 151/175, 186/148 b) PATRIS c) MENONIMEE a) ALEXANDRA MICHAEL COSGROVE 140/198 MEDITERRANEAN 175/164, 261/61 MICHAEL J. GRAINGER ISLAND 179/220, 184/336 MERCATOR ONE 142/98 246/142, 258/152 113 MICHAEL J. MCALLISTER 264/57, 277/30 (drawing of) MISS NEW JERSEY (ferry) (274443) (tug) 105/18, 273/68 4/43 215/187 MICHELANGELO (Italian) MIMIKA L (Greek) 151/172 MISS NEW YORK (237080) 96/119, (aerial views) 96/120, MINAS CONJURO (Spanish) (ferry) 139/159, 169/230, 267, 121, 122, 144 172/281 208/300, 275/40 MICHELANGELO (Italian) MINDON (Burmese) 67/71 MISS SHELLEY (215881) (1965) 144/228, 145/35, MINERAL CITY 166/100, 104 119/166 180/248, 250, 254, 258, 260, MINERVA a) JANE MOSELEY MISS WASHINGTON (1929) 308, 328, 200/320 174/118, 219/233, 227/240 (ferry) 236/286 MICHIGAN (sternwheeler) MINGHUA a) ANCERVILLE MISSION SANTA YNEZ (1940) 168/284 (Chinese) 154/138, 156/262, (tanker) 275/49 MICHIGAN (U.S.S.) (model) 158/151 MISSISSAGI (Great Lakes) 16/288 MINNE-HA-HA (Lake 239/232 MICHIPICOTEN 248/319, 276/66 Minnetonka) 134/83, 137/58, MISSISSIPPI a) MEMPHIS MICKEY MURPHY (water taxi) 191/171, 227/242, 255/172 137/17 252/285 MINNEAPOLIS (17986) 102/77 MISSISSIPPI (USAE inspection MIDAS 267/60 MINNEAPOLIS (Lake boat) 34/42, 77/18, 80/114 MIDDLESEX (93331) 13/220, Minnetonka) 173/5 MISSISSIPPI (v) (tow) 224/317 101/13, 188/280, 281 MINNEAPOLIS (St. Paul, MN) MISSISSIPPI BELLE 175/175, MIDDLETOWN (92699) 148/234, 274/73 208/308 160/297, (fantail) 21/431, MINNEKAHDA b) MISSISSIPPI BELLE II 179/206, 127/146 MANCHURIA 174/80 199/225, 217/25 MIDLAND PRINCE (116669-C) MINNESOTA 247/200 MISSISSIPPI QUEEN (1976) (bow only) 109/45 MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL 135/166, 139/176, 140/213, MIDNATSOL 276/38, 41, 42 SHOWBOAT 108/195 215, 216,217, 218, 219, 221, MIDNIGHT GAMBLER (1999) MINNETONKA (ii) (1924) 225, 256, 151/161, 169/52, 241/44 193/18 192/335, 196/316, 200/270, MIGHTY SERVANT II 191/216 MINNIE-HA-HA (Lake George) 271, 272, 204/310, 210/147, MIGHTY SERVANT 3 181/46 208/292, 229/72, 231/242 237/62, 271/50, 274/36, 37, MIKADO (112308-C) 62/40 MINOS 151/168 (painting) 229/1 MIKAHALA (150383) 72/106 MINTO (107453-C) 23/31, MISSISSIPPI VOYAGER 271/60 MIKHAIL KALININ (floating 123/159 MISSOURI (USN BB) 191/205 hotel) 195/241 MIRAGE (1974) 255/204 MISSOURI (French) 49/1 MIKHAIL LERMONTOV MIRAGE I 247/226 MISSOURI (200861) 26/32, (Russian) 124/228, 131/64, MIRAMBEENA (ferry) 235/235 122/86, 247/204, 252 139/168, 163/210, 184/326 MIRAMAR (203183) 99/97, MISSOURI (271691) 59/74 MIKHAIL SHOLOKHOV (1985) (fantail) 100/150 MISSOURI RIVER QUEEN 205/66, 235/196 MIRIAM MORAN (tug) 220/311, (sternwheeler) 177/49 MIKHAIL SUSLOV (Soviet) 250/120 MISSOURIAN 182/118 (1983) 168/249 MISEFORD (134553-C) 97/30 MR. ERIC (tug) 142/112 MILBARPA (ferry) 270/62 MISS ANN (1926) (luxury yacht) MR. SCHEFFEL 267/61 MILL BAY (198842-C) (ferry) 269/16, 18, 19 MISTER T. 245/49 159/177, 192/311, 262/67 MISS BELMAR PRINCESS MR. TOAD 271/57 MILLENNIUM (cruise) 227/219, (ferry) 252/286 MISTRAL a) ORNEN b) 229/46, 235/170, 2337/70, MISS CIRCLE LINE (295340) SARONIC SUN (Greek) 270/63 130/85 165/35, 190/156, 196/329 MILLENNIUM (ferry) 258/139 MISS ELLIS ISLAND (ferry) MISTRAL (French) 231/214, MILLER FREEMAN (research 199/240 242/158, 243/205, 251/245, vessel) 272/58 MISS FREEDOM 143/167 252/327 MILTON D. WARD (1886) MISS LAUREN ELIZABETH a) MISTRAL II 200/278 240/270, 272 WARRIOR (Ohio River) MITOUTSI (Cypriot) 143/139 MILWAUKEE (90183) 4/40 215/228 MITSCHFIBRE (171061-C) MILWAUKEE (93363) 119/157 MISS LIBERTY (267394) (ferry) (barge) 101/43 MILWAUKEE CLIPPER a) 130/77, 140/196, 215/179, MIZUHO (Japanese CG ship) JUNIATA (201768) (1905) 262/52 196/311 76/113, 84/106, 119/142, MISS MARQUETTE 213/75 MOBIL ALADDIN (Panamanian) 144/234, 199/228, 214/167, MISS MAYPORT 156/273 118/108 226/150, 231/172, 251/216, MISS MOORE 143/169 MOBILE CITY 214/118 114 MOBJACK (92955) (1899) 31/54, MONARCH OF BERMUDA MONTREAL (British) 81/9 101/52, 143/152 (British) 70/56, 119/146, MONTREAL (116600-C) 17/315 MOBY BLU 168/303 135/192, 185/6, 190/121 MONTREALAIS 156/280, MOBY FANTASY a) MANUEL MONARCH OF THE SEAS 271/53 SOTO 203/235 244/311, 257/64 MONTREUX (Lake Geneva; MOBY PRINCE (ferry) 195/235, MONARCH STAR a) Swiss) 225/83, 230/150, 200/313 ARGENTINA b) VEENDAM 238/88, 242/119, 127, 167, “MODERN RIVERBOAT #11” (1958) 141/51, 277/18 (pilothouse) 225/3 152/243 MONA LISA 257/51, 70 MONTROSE (British) 84/121 “MODERN RIVER VESSEL MONA’S QUEEN (British) 81/6 MONTROSE (collier) 262/55 #411” 152/240 MONGOLIA (200493) 100/123, MONTSERRAT a) CASTLE “MODERN RIVER VESSEL 125, 250/112 VERDE (Yugoslavia) 165/17, #418” 152/244 MONGOLIA a) MINNELORA 209/2, 24 MOHAMMED ALI EL KEBIR a) 174/80 MOOSEHEAD (208613) 125/60 ATCHISON VICTORY MONHEGAN a) EVERETT MORA (Swedish) 228/277 (Egyptian) 165/14 LIBBY (excursion boat) MORACA (Yugoslavian) 207/223 MOHAMMEDI 181/16 224/270, 226/109, 257/45 MORANIA 16 (tug) 168/267 MOHAWK a) PENOBSCOT MONICA L. 139/178 MORANIA NO. 130 (255090) (150253) (1882) 151/144, 148, MONICA SMITH b) MONICA S. 27/64 234/188, 261/7, (burned out) c) MESSINA II 153/54 MORGAN (yacht) 183/236, 234/96 MONMOUTH (92022) 42/29, 208/291 MOHAWK (USCG) 169/44, 163/173, (drawing) 100/147, MORGENTHAU (U.S.C.G. 195/221 (pilothouse) 100/122 cutter) 212/258 MOHAWK a) ANNE ARUNDEL MONONGAHELA (226500) MORMACARGO (296216) (aerial 181/48 (tanker) 57/18, 62/48, 273/50 view) 93/26 MOHAWK (92168) 114/132 MONROE 207/182 MORMACDAWN 249/56 MOHAWK (145641) 64/97 MONS CALPE (British) 101/33 MORMACDRACO (299008) MOHAWK (201088) 130/84, MONT ROYAL (173956-C) 57/7 104/208 132/238 MONT ST. MARTIN 181/56 MORMACMOON a) MOHAWK (1925) 271/28 MONTANA (Flathead Lake, EXCHESTER (1939) 249/56, MOHAWK (1934) 276/69 Mont.) 114/97, 114/98 251/255 MOHAWK DEER (137898-C) MONTANA (91123) 28/76 MORMACSTAR 214/129 103/147, 105/39 MONTAUK (20637) 16/293, MORMACSUL 203/185 MOHEGAN (British) 110/80, 148/230, 170/82 MORMACTIDE b) EMPIRE 234/89, 109 MONTAUK (i) 253/34 STATE 189/48 MOHICAN (Lake George, N.Y.) MONTAUK (ii) a) QUEEN MORMACWAVE 249/56 (1908) 96/129, 111/166, CAROLINE c) TRANSFORD MORNING LINDA (car carrier) 134/83, 208/290, 229/73, d) RAMONA e) NORFOLK 269/75 231/242, 265/15-18, 20, 21, 253/40 MORNING STAR (91705) 26/37 88, (under construction) MONTCLAIR (91903) (hulk) MORNING STAR (93120) 43/64, 265/22 (ferry) 123/186, 149/6, 8 200/262, (painting) 53/11 MOHICAN (121013) 112/207, MONTE TOLEDO (Spanish) MORNING STAR (Hong Kong 201/70 130/103 ferry) 162/92 MOKIHANA 261/70 MONTEBELLO (tanker) 222/140 MORRISBURG (130415-C) (bow MOKUAHI (tug) 240/316 MONTEREY (231480) 119/173 only) 109/45 MOL EFFICIENCY (container MONTEREY a) FREE STATE MORRO CASTLE (1929) 190/87, ship) 265/50 MARNINER (1952) 151/177, 107, 109, 111, 112, 113, 118, MOLINO (barge) 189/19 180/308, 181/50, 186/150, 119, 120, 121, 126, 127, MOLPAULA 135/174 188/257, 288, 189/3, 34, 35, 275/15, (exhibit) 248/307, MOMENT OF GLORY 144/220 36, 38, 40, 84, 195/240 271/25, (burned) 271/6 MONA LISA a) KUNGSHOLM MONTEREY (1952) 253/1, 5, 13, MORTON S. BOUCHARD (tug) b) SEA PRINCESS c) 256/323, 257/70, (pilothouse) 167/190, 183/209, 210 VICTORIA (1966) 247/211, 253/3 MOTOR BARGE 31 (1919) 251/206, 276/52, 277/56 MONTICELLO (215450) 62/35, 205/50 MONACO 184/312 (aerial view) 60/88, (fantail) MOSEL ACE 266/55 MONARCH (British) 81/9 129/27 MOSES TAYLOR (17726) 129/13 MONTICELLO (Patuxent River) MOSKVA-50 (Russian) 244/298 174/77 MOSKVA-124 (Russian) 244/297 115 MOSOPELEA (U.S.N. tug) 276, 277, 217/46, 231/241, NAHA MARU 149/26 207/214 (model) 104/174, 123/191, NAHANADA (130416) 6/79 MOSSEL BAY a) LAKE (pilothouse) 123/130 NAHANT (130126) 116/253 CHILLIWACK 182/106 MOUNT WASHINGTON NAIAS 151/174, 173/54 MOTALA (Swedish) 228/259, 278 (second; Lake Winnipesaukee, NAIAS II a) COMTE DE NICE MOTALA EXPRESS (1895) N.H.) (1940) 73/19, 107/53, 168/282 (Lake Vättern; Swedish) 123/131, 274/56 NAKUSP (103302-C) 123/157 232/283, 255/234 MOUNTAIN LILY 205/35 NANAIMOLITE a) MONITOR MOTALASTRÖM (Swedish) MOYIE (107454-C) 62/44, NO. 17 b) TOEDJOE 228/259, 261, 270 111/177, 111/178 (140034) 176/236 MOTALASTRÖM (i) (Swedish) MOYIE (sternwheeler) 186/138 NANCY MCALLISTER (tug) 228/265, 268 MSC CHITRA 277/73 203/213, 215 MOTOR PRINCESS (150894) MSC LIRICA 257/71 NANCY MORAN (tug) 267/62 161/31, 32, 33, 223/207 MSC MAGNIFICA 274/46 NANCY STURGIS (Ohio River) MOUNT AIRY (barge) 189/19 MSC MUSICA (2006) 259/208 260/327 MOUNT CARROLL (221132) MSC NEW PLYMOUTH 243/242 NANTASKET (130966) 74/42 68/111 MSC POESIA 267/65 NANTICOKE (tug) 203/222, MOUNT CLAY 174/82 MSC SONIA (container ship) 255/219 MOUNT CLINTON 174/82 265/71 NANTUCKET 155/220, 185/41 MOUNT DESERT (91128) 74/62, MSC SPLENDIDA 275/36 NANTUCKET (lightship) 181/40, 103/158, 110/98, (fantail) MSC TOMOKO (container ship) 194/131, 195/214, 204/295, 69/30 274/50 207/191, 243/222, 276/25, 27, MOUNT HOLLY (ferry) 208/281 MUNNATAWKET 147/174, 28 MOUNT HOPE (2004) 51/49, 190/128 NANTUCKET a) LAKE FLORIS 77/1, 186/104 MURRAY BAY (Great Lakes) (1919) 230/97 MOUNT HOPE (520611) 171/204 NANTUCKET I (lightship) 169/39 112/238, 224/270, 226/108, MUSIC CITY QUEEN (showboat) NANTUCKET II (lightship) 113 201/53 169/39 MOUNT INDEPENDENCE MYAT YA DA NAR 248/285 NANTUCKET (130815) 20/390, 194/166 MYKONOS 136/210 41/8 MOUNT KATAHDIN 171/188 MYRA H. 277/76 NANTUCKET (224501) 103/134, MOUNT LYCA BETTUS (Greek) MYRON C. TAYLOR (Great (sketch) 20/399 197/20 Lakes) 227/236, 237/83, NANTUCKET (556196) 129/42, MT. MANSFIELD (521774) 238/142 131/167, (aerial view) 114/91 “MYSTERY PHOTO” 155/172 131/192 MT. MARCY (539779) 123/173 “MYSTERY PHOTO” (USN NANTUCKET (iv) (ferry) 270/45 MOUNT McKAY (tug) 183/226 Patrol Boat) 191/242 NANTUCKET CLIPPER 185/50, MOUNT MORRIS (1899) “MYSTERY PHOTO” (tanker) 241/49, 248/318, 257/43, 134/124 192/328 260/318, 261/55, 277/86 MOUNT VERNON (excursion) MYSTIQUE 204/292 NANTUCKET SPRAY 195/170 204/302 MYTHEN (Swiss) (1931) 142/69 NAOMI (80861) 4/40 MT. VERNON a) NAPOLEAN (French) 73/27, KRONPRINZESSIN N.A. COMEAU (313949-C) 94/64 140/226 CECILIE (1906) 174/77 N.B McLEAN 189/60 NAPOLEAN III (French) (1866) MOUNT VERNON (Wilson line) N F TIGER 148/237 138/88 180/290 N. KAZANTZAKIS (ferry) NAPOLI a) ARAYBANK (Italian) MOUNT VERNON (214055) 197/64 181/8 86/48, 101/16, 106/109, N.R. LANG (130884) 35/56 NARAMATA (tug) 193/57, (sunk) 85/23, 86/48 N.S. SAVANNAH 212/302 198/141, 255/230 MOUNT VERNON (215449) N.V. GOGOL (1911) (Russian) NARRABEEN (ferry) 210/152 61/8, 105/23, 129/27, 244/296, 248/268 NARRAGANSETT (18475) 203/201, (aerial view) 60/88, N.Y.U. VICTORY (Argentinean) 107/166 (in dry dock) 68/104 165/12 NARRAGANSETT (211533) MOUNT WASHINGTON (Lake NAAMHOK (1921) 207/173 98/60 Winnipesaukee, N.H.) 1/1, NACOOCHEE (130249) (fantail) NARRAGANSETT a) RICHLIEU 73/16, 108/171, 108/200, 201, 61/24 234/85, 102, 105, (painting) 202, 122/128, 140/232, NAFTILOS a) BLUE JACKET 234/85 165/38, 173/75, 188/274, 275, (1904) (Greek) 197/22 116 NARWHAL (Canadian CG) NEDER ELBE (Dutch) 143/138 NEW BRUNSWICK (1860) 161/51 NEEDLES (ferry) 195/229, 197/56 172/242 NASH (U.S.E.C. tug) 202/145 NEFTEGAZ 67 (towboat) NEW CARISSA 231/229, 230, NASOOKIN (133855-C) 24/59, 210/129, 130 268/57 111/178, 123/158 NEILL MCALLISTER (tug) NEW DEL (ferry) 160/274 NATALIE ALEXANDER 268/55 275/65 NEW ENGLAND (British) 64/93 NATCHEZ (New Orleans NELLIE (130024) 99/94, 204/260 NEW GRAND HAVEN (W.I. Steamboat Co.) 132/203, NELLIE G. II (motorboat) 114/90 Fruit & SS; Honduran) 222/155, 227/227, 261/63 NELLIE G. IV (509268) 114/90 115/174 NATCHEZ (18622) 17/317, NELLY BAKER (of 1854) 71/96 NEW HAMPSHIRE (130581) 135/166 NELSECO 163/192, 191/214, 52/81, 148/233 NATCHEZ (130160) 16/302 224/303, 265/50 NEW JERSEY (ferryboat of 1836) NATCHEZ (1975) (sternwheeler) NELSECO (iii) 260/311 (lithograph) 27/58 164/304, 237/78 NELSECO II (215592) 85/16, NEW JERSEY (235140) 120/238, NATHANAEL GREENE (Army 125/28, 29, 30, (dockside 128/229 tug) 260/333 view) 97/28, (foundering) NEW JERSEY (battleship) NATHANIEL B. PALMER 125/31, 32, 33 196/312 239/234 NELSON M. WALKER NEW LONDON 234/95, 108 NATHANIEL P. BANKS (18506) (transport) 253/51 NEW NORTHLAND (149409-C) 31/53 NEMAHA 214/113 60/83, 170/92, 174/79 NAT SUTTON (tug) 177/20 NEPTUNE a) BINGHAMTON NEW ORLEANS (224942) 66/45 NAUGATUCK (127281) 131/160, (tug) 159/187 NEW ORLEANS (sternwheeler) 149/58, 184/270, 186/104 NEPTUNE 184/266 173/43, 175/198, 176/230, NAUSHON a) NANTUCKET NEPTUNE (18296) 37/4 184/298 134/99, 160/268, 185/42, 75, NEPTUNE (130801) 83/66, NEW PIONEER (1905) 199/175 187/214, 194/157, 252/309, 113/54, 242/159 NEW SEVILLA (British) 41/19 256/335 NEPTUNE AVENTURINE NEW SHOREHAM (130934) NAUSHON (228531) 21/410, 213/50 51/49, 226/110, 113, 128/200, (drawing) 15/275, NEPTUNIA a) DUKE OF (drawing) 112/230 (fantail) 101/13 ARGYLL (Greek) 151/163, NEW SHOREHAM II 151/186, NAUTICA a) R FIVE (2000) 160/267 153/41, 163/168, 172, 251/207, 269/60 NEPTUNO a) MARIBOR b) 179/173, 212/311 NAUTICAL QUEEN II a) MELTEMI (Ecuador) (1954) NEW SPIRIT 168/272 CAROLINA BELLE 230/155 164/265 NEW SUZURAN 151/193 NAUTICON a) CROWN NERAIDA 168/290 NEW TEXAS (British) 81/9 MONARCH 213/71 NEREUS a) SCANIA b) SCANIA NEW UTOPIA a) FERRY NAUTILUS (Lake Minnetonka) EXPRESS c) POLHEM RAIRAKKU b) SUZURAN 173/6 (Greek) 165/28 (Japanese) (1970) 164/265 NAVAJO (210812) (1910) 170/96 NETTIE QUILL (130353) 50/27 NEW YORK (French) 49/1 NAVARINO a) GRIPSHOLM NEUCHÂTEL (Lac de Neuchatel; NEW YORK (liner) (1982) 193/13 139/192, 141/31, 145/20, Swiss) (1912) 72/120, NEW YORK (of 1864) 221/19, 24, 159/212, 163/183, 184, 186, 111/185, 251/176, 252/294, 234/90, 92, (drawing) 38/44 188 262/4 NEW YORK (18657) (drawing) NAVATEK I 193/69 NEUSE (ferry) 229/50, 244/279 76/103 NAVEMAR (Liberian) 118/108 NEVADA (213782) 89/31 NEW YORK (130373) (drawing) NAVIGATOR (Mississippi River) NEVADAN (iii) (1915) 251/187 32/84 235/230 NEVERSINK (18284) 41/2 NEW YORK (130602) (starting NAVIS 214/97 NEVILLE (towboat) 238/138 platform) 34/50 NAXOS 154/115 NEW AUSTRALIA (British) NEW YORK (Great Lakes) NEA HELLAS a) TUSCANIA c) 119/147 (dredge) 233/50 NEW YORK (Greek) (1922) NEW BAHAMA STAR (Liberian) NEW YORK (206239) 4/44 142/83 111/182 NEW YORK (1837) 180/264 NEAH BAY (U.S.C.G.) 202/144 NEW BEDFORD (227565) NEW YORK a) CITY OF NEW NEBRASKA (USN battleship) 126/91, 128/200, 203, 204, YORK b) NEW YORK c) 112/219 129/8, 149/58, 199/217, USS HARVARD d) NEW NEBRASKAN (ii) a) 210/133, 211/218, YORK e) USS FAIRMOUNT (1917) (pilothouse) 52/97 PLATTSBURG 174/82, 251/183 NEW BERNE (freighter) 225/8 189/22, 241/34 117 NEW YORK (1924) 135/129 NIAGARA II a) NIAGARA 187/242, 192/298, 197/43, NEW YORK a) USCANIA b) 224/319 201/47, 215/217, 218/86, NEA HELLAS (Greek) NIAGARA PRINCE (1966) 219/214, 215, 247/172, 142/84 212/299, 244/304, 247/225, 249/52, 226, 227, (builder’s NEW YORK b) NORFOLK c) 252/302, 314, 260/313 plate) 129/37, (deck scene) NEWPORT (ferry) (1941) NICOLA (Liberian) 115/180 259/175 138/105 NICOLA (ferry) 197/55 NOGA a) AMERICA b) WEST NEW YORK CENTRAL NO. 9 NICOLAS MIHANOVICH POINT c) AMERICA d) (tug) 187/170 (Argentinean) 87/89 AUSTRALIS e) AMERICA f) NEW YORK CENTRAL NO. 14 NICOLAS PIANGOS a) ITALIS (Panamanian) (tug) 218/104, 105, 111 OAKLANDS GRANGE 172/262, 180/247, 306 NEW YORK CENTRAL NO. 14 (1912) 197/22 NOMAD (tanker) 255/219 (ii) (tug) 222/114, 264/33, 34 NICOLET 221/63 NOMADIC (1911) 257/4, 42, 65 NEW YORK CENTRAL NO. 16 NIEUW AMSTERDAM (of 1938; NONOWANTUC (130274) 165/4 (tug) 162/117, 200/335, Dutch) 123/150, 129/42, NOORD HOLLAND (Dutch) 260/334, 261/1, 27-29 159/160, 167/212, 168/258, 114/125 NEW YORK CENTRAL NO. 31 259, 260, 262, 263, 304, NOORDAM (Dutch) 168/265, (222786) 110/119 251/197, 262/88, (deck and 187/220, 199/203, 226/141, NEW YORK PILOT NO. 1 interior views) 123/152, 153 229/56, 231/199 (painting) 243/259 NIGHTINGALE II (1954) NOORDAM (2006) 255/205, NEW YORKER (yacht) 197/46 (tourboat) 207/217 259/207 NEW YORKER (206129) 90/41, NILS DACKE 189/62 NOORDLAND (1884) 241/33 42, 131/157 NILS HOLGERSSON (ferry) NOORDZEE (Dutch) (tug) (1922) NEW YORKER (1960) 133/5 205/63 232/262, 277, 250/90 NEW YORKER a) DAYLINER b) NIMPKISH (347770-C) (1973) NOOTKA PRINCE 222/103 MAJESTIC STAR 196/309, 128/234153/24 NORA VITTORIA (ferry) 229/45 229/53 NINDAWAYMA 263/60 NORCO a) TILLAMOOK (1911) NEW YORKER (dinner-cruise) NIPIGON BAY a) IMPERIAL 138/82 209/65, 212/302 LEDUC 157/54 NORD ESTONIA (ferry) 205/63 NEW YORK NEWS a) NIPPON MARU a) ARGENTINA NORDALE a) STADACONA TECUMSEH (Great Lakes) MARU (Japanese) (1958) (Great Lakes) 167/207 164/283 140/202, 153/29, 162/108 NORDIC EMPRESS (cruise) NEWARK SUN (503588) 124/231 NIPPON MARU a) ROSA DA 196/324, 220/298, 240/326 NEWBRUNDOC (149466-C) FONESCA b) P/S SEVEN NORDIC PRINCE 175/227, 86/53 SEAS (Japanese) (1962) 199/211 NEWBRUNSWICKER (319967- 148/227, 162/115, 198/141, NORDIK PASSEUR 264/57 C) 88/119 212/291, 217/59, 235/201 NORDKAPP (Norwegian) 262/79, NEWBURGH b) NANTASKET NIRITOS a) ISLEMOOR b) 276/43 (130350) (1886) 124/201, MAYMEAD c) NORDLYS (Norwegian) 105/27, 148/260, 164/238, 172/296, MARYLANDS (1919) 197/23 211/230, 217/65 186/98 NISHIKU MARU 157/63 NORFISK I (factory ship) 209/53 NEWCASTLE (130963) 23/32 NISQUALLY (ferry) 205/2, 14, NORFISK II (factory ship) 209/53 NEWCASTLE VICTORY 15, 19, 20 NORFOLK (214564) 103/131, (victory ship) 198/132 NISSOS CHIOS a) KAPELLA 208/284-289 NEWINGTON (1889) 178/108 160/265 NORGOMA (190429-C) 45/11, NEWPORT (240610) 112/238, NISSOS RODOS a) 88/119, 94/54, 216/320, 113/45, 233/32 DEUTSCHLAND b) (fantail) 119/182 NEWPORT (ferry) 144/249 RENETTA (Greek) 148/237 NORGULF 276/86 NEWPORT (tug) 212/335 NIZAR (James River) 257/48 NORISLE (176112-C) 119/181, NEWPORT CLIPPER 166/119, NJAD 173/54 124/246, 202/312, (bell) 168/272, 179/176, 244, NO WAKE CAFÉ (restaurant) 119/180, 216/321, (boat and 181/34, 185/50, 195/224 237/62 hurricane decks) 119/180, NEWTON (209388) 123/144 NOBLE STAR 258/157 (pilothouse) 119/130, NEWTON CREEK 204/301 NOBSKA (224501) 76/110, 85/16, (stokehold) 119/180 NIAGARA (French) 84/99, 102/102, 128/221, 128/251, NORLAND (British) 132/226 152/275, 179/214, 226/150 135/171, 172, 136/256, NORMAC (154621-C) 45/12, NIAGARA (Egyptian) 248/261 137/52, 140/233, 157/1, 68/96, 109/45, 118/76, 77, 78, 159/197, 182/116, 184/327, 159/206, 207/235, 216/320 118 NORMACDRACO 197/83 (310431) (1958) 142/102, NORTHERN RANGER (170017- NORMAN (1894) 137/27 153/25 C) 64/98 NORMAN (18337) 49/5 NORTH LAND (130690) 105/5 NORTHERN RANGER (ii) NORMAN B. REAM (203543) NORTH LAND (207282) (1910) 223/221, 251/224 96/129, 97/30 58/29, 129/1, 170/86 NORTHERN SHELL a) NORMAN J. KOPMEIER NORTH POINT (253465) 114/124 TIBETAN (1954) 138/120 146/110 NORTH RIVER 185/43 NORTHERN STAR a) NORMAN L. SNODGRASS NORTH RIVER STEAM BOAT BARCELONA 137/34, (towboat) 214/142 (of 1807) (mach’y drawing) 217/26 NORMAN MCLEOD ROGERS 55/54 NORTHLAND (1908) 138/80, (C.C.G.) 206/139, 214/138 NORTH SHORE (144929-C) 219/184 NORMANDIE (French) 22/6, 60/81, 174/143 NORTHLAND PRINCE (320164- 130/65, 74, 138/96, 150/102, NORTH SHORE (176565-C) C) 104/194, 222/106 167/153, 155, 156, 158, 160, 57/7, 57/8 NORTHUMBERLAND (130855) 162, 170/111, 175/155, NORTH STAR (18302) 111/157 13/220, 16/292, 158/106, 176/230, 178/99, 220/258- NORTH STAR (1901) 135/136 230/148 263, 222/114, 264/34, 272/37, NORTH STAR (tug) 204/293 NORTHUMBERLAND (96937- 38, (aerial views) 106/75, NORTH STAR a) MARBURG b) C) (1891) 31/61, 62, 268/50 109/9, 130/69, 70, 74, LINDA R. (Norwegian) NORTHWESTERN (155177) 53/6 (construction views) 130/68, (1966) 165/60, 167/212, NORTHWIND (ice breaker) (deck plans) 130/71, (demise) 168/248, 174/124 195/222 130/75, 76, (fantail) 131/161, NORTH STAR (ferry) 272/43 NORUMBEGA (130979) 110/100, (interior views) 103/71, 73, NORTH VANCOUVER b) 125/60, (“on the rocks”) (fire) 213/3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12- NORTH VANCOUVER 129/61 14, 16-19, 22-25, 29, FERRY NO. 1 c) NORVAN NORWAY a) FRANCE 153/60, (painting) 213/1, 220/253 148/214 155/153, 154, 155, 158, 159, NORMANDIE (ferry) 203/235 NORTH VANCOUVER FERRY 160, 161, 162, 164, 166, 216, NORMANDY (CG) 197/47 NO. 2 148/214 189/42, 195/226, 209/47, NORMANNIA (German) 29/2, NORTH VANCOUVER FERRY 220/311, 221/83, 224/305, 97/21 NO. 3 148/212 234/152, 239/170, 201, 207, NORONIC 151/184, 157/17, 18, NORTH VANCOUVER FERRY 242/168, 247/239, 249/73, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, NO. 5 148/212 252/339, 254/152, 255/237, 230/148, 271/53 NORTH VOYAGEUR (103514- 256/254, 270, 271, 276, 277, NORSAL (yacht) 198/140 C) 31/67 278, 279, 265/42, 43, 268/11, NORSEA 242/153 NORTH WEST (130661) 48/104, (pilothouse) 247/171, (bridge) NORSUN 182/142, 184/335 105/5 256/255 NORTH AMERICA (of 1840) NORTH WEST (78005-C) 46/37 NORWEGIAN CROWN 262/39 (painting) 21/417 NORTH WEST (Great Lakes) NORWEGIAN DAWN 244/329 NORTH AMERICAN (211076) 182/157 NORWEGIAN DREAM 228/324, 26/43, 68/109, 84/105, 87/84, NORTHCLIFFE HALL a) 232/323, 243/212, 265/77, 91/96, 104/199, 105/1, 10, 13, FRANKCLIFFE HALL 273/75 17, 18, 262/59, (bow only) 134/113, 147/152 NORWEGIAN DYNASTY 105/12, (fantail) 84/125, NORTHCOTE (74028-C) 47/61 227/211 105/14, (interior) 105/8 NORTHERN (towboat) (Ohio NORWEGIAN EPIC 275/66 NORTH BEACH (130942) River) 233/63 NORWEGIAN MAJESTY a) 147/138 NORTHERN BELLE CASINO ROYAL MAJESTY 227/212, NORTH CAPE (barge) 218/129 228/326 229/70 NORTH HAVEN (230975) 24/66, NORTHERN EXPEDITION NORWEGIAN PEARL 260/340, 116/216, 149/20 (ferry) 269/67 270/51 NORTH HAVEN (279604) NORTHERN LIGHT (18114) NORWEGIAN QUEEN (yacht) 108/214 (fantail) 49/24 (artist’s rendering) 269/51 NORTH HEAD a) NORTHERN PACIFIC (212926) NORWEGIAN SKY a) COSTA BARRENJOEY (Australian) 112/219, 263/6, 15, 18 OLYMPIA 225/71, 231/199, 138/68 NORTHERN PRINCE 222/101 233/49, 72 NORTH HEAD (1913) (ferry) NORTHERN PRINCESS (car NORWEGIAN STAR 223/240, 236/318 ferry) 237/52, 240/305 233/68, 235/236, 241/53, 65, NORTH ISLAND PRINCESS a) NORTHERN RANGER (flagship) 251/240 ISLAND PRINCESS 203/217 119 NORWEGIAN SUN 235/204, OCEAN CITY (ferry) (1923) OCEANIC (of 1871; British) 239/200, 242/156 227/231, 236/254, 289 218/127, (drawing) 68/91 NORWEGIAN WIND 242/154 OCEAN CLUB a) PORT OCEANIC (Panamanian) 100/138 NORWETA 204/283 WELCOME 238/151 OCEANIC a) OCEANIC b) NORWICH (1836) 143/185 OCEAN DREAM a) TROPICALE STARSHIP OCEANIC (1965) NORWICH (18578) 54/25, 26, 28, (1981) 267/29 143/168, 154/22, 175/227, 55/55, 56, 57, (fantail) OCEAN EAGLE (Canadian) (tug) 177/2, 39, 202/129, 234/154, 132/253, (pilothouse) 54/46, 201/36 239/194, 251/208, 260/342, (remains in 1959) 71/78 OCEAN EXPLORER (catamaran) 271/5 NOTRE DAME DES NEIGES (sketch) 233/76 OCEANIC II a) KUNGSHOLM b) (173935-C) 106/101 OCEAN EXPLORER I (1944) SEA PRINCESS (1966) NOTRE DAME VICTORY 227/213, 230/86, 235/237, 265/29 (247522) (bow only) 130/108 236/321, 253/70 OCEANIC ATLANTIC 199/210 NOTTINGHAM CASTLE (1943) “OCEAN GOING VESSEL #3” OCEANIC GRACE 187/238, (Lake Muskoka) 186/154 152/244 189/70, 192/283 NOTTOWAY (tug) 163/166 “OCEAN GOING PASSENGER- OCEANIC INDEPENDENCE a) NOUVEAU MONDE (French) CARGO VESSEL #17” INDEPENDENCE 134/103, (1865) 138/88 152/242 153/60, 154/138, 155/211, NOVA (Great Lakes) 260/323 “OCEAN GOING VESSEL #18” 156/246, 159/178, 179, 180 NOVA D. 248/319 152/245 OCEANIC VIKING 273/71 NUBERG 182/124 OCEAN HAWK (131016-C) OCEANOS a) JEAN LABORDE NUI a) ARANUI (Greek) 177/56 95/115, 116 b) MYKINAI c) ANCONA d) NO. 2 (200531) 128/240 OCEAN HAWK II 172/255, 256, EASTERN PRINCESS NO. 181 (USCG cutter) (a) 257 154/114, 160/267, 200/254, GOVERNOR COBB) 113/35 OCEAN ISLANDER 173/58 319, 201/68, 83 NO. 284 (USCG cutter) 120/217 OCEAN JEWEL OF ST. OCEANUS a) JEAN LABORDE NUOVA LLOYDIANA 192/317 PETERSBURG 253/52 b) MYCENAE c) ANCONA NUOVA MEDITERRANEANA OCEAN MAJESTY a) JUAN d) EASTERN PRINCESS 229/65 MARCH 220/299, 327, 147/170, 146/102 NYACK (130125) (1878) 4/40, 229/68, 230/86, 235/237, OCKERSON (museum ship) 47/56, 236/271 238/146, 262/38 203/231 NYUNA 173/54 OCEAN MONARCH a) PORT OCKERSON (towboat) 212/310 SYDNEY b) DAPHNE c) OCKLAWAHA (19109) 104/186 OAKBAY (150837-C) 41/4 SWITZERLAND (British) OCONEE (126284-C) 25/9 OAKEY L. ALEXANDER 101/35, 122/112, 159/182, OCRACOKE (ferry) 244/276 (collier) 259/181 256/324, 257/69, 263/26 OCTORARA (1910) 135/158, OAKEY L. ALEXANDER (i) OCEAN ODYSSEY (Australian) 160, 161 (collier) 259/188, 191 264/66, (sketch) 235/242 ODESSA (Soviet) 137/56, OAKGLEN (Great Lakes) OCEAN PEARL (1970) 186/86, 174/132, 235/214 195/233, 239/231, 248/319, 275/73 ODESSA SUN a) UZBEKISTAN 249/65 OCEAN PENSADOR 262/68 206/12 OAKLAND (19447) 109/43, OCEAN PRINCESS a) ITALIA ODYSSEAS ELYTIS a) SVEA 191/236 171/212, 173/58, 207/233, REGINA b) REGINA d) OAKLAND (ferry) (1939) 193/35 235/203 MEDITERRANEAN SUN OAKLAND BEACH (126971) OCEAN PRINCESS a) R FOUR 175/216 130/79 b) TAHITIAN PRINCESS ODYSSEUS a) PRINCESA OAKVILLE (tug) 246/140 (1999) 271/10 ISABEL (1962) 226/153, OARAI MARU (Japanese) OCEAN SPIRIT 191/236 230/123, 167 183/230 OCEAN VILLAGE 247/210, ODYSSEY (dinner cruise boat) OASIS OF THE SEAS (2009) 275/74 219/215 272/75, 273/54 OCEAN VILLAGE TWO a) OFFREDAHL (Norwegian) OBDAM (Dutch) 26/33 AIDABLU 263/27 105/31 O’BRIEN (218909) 141/20 OCEAN WAVE (19033) 41/1, OGAMA (U.S.A.E. of 1887) OCEAN (88633-C) 96/129, 247/202 53/14 99/116 OCEANBREEZE 231/194-196, OGASAWARA MARU 151/194 OCEAN BREEZE 234/139, (pilothouse) 231/171 OGDENSBURG (203123) 89/32 235/238, 244/311, 248/324 OCEANA 177/10 OGET 133/51 OCEAN BEACH (1928) 149/58 120 OGLALA (USS) a OLYMPIA I a) ORION 230/122, ORANGE (212435) (engine) MASSACHUSETTS 10/159 258/165 89/26 OHIO (19376) (1940) 175/168, OLYMPIA COUNTESS 250/160 ORANGE (155132) 149/8, 211/173, 179, 181, 182, 184, OLYMPIA EXPLORER 245/71, 230/139 241/22, (painting) 80/108, 246/148 ORANGE SUN (German) 76/121, 211/169 OLYMPIA VOYAGER 250/158 90/64 OHIO (dredge) 188/312 OLYMPIAN (155089) 18/336, ORCA SPIRIT 208/306, 212/300 OHIOAN 133/62 337, 338, (remains) 93/40 ORCADES 182/94 OHIONNA (Finnish) 77/25 OLYMPIC (British) 80/128, OREFAX (Great Lakes) 187/230 OKAHUMKEE (19409) 104/187, 84/103, 111/188, 129/29, OREGON (19200) 86/35 191 218/146, 223/239, 276/24 OREGON STANDARD 265/65 OKEANOS EXPLORER 268/60 (paintings) 235/169, 214, ORIANA (British) (1995) OKOLOOSA (tug) 184/278 253/84 120/244, 144/249, 161/58, OKUDOGO (Japanese) (ferry) OLYMPIC (ferry) 169/46, 193/17, 175/153, 212, 177/56, (1973) 149/35 212/306, 267/71 179/220, 180/284, 246/151, OLANCHO a) NEMAHA 214/113 OLYMPIC COUNTESS 230/122, 251/208, 256/335, (as OLAU BRITANNIA 211/231 167 wedding chapel) 261/78 OLAU FINN A) SAGA b) OLYMPIC a) EMPRESS OF ORIANA (Japanese) (1960) STENA ATLANTICA c) BRITAIN 220/299 217/70, 83, 218/136, 219/229, FINNPARTNER (1966) OLYMPIC FLAME a) 231/297, 232/324, 255/238, 139/183 TADZHIKISTAN 189/68 256/322 OLAU HOLLANDIA (ferry) OLYMPIC HILL (Liberian) ORIENT (255613) 27/67 193/61 (fantail) 72/126 ORIENT EXPRESS 179/224, OLAU KENT a) APOLLO (1975) OLYMPIC POWER (Liberian) 192/284 139/183 (fantail) 114/130 ORIENT PRINCESS (Chinese) OLCOTT 190/92 OLYMPIC SPLENDOUR 243/247 OLD CALEDONIA (British) 160/284 ORIENT QUEEN 272/67 125/53 OLYMPIC VOYAGER 235/202 ORIENTE 275/14, (painting) OLD COLONY (19009) 102/71, OMAR (sternwheel towboat) 190/84 135/133, (sketch) 102/93 162/127 ORIENTAL CONSTITUTION a) OLD COLONY (204528) 20/393 OMINECA (Yukon River) 177/34 CONSTITUTION 148/227 OLD DOMINION (19350) 29/13 OMINECA PRINCESS 139/185 ORIENTAL EMPRESS OLD DOMINION MARINER ONGIARA (90562-C) 58/47 (Panamanian) 128/225 179/206 ONTADOC (153112-C) 117/47 ORIENTAL EMPRESS a) OLD GLORY 193/70 ONTADOC (ii) 196/320 PRESIDENT WILSON OLD POINT COMFORT ONTARIO (of 1817) 48/84, 148/227, 238/119 (253233) 103/152 135/138, 225/25, (sketch) ORIENTAL ESMERALDA OLDHAM 214/115 58/31 (Liberian) 112/247 OLE AUGUSTA (ferry) (Ohio ONTARIO (19049) 101/5, 230/99, ORIENTAL PRESIDENT River) 233/63 (painting) 230/168 (Panamanian) 126/114 OLINDA U.O. a) OLINDA ONTARIO (201169) 20/390, ORIENTAL RIO 153/26 (153022-C) 176/240 28/78, 42/35 ORIENTAL WARRIOR OLINDA CHOTIN (511313) ONTARIO NO. 1 (car ferry) (Liberian) 123/167, 124/237 105/42 246/109, 110, 112, 114, ORIENTE (230323) 104/167, OLIVE (80875) 155/186 (pilothouse in ice) 246/87 190/107, 110, 112, 113, 114, OLIVE MOORE (227740) ONTARIO NO. 2 (car ferry) 123, 126, 127 116/229 246/105, 109, 110, 114 ORIOLE (ferry) 186/92 OLIVETTE (1887) 167/168 ONTEORA (155322) 69/3, 6, ORION (Greek) 129/50, 190/148, OLLANTA (Lake Titicaca, S.A.) 82/40, 159/220, 227, 168/296 266/71 25/4, 174/111, 112, 216/254, OOCL EXPORTER 253/66 ORION (155152) 49/6 248/267 OPERA a) VIKING SAGA b) ORION (2003) (Great Lakes) OLVIYA 248/325 SALLY ALBATROSS 252/314 OLYMPIA b) CARIBE (Greek) 263/29 ORIS (Norwegian) 46/45 (1953) 119/177, 142/86, 92, OPERATOR (126501-C) 128/224 ORIZABA (of 1854) (19148) 151/164, 165/34, 199/202, OPPAMA MARU (Japanese) 73/14 205/63, 277/60 123/171 ORLEANS (220874) (fantail) OLYMPIA (218515) 81/5 OPUS CASNIO 275/55 41/28 L’ORME NO. 1 223/236 121 ORONSAY 135/181, 136/248, OWEGO (Susquehanna River) PAGASITIKOS a) ORANIAN 137/61 14/248 (Greek) 197/23 ORONTES (105040) (1895) O-WE-RA (123023-C) 71/78 PALLAS (Swedish) 228/258, 263, 178/108 OWL’S HEAD (264047) 71/76 270, 275, 276, 291 ORPHEUS (Greek) 113/58, OYSTER BAY a) FULTON PALM BEACH PRINCESS 184/266, 230/122 MARKET (1895) 134/124 274/65 ORSOVA 153/29 PALOMA a) IONIAN VICTORY OSBORNE CASTLE (British) P/S SEVEN SEAS 140/230 179/233 82/50 P.T. BARNUM (ferry) 232/308, PAM BURRIDGE (ferry) 263/74 OSCAR S. STRAUS (liberty 238/127 PAMLICO (ferry) 244/273, 277, tanker) 237/29 PACE a) CUBA 184/292 282, 246/138 OSCEOLA (19433) 104/187, PACIFIC 182/124 PAN CRESCENT a) EL VALLE 104/190, 131/133 PACIFIC a) SEA VENTURE b) (1901) 219/185 OSCEOLA (tug) 171/219 PACIFIC PRINCESS (1971) PAN ROYAL (217373) 27/68 OSCEOLA (sternwheeler) (sketch) 247/209, 255/204 PAN YORK (136916) 24/69, 195/205-208, 210, 211 PACIFIC ABETO 139/134 27/69, 219/186 OSEBERG 201/49, 50 PACIFIC AURORA 233/60 PANAGIA TINOY a) KONINGIN OSLOFJORD (Norwegian) (1938) PACIFIC DAWN 275/58 WILHEMINA b) CAPTAIN 178/86 PACIFIC DREAM a) HORIZON CONSTANTINOS 160/265 OSLOFJORD (Norwegian) (1949) b) ISLAND STAR (1990) PANAMA a) JAMES PARKER 178/88 271/8 (liner) 198/85, 88, 93/101, OSPREY II 181/48 PACIFIC ESCORT (tug) 178/94 102, 103, 108 OSSIFRAGE (1886) (Great Lakes) PACIFIC JEWELL 274/69 PANASOFFKEE (20349) 104/186 236/263 PACIFIC NORTHWEST PANOIL a) CRUDOIL 161/54 OSSINING (116079) 79/94, EXPLORER 157/51 PANORAMA 185/66 130/82, 150/129 PACIFIC PRINCE 222/108 PANTELIS a) GLENBRIDGE ÖSTERSUND (1874) (Swedish) PACIFIC PRINCESS (Australian) (Greek) (1911) 197/24 232/335 198/150, 203/237, 205/56, PAPAW 150/106 OSTMARK (German) 226/103, 235/207, 239/237, 245/67 PAPOOSE IV 152/239 105 PACIFIC SKY 245/67, 248/323 PAR-A-DICE 212/320 OSWEGO (of 1849; Oneida Lake, PACIFIC STAR a) WAPPEN PAR-A-DICE II 210/138 N.Y.) 83/70, 83/78 VON HAMBURG b) DELOS PAR-A-DICE RIVERBOAT OSWEGO a) NETHERLANDS c) POLAR STAR d) CASINO 206/156 (ferry) 150/94 XANADU 149/51, 198/138, PAR-A-DICE RIVERBOAT OSWEGO (dredge) 188/312 199/221, 208/320, 214/136 CASINO II 211/237 OTTAWA EXPRESS 276/73 PACIFIC STAR a) TROPICALE PARADISE 229/48 OTTAWAN (Canadian) 155/188 b) COSTA TROPICALE PARAGON (of 1811) 49/8 OTTERCLIFFE HALL (329251- (1981) 263/32, 267/69 PARALLA 177/46 C) 112/235 PACIFIC SUN 255/235, 264/72, PARIS (French) (1896) 138/87, OTTERCLIFFE HALL (Great 273/70 92, 126, 226/129 Lakes) 168/283 PACIFIC TRACTOR (tug) 178/95 PARISIAN (British) 84/102 OUTARDE (316354-C) 129/52 PACIFIC VENUS (1998) 235/206, PARITA 199/173, 177, 180 OUTARDE III a) ROBERT 275/75 PARK CITY (150774) 74/53, HOBSON (Great Lakes) PACIFICA I a) REISS MARINE (pilothouse) 21/429, 75/66 174/128 (Great Lakes) 225/66 PARK CITY (1898) 165/3, 6 OUTWARD BOUND (ferry) PACIFICAT DISCOVERY (ferry) PARK CITY (1987) 181/43 226/134 235/228, 272/57 PARKDALE (316355-C) 115/173 OVERFALLS (museum lightship) PACIFICAT EXPLORER (ferry) PARKER EVANS (306052-C) 269/45, 271/72 233/58, 235/228, 272/57 123/185, 150/115 OVERSEAS ALEUTIAN 179/206 PACIFICAT VOYAGER (ferry) PARIS (painting) 241/84 OVERSEAS ANACORTES 272/57 PARTIZANKA a) SHAWNEE (tanker) 276/57 PADDLEWHEEL PRINCESS 147/159 OVERSEAS CLIELIAMAR a) 272/54 PASADENA (150410) (1887) CLIELIAMAR 270/58 PADDLEWHEEL QUEEN 170/96 OVERSEAS NIKISI 272/49 (Canadian) 134/111, 147/178, PASSAIC RIVER QUEEN a) OWANA (202692) 130/79, 272/53 ERIE QUEEN 141/48 240/281, 285 PADUCAH FIRE FIGHTING “PASSENGER RIVER VESSEL STAR (towboat) 244/321 #401” (Chinese) 152/240 122 PASTIME (20393) 122/98 PEARL OF SCANDINAVIA PENNSYLVANIA a) OWANA PAT II (1924) 203/241 163/210 (1899) 240/296 PAT BREEN (barge) 209/56 PEARL MIST 270/44, 271/44, PENNSYLVANIAN 211/201, 209 PAT SALVAGGIO (towboat) (under construction) 267/40 PENOBSCOT (150253) 110/93, 213/64 PEAVEY PIONEER (202087) 94, (drawing) 16/307 PATERSON (Great Lakes) 104/198 PENOBSCOT (1882) 151/144 175/206 PEDER PAARS 197/63 PENOBSCOT BAY (USCG PATHFINDER (203407) 92/133 PEERLESS (20470) 36/77 cutter) 273/48 PATIENCE 163/190, 243/220 PEERLESS (205724) 57/1 PENTCHO 198/179 PATRA 149/39 PEERLESS (73068-C) 23/25 PEQUOT (US Army) 176/252 PATRIA (French) 112/220 PEGASUS (226891) 94/60 PEQUOT a) THETIS (1865) PATRIA a) SAVOIA (1926) PEGASUS (150214) (1881) 234/95 (Lake Como; Italian) 137/21 PER BRAHE (Swedish) (1857) (sidewheeler) 237/4, 269/4 PEGASUS (tug) 183/218, 228/273, 291 PATRICE MCALLISTER 194/141, 204/295 PERALTA (ferry) 254/146 (219162) (tug) 115/167, PEGASUS a) SVEA CORONA b) PERE MARQUETTE (150740) 270/60 SUNDANCER (Greek) 15/266 PATRICIA BARRETT (226296) 180/282, 200/318, 202/151 PERE MARQUETTE (200611) 49/18 PELEE (130388-C) 75/85 63/74 PATRICIA GAIL (towboat) PELEE ISLANDER (188097-C) PERE MARQUETTE 10 133/41 226/147 75/85, 144/234, 154/98 PERE MARQUETTE 17 (150906) PATRICIA M a) AMERICAN PELICAN (150979) 76/118, 114/80 ILLINOIS c) SEA-LAND 169/25 PERE MARQUETTE 18 (150972) QUALITY 186/138 PELICAN RAPIDS (175364-C) 15/264, 63/74 PATRICIA OLIVIA (ferry) 29/21 PERE MARQUETTE 21 (223796) 218/124, 125 PELICAN STATE 268/58 48/97 PATRICK MORRIS (323433-C) PEMAQUID (141270) 56/90, PERE MARQUETTE 22 (224122) 121/22, 214/128 103/157, 149/58, 255/251, 51/67, 126/110 PATRIOT (excursion) 222/137, (bow only) 131/161 PERE MARQUETTE 41 a) CITY 237/80, 242/145, 276/57 PENDENNIS CASTLE (1958) OF MIDLAND (car ferry) PATRIOT STATE (MA Maritime 134/116, 137/33, 266/81 232/319 Academy ship) 181/40, PENDER QUEEN a) MOTOR PEREIRE (French) (1866) 49/3, 241/50 PRINCESS) (150894-C) 138/88 PATRIS 184/284 104/194, 161/35 PERLA a) SOUTHWARD PATROL 191/201 PENETAG 88 133/39 (Norwegian) 271/21 PATTAYA PRINCESS 182/134 PENN (destroyer) 163/175, 176, PERSEUS (202475) 77/17, PAUL BLAZER 252/315 203/175, 211/179 (pilothouse) 76/98 PAUL GAUGHIN 226/144 PENN-JERSEY (ferry) 226/115, PERSEVERANCE (221698) PAUL H. CARNAHAN (248208) 119 34/35 81/19 PENN YAN (Keuka Lake, N.Y.) PERSEVERANCE (tug) 168/256 PAUL H. TOWNSEND 230/147 (pilothouse) 108/174 PERTH AMBOY (204779) 64/94 PAUL R. TREGURTHA a) PENNACOOK (tug) (pilothouse) PERU (of 1840; British) 112/199 WILLIAM J. DELANCEY 229/47 PETALING (1953) 187/204 274/64 PENNLAND (1923) 193/18 PETER C. GALLAGHER a) PAUL WAHL (Finnish) 235/172 PENNLAND a) ALGERIA (1870) DOWNER (ii) 205/34 PAULINE (yacht) 192/298, 241/32 PETER MAERSK (painting) 230/135 PENNSYLVANIA b) 258/85 PAWCATUCK (James River) ARGENTINA (1929) PETER MISENER 189/60 257/48 175/170, 264/5, 9, 18 PETER PAN 179/218 PAWTUCKET 225/14 PENNSYLVANIA (Great Lakes) PETER PAN (v) 242/152 PB DARLING (tug) 269/61 (tug) 180/296 PETER PAVLENKO (Dnieper R.; PEACE (507857) 103/145 PENNSYLVANIA (Conneaut Ukrainian) 107/143 PEACE (1934) (towboat) 238/140 Lake, Pa.) 2/12 PETER STUYVESANT (226565) PEARL (150032) 31/55, 240/260, PENNSYLVANIA (150813) 102/90, 106/107, 114/129, (sketch) 75/80 28/80, 264/61 207/171, 211/251, 215/180, PEARL OF HONG KONG a) PENNSYLVANIA (229044) (aerial view) 120/216, MAN ON (evening cruise) 119/145, (drawing) 241/27 (dockside) 109/56, 131/156, 198/151 123 (fantail) 80/126, (pilothouse) PIEDMONT (150313) 109/43 PIRNA (Elbe R.; German) (1898) 60/103, (sketch) 104/201 PIEMONTE a) REGINA MADRE 196/298 PETER STUYVESANT (1927) (1904) 158/114, 248/265 PISCES 143/169 143/186, 145/41, 42, 146/90, PIERMONT 150/82 PISCHEVAIA INDUSTRIA a) 91, 92, 153/41, 163/172, PIERSON DAUGHTERS a) VASARI b) ARCTIC 183/185, 192, 190/105 CHARLES M. SCHWAB QUEEN 150/121 PETER W. ANDERSON 204/296 (370154-C) (Great Lakes) PITTSBURGH 193/18 PETER WESSEL (Norwegian) 153/55, 162/100 PITTSBURGH COAL (237021) (aerial view) 132/227 PIERSON INDEPENDENT 67/79 PETER WHITE (202368) (bow (325783-C) (1906) 158/114, PITTSTON (towboat) 222/130 only) 20/401 162/106 PIVA (Yugoslavian) 160/281 PETOFI (Danube R.; Hungarian) PIERRE RADISSON (Canadian) PLATTSBURG (130616) 112/215 123/170 147/182 PLAYERS CASINO a) PETOSKEY (150425) 113/61 PIERREPONT (of 1871; C) 24/71 PRESIDENT CASINO IV PETR PEVVY 200/283 PIETER BOELE (tug) (1893) (Lake Charles, LA) 220/328 PETREL (121974) (tug) 159/166 (Rhine River; German) 250/90 PLAYERS RIVERBOAT PETROLIA DESGAGNES (Great PILGRIM (80861) 122/87, CASINO 206/144 Lakes) 242/150 148/232 PLAYERS RIVERBOAT PHAISTOS 151/166 PILGRIM (150524) 130/81 CASINO II 210/157 PHIL SHERIDAN (20161) PILGRIM (1891) 224/259, 262, PLEASURE (ferry) (1894) 102/77, (mid-section) 102/58 269, 261/8 239/212 PHILADELPHIA (ferry) (1899) PILGRIM BELLE a) CITY OF PLEASURE BAY (150495) 147/135, (painting) 244/261 CHESTER b) CITY OF 115/154 PHILADELPHIA b) S.S. WASHINGTON 142/93, PLINIO (Lake Como; Italian) SARDINIA (ex-ferry) (1926) 182/168 122/114 184/298 (see also SARDINA) PILGRIM BELLE (1984) PLUCK (150217) 53/15 PHILADELPHIA (of 1813) 71/67 168/272, 171/227, 172/272, PLUM ISLAND (US ferry) PHILADELPHIA (iii) (tug) 173/38, 44, 174/152, 175/196, 150/76, 262/47, 266/45 204/335 176/246, 247 PLYMOUTH (1909) 148/232, PHILADELPHIA BELLE a) PILGRIM BELLE (3318) 60/101 179/189, 261/13 MISSISSIPPI BELLE II PILGRIM BELLE (126493) PLYMOUTH (93331) 101/54 (1994) 277/61 127/161 PLYMOUTH (150502) 56/81 PHILIP D. LEFEVER 190/165 PILOT (pilot steamer) 168/243 POCAHONTAS (drawing) 217/51 PHILIP R. CLARKE (263699) PILOT BOAT NO. 2 265/24 POCAHONTAS (ferry) 217/51, 109/45 PILSUDSKI 162/82 236/282 PHILIPPINE TOURIST a) PINAR KAPTANOGLU (Turkish) POCAHONTAS (150628) FAIRSKY b) STEEL (damage) 250/140 140/254, 143/152 ARTISAN c) BARNES d) PINE BEND (291667) 110/117 POCAHONTAS (150638) 101/52 ATTACKER e) CASTLE PINEDALE a) E.D. CARTER b) POCAHONTAS (240352) 59/73, FORTE 148/227 WILLIAM T. ROBERTS c) (drawing) 4/46 PHILIPPINES a) AUGUSTUS DOW CHEMICAL d) POCOMOKE (150516) 94/74 (floating hotel) 234/152 NORMAN J. KOPMEIER POCONO a) SCANDINAVIA PHILO PARSONS (19678) 31/56, (Great Lakes) 137/44 (ferry) 137/49, 150/100 (painting) 15/278 PINEGLEN a) SAMUEL POHJOLA (Finnish) 167/176, PHOENIX (fireboat) 188/290, MATHER b) PATHFINDER 232/274 241/57 c) GODERICH d) SOO POINT ANCHA a) DELIGHT PHONIX (Elbe R.; German) 75/96 RIVER TRADER (Great (1919) 170/108 PHYLLIS MORAN (tug) 272/50 Lakes) 173/52 POINT BONITA a) BOUND PHYLLIS WHEATLEY a) PRINZ PINEGLEN (ii) 255/225 BROOK (1919) 170/100, 107 OSKAR b) ORION 192/268 PIONEER (19991) 25/5 POINT BRAVA a) OSAKIS b) PIANKATANK (130510) 13/220, PIONEER (206343) 128/196, MANHATTAN ISLAND 103/134, 168/240, 203/173 (aerial view) 128/199, (1919) 170/108 PIC R a) JAMES NASMYTH b) (interiors) 128/198, (outboard POINT COMFORT a) MERLE H. c) PIC RIVER profile) 128/198 NANTUCKET (1886) (Great Lakes) 170/130 PIONEER (tourboat) 265/50 143/151, 155/220 PIC RIVER a) JAMES PIONEER MINX 189/34 POINT FERMAN a) NASMYTH b) MERLE H. d) PIQUA (USN) (SP130) 192/268 CONTINENTAL BRIDGE PIC R (Great Lakes) 149/56 (1919) 170/107 124 POINT GAMMON a) PORTLAND (218331) 42/42 PRESIDENT a) CINCINNATI MENEMSHA (1967) (ferry) PORTLAND CARRIER 179/215 (Mississippi River) (1923) 250/137 PORTO RICO (1899) 223/174 145/50, 161/52, 177/1, POINT LOBOS b) ERNEST H. PORTO RICO a) PRINZ 191/224, 196/339, 217/21, MEYER (1918) 170/100 JOACHIM (1903) 223/179 241/60, 271/4 POINT REYES a) HOLYOKE PORTS-O-CALL (Disneyworld) PRESIDENT (gambling boat) BRIDGE (1920) 170/100 132/216, (starting platform) 203/232, 207/224, 208/309, POINT SALINAS a) DOCHET 132/217 214/141, 219/234 (1919) 170/107 PORTUGUESE PRINCESS PRESIDENT CASINO II 219/234 POINT SAN PEDRO a) (ferry) 252/286 PRESIDENT CASINO V a) HOUSTON (1920) 170/107 POSEIDONIA a) INNISFALLEN DAYLINER 215/236 POINTE NOIRE (317139-C) I (Greek) 151/163, 165/28, PRESIDENT CASINO 118/104 176/260 MISSISSIPPI (1992) 205/60 POINTE NOIRE a) SAMUEL POSITANO (cruise) 193/67 PRESIDENT CLEVELAND MATHER (Great Lakes) POTOMAC a) ALBANY (1880) (254296) 52/94, 118/119, 164/282 141/51, 152/213, 215, 218, 238/89, 96, 97, 104, 167, POLAR ENDEAVOR 257/60 219, 152/224, 225, 226 269/69 POLAR SEA 247/237 POTOMAC (1894) (steamer) PRESIDENT COOLIDGE POLARIS 150/82, 218/131 (painting) 252/340 (231219) (1931) 118/117, POLARLYS (Norway) 200/315 POTOMAC (20404) 18/346 242/89, 90, 93, 103, 105, 109, POLITKOFSKY (20304) 25/22 POTOMAC (105908) 30/28, 113, (drawing of wreck) POLLUX (Norwegian) (freighter) 109/39, 117/38, 132/248 242/116, (model) 273/34 195/234 POTOMAC (150672) (1894) PRESIDENT HAYES (220858) POLONIA (Polish) 162/81 13/220, 152/222, 158/101, 89/6, 191/212 POLYBUS 218/90 102, 103, 104, 181/47, PRESIDENT HOOVER (1931) POLYNESIAN PRINCESS a) 188/279, 280, 203/173, 181/24, 182/123, 242/89, 93- TERAAKA 197/55 (painting) 83/70 96, 102, 110, 111, (painting) POMORZE (Polish) 111/171 POTOMAC (Presidential Yacht) 242/85 PONHAM 226/113 175/204, 193/54, 200/305, PRESIDENT HOOVER a) PONTA DELGADA 170/138 252/320 PANAMA 198/115, 118 PONTIAC (Great Lakes) 172/280 POTOMAC (207201) 79/96, PRESIDENT JACKSON (221058) PONTOKRATIS 187/228 85/17, 103/142, (sunk) 89/7 PORPOISE (tug) 204/335 125/26, 132/234 PRESIDENT LINCOLN PORT BALTIMORE 166/120 POTTER (dredge) 211/205, (German) 20/393 PORT CHALMERS 211/188 214/114, 234/144 PRESIDENT LINCOLN (1982) PORT CURTIS 191/209 POUGHKEEPSIE (222280) 165/46 PORT IMPERIAL (ferry) (ferry) (1922) 147/140, PRESIDENT MONROE (220325) 182/127, 252/278 207/181 113/55 PORT JEFFERSON (tug) 274/76 POUGHKEEPSIE b) PRESIDENT MONROE (240216) PORT KINGSTON (British) 81/9 WESTCHESTER (215041) 93/17 PORT MORANT (British) 81/8 (1917) 158/144, 145, 160/297, PRESIDENT POLK 182/123, PORT RECOVERY 147/177 164/253, 173/66 188/258, 242/95 PORT WELCOME (280088) POVL ANKER 150/117 PRESIDENT RIVERBOAT 126/105, 143/171, 149/46, POWELL RIVER QUEEN CASINO 198/142 191/218, 226/167, 247/222, 203/228 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (dockside views) 127/143, 144 POWELL STACKHOUSE (Greek) 121/12 PORTLAND (of 1835) (painting) 146/112 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (of 116/197 PRAHA (Moldau R.; Czech.) 1931; Panama Canal Co.) PORTLAND (1890) 181/33, 107/143 89/16 192/297, 244/302, (on ocean PRAIRIE HARVEST (Great PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT floor) 244/303 Lakes) 169/54, 171/204 (257200) 113/58, 238/104, PORTLAND (St.W.) (1947) PREMIER (103652-C) 61/12 111, (model) 273/32, 38, 39 177/46 PRESCODOC (161516-C) 43/73 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PORTLAND (160488) 12/200, PRESIDENT (203813) 65/8 (221732) (ferry) (1921) 19/365, (salvaged items) PRESIDENT (223580) 40/90, 139/153, 256/282 12/201 63/70, 72/121, 111/149, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT a) PORTLAND (tug) 204/307, 130/97, 238/152, (fantail) PENINSULA STATE b) 205/42, 255/231, 268/56 75/87 PRESIDENT PIERCE 125 (221901) (1922) 174/90, PRIDE OF SUFFOLK (ferry) PRINCESS (Saginaw River; 202/107, 269/69 202/147 Michigan) (steam yacht) PRESIDENT TRUMAN (1988) PRIMUS (Swedish) (1875) 255/210 188/310 228/271, 232/282 PRINCESS II (Ohio River) PRESIDENT VAN BUREN PRINCE ANDREW (freighter) 208/321 (220709) 89/6 216/315 PRINCESS ACADIA (Canadian) PRESIDENT WARFIELD PRINCE ARTHUR (110131-C) 223/213 (227753) 17/323, 18/349, 121/19 PRINCESS ADELAIDE 21/410, 203/173, 219/181, PRINCE CHARLES (Belgian) (Canadian) 223/203 182, 241/39, 266/34 79/83 PRINCESS ALICE (1911) PRESIDENT WILSON (255039) PRINCE CHARLES (Canadian) (Canadian) 136/202, 223/204 118/119, 238/90, 92, 94, 98, (1907) 167/200 PRINCESS ANNE (235140) 113, 116, 167, 258/156, PRINCE EDWARD (British) 20/389, 56/91, 241/41, 269/69 62/53 (artist’s conception) 49/19 PRESIDENTE SARMIENTO PRINCE GEORGE (110003-C) PRINCESS BEATRICE (Argentine) 191/206, 207 121/19, (deck scenes) 122/125 (Canadian) 136/198 PRESIDENTE WILSON (Italian) PRINCE GEORGE (129748-C) PRINCESS BEATRIX (Dutch) 217/19 21/428, 28/93 109/52 PRESIDENT’S CASINO 227/222 PRINCE GEORGE (179563-C) PRINCESS CHARLOTTE PRETORIA CASTLE (British) 104/195, 121/21 (Canadian) 136/200, 223/202 47/78 PRINCE GEORGE (Canadian) PRINCESS DANAE 227/214 PRETORIA CASTLE a) S.A. (1898) 170/80, 172/244, PRINCESS DAPHNE a) OCEAN ORANJE 137/32 194/143 MONARCH 269/66 “PRE-WAR PASSENGER PRINCE GEORGE or PRINCE PRINCESS ELAINE 137/40 RIVER VESSEL #9” ARTHUR (Canadian) (1898) PRINCESS ELIZABETH (British) (Chinese) 152/280 183/244 72/118, 116/244, 136/204, PRIAMYRE 187/239 PRINCE GEORGE (Canadian) (fantail) 106/104 PRIDE OF ALOHA 251/241, (1910) 167/200 PRINCESS ELIZABETH 266/63 PRINCE GEORGE (Canadian) (156463-C) 70/54, 223/209 PRIDE OF AMERICA (2005) (1948) 137/39, 139/135, 136, PRINCESS HELENE (156707-C) 249/73, 250/151, 251/209, 159/202, 167/200, 217/56, 57, 33/18, 73/32, 86/47 254/147, 255/220, 229, 237, 221/57 PRINCESS JOAN (156465-C) 252 PRINCE HENRY (156885-C) 70/55 PRIDE OF BILBAO a) 81/16 PRINCESS KATHLEEN OLYMPIA 207/228 PRINCE LAURENT 178/130 (150908-C) (1924) 70/35, PRIDE OF BRUGES 203/235 PRINCE NOVA (320804-C) 94/58 136/200, 204, 223/207, 274/59 PRIDE OF CHERBOURG II PRINCE OF FUNDY (Swedish) PRINCESS LOUISE (150555-C) 213/69 161/40, (painting) 115/170, 112/251, 153/50, 187/226, PRIDE OF CLEVELAND (1988) 117/44 193/54, 223/205, 218, 251 193/22 PRINCE OF WALES (of 1860) PRINCESS LOUISE II 143/135 PRIDE OF GALVESTON 23/26 PRINCESS M. a) PENN AR BED (gambling ship) 199/239 PRINCE OF WALES (of 1863; b) SUENO MARINA (Greek) PRIDE OF HAMPSHIRE a) Can. inland lake) 36/95 176/262, 197/33 VIKING VENTURER PRINCE ROBERT (Canadian) PRINCESS MAHSURI a) 192/316 (1930) 167/200 BERLIN 163/209 PRIDE OF HAWAII (2006) PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND PRINCESS MARGARET (cruise) 257/69, 259/235, 244, (tanker) 137/50 (Canadian) 136/200 263/67, 267/73 PRINCESA (casino boat) 230/137 PRINCESS MARGUERITE PRIDE OF HYTHE (ferry) PRINCESA CYPRIA 193/62 (190660-C) 29/16, 95/103, 206/148 PRINCESA MARISSA 212/292 136/202, 223/211, 215, 251 PRIDE OF LOS ANGELES a) PRINCESA VICTORIA a) PRINCESS MARGUERITE SPIRIT OF LOS ANGELES DUNNOTTAR CASTLE (Canadian) (1949) 134/107, 196/311 (1936) 230/122 135/162, 136/203, 240, PRIDE OF MISSISSIPPI 191/219 PRINCESS (96347) 47/75, 137/39, 153/1, 186/119, 120, PRIDE OF ROTTERDAM (ferry) 255/210 167, 192/311, 193/56, 239/233 PRINCESS (78006-C) 64/88, 195/229, 200/308 PRIDE OF SAN DIEGO 198/138, 235/207, (drawing) 49/16 PRINCESS MARGUERITE 199/239 (British) 210/141 126 PRINCESS MARGUERITE III PRINSESSE MARGARETHE PROVINCETOWN (204233) (ferry) 223/229 (Danish) 140/227 100/145 PRINCESS MARISSA 185/62, PRINSESSE MARGUERITE PROVINCETOWN (224391) 201/67, 271/19 (Danish) 63/75 84/118, 85/1, 126/71, 73, PRINCESS MATOIKA 239/177 PRINSESSE RAGNHILD (afire) 111/172, 126/75, (bow PRINCESS NORAH (1928) (Norwegian) 158/133, only) 109/59, (fantail) 84/128, (Canadian) 223/208 244/326 85/17, (faire damage) 113/48, PRINCESS OF ACADIA (ferry) PRINZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM (interior) 84/128, 109/59, 173/39, 269/41, 274/54 (German) 112/216 112/242, (sunk) 126/75 PRINCESS OF ACADIA (ii) PRINZ HAMLET 180/302 PROVINCETOWN II (ferry) (ferry) 260/309 PRINZ OBERON 163/206 157/41, 160/270, 195/216, PRINCESS OF ALBERNI PRINZESSAN VICTORIA 227/224, 245/47, 260/311, 147/181 LUISE (1901) 177/5, 8, 10 265/50 PRINCESS OF NEW YORK PRISCILLA (150666) 20/392, PRUDENCE 140/232 180/287 115/161, 133/27, 28, 29, PRUDENCE FERRY 179/200 PRINCESS OF TASMANIA 148/235, 170/77, 191/250, PRUDENTIAL OCEANJET (Australian) 73/27, 163/208 (interior views) 115/157, 158, (504015) 104/208 PRINCESS OF THE WAVES (paintings) 24/49, 89/36, (post PT 109 196/328 147/178 collision) 261/11 PUERTO VALLARTA 137/56 PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER PRISCILLA ALDEN a) NEW PUIJO (Finland) 167/174 (197858-C) 57/19, 140/242, SHOREHAM b) MYRTLE II PULASKI (Polish) 162/80 165/46, 186/124 (130934) (1901) 165/6 PUMPER (Canadian) 248/260 PRINCESS PATRICIA (190663- PRISCILLA H. CHURCHILL PUNKAHARJU (Finland) (1901) C) 104/206, 129/56, 134/107, (294123) 91/93 167/174, 176 161/50, 186/123, 189/54, 83, PVT. JOSEPH F. MERRELL PUNO (1862) 248/267 191/222, 221/57, 223/210, (261133) (ferry) 38/41, PURITAN (150471) (painting) 214, (pilothouse) 237/3 139/160, 140/198 24/51 PRINCESS POCAHONTAS PROCTOR K. SMILEY PURITAN (150898) 80/113 214/145 (sternwheel ferry) 168/276 PURITAN (Lake Minnetonka) PRINCESS ROYAL (121988-C) PROFESSOR MOLCHANOV 173/8 71/89, 136/199 214/148 PUTAH (USAE snagboat in PRINCESS SOPHIA (130620-C) PROGRESSIVE (1983) 254/138 “movie” dress) 54/37 70/37 PROMETHUS 239/233 PUT-IN-BAY (208636) 31/56, PRINCESS SUPERIOR (1974) PROMISE (150590) (1892) 40/76, 42/48, 239/214, 240/292, (Canadian) 223/220 240/279 (drawing) 19/376, (interior) PRINCESS VICTORIA (115953- PROTEA a) CANTIGNY b) 84/124, (pilothouse) 36/97 C) 19/370, 28/96, 35/64, AMERICAN BANKER c) PYRAMID (116371) 75/84 136/197, 223/201 VILLE D’ANVERS d) CITY PYAP (Murray R.; Australian) PRINCESSE RAGHNILD 268/61 OF ATHENS e) AROSA 125/8 PRINCIPI PEREFEITO a) FAIR KULM 181/14 PYONGYANG NO. 1 (North SKY (Portuguese) 125/36, PROTECTOR (202008) 69/32 Korean) 232/279 179/172 PROTOSTATIS (Greek) 97/32 PRINCIPIA (yacht) 213/31, 33-35, PROUD AUSTRALIA (hotel ship) QUADRA 199/222, 202/137 217/2 196/322 QUADRA QUEEN II (330610) PRINDOC 163/204, 225/67 PROUD SYDNEY (Australian) (1969) 153/20 PRINS FLIP 204/314 185/64 QUAKER CITY (20528) PRINS MAURITS 189/21 PROVENCE (tanker) 220/307 (lithographs) 40/81, 101/5 PRINSEDAM (Dutch) 129/35, PROVIDENCE (201723) 134/126, QUANTICO a) LAKE FARGO 156/288, 157/2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 148/235, 218/119, 120, (1919) 230/97 12, 14, 16, 76 270/23, (dockside view) QUEBEC (153450-C) 98/56 PRINSES BEATRIX (Dutch) 131/190, (painting) 270/1 QUEBECOIS (319265-C) 113/42, 148/237 PROVIDER (Yarra River; 182/139, 214/143 PRINSESSAN 156/265 Australian) 258/161 QUEDOC a) NEW QUEDOC PRINSESSAN BIRGITTA PROVINCETOWN a) DISTRICT 157/54 (Swedish) 152/264 OF COLUMBIA 140/237, QUEEN (Flathead Lake, Mont.) PRINSESSE ANNE-MARIE 250/171 114/96 (Danish) 76/121 PROVINCETOWN (of 1973) QUEEN (Lake Okoboji, Ia.) 51/68 127/169 QUEEN II 181/60 127 QUEEN ANNA MARIA a) QUEEN FREDERICA (Greek) QUEEN OF COQUITLAM EMPRESS OF BRITAIN c) 119/143, 127/158, 220/254 139/173, 185 CARNIVALE (1956) 137/34, QUEEN M a) RANGATIRA QUEEN OF COWICHAN 142/91, 92 189/62, 196/321 138/116 QUEEN ANNA MARIA QUEEN MARY (British) 100/131, QUEEN OF HEARTS 179/191, (German) 121/41 103/142, 104/202, 105/44, 227/241 QUEEN CITY (20614) 31/51, 106/69, 71, 72, 73, 76, 77, 80, QUEEN OF NANAIMO (ferry) 42/33, 214/92, 246/143, 81, 82, 83, 84, 88, 109/12, 54, 163/200 (painting) 53/13 199/202, 245/62, 249/1, 2, QUEEN OF NASSAU QUEEN CITY (sternwheeler) 257/84, 259/216, 275/48, (Panamanian) 128/256, 170/92 151/180, 182/87, 136 (aerial views) 96/120, 121, QUEEN OF NEW ORLEANS (i) QUEEN CITY CLIPPER 193/28 122, 106/57, 66, 67, 68, 69, 210/157, 218/147, (sketch) QUEEN CONSTANTINA 71, 74, 78, 83, 84, 109/9, 209/68 255/205 234/86, 168, 248/300, 272/39, QUEEN OF NEW QUEEN CORAL (Japanese ferry) (builder’s plate) 106/59, WESTMINSTER 199/223, 149/27 (construction views) 10/60, 201/55 QUEEN ELIZABETH (British) 61, 62, 63, 65, (drawings) QUEEN OF PRINCE RUPERT 109/1, 4, 12, 13, 14, 109/17, 106/86, 87, (fantail) 105/54, (323870-C) 104/216, 154/129, 28, 29, 32, 167/158, 213/24, 106, 58, 69, 131/161, (rake) 271/59 249/1, 2, (aerial views) 236/295, (painting) 239/252 QUEEN OF SAANICH 202/139 106/75, 109/4, 9, 15, 16, 17, QUEEN MARY (British) (1933) QUEEN OF ST. JOHNS (of 28, 32, 33, 121/64, 148/228, 230 1854?) (drawing) 31/52 (construction scenes) 109/3, 4, QUEEN MARY (British) (1936) QUEEN OF SAINT PAUL 157/52 (fantail) 109/7, 13, 30, 61, 137/39, 167/158, 177/23, 26, QUEEN OF SURREY (British (interiors) 109/10, 19, 21, 22, 28, 187/205, 213/24 Columbia Ferries) 132/241, 23, 25, 27, (model) 109/18, QUEEN MARY (excursion boat) 159/202 (one stack) 109/18 237/76 QUEEN OF SIDNEY 250/152 QUEEN ELIZABETH (ii) 276/50, QUEEN MARY 2 (British) QUEEN OF THE CHANNEL 277/24-27 246/125, 249/1, 5, 14, 15, 17, (British) 66/47, 107/163 QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 (British) 18, 20, 21, 250/119-122, 144, QUEEN OF THE ISLANDS 108/169, 110/118, 111/133, 257/84, 258/134, 141, 164, 190/136, 203/224 115/181, 127/142, 138/111, 261/53, 80, 88, 262/69, QUEEN OF THE 126, 140/228, 145/38, 263/73, 265/12, 268/20, 21, NETHERLANDS 257/68, 148/245, 154/122, 158/138, 31, 277/25-27, (in color) 273/72 164/229, 290, 168/246, 257/43, 46, 88, (paintings) QUEEN OF THE NORTH (ferry) 174/136, 175/154, 227, 181, 237/84, 250/172, 253/84 175/204, 258/153 39, 64, 183/195, 196, 197, QUEEN OF ALBERNI 140/242, QUEEN OF THE PACIFIC 252, 187/205, 199/170, 210, 152/256, 172/276, 181/50, (wharfside view) 86/36 204/254, 292, 212/257, 258, 262/66 QUEEN OF THE RED 212/322 262, 264, 268, 279, 280, 282, QUEEN OF BERMUDA (British) QUEEN OF THE WEST 219/195, 226/145, 231/169, 82/52, 101/34, 35, 135/192, (Columbia River) 214/138, 204, 220, 242/147, 249/1, 86, 151/137, (bow) 108/181, 216/313, 258/156, 259/245 250/121, 122, 258/134, (deck scene) 108/179 QUEEN OF VANCOUVER 261/88, 263/73, 75, 265/5, 6, QUEEN OF BERMUDA a) (ferry) 255/230, 270/56 7, 11, 12, 267/70, 268/1, 4-6, BRASIL b) VOLENDAM c) QUEEN OF VICTORIA (ferry) 11, 12, 13, 16-21, 25, 27, 29, MONARCH SUN d) 158/126, 234/142 30, 34, 36-39, 269/6, 14, VOLENDAM e) ISLAND QUEEN VERGINA 184/312, (aerial fantail) 118/123, (aerial SUN f) LIBERTE g) 194/148 views) 111/132, 120/216, CANADA STAR 191/170 QUEEN VICTORIA (British) 130/101, (mid-ship section) QUEEN OF BURNBAY (322978- (cruise) 261/81, 264/78, 108/212, (pilothouse) C) 126/113 265/6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 267/70, 111/130, (remodeling) QUEEN OF BURNBY 176/276 268/17, 274/38, 277/24-27 127/141, 142, (painting) QUEEN OF CAPILANO QUEENS (202347) 28/84 231/169, 250/172 (Canadian) (ferry) 200/306 QUEENS (ferry) (1905) 139/156 QUEEN FREDERICA a) QUEEN OF CHILLIWACK QUEENSCLIFFE (ferry) MALOLO b) MATSONIA c) (ferry) 200/307, 261/67, (Australian) 189/64, 230/159, ATLANTIC (1926) 144/226, 262/67 265/71 146/97, 98, 99, 132, 147/171 QUEST 139/166 128 QUESTER I (oceangraphic craft) (aerial views) 96/120, 121, REEF ENDEAVOR (Australian) 119/159 122, 123 218/142, 259/251, 261/75 QUETICO 205/62 RAINBOW 212/323 REFUGE (221727) (hospital ship) QUIBERON (ferry) 204/314 RAJAH BROOKE (1948) 15/272 QUILLAYUTE (226513) 113/37 156/261, 187/201, 202 REGAL EMPRESS a) OLYMPIA QUINAULT (226738) 103/138 RALPH H. WATSON 192/314 b) CARIBE I (1953) (Greek) QUINAULT (ferry) (1927) RALPH MISENER (Great Lakes) 207/214, 211/170, 212/303, 154/128, 170/124, 183/220, 156/283, 211/228 219/230, 220/343, 227/214, 205/16, 17, 24, 83, 253/22, RAMON (212870) 51/69, 189/73, 229/49, 235/217, 247/226, 265/65 74, 75 267/31, 268/64, 270/66, 271/8 QUINISTA (383249) (1977) RANGER (ferry) (Cape Fear REGAL PRINCESS (British) 153/22 River) 259/233 (1991) 200/295, 298, 335, QUINSAM (ferry) 163/199 RANGER III (277361) 131/182 204/284, 238/144, 251/209, QUIRIGUA (231645) 46/41 RAPHAEL SEMMES (1942) 255/240, 262/74 QUISTCONCK (1918) 246/91, 92 269/21 REGAL VOYAGER 239/224 QUONSET a) BOJANGLES b) RAPIDS KING 190/88 REGENCY a) IRISH COAST b) ELIZABETH MONROE RAPIDS PRINCE (130418-C) ORPHEUS c) SEMIRAMIS II SMITH (ferry) (1915) 150/80, 33/22, 62/47 d) ACHILLEUS e) APOLLO 181/42, 201/47, 275/22, 24, RASA SAYANG a) XI f) APOLLON II 162/134, 25, 26, 29 BERGENSFJORD b) DE 184/324 GRASSE 135/142, 143/148, REGENT JEWEL (Mediterranean) R.E. DE RUSSY (USAE: 157/60 (ferry) 208/318, 212/319 snagboat) 102/78 RATTLESNAKE 195/223 REGENT LIVERPOOL (British) R.E. PHILLIPS (110703) 129/23 RAWLEIGH WARNER (218003) 112/243 R.G. COBURN (1870) (Great 58/30 REGENT RAINBOW a) SANTA Lakes) 236/273 RAY ECKSTEIN 226/147 ROSA 206/138, 212/254, R.H. BAKER 266/59 RAYMOND H. REISS a) 267/17 R.H. BEYMER 253/59, 270/72 EMORY L. FORD (214318) REGENT SEA a) GRIPSHOLM R.J. BOWMAN (254878) (tug) (1916) 100/146, 158/130 b) NAVARINO c) 120/217, 166/116, 254/123 RAZZMATAZZ a) STELLA SAMANTHA 174/136, R.J. HACKETT (1869) (Great MARIS II 264/77 177/58, 180/246, 278, Lakes) 236/267 READY (USCG cutter) 233/60 194/135, 200/278, 217/68, R.J. PFEIFFER 205/57 REAL MCCOY 270/57 231/239, 238/149, 239/198 R.L. IRELAND 277/75 REBECCA P (tug) 192/303, REGENT SPIRIT 208/318 R.N. RICE (21191) 110/69 207/251 REGENT STAR a) R.O. PETMAN (125977-C) RED BANK (111411) 94/60, STATENDAM b) 107/159 126/95 RHAPSODY 181/64, RO/RO TAMPERE 206/150 RED BEECH (tender) 208/276 184/318, 188/288, 335, R.R. CUYLER (of 1861) 32/74 RED LIGHTNING 230/146 195/220, 204/283, 216/325, RTS-203 168/276 RED MOUNTAIN 207/184 236/323 R.W. NAYE (518412) 110/115 RED OAK VICTORY (1944) REGENT SUN 190/152, 204/254, R. WEEKS (dredge) 265/53 (victory ship) 230/141, 294, 211/170, 213/50, 217/49, RACE POINT 190/128 266/23-28 220/343, 239/199 RACER (C.C.G.) 200/307 RED ROVER (hospital steamboat) REGGIO (Italian) 79/83, 94/70 RADIANCE OF THE SEAS 15/270 REGINA BALTICA 245/65, 238/137 RED STAR 225/13, 16 271/62 RADIOSA 188/322 RED WING a) BOUND BROOK REGINA D’ITALIA (1907) RADISSON DIAMOND 204/319, b) IMPERIAL EDMONTON (Italian) 217/12 232/325, 254/154 179/216 REGINA MAERSK RADISSON SEVEN SEAS REDBIRD (508628) 106/113 (containership) 228/303 NAVIGATOR (hotel ship) REDONDO (111405) (1902) REGINA MARIS a) REGINA 254/137 170/96 MARIS b) MERCATOR RADNIK a) LURLINE b) REDWOOD (towboat) 156/229 ONE c) FRANKFURT ONE CHIRIKOF (Yugoslavian) REDWOOD EMPIRE (ferry) (German) 156/242 181/20 205/7 REGINA PRIMA a) PANAMA b) RAFFAELLO (Italian) 96/119, REEDY POINT (tug) (1958) JAMES PARKER c) 180/249, 254, 258, 260, 308, 269/58 PANAMA d) PRESIDENT HOOVER e) REGINA 129 152/268, 178/134, 159, RESOLUTE (steam launch) RICHARD J. REUSS (86582) 180/284, 198/123 167/194, 213/15 122/86 REID MCALLISTER (tug) 269/58 RESOLUTE (container ship) RICHARD M. MARSHALL b) REINA DEL MAR a) OCEAN (1960) 160/238 JOSEPH S. WOOD c) JOHN MONARCH b) VARNA RESOLUTE a) WILLIAM DYKSTRA d) BENSON 137/26, 159/181, 184, 160/292 O’SWALD b) BRABANTIA FORD (Great Lakes) 180/296 REINA VICTORIA EUGENIA d) LOMBARDIA 174/92 RICHARD PECK (110971) 2/14, (Spanish) 208/272, 209/2 RESOLUTION BAY 244/328 19/363, 131/158, 153/39, REINDEER (of 1850) (painting) RT. HON. PAUL J. MARTIN 156/264, (sketch) 106/109 25/12 235/232 RICHARD REISS (Great Lakes) REISS BROTHERS (223607) REX (Italian) (1923) 145/25, 34, 242/151, 250/147 112/235 152/247, 272/37 RICHARD STOCKTON (21591) REISS BROTHERS (Great Lakes) REY JAIME I (Spanish) 101/32 71/69 177/14, 15 REYNA FILIPINA 149/40 RICHARD WILLING 163/174 RELIANCE (of 1879; N.Y. State) RHAPSODY a) CUNARD RICHARD WITH 270/78 84/119 CONQUEST (1976) 251/210 RICHELIEU (150828-C) 98/60, RELIANCE (110842) 73/6 RHAPSODY a) STATENDAM 88, (bow only) 102/88, (deck RELIANCE (125903) 103/133 (Bahamian) 165/58, 166/120, plans) 98/64, 65, (fantail) RELIANCE a) JOHANN 172/259, 177/42, 231/200 98/60, (interiors) 98/63, 66, 68 HEINRICH BURCHARD b) RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS RICHELIEU (Great Lakes) 169/55 LIMBURGIA 174/92 225/62, 270/58, 271/63, RICHELIEU a) RELIANCE (tug) 263/70 274/70 NARRAGANSETT (1913) RELIEF (U.S. lightship) 111/171, RHEA (tug) 244/311 256/336 120/217 RHEA BOUCHARD (tug) RICHELIEU (iii) 276/67 RELIEF (110655) (fantail) 74/64 218/129 RICHMOND (110862) 13/223, RELLA MAE 154/22, 156/272, RHEIN (German) (1967) 144/208 188/278 197/83 RHEIN (Lake Constance; Swiss) RIDEAU KING 155/188 REMBRANDT 234/138, 235/218, 102/84, 175/164 RIDEAU QUEEN (107742) 239/197, 240/313, 247/242 RHEINENERGIE (German) 155/181 RENA 184/288 252/322 RIDGETOWN (202296) 132/246 RENAISSANCE (Greek) 135/176, RHEINGOLD (Rhine R.; German) RIGI (Lake Lucerne; Swiss) 144/201, 235/190 103/151, 106/103 (1848) 92/133, 102/66, 253/4 RENAISSANCE I RHEINLAND b) RÜDESHEIM c) RIGI (1955) 142/71 (Mediterranean) 194/152 PRINS DE NEDERLANDEN RIM (Panamanian) (freighter) R-TWO 240/324, 241/67 216/273 199/176 R-FIVE a) BLUE DREAM RHEINLAND (1926) (German) RIMOUSKI (170141-C) 61/4 244/329 248/335 RINJANI (Indonesian) 170/138 R-SEVEN 240/339 RHEINLAND b) RÜDESHEIM RIO DE LA PLATA (1890) RENAISSANCE TWO 199/234 (ii) c) DE MAJESTEIT 226/132 RENAISSANCE SIX 212/293 (Dutch) 231/235 RIO MAFIL (freighter) 208/306, RENAISSANCE SEVEN 231/200, RHINE (ferry) 186/88 209/53 244/332 RHODE ISLAND (of 1861; USS) RIO URUGUAY (1898) 226/132 RENAISSANCE EIGHT 226/153, 123/138, 261/12, (model) RIP a) HMAS WHYALLA 236/320 273/57 (Australian) 171/208 RENOWN a) SARAH RHODODENDRON (235123) RIP VAN WINKLE (Hudson EDENBORN (1909) 217/61 88/114, 199/226 River) 177/39, 182/159 RENSSELAER (206501) 21/411, RHODODENDRON a) RIPA a) FAIRSTAR 222/149 163/170, 166/144, 170/108, GOVERNOR HERBERT R. RIPTIDE III 204/294 (interior) 12/209 O’CONNOR (ferry) 167/200, RITA a) MARGARITA L 253/68 RENVOYLE 191/189 264/64 RIVER BOYNE (bulk carrier) REPUBLIC (110358) 91/82, RHONDA-VOO (restaurant) 264/72 213/51, 249/60 223/233 RIVER CAFÉ 165/41 RESCUE (110228) 73/3, 254/119 RHYNLAND (1879) 241/32 RIVER DOG a) LIBERTY RESERVE (265360) 128/240, RICHARD BORDEN (painting) BELLE b) BAY STATE 266/57 244/261 231/219 RESOLUTE (1950) (tug) 270/61 RICHARD E. WAUGH 258/151 RIVER EMBLEY 272/64 RESOLUTE (German) 89/5 RICHARD F. IRVINE (Disney RIVER EXPLORER (computer World) 132/219 generated) 221/60, 229/61 130 RIVER LADY 192/323 ROBERT E. LEE (210650) ROCKBRIDGE 206/127 RIVER MART (floating (fantail) 101/53 ROCKCLIFFE HALL (160709-C) convenience store) 257/18 ROBERT E. LEE a) CHARLES 121/50 RIVER PRINCESS a) CITY OF H. WEST (1934) (restaurant) ROCKET (211610) 131/182, CAMDEN b) MOUNT 255/227 266/60 VERNON c) CHARLES S. ROBERT F. STOCKTON RODANTHI (ferry) 197/64 ZIMMERMAN 182/127, (British) 40/73 RODMAN WANNAMAKER 204/293 ROBERT FULTON (206288) (223061) (ferry) 139/157 RIVER QUEEN (steam launch) (1909) 26/40, 29/18, 59/69, RODOS (Greek) 136/211, 62/25, 65/11, 139/170, 72, 74/52, 107/126, 127, 128, 160/266, 197/31, 199/231 140/238, 179/190, 200/267, 128/233, 141/60, 146/126, ROGALIN a) CELTIC PRIDE 214/141, (engine “room”) 151/138, 163/153, 169, 170, 249/70 65/12 183/251, 207/212, 252/288, ROGER (211105) 107/158 RIVER QUEEN (223447) 71/79 264/26, 29, 31, 272/16, (deck ROGER BLOUGH (533062) RIVER QUEEN (274217) 64/94 scenes) 107/130, (fantail) 123/185, 219/227, 273/58 RIVER QUEEN (Ohio River) 109/62, (hurricane deck) ROGER REVELLE 218/133, 208/321 54/43, 107/117, (interiors) 220/305 RIVER QUEEN (1864) 253/33 107/129, (pilothouse) ROGER STAHL a) KAW RIVER QUEEN a) SHASTA 107/118, 125, (model) 96/116, (U.S.C.G. tug) 232/317 (1922) (ferry) 236/311, (painting), 196/257, 272/13 ROI BAUDOUIN (Belgian) (restaurant) 221/57 ROBERT J 254/143 167/208 RIVER ROSE (Ohio River) ROBERT J. IRWIN (310288-C) ROLAND DESGAGNES a) 206/156, 208/322 85/22 FRANKCLIFFE HALL b) RIVER ROUGE (Canadian) ROBERT KOCH 178/131 NORTHCLIFFE HALL c) 134/111 ROBERT LEMEUR NORTHCLIFFE 155/208 RIVER TRANSPORT a) (icebreaker/tug) 225/61 ROLAND L. (173694-C) 36/94 QUINNEBAUG b) ROBERT M. FRASER (202516) ROLAND VON BREMEN TRANSPAN (315856-C) 100/146 (German) 178/111, 112, 113 118/104, 135/167 ROBERT NOBLE (ferry) 235/241 ROLF BRUM a) FRANCOIS RIVERANDA 171/190 ROBERT S. PIERSON a) LAKE FERRY 142/101 RIVERBOAT PRINCESS WILLIAM K. FIELD b) REISS ROMA a) MEDINA (Italian) 187/222 BROTHERS c) GEORGE D. (1926) 145/28, 270/21, 274/9 RIVERSHELL a) PETER G. GOBLE (391528-C) (Great ROMAN (124744) (1907) 178/104 CAMPBELL b) Lakes) 155/208, 162/104, ROMANCE a) CHICAGO 233/55 RIVERSHELL c) GOOD 177/16 ROMANCE a) LIBERTY HOPE d) B.A. SENTINEL e) ROBERT S. PIERSON (ii) a) 175/198, 202/136, 209/50 GULF SENTINEL 139/177 WOLVERINE 267/55 ROMANSHORN (Lake RIVIERA a) OCEAN MONARCH ROBERT T. GRAHAM (216127) Constance; Swiss) 94/70 b) VARNA c) VENUS (1942) 137/10 ROMANTICA (Greek) 79/83, 154/104, 160/292 ROBERT W. LEA (254269) 29/21 212/294 RIVIERA I 235/209 ROBIN (1950) 218/138 ROMANTICA a) FORT RIVIERE DU LOUP (154469-C) ROBIN DONCASTER 211/193 TOWNSHEND b) AL-AMIR- 61/5 ROBIN GRAY 211/211 SAUD c) MANSOUR (1936) R.M.S. TITANIC 209/34 ROBIN KETTERING 262/23 154/106, 171/210 ROANA a) OSTERSOEN (Greek) ROBIN LOCKSLEY (1940) ROMANZA a) HUASCARAN b) 176/262 262/17, 20 BEAVER-BRAE c) ROANOKE (of 1851) 29/10 ROBIN SHERWOOD 262/24 AURELIA 141/36 ROANOKE (110515) 29/11 ROBIN WENTLEY 262/18, 21 RONG CHENG (Chinese) 205/42 ROANOKE (tug) 200/300 ROBINSON BAY (Seaway ROSE (British) 77/25 ROBERT A. SNYDER a) Development Corp) 201/61 ROSE A. FEENY (tug) 247/190, ULSTER (25290) 145/11, (pilothouse) 118/66 191 201/74 ROCHAMBEAU (French) 138/94 ROSE CITY (27637) 28/87 ROBERT C. STANLEY 192/314 ROCHELLE 134/87, 89 ROSE ISLAND 194/147 ROBERT DOLLAR II (passenger ROCHESTER CASTLE 211/188 ROSE S a) KOKOKU MARU ship) 195/172-174 ROCKAWAY (ferry) (1877) 250/153 ROBERT E. LEE (21791) 102/79, 199/217, (sketch of hull) ROSE STANDISH (21130) 51/56, 152/223, (model) 23/48, 272/25, (sketch of wreck) 74/33, 123/132, 154/88, 104/172 272/26, 27, 28 155/191 131 ROSEBANK 134/89 ROYAL VICTORIA (Canadian) ROSEBERY (175132-C) 25/10 (ferry) 202/138, 211/225, S. & J. OTERI (Italian) (model) ROSELLA 257/65 212/308, 213/61 85/6 ROSIE O’SHEA 190/134 ROYAL VIKING SEA 198/150, S.A. ORANGE 134/116 ROSLIN CASTLE a) 199/210 S.A. VAAL 134/116 ARMADALE (1883) 137/24 ROYAL VIKING SKY S.B. VALENTINE (towboat) ROSS PRINCE 222/107 (Norwegian) 128/228, 150/86, 222/130 ROTHESAY CARRIER (331572- 155/211, 159/180, 160/288, S.C. HART (116710) 99/95, C; barge) 119/164 178/132, 182/144 204/262, 263, 268 ROTHESAY CASTLE (British) ROYAL VIKING STAR S.D. BROOKS a) ST. FAITH 85/4 (Norwegian) 124/228, 201/40, 41 ROTTERDAM b) REMBRANDT 199/170, 216, 212/268 S. FRANCESCO DI PAOLA (1959) 143/169, 218/143, ROYAL VIKING SUN 187/238, (Italian) (aerial view) 120/228 219/216, 221/59, 251/199, 189/43, 68, 190/152, 192/302, S.L. 180 (531478) 119/159 257/84, 260/339, 268/63, 230/151 S.L. CROSBY (tug) 148/261, 273/1, 3, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, ROYAL WING 191/232 176/295 (painting) 222/85 ROYALE 170/120, 177/38, 182/86 S.S. CATALINA 237/79 ROTTERDAM (i; Dutch) 26/32 ROYALTON 138/121 S.S. POTOMAC a) CITY OF ROTTERDAM (ii; Dutch) 26/32 R THREE 235/208 PHILADELPHIA (1910) ROTTERDAM (iii; Dutch) 26/32, RUBY (Murray R.; Australian) 141/51, 220/266-269 71/84, 193/56, (aerial view) 125/5, 223/170 S.S. WASHINGTON 233/35 96/124 RUBY a) CUNARD COUNTESS S. V. LUCKENBACH (202491) ROTTERDAM (v) 222/89-93, 96, (1976) 263/31 16/291 225/83 RUBY CREST (from far away) SAANICH a) MIC MAC b) ROTTERDAM (vi) 226/145 262/61 SEBASTIAN (117323) (tug) ROY A. JODREY 133/43 RUDESHEIM (German) (1926) (1904) 159/168 ROYAL ARGOSY 234/156 144/206 SABINO a) TOURIST (205213) ROYAL CITY STAR 234/157 RUDOKOP (Russian) (tug) (1908) 77/13, 15, 79/77, ROYAL CLIPPER a) LOWELL 216/270 104/206, 212, 105/49, 50, THOMAS EXPLORER b) RUDOS (Greek) 90/64 107/151, 152, 127/188, BORE III 145/54, 68, 165/52 RUFUS P. RANNEY (205088) 140/252, 147/174, 167/228, ROYAL DAFFODIL (British) 78/53 187/171, 203/259, 251/219, 66/47 RÜGEN (German) (1972) (ferry) 267/1, 33, 34, (chrysalis) ROYAL EAGLE (British) 50/33 255/234 103/139, (fantail) 96/142, ROYAL IRIS (British) 40/79 RUMELI HISARI (ferry) 104/214, 124/253 ROYAL MAJESTY 204/318, (Turkish) (1949) 171/170, SACHSEN (German) (deck plans) 215/216 174/109 93/8, (mchy. diagram) 93/9 ROYAL NORDIC EMPRESS RUNEBERG (Finnish) 167/176 SACRAMENTO (130118) 109/43, 179/220 RUNIC (British) 41/19 (pilothouse) 23/43 ROYAL ODYSSEY a) SHALOM RURI MARU (Japanese) 61/15 SACRAMENTO (ferry) 193/41 b) HANSEATIC c) DORIC RUSS (Russian) 209/61 SAGA 201/49 (Panama) (1964) 158/135, RUSSELL PETERSON (research SAGA ROSE a) SAGAFJORD b) 164/259, 290, 181/43, vessel) 267/49 GRIPSHOLM (1965) 259/214 184/316, 221/52 RUSSIA b) WAESLAND 175/156 SAGAFJORD (Norwegian) ROYAL PRINCE 191/210, 211 RUTENFJELL 161/54 105/20, 156/248, 157/58, ROYAL PRINCESS (British) RUTH (steam launch) 172/278 171/228, 178/90, 197/66, 170/136, 173/56, 182/144, RUTH ALEXANDER 133/35, 198/141, 205/51 200/295, 204/284, 224/310, 188/264 SAGAMO (122218-C) 2/12, 229/49, 267/67 RUTH M. REINAUER (tug) 63/77, 111/167, 113/20, ROYAL SCOTSMAN (of 1936; 271/77 122/69, 128/193, 206 British) 105/34 RUTHERFORD (steam launch) SAGAMORE (ferry) 137/59, ROYAL SOVEREIGN (British) 126/81 226/111 66/47 RUTLI (Swiss) (1929) 142/70 SAGINAW (69524-C) (1866) ROYAL STAR a) CARIB STAR RYDE (British) 118/112 36/79, 234/146, 240/265, 149/50 RYNDAM (1910) (University 270/53 ROYAL STAR (tourboat) 193/55 ship) 227/173, 176 SAGUENAY (66056-C) 98/58 ROYAL VANCOUVER (ferry) RYNLAND a) ELKRIDGE SAGUENAY (130526-C) 98/58 212/308, 213/61 212/273 132 SAGUENAY (322994-C) ST. NICHOLAS (ferry) (British) SAMUEL CLEMENS (269466) 130/118, 195/232 196/321 130/97 SAHALE 211/212 ST. PATRICK (British) 118/112 SAMUEL G. KING (tug/fireboat) SAHILBENT (Turkish; double ST. PAUL (23755) 23/34, 34/45 219/199 ender) 71/87 ST. PAUL (116693) 67/88 SAMUEL H. ASHBRIDGE SAILOR (223970) 38/34 SAINT PAUL (liner) 199/199 (117000) (1900) 138/109 SAINT ANDRE 191/208 ST. PAULIA (Japanese ferry) SAMUEL I. NEWHOUSE (ferry) ST. ANDREWS (96564) (1971) 149/31 200/298 (dockside view) 130/78 ST. ROCH (Canadian) 205/55 SAMUEL J. PENTZ a) LONG ST. ANNE (Canadian) (tug) ST. SACRAMENT (Provisional ISLAND 203/177 201/35 name of LAC DU SAINT SAMUEL MATHER (225409) ST. ANSLEM 157/56 SACRAMENT) 162/118 95/102 ST. CATHERINE (Canadian) ST. SUNNIVA (1887) 177/4 SAN BRUNO (British) 36/82 (tug) 201/42 ST. TROPEZ 248/312, 255/221, SAN DIEGO (ferry) 184/302 ST. CHARLES BELLE II 179/190 256/326 SAN DIMITRIO a) SODRA ST. CLAIR (ex-lightship) (1902) ST. TUDNO (British) 85/25 SVERIGE (1871) 218/117- 163/202 STE. CLAIRE (207582) 40/91, 120 ST. CLAIR (tug) (107246) (1898) 76/114, 127/165, 191/226, SAN FELIPE 219/178 159/166 192/292, 200/255, 203/170, SAN GIORGIO (Italian) 184/290, ST. CROIX (1895) 172/244 219/170, 239/213 217/11 ST. EDMUND (British) 134/119 STE. GENEVIEVE (USAE SAN GUGLIELMO (1911) ST. FAITH (Canadian) (tug) dredge) 75/76, 217/60 (Italian) 217/11 201/39, 40 STE. GENEVIEVE (222668) SAN IGNACIO (towboat) 230/145 ST. GEORG (1876) (German) 78/44 SAN JUAN (1900) 223/173 216/257, 224/285 SALACIA (ferry) 236/301, 245/47 SAN JUAN EXPLORER 212/306 SAINT-GERMAIN 188/316 SALINA CRUZ (219645) 32/90 SAN LEANDRO (222781) 53/19, SAINT GERMAIN (French) 94/70 SAKURA a) SAKURA MARU (hull) 262/68 SAINT HELENA 145/49, 197/54, (Japanese) 162/114 SAN LORENZO a) BRAZOS 71 SALLY ALBATROSS 179/218, 223/181 ST. HELIERS (Canadian buoy 204/285, 211/233 SAN LUCAS 188/266 tender) 201/43 SALLY CLIPPER 204/320 SAN MATEO (1922) (ferry) SAINT JOHN (231532) 14/240 SALMON HARBOR BELLE 141/38, 205/54, 220/306, ST. JOHN (ferry) 211/227 220/329 236/311 ST. JOHNS 161/28 SALT SPRING QUEEN (ferry) SAN MIGUEL 219/173 ST. JOHNS (115633) 41/3 222/141 SAN RAFAEL (115556) ST. JOHNS (202891) 44/82 SALVADOR 187/186 (painting) 61/14 ST. LAWRENCE (Danish hotel SAM CRAIG (228180) 61/19 SANCTUARY (hospital ship) ship) 112/245 SAM HOLMES (catamaran ferry) 194/137, 221/53, 270/74 ST. LAWRENCE (of 1839) 48/83 256/299 SANDOWN (British) 99/107 ST. LAWRENCE (153438-C) SAM JI YON (No Korean) SANDPIPER 193/25 98/61, (bow only) 68/100, 182/156 SANDWICH (219414) 69/20 102/88, (interiors) 98/62 SAM P. SUIT (225165) 112/299 SANDY (tug) 224/287, 290 ST. LAWRENCE a) SAM SLOAN 151/211 SANDY DRAKE 257/58 TADOUSSAC b) SAMAINA 151/173 SANDY HOOK (116264) (1889) PASSENGER NO. 2 144/227 SAMANTHA 167/212, 173/58 42/30, 131/160, 143/147, ST. LAWRENCE a) SAMARITAN (U.S. hospital ship) 254/168, (as rebuilt) 42/40, SKAUSTRAND b) GAUCHO (drawing) 91/76 (pilothouse) 20/404 TAURA 173/53 SAMI AKBULUT (ferry) SANDY HOOK LADY ST. LAWRENCE NAVIGATOR (Turkish) 171/172 (paddlewheeler) 199/240 154/132 SAMOSET (115163) 6/79 SANG FAJAR 156/256 SAINT LAURENT (French) SAMPO 186/148 SANKATY (208399) (under the (1866) 138/88 SAMSON V (snagboat) 217/59 fantail) 79/94 ST. LOUIS (1895) 193/14 SAMSUN (Turkish) 160/290, SANNIO (Italian) 217/12 SAINT LUCIE 202/154 166/136, 171/173 SANSINENA 141/39 ST. MARYS (24908) 13/220 SAMUEL CHASE a) AFRICAN SANTA CATALINA 211/191 ST. MARYS CHALLENGER METEOR 210/114, 116-118, SANTA CECELIA (212859) (1906) 260/322 122 103/109 133 SANTA CLARA (229377) SAPPHIRE PRINCESS 254/151, SAUTAURISKI (177954-C) 57/9 133/62, (drawing) 33/5 255/236, 240 SAVANNAH (of 1819) (sketch) SANTA CLARA (ferry) 193/38, SAPPHIRE SEAS a) EMERALD 16/300, (model) 66/48, 198/132 SEAS 205/67, 206/153, (painting) 74/39 SANTA CRUZ (210888) 103/107 220/326 SAVANNAH (287392) (1959) SANTA ELENA (232171) SAPPHO (Greek) (ferry) 151/175, (nuclear ship) 85/18, 241/50, 103/109, 231/212 197/37 251/229, 259/264, 260/291- SANTA ELISA (218128) 103/105, SARA II 242/142 293, 317, 264/51, 266/50, 211/185, 187 SARA PAGE (Ohio River) 267/47, (loading cargo) SANTA FE (116192) 33/9 247/228 102/84, 86, (bridge) 260/267 SANTA LUCIA (232101) SARAH (116856) 70/46 SAVANNAH 171/194, 179/174, 103/112, 188/256 SARAH L. INGRAM (towboat) 181/34, 212/335 SANTA LUISA (216215) 103/109 (1983) (Mississippi River) SAVANNAH RIVER QUEEN SANTA MAGDALENA (290270) 257/17, 22 201/70, 202/135 86/57, 180/308 SARATOGA (115539) (1877) SAVARONA (1931) (yacht) SANTA MARIA (Portuguese) 151/141, 175/219 (Turkish) 230/129, 267/21 86/43, 180/308, 186/152 SARAYBURNU (ferry) (Turkish) SAVIC a) CLIFFS VICTORY SANTA MARIA (227495) (1910) 174/109 (Great Lakes) 177/50, 178/129 103/109 SARDINA [sic] a) SAXAREN (Swedish) 103/125 SANTA MARIA (ferry) 210/133 PHILADELPHIA (ferry) SCANDIA (tug) 218/129 SANTA MARIANA 174/136 187/220 (see also SCANDINAVIA a) VIKING SANTA MERCEDES (293943) PHILADELPHIA) SERENADE 200/281 123/167 SARDINIA (ferry/houseboat) SCANDINAVIA a) STELLA SANTA PAULA (232005) 249/58 POLARIS (1927) 158/136, 103/110, 157/38 SARNIADOC (188387-C) 69/23, 260/340 SANTA ROSA (115979) 86/36, 139/178 SCANDINAVIA b) 140/236, 149/46, 157/38, SARONIC STAR (Greek) 129/37, STARDANCER (1982) 163/196, 185/83, 192/304, 202/147 159/160, 164/272, 303 203/227, 205/11, (painting) SARONIC SUN a) ORNEN SCANDINAVIAN DAWN 243/259 160/265 198/157, 199/219, 205/71 SANTA ROSA (231932) 114/136, SASANOA 202/130 SCANDINAVIAN SAGA a) (interior) 103/110 SASKATCHEWAN (112300-C) CASTALIA b) STELLA SANTA ROSA (1932) 267/15 48/89 AMERICA 188/286 SANTA ROSA (1958) 267/14, 15, SASKATCHEWAN PIONEER SCANDINAVIAN SEA a) 16, 18 (Great Lakes) 183/229 BLENHEIM 163/196, SANTA ROSA (276598) 124/222 SASSACUS (ferry) 224/301, 170/120 SANTA ROSA a) SANTA ROSA 230/132 SCANDINAVIAN SKY a) SVEA b) WILLAPA 257/62 SASSAFRAS (tug) 268/70 REGINA b) REGINA c) SANTA TERESA (216969) SASSNITZ (Swedish) 94/70 MEDITERRANEAN SUN d) 112/219 SATRUSTEGUI (Spanish) ODYSSEAS ELYTIS SANTIAGO a) LEON XIII (i) b) 128/244 176/272, 194/152 JELUNGA 208/268 SATUCKET (245227) 91/101 SCANDINAVIAN SKY II a) SANTIAGO DE CUBA (USN) SATURN (tug) 183/207, 208, PATRA EXPRESS 195/235 111/158 205/83, 214/143 SCANDINAVIAN SONG SANTORINI (Greek) 165/33 SATURNIA (Italian) (1927) 200/323 SANTOS MARU b) HUI HSING 145/30, 180/327 SCANDINAVIAN STAR a) TOR (Japanese) (1952) 181/16, SAUCELITO (115586) (painting) BRITANNIA 158/136 225/32 38/38 SCANDINAVIAN STAR a) SANTOS STAR (ii) a) LIMARI SAUCY KATE (Lake MASSALIA b) STENA 273/21, 24, 25, (painting) Minnetonka) 173/4 BALTICA c) ISLAND 273/22 SAUDI MOON a) ILE DE FIESTA 173/39, 196/321 SANUKU MARU (Japanese) BEAUTE 151/197 SCANDINAVIAN SUN a) 113/59 SAUGERTIES a) FREEPORT I b) FREEPORT SAO VICENTE (Portuguese) SHENANDOAH (115843) c) SVEA STAR d) CARIBE (1900) 204/268 (1882) 145/5, 17 162/134, 202/136 SAPPHIRE 248/325, 270/67, SAUNIERE a) BROOKNES b) SCANPENN a) BIRD CITY 271/22 ALGOSEA (Great Lakes) 174/92 165/50, 205/48 134 SCANSTATES a) SAGUACHE SEA DIAMOND (sinking) 262/36, SEABREEZE 198/135, 212/305, 246/100 37, 38 235/225 SCARSDALE (214604) 90/55 SEA EAGLE 210/151 SEABREEZE I 236/335, 237/73 SCENIC (ferry) 211/226, 217/58 SEA FOAM 191/176 SEABREEZE I a) FEDERICO C SCHAARHÖRN (German) SEA FOX (container ship) b) ROYALE 237/73, 74 216/258, 224/254, 232/275 204/306 SEABULK AMERICA 197/83 SCHAFFHAUSEN (Rhine R.; SEA GATE (204207) 130/79 SEABULK CHALLENGER German) 111/185 SEA GODDESS I (Norwegian) 135/178 SCHAMONCHI (ferry) 149/42, 168/248, 170/136, 204/285 SEABULK MAGNACHEM 150/76, 239/218, 260/310 SEA HARMONY a) (tug/barge) 213/49 SCHEELENKUHLEN (tug) STATENDAM 230/118 SEABULK PRIDE 262/66 (1927) 250/90 SEA JET I (ferry) 210/140 SEACOR MADISON 249/61 SCHILLER (Lake Lucerne; Swiss) SEA-LAND ANCHORAGE SEADREAM II (1985) (yacht) (1906) 142/70, 189/1, 26, 27, 184/304 242/140, 267/24, 276/53 232/265 SEA-LAND COMMERCE b) SEAFORTH NAVIGATOR SCHMILKA (Elbe R.; German) USNS REGULUS 143/176 190/136 (1897) 112/245, 242/88 SEA-LAND PATRIOT 157/50 SEAGULL 208/322 SCHÖNBRUNN (Danube River; SEA LAUNCH COMMANDER SEAHAWK RETRIEVER Austrian) 232/258, 236/256, 228/311 (treasure hunting) 198/136 248/257, 285 SEA LEVEL (279999) 76/112 SEAJET I (ferry) 217/47, 237/52 SCHOODIC 203/173 SEA NYMPH a) KARAISKAKIS SEAJET KARA (ferry) 234/139 SCHUTTLE I (ferry) 252/274 b) ALEXANDROS 176/288, SEALAUNCH COMMANDER SCHWABENLAND (German) 184/267 264/66 226/103, 104 SEA OTTER II (of 1941) 23/38 SEALTH (ferry) (1982) 163/200, SCILLONIAN III 144/225 SEA PALACE (casino ship) 253/19 SCIOTO 167/203 198/157 SEASPAN CAREEN (ferry) SCIROCCO 188/316 SEA PRINCESS a) 228/312 SCORPION 228/310 KUNGSHOLM 148/223, SEASPAN COMMODORE SCOTIA PRINCE (Canadian) 150/120, 136, 161/60, 185/52, 134/107 (ferry) 161/40, 183/211, 188/253, 194/150, 195/237, SEASPAN DISCOVERY 172/275 191/218, 210/132, 245/55, 200/295 SEASPAN RASCAL a) ISLAND 246/132, 250/135 SEA QUEEN IV 157/41 RASCAL (tug) 220/315 SCOTIS SEA (tug) 275/65 SEA SERVICE (1975) (tug) SEASPAN REGENT 140/243 SCOTT CHOTIN (255216) 29/21 261/72 SEASPREAD a) STENA SCOTT MISENER (iii) (Great SEA SPEED ARABIA 151/187 SEASPREAD 206/140 Lakes) 196/319, 201/62 SEA STAR (tug) 213/50 SEASTREAK NEW JERSEY SCOTT MISENER III 181/56 SEA VENTURE (Norwegian) (ferry) 275/40 SCOTTISH BARD (tanker) 119/162, (deck plans) SEASTREAK NEW YORK 244/328 119/161, (outboard profile) (ferry) 252/273, 277/60 SCOTTISH COAST (British) 119/163 SEATRAIN (1928) 254/89 115/184 SEA VICTORY (towboat) SEATRAIN HAVANA (1932) SCRANTON 150/91 231/230 254/94 SCUDDER (steam launch) 49/10 SEA VOYAGER a) CAPE MAY SEATRAIN LOUISIANA (1951) SEA a) GRIPSHOLM (1957) LIGHT) 272/73 254/97 243/170 SEABOARD STAR 182/110 SEATRAIN MAINE (1966) SEA BELLE a) PCE-1207 (USN) SEABOURN GODDESS I 254/95 146/121, 158/121, 160/274, 240/325 SEATRAIN MARYLAND (1944) 177/43, 192/305, (ruins) SEABOURN GODDESS II 254/98 223/224 240/325 SEATRAIN NEW YORK (1941) SEA BELLE (265365) 101/23, SEABOURN ODYSSEY (2009) 254/90 127/174 275/76 SEATRAIN TEXAS (239549) SEA BIRD (1866) 150/129, SEABOURN PRIDE 189/68, (1940) 17/312, 254/99 268/40 197/47, 198/152, 228/321, SEATTLE 213/10 SEA BREEZE 229/49 232/309, 233/65 SEATTLE SPIRIT 203/181 SEA BRIDGE 180/294 SEABOURN SPIRIT 257/72 SEAWANHAKA (22812) SEA BULL (tug) 245/49 SEABOURN SUN 235/211, (painting) 34/29, (sketch of SEA CLOUD (232881) 121/44 239/238 burning) 34/32, (sketch of wreck) 35/67 135 SEAWANHAKA (204207) 83/88, SEMIRAMIS a) CALABAR SHAWNEE (226696) 131/138, (painting) 246/120 (1930) 154/107, 152 (sketch) 131/131 SEAWARD 185/66, 187/210, 211, SENATOR (1948) 172/242 SHAWNEE b) PARTIZANKA 212, 252, 189/42, 199/218 SENATOR (23219) 20/393 147/156, 158, 190/123 SEAWAY (yacht) 140/199 SENATOR (200094) 130/96 SHAWNEE CHIEF 200/309 SEAWAY PRINCE 168/284 SENATOR CORDILL (224422) SHAWNEE PRINCESS 140/247 SEAWAY QUEEN 197/62, 40/82 SHEBOYGAN (115119) 29/20, 249/66 SEN. JOHN J. MARCHI (ferry) (drawing) 19/377 SEAWAY TRADER 184/306 252/305, 254/140, 272/47 SHEILA (267829) 80/105, 137/11 SEAWAYS GLORY a) SUNNY SENATOR OF CANADA SHELDON LYKES (1963) 276/12 BOAT 197/64 176/282 SHELLCO a) ARMAC (154637) SEAWELLS POINT a) SENECA (126212-C) 128/224 176/243 GRENVILLE KANE (ferry) SENLAC (French) 145/37, SHELTER BAY a) JAY C. 199/217 147/194 MORSE 141/44 SEAWIND CROWN 237/70 SENNEVILLE (328536-C) SHELTER ISLAND 149/23, SEAWING a) SOUTHWARD 108/224, 203/233 158/106, (painting) 253/41 (1971) 231/201, 251/211 SENSATION (1993) 230/139, SHELTON (220836) 81/4 SEAWISE UNIVERSITY 121/4, 266/53 SHENANGO II (278807) 74/49, 122/78, 82, 83, 84, (sunk) SEQUOIA (Presidential Yacht) 139/140 126/118 178/120, 181/40, 247/214 SHIELDHALL (1955) 232/288, SEBAGO (Sebago Lake, Me.) SERENADE 271/19 265/33, 34, 35, 39, 40, 32/78 SGT. MATEJ KOCAK 197/83 (painting) 265/33 SECAUCUS (ferry) 149/8 SESTRIERE (Italian) 181/10 SHILOH (CG) 197/30 SECHELT QUEEN a) CHINOOK SETH LOW (towboat) 257/8 SHIN SAKURA MARU b) CHINOOK II (197867-C) SEVEN SEAS (University ship) (Japanese) 159/164, 162/109, (1947) 139/185, 153/22, 227/174, 175 115, 212/301 167/188, 187/224, 211/225 SEVEN SEAS MARINER SHINNECOCK (1896) 148/234, SECOND SUN (ferry) 196/306 250/153, 266/52 253/31 SECONDO ASPROMONTE SEVEN SEAS NAVIGATOR SHINWA MARU (Japanese) (Italian) 120/227 237/67, 68, 274/66 203/228 SEDCO/BP471 (scientific ship) SEVEN SEAS S.R. (restaurant) SHIRLEY IRENE 200/212 220/317 240/315 SHIRLEY SMITH (fireboat) SEDGWICK (1892) 214/98 SEWALIS POINT (216101) 222/149 SEEANDBEE (211085) (1913) (foredeck) 123/146 SHOTA RUSTAVELI (Great Lakes) 27/63, 257/29, SEWELL AVERY a) (Mediterranean) 217/69 30, 83, (fantail drawing) 88/98 LANCASHIRE (Great Lakes) SHOTA RUSTAVELT (Soviet) SEGUIN (115986) 114/109, (1943) 182/136 (1967) 164/260 132/221, 222, 223 SEWELL SEAM (barge) 259/188 SHOW QUEEN (showboat) SEGWUN (92443-C) 63/77, SEWELLS POINT 137/50 197/74 111/167, 122/68, 69, 70, SEYMOUR PRINCE 222/105, SHOWBOAT (501068) (fantail) 128/205, 206, 207, 215/215, 107 100/136 245/61, (fantail) 122/68, 70, SEYMOUR PRINCESS a) TECO SHREVE STAR 214/152 (interiors) 122/67, 70, b) SEYMOUR PRINCE SHREVEPORT ROSE (pilothouse) 122/66 (141307) (1918) 159/172 (sternwheeler) 211/237, SEGWUN a) NIPISSING II SHADY SIDE 192/267 214/152 135/169, 140/233, 160/230, SHAHRADZAD 177/2 SHREWSBURY (116152) 304, 182/139, 190/144, 229/63 SHAMROCK (125904) 103/130 (sketch) 75/81 SEHOME (116940) (1900) SHAMROCK (126401) 90/55 SIASCONSET (265851) 107/152 170/105 SHAMROCK a) CEPHEAS SIBIR 216/296 SELKIRK (152859-C) 93/34 137/23 SIBONEY (216082) 112/216 SELENDANG AYU 253/61 SHANGHAI (Chinese) 203/237 SICAMOUS (134276-C) 123/158, SELANDIA (Danish) (1912) SHANGRI-LA (USN) (CV) 173/46 133/31, 32, 33 159/187 SIDI IFNI a) JOAQUIN DEL SELANDIA (Danish) (1972) SHASTA (222598) 11/251, 51/55, PIÉLAGO (1892) 221/46 133/33 205/6, (sketch) 109/42 SIDNEY (Canadian) (ferry) SEMINOLE (224918) 110/125, SHAWANESE (tug) 180/274 214/139 131/136 SHAWMUT (USS) a) SIDNEY E. SMITH, JR. (206130) MASSACHUSETTS 10/159 123/185 136 SIDNEY QUEEN (Australian) SIR WILFRED LAURIER SOCIETY EXPLORER 180/282, 131/163 (Canadian Ice Breaker) 200/280 SIDSEL KNUTSEN (Norwegian) 177/50, 181/54, 221/58 SOCRATES (Uruguayan) 42/49 (tanker) 276/66 SIR WALTER SCOTT (British) SOGNEFJORD a) HMS KILHAM SIERRA NEVADA (211506) (1900) 160/254, 248/278, (Norwegian) 105/30, 165/26 80/118, 112/251 260/268 SOHIO RESOLUTE (535357) SIGHTSEER (221333) 87/80 SIRIUS 137/23, 151/167 120/239 SIGLAR 201/49 SITEAM EXPLORER (tanker) SOL OLYMPIA a) STENA SILAS O. PIERCE (22806) 268/54 BRITANNICA b) 11/182, 222/128 SJAELLAND a) DRONNING WICKERSHAM c) VIKING SILJA EUROPA (ferry) 207/228 INGRID (1951) 235/191 6 d) GOELO e) VIKING 6 SILJA FESTIVAL 206/147, SKAGERAK (Swedish) 97/23 167/208 214/145 SKAGERRAK (1976) 164/278 SOL OLYMPIA II a) SANTA SILJA KARNEVAL 210/150 SKAGIT (ferry) 196/313 CRUZ DE TENERIFE SILJA SERENADE (ferry) SKAGIT BELLE (241154) 36/96 179/222 198/147, 205/64 SKAGIT CHIEF (233755) 36/96 SOL PHRYNE 143/163, 202/147 SILVER CLOUD 212/295, SKANSONIA (ferry) 231/228 SOLACE (226332) (USN hospital 222/136, 227/239, 229/69, SKAUBRYN (1951) 142/87, 88 ship) 125/23 232/309 SKAUGUM a) OSTMARK b) SOLAR STAR (Hong Kong ferry) SILVER EAGLE (gambling boat) OCEAN BUILDER 162/92 204/311, 223/227 (Norwegian) 181/16 SOLON THURMAN (285889) SILVER GATE (116193) 16/297 SKEENA PRINCE 222/86 125/41 SILVER ISLE 143/180, 199/229, SKEENA QUEEN (ferry) 223/230 SOMERSET a) CITY OF 212/314 SKELSKØR (Danish) (1915) ATHENS 230/98 SILVER LAKE (ferry) 230/135 232/272 SOMERSETSHIRE (British) SILVER PALOMA 183/228, SKIBLADNER (1856) (Lake 181/4 194/155 Mjøsa; Norwegian) 71/87, SOMERVILLE (202713) 13/226 SILVER STAR (British) 52/93, 104/200, 167/154, 177, SOMME (U.S.A. transport) 214/96 196/259, 299, 216/273 (drawing) 91/75 SILVER STAR a) AUCOCISCO SKIPJACK (minesweeper) SOM-WICO (270044) 87/72 II (ferry) 231/218 218/123 SONG OF AMERICA 159/158, SILVER STATE (US) (1921) SKIPPER 244/306 162/136, 165/58, 166/105, 181/24 SKJERSTAD (Norwegian) 77/12 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, SILVER WHISPER 241/58, 68 SKY PRINCESS 192/320, 211/170, 220/343, 229/49 SILVERDALE (Great Lakes) 224/296, 229/56, 231/238, SONG OF FLOWER 200/281 186/112, 113 232/321 SONG OF NORWAY SILVERADO (216304) 30/38 SKY WONDER a) FAIRSKY b) (Norwegian) 117/41, 149/11, SILVERSTAR 185/21, 22, 24 SKY PRINCESS c) PACIFIC 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 177/38, SILVIA REGINA 197/63 SKY (1984) 259/209, 270/68 182/86 SIMCOE 271/52 SKYWARD (Norwegian) 114/85, SONGO (Sebago Lake, Me.) SIMON LANGELL (Great Lakes) 86, 144/241 32/79 190/91, 236/262 SLUTSK (Russian) 126/101 SONGO RIVER QUEEN (Songo SIMPLON (Lake Geneva; Swiss) SMALLWOOD 206/131 Lake & R., Me.) 128/227 253/65 SMIT NEW YORK 220/284, 285 SONGO RIVER QUEEN II SINBAD I a) PENDENNIS SMIT ROTTERDAM (towboat) (sternwheeler) 165/39 CASTLE b) OCEAN QUEEN 203/214-216 SONIA (ferry) 261/67 148/227, 155/212 SMITHFIELD a) HAMPTON SONOMA (117009) 72/97, SINGLEGRACHT (cargo ship) (96543) 29/5, 116/249, (fantail) 74/64 268/72 122/122, 143/154 SONRISA 190/177, 179, 180, 181 SIOUX CITY SUE 217/29 SMOCKWA (175498-C) 78/59 SOO CITY a) MABEL SIR HUGH ALLAN (130534-C) SMT CHEMICAL EXPLORER BRADSHAW (1889) 111/179 (tug/barge/tanker) 269/55 (Canadian) (Great Lakes) SIR JAMES DOUGLAS SMYRNI 219/182 236/272 (Canadian buoy tender) SNAGBOAT NO. 2 (USAE) SOO RIVER TRADER a) 204/303, 206/139 62/29 GODERICH (306336-C) SIR ROBERT BOND (car ferry) SNOHOMISH 257/56, 259/245 162/107 181/42, 203/217, 271/43 SOCIETY ADVENTURER SOODOC (153117-C) 106/101 204/319 137 SOPHIA a) SOYA BIRGITTA SOUTHERN CLOUD a) PACIFIC SPIRIT OF CHARLESTON 154/104, 181/62 RUBY (yacht) 245/11, 12 178/120 SOPHIE C 188/276 SOUTHERN CROSS (Australian) SPIRIT OF CINCINNATI SORELDOC (149498-C) 57/24 218/86, 142 248/315 SORREL 208/276 SOUTHERN SEAS (Disneyworld) SPIRIT OF COMPETITION SORRENTO 239/234 132/215, 217 270/63 SOSI INSPECTOR 213/51 SOUTHERN STAR 189/72, SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY 276/64 SOURYA (Syrian) 71/79 210/156, 212/322 SPIRIT OF DUBUQUE 175/175, SOUTH AMERICA (Great Lakes) SOUTHLAND (205896) 65/14, 211/238 135/144, 159/186, 188/254, 152/222 SPIRIT OF ENDEAVOR 276/64 295, 306 SOUTHLAND (215839) 118/94 SPIRIT OF ETHAN ALLEN SOUTH AMERICAN (212244) SOUTHPORT (ferry) 152/223, 172/266 76/114, 83/83, 105/4, 11, 13, 258/143 SPIRIT OF FREE ENTERPRISE 44, 52, 106/107, 131/172, SOUTHSIDE (ferry) 161/20, 154/135 132/235, 204/255, 205/49, 271/45 SPIRIT OF FRIENDSHIP 175/204 245/2, (bow only) 105/12, 15, SOUTHWARD (Norwegian) SPIRIT OF GLACIER BAY (deck plans) 105/14, (engine 121/39, 200/319, 211/234, 267/71 dwg.) 105/16, (fantail) 105/3, (aerial view) 118/113 SPIRIT OF LONDON (British) 51, (inboard profile) 105/14, SOUTHWARK (tug) (painting) 125/51, 126/114 (interiors) 105/7, 8, 250/172 SPIRIT OF MIAMI 153/46 (pilothouse) 105/2, 131/130, SOVEREIGN (94887-C) 24/55, SPIRIT OF MOUNT VERNON a) (whistle) 105/56 54/31 SPIRIT OF HAMPTON SOUTH BAY CLIPPER (ferry) SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS 182/156 241/46 185/2, 68, 186/114, 115, 116, SPIRIT OF MOUNT VERNON SOUTH CAROLINA (USN 118, 189/42, 261/57, 265/75 (1989) 192/304 battleship) 105/53 SOVETSKY SOJUS (Russian) SPIRIT OF NANTUCKET SOUTH DAKOTA (USN armored 127/159 265/52 cruise) 112/218 SPAR LYRA 267/68 SPIRIT OF NEW YORK 183/214, SOUTH STEYNE (Australian) SPARROWS POINT 194/145 191/237, 204/297 (ferry)131/162, 138/67, 69, SPARTAK (1914) (Soviet) SPIRIT OF NEWPORT 256/298 70, 71, 72, 73, 201/64, 243/172 SPIRIT OF ’98 a) PILGRIM 206/150 SPARTAN (264500) 47/80, BELLE 207/220, 238/132, SOUTHERN (tug) 216/310, 125/46, 132/204, (fantail) 276/64 222/135 131/190 SPIRIT OF NORFOLK 191/238 SOUTHERN ACTOR SPARTAN (Great Lakes) (car SPIRIT OF NORFOLK (iii) (Norwegian) 232/280 ferry) 162/128, 173/34, 35, 203/222 SOUTHERN BELLE (Cedar 277/33 SPIRIT OF ONTARIO I 251/234 Point, O.; lagoon boat) 79/74 SPIKE (USCG cutter) 272/74 SPIRIT OF PEORIA (Illinois SOUTHERN BELLE (29290-C) SPIRIT (ferry) 183/211, 216/314, River) 206/156, 259/242 85/5, 214/141 252/281 SPIRIT OF PITTSBURGH 173/75 SOUTHERN CROSS a) CUBA SPIRIT OF ALASKA 227/215 SPIRIT OF PUGET SOUND 153/63, 170/92, 222/151 SPIRIT OF ALDERBROOK (SB193:68) 194/157, 196/312 SOUTHERN CROSS (British) 172/276 SPIRIT OF SAN DIEGO 203/242 54/45, 231/191-193 SPIRIT OF AMERICA SPIRIT OF SAVANNAH 198/136 SOUTHERN CROSS (221574) (restaurant) 197/59 SPIRIT OF SEATTLE 186/146 104/164 SPIRIT OF BALTIMORE a) BAY SPIRIT OF TAMPA 170/120, SOUTHERN CROSS (226878) LADY 202/134, 267/49 184/322 76/121 SPIRIT OF BOSTON 175/194, SPIRIT OF TASMANIA 212/316, SOUTHERN ELEGANCE a) 179/200, 181/38, 213/52, 230/158, 244/327 GRIPPEN AV MALMO 219/215 SPIRIT OF TASMANIA I 179/206 SPIRIT OF BOSTON (iii) 193/45, 244/327 SOUTHERN ELEGANCE (ii) a) 196/300 SPIRIT OF TASMANIA II DE WITT CLINTON b) SPIRIT OF BRITISH 244/327 SIOUX CITY SUE 233/46, COLUMBIA (Canadian) SPIRIT OF TASMANIA III 236/302, 247/218 (ferry) 207/221, 269/68, 249/72, 260/338 SOUTH JACKSONVILLE (1913) (artist’s conception) 206/141 SPIRIT OF THE RED 219/235 (ferry) 208/280 SPIRIT OF CAPE MAY (dinner SPIRIT OF THE RIVER boat) 272/50 (restaurant) 205/58 138 SPIRIT OF VANCOUVER STAR (Flathead Lake, Mont.) STATE OF DELAWARE ISLAND (Canadian) 210/141, 114/99 (222971) 117/30, 131/157 257/60 STAR (Baltic ferry) 263/72 STATE OF MAINE (training ship) SPIRIT OF WASHINGTON STAR AQUARIUS 267/30 114/125, 240/308 257/50 STAR CASINO 210/139, 214/151 STATE OF MAINE (1882) SPIRIT OF YORKTOWN a) STAR FLYER 200/304, 204/286 172/244 YORKTOWN CLIPPER STAR K a) RUNA b) STAR STATE OF MAINE a) 264/65 BILLABONG 153/51 PRESIDENT HAYES b) SPLENDOR OF THE SEAS STAR OF CHICAGO 168/280, USNS UPSHUR 139/166, (1996) 259/212, 264/75 233/47, 258/117 140/196, 159/194, 166/34, SPOKANE (ferry) (544785) STAR OF CHICAGO I 200/212 252/312 126/128, 147/136 STAR OF CHICAGO II 200/212 STATE OF MAINE a) ANCON SPOONBILL (work boat) 272/54 STAR OF CINCINNATI 204/321 198/121 SPORT (115767) 92/112, STAR OF DETROIT (dinner boat) STATE OF MARYLAND (1922) (painting) 92/142 172/280, 174/115, 185/56, 266/33 SPRAGUE (117174) (“Big 200/212, 203/241 STATE OF MICHIGAN (6849) Mama”) 117/178, 122/123, STAR OF LUXOR 168/288 29/9, 244/305 149/2, 53, (aerial view) 70/50, STAR OF NAUTICA (1985) STATE OF MONTANA (Flathead (model) 104/177, (sternwheel) 193/23 Lake, Mont.) 114/96 97/38 STAR OF TEXAS a) MARDI STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA SPRIGG CARROLL (ferry) GRAS (casino ship) 210/155, (223103) 117/34, (drawing) 275/25 214/135 87/66, (fantail) 115/189, SPRUCEBRANCH a) STAR OF VENICE a) AMALFI (sunk) 114/125 OTTERBURN PARK 133/42 198/153 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA SPRUCEGLEN a) WILLIAM K. STAR PRINCESS 191/234, 235, (1923) 138/108, 151/200, FIELD b) REISS 214/139, 243/231, 249/71, 188/294 BROTHERS c) GEORGE D. 259/254, 269/68 STATENDAM (Dutch) 199/203, GOBLE d) ROBERT S. STAR SKOGANGER (freighter) 206/133, 207/213, 218/167, PIERSON 166/126, 177/16, 247/223 262/74 75, 271/53 STARBUCK (173515-C) 64/98 STATENDAM (i; Dutch) 26/33 SQUANTUM (116231) 130/78 STARDANCER a) EL DORADO STATENDAM (ii; Dutch) 26/33 STADSHAUPTMAND 236/309 STATENDAM (iii; Dutch) 26/33, SCHWARTZ (Norwegian) STARDANCER a) 114/126, 128/225, (aerial 232/280 SCANDINAVIA 185/52 view) 94/78 STADT BREGENZ (Lake STARDANCER IV 254/136, STAURUS (steam launch) 48/85, Constance; Austrian) 102/84 258/115 (engine and boiler) 48/86 STADT KONSTANZ (Bodensee; STARDANCER V 258/121 STAVENGER a) HMS German) 75/69 STARDANCER TAXI I 258/121 KILCHATTAN (Norwegian) STADT LUZERN (Lake Lucerne; STARDANCER TAXI II 258/121 165/22 Swiss) (1927) 102/63, 142/71, STARKE (Swedish) 94/70, STAVANGERFJORD 232/284 103/150 (Norwegian) 89/24, 178/79, STADT RAPPERSWILL (Lake STARLIGHT 214/137 81, 84, 160 Zurich; Swiss) 110/84, STARLITE PRINCESS STEADFAST 229/30 120/253, 121/37, 130/99, (sternwheeler) 182/130 STEEL AGE 214/107 189/28 STARMOUNT (145609-C) 86/53 STEEL DESIGNER (247832) STADT UBERLINGEN STARSHIP EXPRESS (ferry) 32/92 (Bodensee; German) 90/64 233/58 STEEL PIER (92830) 29/24, STADT WEIN (1939) 216/254 STARSHIP MAJESTIC 200/303, 158/110 STADT ZURICH (Lake Zurich; 213/57 STEELCLIFFE HALL a) RHINE Swiss) (1909) 184/335, STARSHIP OCEANIC 227/216 ORE (Great Lakes) 178/129 196/295 STARTLED FAWN (115612) STEELTON (243587) 132/245, STALWART (Australian) 195/237 35/63 212/313 STAMFORD (tug) 193/48, 275/65 STARWARD b) BOLERO c) STEFAN BATORY (Polish) STANDARD SERVICE (176514- ORIENT QUEEN 125/36, 139/148, 162/79, 84, C) 176/243 (Norwegian) 114/85, 174/134, 88, 91, 175/216, 197/71, STANIS M 180/287 186/150, 259/234 230/129, (pilothouse) 128/194 STANLEY 212/271 STATE 263/55 STEILACOOM (ferry) 228/311 STEINWAY (ferry) 186/100 139 STELLA BOREALIS (Canadian) STILLWATER (Lake SUNDANCER a) SVEA 215/230 Minnetonka) 173/11 CORONA 172/252, 253, 254 STELLA DESGAGNES a) STIRLING CASTLE (1936) SUNDEW 251/233 TECUMSEH b) NEW YORK 137/30 SUNDREAM 251/246 TIMES (Canadian) 179/216, STIRLING TOMKINS (217615) SUNFLOWER (Japanese ferry) 210/149 34/35 149/31 STELLA LYKES 273/86 STOCKHOLM (Swedish) (1900) SUNFLOWER 2 a) SUN RISE STELLA MARIS II (Greek) 141/24, 248/270 149/68 130/117, 132/244, 183/234, STOCKHOLM (Swedish) (1948) SUNFLOWER 7 a) WAKASHIO 218/144, 220/300 141/28 (after crash) 258/111, MARU (Japanese) 151/194, STELLA OCEANIC 249/74 112, 175 162/110 STELLA OCEANIS 183/234, STOCKTON (ferry) 205/5 SUNFLOWER 11 (Japanese ferry) 230/122, 167 STONEFAX (315851-C) 103/148 (1974) 149/34 STELLA POLARIS a) SANTA STONY POINT (215069) 70/42 SUNNEFJORD a) HMS PAULA 148/238 STORM KING (208460) 67/76, KILDWICK (Norwegian) STELLA SOLARIS (Greek) 151/205, 247/179 165/24 129/42, 179/161, 233/83, STRATHAIRD (British) 79/75 SUNNHORDLAND a) HMS 249/74 STRATHAIRD (Australian) KILCHRENNAN STELLA SOLARIS (ii) (artist’s 164/286 (Norwegian) 165/24 conception) 127/179 STRATHBOGIE (134499-C) SUNNYSIDE 152/272, 273 STELVIA 199/191 86/62 SUNRISE 175/204 STENA APACHE (pipe-laying STURGEON BAY 247/204 SUNSHINE COAST QUEEN ship) 197/56 STURGIS (liberty ship) 241/50 139/173 STENA BRITANNICA (ferry) SUDAN (Nile River, Africa) SUNWARD (Norwegian) 210/150, 261/74 76/122, 216/281 110/118, 114/86 STENA DANICA 165/54 SUDBURY II 151/177 SUNWARD II (Norwegian) STENA FANTASIA a) SUDBURY HILL 182/104 143/163, 197/83 FANTASIA 198/148 SUE CHAPPELL 252/316 SUPER SERVANT 3 (yacht STENA HOLLANDICA 262/73 SUFFOLK (1911) 259/182 carrier) 267/53 STENA INVICTA 216/322 SUGAR ISLAND (Columbia SUPERFAST I (ferry) (1995) STENA JUDLANDIA (Swedish) River) 258/157 220/322, 227/237 138/65 SUGAR ISLANDER (250723) SUPERFERRY 9 (sinking) 272/69 STENA JUTLANDICA 217/65 116/229 SUPERIOR (tug) (Great Lakes) STENA NAUTICA 177/38 SULLIVAN BROTHERS 238/141 STEPHEN AUSTIN GOLDING (121208) 104/198 SUPERIOR PRINCESS 207/221 (towboat) 258/145 SULPHITE (170560-C) 101/43 SUPERSTAR ARIES a) EUROPA STEPHEN BROWN 166/132 SUMMER STAR (Greek) 176/260 234/153, 243/241 STEPHEN B. ROMAN (Great SUMMIT (cruise) 241/53, 253/63 SUPERSTAR CAPRICORN a) Lakes) 191/196, 195/233, SUMMIT (tug) 194/111 ROYAL VIKING SKY 242/150 SUMMIT 259/255 222/152 STEPHEN O’MEARA (230496) SUN BAY 251/212 SUPERSTAR GEMINI 223/239, 43/69 SUN BOAT a) VIKING I b) 243/241, 266/70 STEPHEN-SCOTT (1976) (tug) VIKING VICOTRY (Greek) SUPERSTAR LEO 250/154, 157 261/73 167/227 SUPERSTAR LIBRA 262/79 STERLING RANGE 204/317 SUN CRUZ VI 226/157, 250/144 SUPERSTAR TAURUS 241/69, STERNWHEELER a) GORDON SUN CRUZ VII 238/133, 269/49 242/157 C. GREENE (floating SUN CRUZ X 246/140, 265/55 SUPERSTAR VIRGO 247/238, restaurant) 200/265 SUN PRINCESS 152/256, 257/67 STETTIN (1933) (German) 206/152, 217/53, 221/59, SUPPLY a) ILLINOIS (USN) 216/264 227/216 241/30 STEUBEN (iii; Keuka Lake, N.Y.) SUN RIVER CITY (towboat) SURFSIDE PRINCESS 250/145, 108/177 211/221 261/57, 269/48 STEVEN THOMAS (tour boat) SUN VIKING (Norwegian) SURREY (94909-C) 120/199 187/220, 194/137, 269/47 125/39 SURRIE MORAN (tug) 248/303 STEVENS 135/73, 151/187 SUNBEAM (116205) 55/58, 59 SURRIENTO a) SANTA MARIA STEWART J. KORT (532272) SUNBEAM (294230) 100/149 b) USS BARNETT (Italian) 123/185, 256/310 SUNBIRD 235/210, 243/204 181/5 STJERNORP (Swedish) 228/259 140 SURRY (ferry) (James River) d) NATIONAL (towboat) TANGER JET II a) SPIRIT OF 202/134, 236/283 212/310 ONTARIO (ferry) 263/53 SUSAN A. MORAN (240611) T.G. RHODES 153/43 TANGKAPORN a) ULSTER 129/41, 202/166 T.V. ARROWSMITH 246/117, PRINCE b) LADY M 179/181 SUSAN ANNE a) PRINCE 168 TAN JIANG 179/183 NOVA (ferry) 253/46, 272/43 T.W. ROBINSON (Great Lakes) TANJIL (Australian) 73/12 SUSAN GAIL (steam launch) 182/138 TANNER (towboat) 269/54 108/184, 185, 188, 125/11, TACHEK a) TEXADA QUEEN TAORMINA (1908) (Italian) 152/251, (fantail) 125/9, 10, (1969) (330601) 150/113, 217/9 59, 126/125, (model) 108/187, 153/22 TARA II 248/326 (sketch) 108/185 TACKLE (Coast Guard tug) TARANTAU (Great Lakes) SUSAN RAMSEY (284621) 77/19 194/137 (Canadian) 233/65, 237/65 SUSANA a) ENSLEY CITY TACOMA (ferry) 140/223, TARANTU 147/187 214/116 200/261, 227/229, 263/66 TARAS SHEVCHENKO (1967) SUSIE (116855) 70/43 TACONY (145805) 22/12 (Soviet) 230/86 SUSIE FAGAN (towboat) 244/321 TADOUSSAC (112267-C) 98/58 TARJANNE (lake boat; Finnish) SUSQUEHANNA (of 1837) TADOUSSAC (153447-C) 98/61, (1908) 88/108, 167/173, (drawing) 95/87 (bow only) 102/88, (interiors) 196/290 SUSQUEHANNA (116827) 98/62, 63, 66, 69, (pilothouse) TARPON 184/270, 271, 274, 278 131/160 98/42 TASHMOO (145843) 36/100, SUVAT (Turkish) (1938) 174/110 TADOUSSAC (325750-C) 113/40 221/12, 240/254, 256, 276, SUWANEE (116273) 93/16 TADOUSSAC (Canadian) 280, 282, 285, 289, 290, 291, SUWANNEE BELLE 257/50 139/129 296, (drawing) 122/96, 97, SUZANNE MCALLISTER (tug) TAGUS (British) 177/4 (painting) 240/253 220/285 TAHOE (Lake Tahoe) 257/63 TASMANIA a) MORMACLAND SUZIE Q 264/60 TAHOE QUEEN (paddlewheeler) b) ARCHER c) EMPIRE SVALBARD 184/290 198/139 LANGAN d) ANNA SALEN SVEA (Swedish) (1966) 175/210, TAHQUAMENON (Upper Mich.) e) OCEAN RELIANCE 246/150 (drawing) 8/141 154/110 SVEA CORONA 135/183 TAHSIS a) SELKIRK PARK TATIANA SCHULTE (container SVEA JARL 138/104 (1945) (176008) 182/99, 115 ship) 275/57 SVEA STAR 139/179 TAHSIS PRINCE a) TATOBAM (ferry) 237/52, SWALLOW (of 1836) 177/67, 68, CHILLIWACK (iii) 222/104 242/135, 250/138 204/257, (artist’s conception) TAI-PAN 187/236 TATOOSH (yacht) 271/51 21/414, (lithograph) 27/59 TAI SHING 190/136 TATUK 182/110 SWAN 231/227 TAIO COSMOS 233/69 TAVERNER (Newfoundland) SWAN POINT (tug) 201/33 TAIPOOSHAN 187/204 (ferry) 181/42, 203/218, SWIFT 230/146 TAISETSU MARU 185/70 217/45 SWITZERLAND 240/327 TAKU 156/277, 160/279, 250/153 TAXIARHIS (Lebanese) 71/83 SYDNEY (Australian) (frigate) TALAMANCA 188/256 TAYGETOS 192/320 206/86 TALBOT (ferry) 161/20, 267/49, TDI KARADENIZ (1997) SYDNEY (Australian war ship) 274/52 251/212 272/63 TALISMAN (Clyde R.; British) TEAKBAY (154462-C) 41/4, SYDNEY SHOWBOAT 105/34 91/98 (sternwheeler) 185/64 TALISMAN (Sangemon R.; Ill.) TEAKBAY (Great Lakes) 168/254 SYLVAN STREAM (22795) 79/84 TEAKGLEN 245/60 (fantail) 94/76 TAMAROA (U.S.C.G. tug) TEASER (Oneida Lake, N.Y.) SYLVIA H. (barge) 267/58 210/136 90/49 SYMPHONY a) ENRICO COSTA TAMBURFJELL 226/166 TECHE QUEEN (sternwheeler) 231/202 TAMERLANE 241/65 172/272 SYRACUSE (116025) 87/80, TAMMY L. WHITE (towboat) TECUMSEH (sternwheeler) 222/127, (painting) 222/86 198/142 172/280 SZABADSAG (Danube R.; TAMMY M. (tug) 183/207, 209, TELCHAC a) EVA DESGAGNES Hungarian) 86/56, 107/145 210 (Mexican) 208/314 TAMPA (U.S.C.G. cutter) 207/189 TELEPHONE (Columbia River) T.G. GEROW a) EDGAR C. TAMPA IV (532040) 120/234 (sternwheeler) 215/196, 197 JOHNSTON b) SOHIO TAMPICO (145840) 89/31 TEMPLAR (British) (submarine) MEMPHIS c) SOHIO STATE TANDA 12 (268418) 108/215 211/184 141 TENNESSEE 264/59 THE FLOATING HOSPITAL THOMAS PATTEN (Shrewsbury TENSAS 277/76 (Manhattan) 205/46, 249/55 River) 183/243 TENYO MARU (Japanese) 245/38 THE FLOATING LADY (barge THOMAS P. FOWLER (145641) TEQUILA SUNSHINE 174/124 pool) 264/50 64/97 TERALBA 207/229 THE HARVESTER (209060) THOMAS P. WAY 141/13, 16 TERAKKA a) OPATIJA b) 94/64 THOS. S. MEARS (228904) 94/80 NINIKORA 174/124 THE ISLANDER (Puget Sound) THOMAS T. MESECK 203/204 TERCEIRA (Brazilian) 63/69, 150/111 THOMAS TRACY (1916) 90/53, (engine front) 90/53 THE LAMBS 214/101 211/190, 259/183 TERENCE J. SMITH (tug) 274/77 THE LIMITLESS 228/307 THOMAS WILSON (243357) TERESA MCALLISTER (tug) THE LYNX 252/323 30/36 275/65 THE NARROWS (ferry) 200/292, THOMAS WILSON (Great Lakes) TERN (USCG buoy tender) 207/211 185/56 119/159, 245/51 THE OTHER WOMAN (yacht) THOMPSON DEAN (24932) 77/5 TERRA 184/316 203/225 THOMSON DESTINY a) SONG TERRIFICA 205/52 THE PRESIDENTS 134/124, OF AMERICA b) SUNBIRD TETSCHEN b) KRIPPEN (1892) 197/52 (1982) 275/77 (Elbe River; German) 235/234 THE SECOND SUN (141723) THOMSON SPIRIT 245/72, TEUTONIC (British) 97/19, 111/171, 126/95 247/207, 267/65, 270/67 272/35 THE STRAITS OF MACKINAC THONG NHAT (Vietnamese) TEXACO BRAVE a) JOHN (227644) 69/17, 114/80 191/231 IRWIN b) CYCLO BRAVE THE TIDES (251539) 93/39 THOR (tug) 199/222 134/113 THE TIDES (USCG ferry) 165/39 THORE (Swedish) 228/259 TEXACO WARRIOR a) CYCLO THE TOPAZ 243/245 THORNHILL a) ISHPHEMING WARRIOR (1930) 180/298 THE WORLD (2002) 251/213 145/54 TEXACO WARRIOR a) THEALKA (145830) 117/9, THOROLD a) GOSFORTH THUNTANK 6 b) 164/281 (186922-C) (1962) 174/128 ANTERIORITY (1970) THEODOR HEUSS (train ferry) THOUSAND ISLANDER II 170/129 224/321 149/18 TEXADA (215815) 102/61, THEODOR KORNER (Danube 343 (NY fireboat) (2010) 274/47 134/87 R.; Austrian) 108/209 THREE RIVERS (207131) (1910) TEXAN (1902) 188/260, 251/185 THEODORE ROOSEVELT 13/220, 203/178, 259/222 TEXAS CLIPPER (256835) (202941) 122/91, (fantail) THREE SISTERS (145423) 35/76 (1944) 115/166, 140/253, 63/80 THUNDERBIRD (Gippsland 188/335, 265/1, 27, 29, 30, 31 THEODORE TOO (tug) 241/63 Lake; Australian) 252/323 TEXAS EAGLE II 182/140 THERON (Dutch) 86/39 TIAN E a) DANA CORONA TEXAS QUEEN RIVERBOAT THOMAS II 220/326 (Chinese) 179/180 179/197 THOMAS A. EDISON (fictitious) TICONDEROGA (203172) 43/76, TEXAS TREASURE a) (model) 104/173 47/76, 48/100, 54/43, 118/74, SCANDINAVIAN DAWN THOMAS A. MORGAN (1854) (landlocked) 56/77, (on 239/196 187/172 wheels) 56/78, (pilothouse) THE CAT (car ferry) (Australian) THOMAS CROSBY V (Canadian) 28/94, 42/50, (stops a train) 229/83, 230/139 207/222 57/6 THE CAT (ii) (ferry) 259/228 THOMAS H. BARRY a) TICONDEROGA (1906) (Lake THE DIPLOMAT 133/51, ORIENTE (230323) 64/100, Champlain) 258/89, 91, 92, 150/107 190/124 96, 97, 99, 129, 132 THE DUCHESS 138/108, THOMAS HERBERT (tug) TICONDEROGA a) LCI (L)-1085 140/198, 235, 151/187, 207/217 (Lake George) 134/83, 154/121, 178/118, 200/292 THOMAS JEFFERSON (1989) 137/58, 208/290, 209/44, THE DUTCHESS (steamboat) (ferry) 204/297, 253/29 265/20, 21 198/156 THOMAS LAIGHTON 182/126, TIDE PENN 220/272 THE EMERALD a) SANTA 187/214, 202/129, 206/132, TIEN HU a) VISBY b) ROSA (1958) 224/294, 230/131, 254/129, 272/45 SKANDYNAWIA (Chinese) 264/74, 271/11, (painting) THOMAS L. WORTHLEY (9926) 179/180 271/1 121/28 TIGER HILL 199/173 THE FIESTA a) VERA CRUZ I THOMAS NEWTON (145278) TIGER SUN (tug) 235/228 201/67 124/208 TIGRE (tug) 208/309 TILLIE LYKES (1972) 276/19 142 TIM S. DOOL 268/50 TOR SCANDINAVIA 158/136 TRELLEBORG (Swedish) TIME MACHINE (1906) (Nile TORONOTO (107412-C) 17/314, 103/152, 163/206 River) 216/282, 232/269 62/33 TREMONT (1895) 214/99 TIMOTHY MCALLISTER TORONTO (car carrier) 260/336 TRENTON (of 1824) (painting) 203/213 TORRENT (207744) 122/90 22/16 TIONESTA (145958) 62/31, TORRENT (tug) 198/144 TRENTON (111404) 118/91 122/86 TORTOLA (tug) 276/78 TRI-STATE a) NITA VICKERS TIONESTA (1902) 135/158, 160 TOSCANA a) SAARBRUCKEN 256/312 TISCO 266/59 (Italian) 181/10 TRIG LYND 266/65 TITAN 265/61 TONTES CASTLE (British) 69/26 TRILLIUM (126833-C) (1910) TITANIC (British) (1912) 84/103, TOURIST (205213) 105/48, 49 (ferry) 59/71, 129/53, 121/1, 19, 157/33, 170/112, TOURIST (211673) 105/49 136/246, 215/214, 272/72, 177/62, (drawings) 121/6, 7, TOURIST (ON145659) 193/6 274/28, 29, 30, (launch) 8, 10, 237/5, (fantail) 121/59, TOURIST NO. 3 (230941) 99/111, 274/35, (restoration) 274/32, (painting) 237/1 103/136 33, 34 TITANIC (model for motion TOWADA MARU (Japanese) TRIMBLE (145684) 91/90 picture) 146/80, 157/32, 34 65/19, 189/70 TRIMBLE (Ohio River) (1895) “TITANIC” (ATHINAI) 157/38, TOWBOAT ANNIE’S (restaurant) 137/9 39 223/233 TRINA (215122) 92/133 TITLETOWN USA a) ESSO TOWMASTER (tug) 183/209 TRINITY BAY (1996) 261/75, WEST VIRGINIA b) EXXON TOWN OF HULL a) 263/22 WEST VIRGINA c) SHINNECOCK (116712) TRISTIN B 246/142 VOLUNTEER STATE d) 21/418, 131/150, 253/38 TRISTRAM SHANDY (Oneida CRISTINA ECKSTEIN (Ohio TRADEWIND 185/24, 26, 27 Lake, N.Y.) 103/123 River) 256/315 TRADEWINDS a) GRESHAM TRITON (106629) 124/234, TITLIS (Swiss) (1951) 142/69 219/179, 182 201/66, 226/128, 250/161 TJUT NJAK DHIEN 139/312 TRAFALGAR a) KANARIS TRITON (tug) (Hudson River) TOBRUK (Australian) (Royal (Greek) 165/30 177/20 Navy Ship) 277/74 TRAFFIC 257/65 TRIUMPH b) PAN TOLCHESTER a) ST. JOHNS b) TRAILER EXPRESS 178/124 MASSACHUSETTS 229/32 BOMBAY 143/174 TRAILER PRINCESS 206/140 TRIUMPHANT (ferry) 243/240 TOLCHESTER (207201) 101/19 TRANSFER NO. 8 (145585) TROISDOC (Great Lakes) TOLCHESTER a) CITY OF (boiler & engine room plan) (176119-C) 168/250, 251, PHILADELPHIA 220/265 84/108, (inboard profile) 192/314 TOLEDO SUN (517152) 111/171 84/109 TROIS RIVIERES (126768-C) TOM CARTER (Flathead Lake, TRANSFORD II (223068) (under 34/38 Mont.) 114/99 stern view) 120/251 TROJAN 153/67 TOM GREENE (222720) 47/52, TRANSPORT (ferry) 173/66, TROPIC STAR II a) PRIDE OF 55, 140/224, 174/184, 186/89, 92, 96, 100 SAN DIEGO 203/242 200/262, 217/62 TRANS-ST. LAURENT (313966- TROPICAL RAINBOW TOM M. GIRDLER a) LOUIS C) 94/64 (Japanese) (cargo ship) McHENRY HOWE (249104) TRANSTREAM (158633-C) 205/38, 39 (1946) 41/12, 156/280 110/108 TROPICALE 159/155, 157, 158, TOM SAWYER (505895) TRANSVAAL CASTLE (1961) 159, 161/36, 37 112/233, 229/73 137/33 TROPICANA 194/153, 226/137, TOMPKINSVILLE (230240) TRANSYLVANIA (British) 233/51, 248/326 57/15 78/33, 185/6 TROY (201040) 112/219 TOMPKINSVILLE (ferry) (1930) TRAUGUTT (Vistula R.; Polish) TRUMP CASINO 226/156 139/158, 156/291 107/141 TRYON (APH 1) (USS) 22/13 TOMTEN (Lake Siljan; Swedish) TRAVELER 144/237 TSEKOA II (C.C.G.) 206/139 248/335 TREASURE ISLAND (208653) TUCKAHOE (tug) 265/69 TONKA (Lake Minnetonka) 173/8 113/37 TUDOR VLADIMIRESCU TOPA TOPA (painting) 269/1 TREASURE ISLAND (ferry) (paddlesteamer) (Romanina) TOR BRITANNIA 135/184, (1937) 193/34, 35 248/268 163/206 TREBLE CLEF 237/77, 238/152 TUG MALCOLM 151/182, TOR FUTURA 251/243 TRED AVON (ferry) 161/19 198/144, 217/63 TOR HOLLANDIA (Swedish) TREGASTEL 199/230 TUG MCGRAW 206/167 104/201 143 TUKWILA CHIEF (Panamanian) U.S.S. FULTON (submarine (construction views) 121/51, 168/281 tender) 201/48 (fantail) 96/137 TULE CANYON 216/286 U.S.S. GAGE (victory ship) UNCLE SAM (Lake TURA (Turkish) 173/58 233/34 Winnipesaukee, N.H.) TURELLA 151/193, 180/246 U.S.S. GRAPPLE (towboat) 108/203 TURECAMO BOYS (234737) 201/48 UNDINE (Green River) 175/172 106/91 U.S.S. HART (destroyer) 193/38 UNGAVA TRANSPORT a) TURKMENIA (Russian) 220/301 U.S.S. HEYWOOD a) CITY OF VARAGNES b) TOMMY TUSCALOOSA (USS) (Cruiser) BALTIMORE 255/192, 196 WIBORG 174/128 148/204 U.S.S. HYADES 269/25 UNION (25052) (drawing) TUSCAN 230/98 U.S.S. INDEPENDENCE (aircraft 112/202 TUSCARORA (tug) 153/44 carrier) 203/236, 255/175 UNION RELIANCE (Chinese) TUSKAWILLA (145082) 104/185 U.S.S. JOHN S. MCCAIN (USN) 82/55 TUSTAMENA (295172) 92/130, 275/59 UNION ROTOITI 264/71 150/113, 194/142 U.S.S. LAFAYETTE 213/13, 15, UNIQUE 240/274 TUTSHI 196/314 26, 27 UNITANKER a) PETROLITE b) TUXPANCLIFFE (Great Lakes) U.S.S. LEAGUE ISLAND a) IMPERIAL GODERICH 172/281 MACHIGONNE 224/273 (170138-C) 176/243 TWILIGHT 219/235 U.S.S. MASSACHUSETTS UNITED CARIBBEAN a) TWIN CAPES (ferry) 216/310, 229/46 GOLDEN VENTURE 219/170, 218, 252/307, 276/56 U.S.S. MISSOURI 199/232 215/219 TWIN CITIES (205912) 48/96 U.S.S. MONROVIA a) UNITED STATES (1952) TY-PHOO (bottle ship) 196/303 DELGARGENTINO 206/116 138/126, 143/163, 145/44, TYEE (ferry) (1985) 251/239, U.S.S. NEVILLE a) CITY OF 153/2, 3, 6, 10, 12, 14, 18, 76, 253/20 NORFOLK 255/196 154/122, 155/173, 174, 175, TYEE PRINCESS a) YF-874 U.S.S. NEW YORK (2009) 272/48 176, 197, 198, 181/121, (USN) (391407-C) (1945) U.S.S. NORTH CAROLINA 186/136, 190/132, 191/168, 159/174, 233/50 (submarine) 267/50 169, 182, 183, 185, 186, TYEE SHELL (188392-C) U.S.S. QUEENS (1944) 265/28, 196/303, 199/202, 200/299, 176/243 29 203/210, 211, 213-216, TYRA (Swedish) (1895) 228/271, U.S.S. REQUISITE 206/127 206/127, 210/154, 212/318, 292 U.S.S. SAIPAN 273/68 220/284-286, 224/308, U.S.S. STURTEVANT 237/25 230/136, 233/36, 38, 84, USK REACTION (ferry) 244/314 U.S.S. WAKEFIELD a) 246/153, 247/223, 251/193, USNS CHARLTON 276/55 MANHATTAN 244/292 215, 266/7, 11, 267/36, USNS GORDON 220/312 U.S.S. WEST POINT a) 272/39, 275/1, 3, 6, 276/7, USNS HARKNESS 211/217 AMERICA 254/105, 106, 277/36, 37, (painting) USNS HOYT S. VANDENBERG (watercolor) 210/167 204/253, 239/252 224/305 U.S.S. WILLIAM P. BIDDLE a) UNITED STATES (of 1821) 37/6 USNS MERCY a) WORTH CITY OF HAMBURG UNITED STATES (of 1831) 256/319 255/196 (sketch) 48/81 USNS REGULUS 277/78 UGANDA (British) 108/212, UNITED STATES (263934) U.S.S. 1 276/75 176/256, 178/78, 134 43/70, 47/74, 87/80, 96/113, U.S.S. 2 276/55 UHURU (Lake Victoria, E. 113/8, 115/181, (aerial views) U.S.S. 3 276/55 Africa) 120/208 96/122, 123, 113/5 U.S.S. 4 276/55 UKRAINA 184/316, 222/138 UNITED STATES GYSUM U.S.S. ALTAIR 218/99 ULSTER (25290) (1892) 145/6, 17 (207766) 125/46 U.S.S. BIG HORN 211/196, 198, ULSTER QUEEN (British) UNIVERSE a) BADGER 199 108/209 MARINER b) ATLANTIC c) U.S.S. CALVERT 206/134 ULUA 219/175, 176 UNIVERSE CAMPUS U.S.S. CAMDEN 219/222 UMOJA (Lake Victoria, E. Africa) (Liberian) 143/172, 148/226, U.S.S. CONTENDER 206/134 120/209 189/42, 213/83, (as a U.S.S. DENEBOLA a) UNACANA a) HOPSBORG university ship) 227/170, 177, EDGEWOOD 218/98 (149825-C) 176/240 195 U.S.S. ENTERPRISE (ii) a) UNALGA 219/174 UNIVERSE CAMPUS a) VELMA LYKES b) CAPE UNCATENA (500051) (ferry) BADGER MARINER b) BON (1967) 265/49 95/103, 128/221, 185/39, 40, ATLANTIC d) UNIVERSE 211/221, 255/222, (Liberian) 139/143, 144, 145 144 UNIVERSE EXPLORER a) 198/149, 201/65, 202/149, VERGINA a) BILU b) DAN c) EL BRASIL 220/324, 277/23, (as 206/150, 213/70 GRECO d) SAUDI MOON e) a university ship) 227/183, VAN GOGH 242/158, 259/257, GOLDEN SKY (Greek) 185 266/72, 269/64 159/212 UNIVERSAL TRADER (511330) VANA TALLINN a) THOR VERMONT (25845) 118/74 105/42 HEYERDAHL 212/315, VERMONT (161944) 110/106 UNTERWALDEN (Lake Lucerne; 267/64 VERMONT (Great Lakes) (tug) Swiss) 142/72, 248/270 VANCOUVER 159/202, 183/220 (1914) 208/335 UPSHUR a) LAKE GETAWAY VANCOUVER FIREBOAT NO. 2 VERMONT (Great Lakes) (ferry) (1919) 230/94 185/54 (1992) 222/132, 269/43 URANIA II a) CASTALIA b) VANCOUVER ISLAND VERNE SWAIN (161555) 130/95 MARENGO (Italian) (1906) PRINCESS 200/308, 208/307, VERNON C. SMITH a) STEEL 173/14 223/213 RANGER (towboat) 246/142, URBANA (Keuka Lake, N.Y.) VANDALIA (of 1842) (painting) 253/58, 257/58, 275/60 108/173, 176 48/84 VERONA C (1902) 214/99 URGER (barge canal tug) 204/298 VANDERBILT (24964) 111/129 VERRAZZANO (261719) (1951) URI (Lake Lucerne; Swiss) (1901) VANDOC a) SIR DENYS (ferry) 131/129, 230/134, 102/65, 142/65, 72, 201/20 LOWSON 153/55, 244/324 256/283 URRIDAFOSS a) ESTEBOGEN VANDOC (ii) 201/62 VERRAZZANO BRIDGE (1972) 229/19 VARNA (Bulgarian) 116/231 (Japanese) 156/273 URUGUAY (227115) 90/62 VARNA a) OCEAN MONARCH VESUVIUS (USS) (Dynamite USOGA (Lake Victoria, E. Africa) c) REINA DEL MAR Gunboat) 134/77, 143/142, 120/209 150/120, 159/182 (illustration) 229/35 UST ATLANTIC 150/107 VASCO DA GAMA 188/322, VEVEY (Lake Léman; Swiss) UTAH 211/171 192/322, 201/66 (1907) 232/285 UTICA (207842) 126/93, 152/272 VASCO NUNEZ DE BALBOA a) VIC 32 (1943) 258/88 UTOKA 247/205 ALFONSO XIII (ii) 208/273 VICTOR a) JOHN L. UTOPIA (Japanese) 162/114 VASHON (ferry) 161/48 LOCKWOOD b) HENRY VÄSTMANLAND (Swedish) SMITH (11474) (1854) 165/4 V.W. SCULLY (322232-C) 228/259 VICTOR LYNN (222103) 38/36 118/103 VECTA (British) 96/140 VICTORIA (tug) 153/67 VACATIONER 163/212 VECTIS 177/12 VICTORIA a) BELLFLOWER VACATIONLAND (262971) VEENDAM (Dutch) 47/59, (Greek) (1940) 197/27, 41/18, 103/152, 186/142, 130/109, 148/250, 219/232, 214/107, 238/147 204/299, (launching) 122/91 229/49, 268/66, (silhouetted VICTORIA a) DUNNOTTAR VALAIS (Lake Geneva; Swiss) fantail) 130/124, (painting) CASTLE 137/34, 139/186, 77/24, 90/64, 103/151 227/252 171/178, 179, 180, 181, 184, VALCOUR (Lake Champlain) VELMA LYKES 276/13 186, 228/323 (ferry) 262/33, 269/43 VENETIAN LADY (model) VICTORIA a) KUNGSHOLM VALENCIA (25998) (painting) 262/58 239/239 59/64 VENEZUELA a) DE GRASSE b) VICTORIA a) WELFARE 149/41 VALENTINE MORAN (tug) EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA VICTORIA (British) 62/51 218/130 (1924) (Italian) 119/152, VICTORIA (Lake Victoria, E. VALLEJO (155011) 29/17 173/18, 183/182, 184 Africa) 120/208 VALLEY BELLE (161823) VENTURA (161871) 72/113, VICTORIA (Liberian) 75/81 104/173 235/214 VICTORIA (107063-C) 25/7 VALLEY CAMP (215518) VENUS (Norwegian) (tug) VICTORIA (1974) 199/195 108/223 109/52, 200/300, 201/46, VICTORIA CLIPPER a) HAWAII VALLEY CITY (161693) (model) 229/49 EXPRESS b) GLACIER 70/47 VENUS (Swedish) (1873) EXPRESS 180/294, 186/122, VALLEY GEM (paddlewheeler) 228/260, 267 199/222, 204/308 193/70, 271/54 VENUS (1886) 226/127 VICTORIA CLIPPER II (ii) VALLEY QUEEN (161613) VERA CRUZ (1875) (painting) 219/223 (model) 104/176 270/34 VICTORIA CLIPPER III 226/143 VALLEY VOYAGEUR 175/175 VERACRUZ 161/42 VICTORIA CLIPPER IV (1993) VAMOOSE (161668) 66/32, 33 VERACRUZ I 143/176, 172/288, 218/134, (sketch) 205/71 VAMPIRE a) RAN (destroyer) 201/67 VICTORIA EXPRESS (ferry) (Australian) (as a museum) VERAQUA (231755) 46/41 197/54 145 VICTORIA ISLAND PRINCESS VIKING SUN (cruise) 164/270, 178/90, 93, 182/144, 194/150, 186/124, 191/223 176/266, 196/306 198/141, 226/141, 232/325 VICTORIA LUISE 177/10 VIKING VENTURER (Danish) VIXEN 213/74 VICTORIA PRINCESS 155/204, 134/119, 180/302 VLTAVA (Moldau R.; Czech.) 186/124 VIKTOR RYDBERG (Swedish) 107/142, 126/77 VICTORIA STAR (Canadian) 228/261 VOLENDAM a) BRASIL (1958) (ferry) 204/307 VILLA (of 1909; Italian) 120/226 (Dutch) 126/118, 235/212, VICTORIA STAR 2 (ferry) VILLANDRY (French) 145/37 274/69, 277/17 220/316 VILLE D’ANVERS a) VOLLHARDING I (Dutch) (tug) VICTORIAN EMPRESS a) AMERICAN BANKER 232/262 PILGRIM BELLE b) 118/92 VOLUNTEER (tug) 204/261 COLONIAL EXPLORER VILLE D’ORAN (French) 102/83 VON STEUBEN (German) 29/15 194/147 VILLE-DE-PARIS (French) 49/3 VOYAGER a) OLYMPIC VICTORIAN PRINCESS a) VINALHAVEN (161690) 116/215 VOYAGER b) OLYMPIA ROSIE O’SHEA (Great VINCENT D. TIBBETT, JR. (tug) VOYAGER (2000) 255/206 Lakes) (1985) 228/328 183/170, 207 VOYAGER III (catamaran) VICTORIAN RELIANCE VINCENZO FLORIO (1880) 234/132 (Australian) 258/161 (Italian) 217/5 VOYAGER OF THE SEAS VICTORIUS b( CITY OF VINEYARD SPRAY 188/300, 233/55, 237/59, 256/301 HAVRE c( CITY OF LOS 189/46, 195/170 VOYAGEUR (281974) 76/113, ANGELES 229/31 VIRGINIA (Ohio River) 180/300, 90/55 VICTORY (British “butterfly 203/174, 247/222 VOYAGEUR INDEPENDENT boat”) 44/77 VIRGINIA b) BRAZIL (227983) 258/148 VICTORY (254772) 29/21 (1928) 182/123, 191/212, VOYAGEUR PIONEER 267/56 VICTORY III (193/52 264/8, 18 VSEVOLOD VISHIEVSKY VICTORY CHIMES (schooner) VIRGINIA (25955) 26/48 (Dnieper R.; Ukranian) 185/56 VIRGINIA (161654) 11/179 107/143 VICTORY SWORD 211/208 VIRGINIA (161775) 88/128 VULCAN (239347) (tug) 37/1, VIENA (1906) 226/129 VIRGINIA (161909) 39/68 246/133 VIENNA (British) 75/88 VIRGINIA (161945) (painting) VULCANIA (British) (interior) VIETNAM HEROICO 178/132 83/70 95/110 VIGIL 211/189 VIRGINIA (212640) 122/91 VULCANIA (Italian) (1928) VIKING (224430) 124/244, VIRGINIA (ferry) (1936) 193/49, 145/30 220/324, 246/146 236/281, 241/1, 40, 262/55, VYACHESLAV MOLOTOV VIKING (1954) 261/48 (pilothouse) 241/3 (Russian) 64/99 VIKING I a) ARBOR NO. 7 b) VIRGINIA a) HORNELL (tug) VYSERHAD (Moldau R.; Czech.) VIKING (car ferry) 228/326 274/77 107/142, 143, 126/76 VIKING I (Norwegian) 91/100 VIRGINIA C II 175/182 VYSERHAD (iii) (German) VIKING 5 a) BOLETTE 174/130 VIRGINIA V (222170) (1922) 232/275 VIKING BORDEAUX a) 129/47, 150/111, 183/170, STELLA MARIS II 229/68, 171, 198, 199, 200, 202, 203, W.B. MORLEY (81391) (1892) 235/196 204, 216/306, 244/317, 253/62 236/275, (sketch) 80/101 VIKING EXPLORER 198/143 VIRGINIA CLIPPER 225/19, 21 W.C. HITE (81564) 91/90 VIKING POSEIDON 271/50 VIRGINIA DARE 136/237, 225/7 W.C. REDFIELD 156/295, 296 VIKING PRINCESS 173/2 VIRGINIA RESPONDER W.C. RICHARDSON 145/52 VIKING QUEEN a) MOUNT 207/216 W.D. REES (81535) 30/35 KATAHDIN (ferry) 175/178, VIRGINIA SEYMOUR 257/6 W.E. FITZGERALD (203561) 230/134, 231/220 VIRGINIAN (yacht) 213/49 110/109 VIKING SAGA 156/286, 177/54 VISION OF THE SEAS 227/217 W.F. WRIGHT 138/120 VIKING SALLY 156/286, 185/62 VISITOR (209870) 36/89, W.H. BARRETT (80458) 117/18 VIKING SERENADE 196/326, 215/195, 219/198 W. HAROLD REA (318681-C) 204/287 VISTA JUBILEE (1990) 84/120 VIKING SONG 174/130 (excursion boat) 193/45, W.J. YOUNG, JR. (Miss. R. raft VIKING STARLINER 256/298, 261/49 boat) (painting) 53/13 (ferry/excursion) 262/49 VISTA KING 147/174 W.N. TWOLAN (tug) 208/315 VIKING STARSHIP 144/237, VISTAFJORD (Norwegian) W.O. DECKER (tug) 268/41 253/54 127/173, 169/62, 170/136, W.P. SNYDER, JR. (217222) 69/25, 80/104, 233/63 146 W.P. SNYDER, JR. a) W.H. WALLY ROLLER (barge) (Ohio WATERWAYS I (Great Lakes) CLINGERMAN (209662) River) 275/61 228/318 139/140, 146/110, 152/259, WANDA III 264/57 WAUKEGAN (tug) 204/273, 161/52, 183/224 WANERA (Murray R.; 253/44 W.R. HEARST (ferry) (223001) Australian) 125/4 WAUKETA (206077) 103/128, 139/157 WAPAMA (schooner) 166/124, 240/284, 291, 297, 241/40 W.S. WHITE (203183) 99/97, 189/54, 222/88, 253/63 WAU-KON (126115) 65/2 116/216, (pilothouse) 99/90 WAPPEN VON HAMBURG a) WAUWINET (tug) 187/242 W. STANFORD (ferry) 248/309 WAPPEN VON HAMBURG WAVERLEY (British) (1947) W.T. PRESTON (U.S.A.E. b) LUCAYA (German) 130/99, 134/119, 145/37, snagboat) 36/96, 161/50 84/110, 106/104, 166/151, 147/194, 148/222, 160/229, W.W. CORCORAN (80698) 178/113 253, 258, 262, 263, 175/210, 111/192 WAPPEN VON MINDEN a) 187/234, 232/335, 236/317 WA 259/246 LABE (Weser River; Czech) WAVERLEY (Scotland) WABASH (Great Lakes) 173/34 248/262 (paddlesteamer) 200/254 WACOSTA 207/180 WARATAH a) BURUNDA WAVING GIRL (excursion) WADSTENA (Swedish) (1916) (Australian) (tug) 123/137, 196/308 (pilothouse) 228/255 180/304, 197/67, 206/151 WAYFARER III 176/269 WAESLAND (1881) 241/32 WARD 214/115 WAYO MARU (Japanese) 245/38 WAGNERS POINT (tug) 213/56 WARE RIVER a) ALBANY b) WEDELL FOSS (tug) 165/48 WAHCONDAH (102577-C) 86/50 POTOMAC (barge) 152/226 WEEHAWK (226166) 69/23 WAIKAWA a) PARKDALE WARREN (26508) (tug) 53/17, WEEHAWKEN (212802) 126/93, PARK (175386) (1944) 250/157 182/127 182/102 WARSAW (80431) 56/73 WEEKS 297 (salvage barge) WAIMARIE (1899) (New WARWICK (6781) 51/50 196/318, 272/61 Zealand) 244/264 WARWICK (223222) 59/73, WEETAMOE (Lake Sunapee, WAIRANGI 211/187 121/43 N.H.) 22/21 WAITEMATA a) HMS SELSEY WARWICK (ferry) 226/109 WELAKA (of 1851) 78/41 BILL (172876) (1946) WASA STAR 168/282 WELLAMO 136/230, 152/264, 182/100 WASHBURN (81805) 35/58 179/203 WAKENA (1911) 138/78 WASHINGTON (French) (1864) WELSHMAN 155/180 WAL (German) 216/271 138/87 WELTFRIEDEN a) KONIGIN WALLA WALLA (ferry) (1972) WASHINGTON a) CAROLA b) PILLNITZ 154/98, 253/26, 269/68 WASHINGTON b) USS (1886) (German) 196/299, WALLACEBURG (147080-C) MOUNT VERNON 181/3, 232/275 84/119, 190/97 20, 202/97, 98, 99, 101, 104, WENATCHEE (ferry) (1998) WALMER CASTLE (1902) 106, 107, 166, 203/201, 204, 253/15, 26 137/28 206, 209, 233/2, (painting) WENDELLA (iii) (Chicago River) WALPOLE ISLANDER 179/214 233/1 266/44 WALRUS 254/156 WASHINGTON (Argentinean) WENDY B (tug) 199/200, 201 WALTER BRETT (26527) 82/38 85/26 WENONAH 188/278 WALTER EDMONDS 138/125 WASHINGTON (of 1847) WENONAH II 241/62, 245/61 WALTER J. MCCARTHY, JR. (painting) 66/56 WES MCDONALD 277/75 (motor vessel) 196/317, WASHINGTON (81386) 39/49 WESERTOR 257/52 227/236 WASHINGTON (224791) 121/61 WEST BRANCH (Keuka Lake, WALTER L. PRICE (266173) WASHINGTON (ferry) 235/241 N.Y.) 108/175 104/205 WASHINGTON (1880) (Italian) WEST CAWTHON 160/278 WALTER M. (ferry) 182/140, 217/6 WEST CHATALA 203/187 252/279, 258/114 WASHINGTON IRVING WEST CHESWALD 211/207 WALTER STEPHENS COX (211170) 27/63, 163/219, WEST CRESSY 203/190 (518249) 112/272 260/299, 301, (pilothouse) WEST ELDARA 203/191 WALTON (517095) 119/136 103/106, (sunk) 260/301 WEST GOTOMSKA 203/189 WAKASHIO MARU b) WASHINGTON VOYAGER WEST GRAMA (blockship) SUNFLOWER 7 (Japanese 260/330 203/182, 211/202 ferry) 151/194, 162/110 WATER WITCH (of 1831) 27/55 WEST HESSELTINE 203/192 WAKEFIELD a) MANHATTAN WATERMAN a) LA GRANDE WEST HIKA 203/183 (transport) 203/195, 197-201, VICTORY (Dutch) 165/14, WEST HONAKER 211/207 207-209 229/40, 41 WEST ISLETA (cargo) 210/97 147 WEST KEBAR 249/27, 29, 30, 34, WHAT CHEER (26884) 30/39, WM. C. REDFIELD (80008) 69/4 37 137/62, (painting) 244/261 WILLIAM CARSON (195992-C) WEST MADAKET 203/189 WHEAT KING a) LLANDAFF 57/15 WEST MARK 140/227 (185358-C) 135/167, (aerial WILLIAM CLAY FORD WEST MODUS 203/185 view) 123/185 (266029) 122/92 WEST MONTOP 203/183 WHIPPINGHAM (British) 84/110 WILLIAM CLAY FORD (Great WEST NERIS (1919) 232/301 WHITEFISH BAY a) Lakes) 175/206, 180/296, WEST NILUS 211/208 WHITEFISH b) QUETICO 196/281, 282, 199/227 WEST NOHNO 211/207 (Great Lakes) 167/206, 205/61 WILLIAM D. EVANS WEST POINT (troop transport) WHITNEY (80173) (1871) (sternwheeler) 186/146 194/110-112, 114, 115, 167 167/166 WILLIAM EDENBORN (ore WEST PORTAL 207/180 WHITTRANSPORT II 197/62 carrier) 262/12 WEST SEGOVIA 203/188 WICHITA 214/114 WILLIAM F. ROMER a) WEST SHORE (1989) 193/25 WICKERSHAM (Swedish) MASON L. WEEMS (91372) WEST VANCOUVER 191/174 132/241 (1881) 153/68, 247/182, 183 WEST VANCOUVER NO. 5 WILDERNESS ADVENTURER WILLIAM G. MATHER (Great 191/177, 178, 181 259/255 Lakes) 170/128, 186/142, (as WEST VANCOUVER NO. 6 WILDWOOD (208345) 68/106 a museum) 197/60, 200/311, 191/173, 177 WILFRED M. COHEN (tug) 213/66 WEST VIRGINIA BELLE 169/52 WILLIAM GIBBONS (paddle (sternwheeler) 187/226, WILFRED SYKES (259193) steamer) 180/264 189/56, 193/21, 29 122/93 WILLIAM H. DANIELS (147764- WEST ZEDA 213/36 WILHELM TELL (Lake Lucerne; C) 106/100 WESTCHESTER a) JOHN P. Swiss) (1908) 142/68, 189/30, WILLIAM H. DONNER (212354) WILSON (215041) 131/156, 252/293 114/112 174/99, (model) 100/135 WILHELM THAM (Swedish) WILLIAM H. ELLIOTT 265/60 WESTDALE a) GEORGE W. 228/254, 272, 283, 284, 286 WILLIAM H. ZIMMER (Ohio PERKINGS 142/107 WILHELMINA (Bermudian; River) 252/315 WESTERDAM 189/43, 194/135, British registry) 29/7 WILLIAM J. DUGAN (252202) 195/219, 239, 199/204, 221/59 WILHELMINA (206997) 73/20, 107/158 WESTERN HORIZON 220/317 112/218 WILLIAM J. STEWART 138/116 WESTERN METROPOLIS (USA WILKES BARRE (201355) WILLIAM JOHNSON (33185-C) transport) 111/159 (pilothouse) 112/195 36/79 WESTERN PIONEER 256/316 WILL H. ISOM (81758) 70/44 WILLIAM K. FIELD (Great WESTERN SHELL (178797-C) WILL S. HAYS (26393) 77/3, 4 Lakes) (223607) 177/14 176/240 WILLAMETE CHAMPION (tug) WM. L. HALSEY (Keuka Lake, WESTERN STATES (81811) 205/41 N.Y.) 108/173 69/17, 192/288, 289, WILLAMETE CHIEF (tug) WM. L. PROCTOR (81002) 90/58 (pilothouse) 91/74 205/41 WILLIAM M. HOAG (81171) WESTERNLAND (painting) WILLAMETE MARINER (tug) 35/76 241/83 205/41 WILIAM N. PAGE (collier) WESTFIELD (26504) 26/25 WILLAPA (226344) 103/138, 258/169, 259/186 WESTMORELAND (80995) 205/2, 20 WILLIAM O. DECKER (tug) 13/220 WILLEM RUYS (Dutch) 182/88, 259/231 WESTMORELAND (110787) 89, 90 WILLIAM PENN 141/11 22/12 WILLET (tug) 202/128 WILLIAM P. SNYDER, JR. WESTMOUNT (138232-C) WILLIAM A. HOEY 276/67 (209662) 102/88, 110/109, 104/198, 105/37 WILLIAM A. MCKENNEY 117/46 WESTPORT (208731) 47/71, (collier) 259/181 WM. R. FARRELL (252861) 60/99, 103/156, 110/98, WILLIAM A. REISS (225045) 120/217 134/65, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97 85/20 WILLIAM R. ROESCH (of 1973; WESTRALIA 158/152 WILLIAM B. SCHILLER (Great Kinsman) 128/239, 141/43, WESTWARD HO 220/328 Lakes) (1910) 166/126 164/243 WESTWOOD ANETTE 260/329 WILLIAM C. DALDY WILLIAM RUYS (Dutch) 65/20 WEXFORD (Canadian) 237/65 (Australian) (tug) 170/134, WM. S. EARL (80149) 28/81, WEYBURN (153437-C) 89/30 192/328 31/66 WHALE-WATCHER 208/323 WILLIAM C. MORELAND WILLIAM S. STOKLEY (207851) 115/173 (tug/fireboat) 219/198 148 WILLIAM TELL (of 1908; Lake WOLRAADE WOLTEMADE YALOVA (ferry) (Istanbul) Lucerne; Swiss) 102/65 (tug) 234/134 196/297 WILLIAM THE FOURTH 185/64 WOLTMAN (tug) 224/254 YAMACRAW (USCG) 176/252 WILLIAMSBURG (ex- WOLVERINE a) SEEANDBEE YAMAL 216/295, 335 Presidential yacht) 132/231, (USS) (aircraft carrier) (Great YANCEY (attack cargo ship) 139/166, 157/8, 197/50, Lakes) 16/289, 257/37 195/222 210/137 WOLVERINE (112295-C) 62/41 YANKCANUCK (barge) 199/228 WILLIAMSBURG (ferry) 193/49, WOONSOCKET (206658) YANKEE a) J.T. MORSE 139/189 236/284 108/219, 225/15, 16 YANKEE a) MACHIGONNE b) WILLIS (Flathead Lake, Mont.) WOOSTER VICTORY 179/164 HOOK MOUNTAIN c) 114/97 WORCESTER (26066) 95/86 BLOCK ISLAND d) WILLIS B. BOYER (209185) WORLD DISCOVERER a) LEAGUE ISLAND e) 117/46 BEWA DISCOVERER b) BLOCK ISLAND (1907) WILLOWBAY 190/92 DISCOVERER c) LOWELL 141/21, 22, 23, 64, 159/153, WILLOWGLEN (Great Lakes) THOMAS DISCOVERER 160/272, 174/114, 181/42, 185/58, 197/60, 199/229, (Danish) 137/52, 199/236, 184/294, 197/44, 224/277, 257/55 205/55 225/35-37, 40-45, 50, 83, WILMETTE (200031) 120/223 WORLD RENAISSANCE a) 227/223, 228/304, 233/39, WILSCOX 211/206 RENAISSANCE b) 249/55, 250/171, 254/132, WILSON G. HUNT (72676-C) HOMERIC RENAISSANCE 275/29, (painting) 224/253 104/180 (Greek) 163/194, 172/258, YANKEE (200980) 131/157, WINCHESTER CASTLE (1930) 180/282 205/34 137/30 WORRAMBUS (Sebago Lake, YANKEE (203969) 83/88, 85/16, WIND SONG 183/214 Me.) 32/79 88/114, (pilothouse) 11/168 WIND SPIRIT 262/77 WORTHINGTON (freighter) YANKEE CLIPPER (539238) WIND STAR 181/62 225/9, 16, 24 123/173 WIND SURF 242/140 WOTAN (81432) 105/41 YAOHUA (Chinese) 156/263 WINDBER 223/176 WRIGHT (seaplane carrier) YARMOUTH (Panamanian) WINDMILL POINT 152/239 (drawing) 91/76 128/216 WINDOC (II) 240/320 WRIGHT BROS. (1923) 138/109 YARMOUTH (Canadian) (1887) WINDWARD (Norwegian) WYANDOTTE (81406) 31/55, 167/172, 172/248, 192/265 207/232, 213/61 240/283 YARMOUTH (226635) 31/65, WINDSOR 134/116 WYANDOTTE (205458) 86/52, 77/11, 84/111, 128/208, WINDSOR CASTLE (British) 128/239 (fantail) 67/86 129/25 WYANDOTTE (206458) (1908) YARMOUTH (93373-C) 121/19, WINGFIELD CASTLE (Humber 143/143 (pilothouse) 65/20 R.; British) 106/104 WYANDOTTE a) CONNEAUT YARMOUTH CASTLE a) WINNEBAGO (Wisconsin River) (214061) (1916) 143/146 YARMOUTH (Liberian) 32/85 WYOMING (26517) 27/55 96/135, 128/212, 185/27, WINNEBAGO (257114) (1922) WYOMING (203805) 22/12 (deck plans) 128/211 156/240 WYTHEVILLE 214/105 YARMOUTH CASTLE a) WINNISIMMET (USCG) b) EVANGELINE (Panamanian) DAVID C. WINSLOW XANADU a) WAPPEN VON 131/142, 143, (dining room) 190/99 HAMBURG b) DELOS c) 131/144 WINONA COUNTY 214/105 POLAR STAR d) PACIFIC YAVARI (1862) 248/267 WINSLOW (26174) 47/58 STAR 170/124 YELLOW SEA (gash/damage) WINTER HARBOR (81162) XINGHU a) CABO IZARRA b) 250/140 33/15 WEST STAR c) DONA YELLOWSTONE (1907) 170/107 WINTHROP (81441) 57/13 MONTSERRAT 179/182 YERBA BUENA (ferry) (1937) WISTERIA (US Army hospital XXX VENUS (Japanese) 222/153 193/34, 35 ship) 116/211 YI 152/243 WIWURNA (81043) 6/79 YALE (204047) 27/61, 50/34, YORCK 175/168 WOLF ISLANDER a) OTTAWA 86/33, (fantail) 95/109 YORK (1920) 150/76, 230/94 MAYBROOK (1975) 137/42, YALE (206972) 12/203 YORK (1925) (ferry) 236/290 177/53 YALE (223525) 131/157, (fantail) YORKMAR (246067) 46/40 WOLF RIVER 219/227 95/109 YORKTOWN 159/154, 188, 190, WOLFE 178/124 YALE b) USS GREYHOUND 191, 192 (1907) 133/35 149 YORKTOWN CLIPPER 184/298, 185/50, 187/222, 190/134, 208/307 YOSEMITE (27616) (joiner plans) 91/86 YOSEMITE (222722) 110/104 YOSEMITE (83455-C) 123/129 YOUNG AMERICA (243034) 30/37 YOUNGSTOWN 214/103 YOUVILLE (130521-C) 94/64 YUHUA (Chinese) 156/262 YUTEI MARU (Japanese) 113/59 YVON DUPRE, JR. (176566-C) 94/64

ZAANDAM (Dutch) 235/213, 243/227, 231 ZACHARY TAYLOR 202/140 ZAEHRINGEN (Lake Constance; German) 82/50 ZAMZAM a) MESSAPIA 199/186 ZANETTA (28135) 47/49 ZELADA DESGAGNES 272/72 ZEALANDIA (British) 18/337 ZEELAND (Baltic) (ferry) 208/335 ZENITH (cruise) 203/219, 204/288, 249/61, 265/74, 272/68 ZEPHYR a) FLYER (steam launch) 120/252, 233/52 ZHEN HUA 3 (Chinese) 220/316, 233/50 ZIM MOSKVA 276/55 ZNAMYA ORTYABRA (Ukrainian) 232/307 ZONG HUA (Chinese) 169/58 ZOPHAR MILLS 191/200 ZUIDERDAM (Dutch) 245/55, 70 ZUIDERKRUIS a) CRANSTON VICTORY (Dutch) 165/13

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PART V-PORTRAITS

Adams, Arthur C. (“Sandy”) Carter, William Henry 78/45 Frappier, Captain William J. 19/380, 92/113 Casey, Ralph 106/89 245/43, 262/47 Alexanderson, Commodore Leroy Champion, Gordon 274/34 Frazer, Alan D. 245/43 J. 233/2, 249/48 Chapman, Capt. Samuel B. 82/47 Fryant, John L. 104/172 -at age seven or eight 233/30 Chase, Scott 245/42 Gainer, Mrs. Patrick A. 94/56 Allaire, James P. 180/263 Chase, Stephen Barrett 210/125 Gallagher, J.B. 82/47 Allen, Joseph (“Jay”) 127/189, Clancy, Capt. George E. 123/149, Gamble, J. Mack 108/206 136/195, 193/3 183/186 Garner, Capt. Griff 83/67 Anderson, Elizabeth Stanton Clapp, Frank A. 238/123 Garvey, Marcus 192/264 205/27 Clark, Edward O. 66/50 Geiger, Capt. William F. 189/17 Anderson, Fred 132/201 Cleasby, Robert C. 272/4 Gibbs, William Francis 153/4 Arison, Mickey 256/295 Cole, Darius 240/268 Giglietti, Joseph 275/29 Arison, Ted 233/43 Colligan, Captain Tom 269/19 Gillette, Frederick 110/93 Arizon, Ted 114/88 Collins, Capt. Jason 81/12 Gillham, Skip 245/44, 262/59 Athanas, Anthony 109/62 Colonna, Charles J. 254/120 Grady, Capt. Edward M. 120/196, Austin, Captain Jeremiah J. Conley, Patrick T. 270/27 197 222/126 Connelly, Mrs. Catherine 243/223 Graham, John Maxtone 251/217 Barber, William G. T. 245/41, Covell, William King 134/91 Graham, R. Loren 131/149 262/73 Cox, Martin 245/42 GREAT EASTERN, Officers of Barkhau, Capt. Roy 104/177, Crockett, David 182/116 the 108/195 106/97 Curry, Capt. Earl B. 154/81 Greene, Capt. Gordon C. 200/257 Barrow, Edward 184/273 Dake, Shawn J. 263/34 Greene, Capt. Mary B. 112/227, Barry, Francis J. 123/149 Dalby, M.T. 87/66 200/257 Barry, Frank 183/186 Davis, Capt. John D. 83/67 Greene, Capt. Tom R. 16/305, Beater, George 87/71 DeMuccio, Joseph 222/133 270/9 Beecher, Benjamin D. 62/38 Denny, Homer 106/97 Gresham, Capt. James W. 83/67 Benson, Capt. William Odell Deschenes, Tim 245/42 Griscom, Clement Acton 241/31 141/23, 178/150 Dodge, John 41/22 Hall, Capt. Benjamin Franklin, Jr. Bentley, Helen Delich 106/89 Don, Francis 145/11 92/127 Bessac, Commander Norman Donghia, Angelo 155/157 Hamer, Geoffrey 245/44, 262/72 87/80 Dougherty, Christopher D. 263/42 Hamilton, Capt. Frank E. 122/122 Bevan, H.E. 200/257 Dow, Matthew 265/22 Hansen, Arnie 262/40 Bielman, Charles F. 240/272 Dowling, Edward J., S.J. 221/45 Harding, President Warren G. Bieser, Charles D. 132/206 Downer, Victor M. 205/28 110/93 Bishop, Henry 251/218 Driscoll, Edward 188/274 Harter, Isaac III 108/184, 186, Blake, Betty 270/9 Driscoll, Larry 266/12 125/10 Bogart, Charles H. 245/41, 265/61 Duffy, Francis J. 245/42, 262/50 Harter, Susan Gail 108/186, Bombay, Michael H. 161/17 Eberle, Ann 265/26 125/10 Boone, David M. 262/70 Eberle, Donald 219/196 Harter, William 108/186 Bottum, Capt. Lynn H. 161/18 Eisele, Peter T. 190/166, 245/43, Hårvick, Captain Arild 276/44 Brasher, Capt. Charles 106/97 262/76 Hathaway, Freeman R. 113/20 Braynard, Frank O. 259/230, Eisele, Peter T. and Lois, 194/138 Hauge, Capt. Torbjorn 155/165 265/45 Eldredge, Elwin, M. 95/95, 96 Haverly, Douglas L. 141/55, Breynaert, John A. 104/174, Emery, John 263/21 247/212 132/206, 161/17 Emtage, Roger and Ginny 265/10 Hayes, Ex-President Rutherford B. Brock, Jacob 132/208 Ewen, William H., Sr. 192/279, 118/89 Brown, Alexander Crosby 82/47, 226/107, 247/212 Hays, Will S. 77/7 94/56 Ewen, William H., Jr. 245/43, Heath, Captain R.A. 201/23 Brown, Capt. Frank E. 83/89 246/127 Hebert, J. Albert 104/177 Brown, Johanna 120/211 Farnsworth, Kathy 170/143, Heffernan, Capt. Richard W. Brusie, Harold and Jackie 123/149 182/116 145/11 Burgess, Robert 106/89 Ferris, Theodore E. 275/11 Hendrickson, David 262/28 Butler, Martin J. 245/41 Filey, Mike 274/34 Higgins, William H.C. 177/25 Carr, Roland P. 85/10 Fisher, Capt. Martin 161/17, 18 Hipler, Michael 262/38 Carter, William D. 193/4 Fox, William A. 267/77 Hoffman, Mrs. Renoda 192/279 151 Hogshire, Leigh G. 225/21 Mitchell, Richard M. 62/25 Shaum, John H., Jr. 245/45, Holland, Stewart 94/56 Moreno, Barry 276/37 251/175, 262/53 Hoover, Herbert (as Secretary of Mueller, Edward A. 238/125, Shepherd, Robert Ward 83/79 Commerce) 110/93 270/42 Simcox, Betty Blake 102/95 Howard, Capt. Maurice A. 64/101 Muller, William G. 192/279, Sims, Philip 274/39 Hudson River Day Line, Alumni 272/19 Smith, Kenneth E. 106/92 Reunion 108/190 Second Nernoff, John, Sr. 51/53 Snow, Edward Rowe 109/62 Reunion 113/23 Nikolaos, Capt. 169/28 Snyder, Bob 145/17 Hughes, Brian 270/16 Norman, Doctor N. Philip Sparky 88/122, 108/196 Huus, Captain Bill 265/23-25 104/176 Spencer, H.N., Jr. 108/206 Ivey, Capt. Robert A. 93/13 Odell, Benjamin B., Jr. 164/233 Squire, Captain Eddy 255/171, Jackson, Capt. Peter 140/194 Odell, Herbert Roe 164/233 267/19 Jacobus, Melancthon Williams O’Driscoll, Gerald P. 123/149, SSHSA—meetings and groups: - 170/78 183/186 On PUT-IN-BAY, 1951 Johnson, Captain Frank A. Olcott, Alexander P. 87/80 39/70 243/193 Olcott, Mrs. Alfred Van Santvoord -At Bob-Lo Island, 1951, with Kato, Kay 105/47 87/80 Marine Historical Society of Kelly, George V. W. 107/131, ONTEORA, Officers of the 69/4 Detroit 42/40 155/94 Overbagh, John Snyder 145/17 -On BALTIMORE, June 1956 Kendrick, David 245/44 Parker, Captain Patrick L. 82/46, 59/77 Kholer, Peter C. 264/25 146/118 -On aircraft carrier TARAWA Kirby, Frank E. 221/5 Patt, Edwin Arnold 74/45 63/67 Kleber, Louis c. 263/47 Payne, Capt. W.E. 44/83 -On DELTA QUEEN, July Kloster, Knut and Mogens 114/88, Payne, Stephen 236/298 1960 75/75 155/156 Pearson, Capt. J. 166/98 -At Mariners Museum, May Koch, Hon. Edward I. 160/245 Pease, Captain John A. 272/28 1962 83/96 La Barge, Joseph 254/112 Peluso, Anthony J., Jr. 192/279 -On RENSSELAER, 1943 Lane, General T.A. 116/205 Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. 92/113 Lange, W. Robert 266/41 166/96 -On AMERICAN CLIPPER, Lopez, Antonio 208/256 Platen, Baltzar von 228/259 1948 92/113 Lord, Walter 242/87 Post, Captain Charles 246/116 -At SABINO’s launching, Loveless, Steven 265/14 Post, Chief Engineer Elvoid E. 1967 104/210 Lynch, Timothy 266/31 120/196 -On SABINO, June 1968 Lyons, Ben 260/306 Queen Elizabeth II 212/284 107/151 Mabie, Roger W. 170/143, Quinby, Capt. John G. 134/80 -On ALEXANDER 182/116 Quinby, E. Jay 106/97 HAMILTON, 1944 110/104 Mackenzie, Graham 265/41 Rabbett, Richard D. 276/9 -At Fall River, Mass., July MacQueen, John, Chief Engineer Rau, William M. 214/87, 263/48 1969 111/168, 169 198/166 Richardson, John M. 70/48 -At Cape May, N.J., Sept. Mannino, Robert Jr. 276/33 Ringwald, Donald C. 101/2, 1969 112/225 Manolis, Captain Nicholas 22/12 137/2, 145/17, 183/205, (by -Southern New England Manwell, Frank P. 245/44, 262/56 pilothouse of NORWICH) Chapter, 1969 112/238 Marsellis, A. Spencer 106/89, 54/46, (on stern of -At Governors Island, 1970 150/90 NORWICH) 132/253 115/162, 163 Marlow, Carol 258/133 Rochon, Chuck 263/42 -At Newport News, VA., 1970 McAdam, Roger Williams Rodgers, Commander John 75/73 116/218, 219 100/133 Roosevelt, President Franklin D. -On BAY BELLE, 1970 McCormick, Daniel C. 246/129 17/329 116/220, 221 McDonald, Capt. Lawrence E. Roosevelt, President Theodore -At Baltimore, MD., Jan. 1971 147/149 113/18 117/25 Mears, Mrs. Mary 112/225 Rumsey, James 111/137 -At Tobermory, Ont., June Meseck, Walter L. 192/278, Sapulski, Wayne 272/24 1971 119/180, 181 218/88 Schulte, Matthew 261/5, 270/21 -Southern New England Miller, Charles 165/67 Scofield, Clifford G. 113/22 Chapter, 1971 119/191 Mills, Randall V. 41/16 Secor, Cary 165/67 -At Boston, Mass., Oct. 1971 Mills, Rodney H, Jr. 245/45 Shafer, Capt. and Mrs. Henry 120/216, 217 Milton, J. Elet 99/98, 109/40 83/73 -Lake Winnipesaukee, N.H., Mitchell, C. Bradford 123/149 1972 123/131, 123/191 152 -Cape May, N.J., Sept. 1972 Work, Hubert (Secretary of 124/196, 197 Interior) 110/93 -Baltimore, MD., Jan. 1973 Wright, Capt. Donald T. 16/305, 125/63 116/205 -Louisville, KY., June 1973 Zimmerman, Bob 262/15 127/149 Zimmerman, Cindy 262/15 -Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., Sept. 1973 128/221 -Milwaukee, Wis., 1974 132/204-206 -Philadelphia, PA 194/138 Staats, Joachim 192/278 Stanton, Samuel Ward 196/260, 266 Suttaby, Jenny Ono 274/35 Sydow, De Witt Clinton 123/149 Tackaberry, Capt. 119/130 Takakjian, Captain Eric 264/38 Thiel, Philip 262/35 Thomas, William duBarry 229/42, 245/45 Thompson, Capt. Everett Leander 33/3 Thorssell, Captain Erik Bernhard 228/266 Tippitt, Capt. William 104/177, 106/97 Tooker, Vic 109/49 Tully, Paul 262/65 Turner, H.M. 182/116 Turnwald, Rich 271/3 Underwood, Capt. Harris 106/97 Van Cleve, Captain James 48/82 Van Woert, Capt. Ralph 113/22, 120/197 Wagner, Commodore Ernest 153/52 Wallace, Henry (Secretary of Agriculture) 110/93 Wally 58/50 Wandborg, Tage 155/156 Warwick, Commodore Ronald W. 260/314, 269/15 Way, Capt. Fred, Jr. 16/305, 115/138 Weith, Hazel Cox 104/172 Weston, Wilbur A. 164/233 White, Thain 114/95 Williams, Henry 193/4 Wilson, James and Alice 188/283 Wilson, President Woodrow 117/23 Winters, Mrs. E.T. 116/205 Wood, H. Graham 99/113, 226/126 Wood, Leland D. 16/304 Worden, William M. 245/45 153

PART VI—OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS (including CARTOONS)

“A MALOLO that never was” 243/174 ANCON Operations Room personnel 198/105 “Aboard a St. John’s Steamer” (sketch) 121/26 -interiors 198/122 Actor Gavin MacLeod from “The Love Boat” TV sitcom Anderson, Elizabeth Stanton with father S.W. Stanton in salutes Pacific Princess on her final departure as a studio 205/27 Princess Vessel 244/333 Andrea Doria advertisement from 1950s 258/102 Advertisement for American Line and Red Star Line Andrea Doria pictured on cover of 1955 sailing schedule distributed by International Navigation Company 258/105 241/31 ANTHRACITE: freight receipt 51/58 Advertisement for cruise on Great Northern, 1916 263/7 Antofagasta, Chile; three Grace Line ships there -for Great Northern and Northern Pacific 263/12 103/105 Advertisement of sailing, BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Appendix I, Facsimiles of the Enrollment Records of the 192/271 VESUVIUS 229/39 Advertisement of sailing TREASURE ISLAND, 1939 Approaching the lock chamber at Cannelton, Indiana 193/40, 193/42 (Sarah L. Ingram) 257/20 Advertisement of VICTORIA LUISE Panama Canal Artifacts from Ellis Island on display 276/37 Cruise, 1913 191/207 Artist Casey Holtzinger’s drawing of overhead view of Advertising sign for “Ferry to Richmond” at Keller, 1875 horse-drawn turnstile at Colonna’s Shipyard Virginia 191/218 254/120 AFRICAN COMET inboard profile and plans of boat Artist’s illustration of German submarine U-1105 210/98 215/221 AFRICAN ENDEAVOR dining room 206/122 Artist’s rendering of new container ships being built for -staircase 206/123 Matson Navigation Co. in 2002 243/225 -murals 206/124 Artist’s rendering of the new catamaran ferries to be built -other 206/125 by Derecktor Shipyard 241/55 AFRICAN ENTERPRISE plain lounge 206/125 Artist’s rendering of two new vessels for the Norway- Al Foster Steamboat Company advertisement 257/7 Denmark run being built in Norway for Fjord Line Al Foster deck plans (sketch) 257/10, 11 275/47 Al Foster Hurricane Deck filled with fishermen 257/14 Artist’s rendering of unnamed 85,000-ton liner planned Lady nearby watches fisherman on deck 257/14 by Cunard for British Market in 2005 241/2 Alaska Ship and Dry Dock shipyard in Ketchikan Asuarithikul, Oran and Dechar Sarbua, the Thai owners 272/56 of AMERICAN STAR making final inspection Albany, New York, excavation for Delaware & Hudson 210/128 office building, 1916 142/82 Atlantic Basin in Brooklyn, NY (aerial view) 256/301 Albany, New York , steamboats in ice, December 1933 Atlantic Conference attendees gather for March 1966 160/296 meeting 251/192 “All smiles in the Karim’s engine room” 216/284 ATLANTIC lake steamer drawing 202/143 Ambrose Light Tower in Atlantic near New York Harbor Atlantic Port of Cristobal in mid 1920s, aerial view 226/136, 238/130 231/211 AMERICA ad, 1950 cruise 194/119 Atlantic Salt Company terminal in Staten Island 237/54 AMERICA ad, 1952 cruise 194/123 ATLANTUS deck plans 222/116-117 AMERICA ad, 1962 cruise 194/121 Atlantic Passage ad for U.S. Lines April 1939 202/126 AMERICA in wartime service 194/113 “Atomic motif” light fixture in dining room of Savannah “America treats all the way to Europe” ad for United 267/47 States Lines May 1934 202/100 Atrium ceiling on Costa Fortuna featuring models of the “America recognizes value…” ad for United States entire Costa fleet 267/51 Lines March 1936 202/103 Auction of UNITED STATES 203/212 American Export Lines ad, “Verandas” 252/268 Backyard boatyard on the Connecticut 62/27 Ad for EXCHORDA, 1931 252/270 Bairnsdale Wharf, Australia 73/11 American President Lines ad 263/47 Ballroom of AMERICA 194/104 American South African Line ads 210/99 Baltimore inboard profile and deck plans (1905) 261/34- -stateroom accommodations 210/105 35 AMERIKANIS deck plans-1991 201/31 Steam gauge (still in use today) 261/37 Neptune Lounge 201/34 Wheelhouse 261/38 “An unlikely meeting; the TV replica of Admiral Baltimore Mail Line brochure from May 1934 255/186 Tegetthoff and the modern icebreaker” 216/294 Baltimore Mail Line rate card from 1936 255/187 154 Baltimore, MD: Brochure and advertisements for ORIENTE and -Coal carriers lie at anchor awaiting passage into MORRO CASTLE 190/85, 86, 115, 117, 125, 167, Baltimore 158/120 168 -Drydock & Shipbuilding Co. 165/42 Brochure and luggage tags for Brasil and Argentina -Harbor scenes of many decades ago 114/123 277/11, 277/16 -Light Street 20/388, 389 Brock House, Enterprise, Fla. 132/209 “Bangor Boat, The” 103/155 Brooklyn Navy Yard (aerial view) 226/137 Barbour Shipyard 214/91 Brooklyn Passenger Ship Terminal next to Governor’s Bard, James, memorial to 192/279 Island (aerial view) 258/141 Barge being pushed through the harbor at Port Arthur, Buffalo, N.Y.: TX, rammed into bow of tanker Eagle Otome, -Excursion steamers at 75/81 sending her into tanker Gull Arrow 274/67 -Inner Harbor (aerial view) 55/63 Barge pinned up against the K&I Bridge on Januray 31, -Outer Harbor (aerial view) 55/71 2006 258/150 Builder’s drawings of the Everett, built in 1907 259/190 Barge run aground in Nanticoke River on February 13, Builder’s plans of the Daniel J. Morrell 260/272, 273 2008 266/51 Builder’s profile drawing of 220-foot, Z-drive, offshore Battery Park, New York, 1939 129/60 supply vessel 224/311 Baya Line advertisement 122/99 “Building a Bigger Boat” from the Dubuque, Iowa Bayton, Captain H.C. with family 223/193 Telegraph-Herald 209/67 Bayton family home in White Stone, VA 223/197 Burgess, Robert H. with several of his photos of City of Bear Mountain, N.Y.: Norfolk 246/137 -Showing 8 steamboats 117/38 Burned out Cabin Class Smoking Lounge on -Showing 5 steamboats 131/157 WAKEFIELD 1942 203/197 Beecher, Benjamin D.—his propeller 62/39 C-4 class sketch by Edward C. March for American Bell stand in home of Charles Ritts, Jr. 58/41, 58/42 Hawaiian Steamship Co. 251/182 Ben Lyons, first American officer of Cunard Lines, on Cabin Class Smoking Room on AMERICA 194/95 bridge of Queen Mary 2 260/307 Cabin Class Lounge on AMERICA 194/102, 103, 129 Bermuda & Nassau Cruises 1980 brochure 277/17 Cabin rooms aboard AMERICA 194/106 Big River RECC Plant below Tell City, Indiana 257/23 Cable ferry service across Adams Lake, B.C. 223/231 Bill Muller at 19 yrs. old, as quartermaster of Alexander Cadet Kinghorn and shipmate Peter painting on the Hamilton, 1956 272/11 Columbia Star 264/42 Biplane takes off of stern of ILE DE FRANCE 226/96 Caesar’s Casino on the Indiana shore 263/62 Black Star Line prospectus 192/266, 269 Canadian Pacific Ry. Promotional pictures for their BLOCK ISLAND’s wheelhouse, 1940 224/255 “Empress” liners 89/18, 19, 20 Blount Industry’s new 161-foot dinner yacht for NYC Canadian tug being bulldozed back to water 55/62 230/156 Cangarda’s wheelhouse 270/18 Bluff House, Making a landing at (dwg.) 118/73 Deck scene 270/20 Bob Cleasby and Dr. Joseph Meany, Jr. aboard Duchess C&B Line brochure from 1930 advertising the 277/26 Seeandbee 257/34 Bottum, Capt. and wife Rosemary, Ralph Nading Hill Cape Horn, A clouded 113/36 and Benjamin L. Mason 161/18 Cape Horn in calm seas as viewed from Norwegian Brahmaputra River, On the 18/339 Crown 262/41 Brasil/Argentina artist’s rendition 277/1 Cape York peninsula lighthouse 263/25 Braynard, Frank O. and Francis J. Duffy aboard the QE2 Captain Blank at wheel of VIRGINIA V in restored Pilot 219/196 House 201/82 BREMEN’s mailplane being placed on catapult 226/100 Captain Brian McAllister at christening of Grand Bremerhaven, Germany: WASHINGTON arriving at Republic, September 6, 2003 248/308 (painting) 66/56 Captain De Wayne Spees in pilot house of towboat Breynaert, John and Michael H. Bombay get instructions Sarah L. Ingram 257/3 from Capt. Martin Fisher on peculiarities of the Captain Dwight A. Smith aboard the West Kebar with vertical beam engine 161/17 Chris Nielsen 249/28 Brian J. Cudahy at the Gatun Locks of the Panama Canal -in his office aboard the West Kebar 249/38 in 1998 229/44 -his sketch of sinking of West Kebar 249/39 Britmari Brax, owner and chief executive of -his sketch of crowded No. 4 lifeboat 249/40 Rederiaktiebolaget Göta Kanal since 1986 228/285 Captain Edward March as master and pilot of the ferry Broadside from 1866 for excursions on steamer Lackawanna on Delaware River 226/87 Sewanhaka 246/123 -on bridge of AMERICAN PACKER 233/3 -with a life ring aboard the SS MARSODAK 233/4 155 -taking Hubert Fillipone’s picture 233/5 Castle William on Governor’s Island (aerial view) -with crew mates on MARSODAK 233/6 254/133 -March’s friend “Slim” Everett 233/6 CATALINA steamer Fall Schedule for 1932 231/176 -as an officer aboard Joseph G. Cannon 274/27 CATALINA in “current condition” (2001) 240/315 Captain Emery Rice and First Officer Ryland Drennan as Catskill Landing, passing 145/19 pictured in a newspaper of the period 250/116 “Celebration of Steam” in Duncan, B.C. (steam whistle) Captain Fairbank’s device that converted salt water into 224/314 fresh water, sketch 241/15 Center console on bridge of Midnatsol 276/44 Captain Frank Herbert on Cambridge Lady 245/32 Certificate of enrollment from January 1890 for the Captain George Maier on Brown’s bridge 260/286 Alligator 267/6 -directing undocking of Brown 266/52 -final certificate of enrollment of May 5, 1909 Captain Hubert Fillipone, Captain March’s friend and 267/11 sidekick 233/6 Chamberlain, Clarence, pilot takes off from Captain Ian McNaught, QE2’s last captain on port bridge LEVIATHAN (1920s) 226/93 wing on September 16, 2008 268/18 -fly by LEVIATHAN after take-off 226/95 -with pilot on bridge of QE2 268/26 Chamberlain’s Fokker biplane warms up at top of Captain James McNamara presents award to Francis J. LEVIATHAN’s sloping launch ramp 226/94 Duffy 255/218 -mail leaves LEVIATHAN in a Fokker biplane Captain Jeff Monroe and Dolly McTigue at 65th piloted by Chamberlain 226/95 anniversary of MORRO CASTLE disaster Charles Dragonette collection: 233/50 -PANAMA-Great Hall 198/86 Captain John S. Tucker on bridge of United States -PANAMA-The Club 198/86 between 1967-1969 266/5 -PANAMA-Dining Room 198/167 -as a cadet, escorting Francis Cardinal Spellman Charles H. Bogart piloting the Sarah L. Ingram 257/21 to review regiment in 1950 266/6 CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT advertised for sale -aboard America in 1951 as third officer 266/7 92/123 -in First Class receiving line on the United Chase, Stephen Barrett poster collection 210/126-129 States in late 1960s 266/9 Chelsea Piers below 23rd Street, New York (aerial view) -on port bridge wing of United States in late 220/310 1960s 266/9 Chesapeake Bay Gallery at Mariners’ Museum 193/50 -with wife and medal he received at conclusion Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum members in front of of United States record-breaking voyage wheelhouse of scrapped tugboat Huntington 276/79 266/10 Chester, PA, Shipyard at 67/65 Captain Karl A. Ahlin on bridge of President Coolidge Chicago, Ill.: 242/96 -Goodrich Pier in 1926 88/97 Captain Kinghorn stands by the Columbia Star 264/40 -Municipal Pier, 1929 88/97 Captain Kostas Gritzelis in wheelhouse of Ivory 271/18 Chicago World’s Fair-S.W. Stanton exhibit 196/262 Captain Lund, Fletcher Du Bois and Mrs. Stewart on Chief Engineer Dave Mulders looks over Princess’ board the OSCEOLA 195/208 steam engine 255/211 Captain Luther Blount in pilot house of one of the mini- China, Shipline 192/273, 274, 275, 335 cruise liners of American Canadian Line 261/48 “Christen the America” advertisement, 1939 194/93 Captain Mike Williams reading Christmas Story to Delta Christening of CARNIVAL TRIUMPH, July 25, 1999 Queen’s passengers 245/26 231/221 Captain Parent’s models on display in 2008/2009 at Choptank community as seen from river 245/32 Maritime Industry Museum in New York 273/40 -riverfront cottage overlooks site of wharf at Lloyd’s Captain Patrick Owens pilots BENSON FORD 196/285 landing 245/32 Captain Widar Carlsson chats with two passengers on Choptank River Line Eastern Shore schedule and JUNO in 1950s 228/282 landings, 1921 245/31 Captain’s wooden desk and stool from New York Central Cincinnati waterfront circa 1950s with Delta Queen and No. 16 261/28 Chris Greene 270/12 Cargo waits to be loaded on Midnatsol 276/39 Circle Line Newspaper ads, 1945 215/174 Casco Bay Lines offices 198/128 -1975 215/184 -Superintendent Walter Locke and fleet -1992 215/189 “commodore” Captain James L. Long on -50th anniversary 215/188 MACHIGONNE 224/258 Circle Line’s Pier 83 215/286 Casino Aztar at Evansville, Indiana as seen from nearby Citibank blimp photographing arriving vessels for Statue hotel 259/240 of Liberty celebration, 1986 199/208 CITY OF NEW YORK sketch 210/90 156 -deck plans 210/91 Crew members (Sarah L. Ingram) David Morgan and -ad “Land of Sunshine” for new vessel 210/96 Randy Swigert check the lashings 257/25 City of Savannah accommodations plans 254/126, 127 Crew members (Sarah L. Ingram) Jerome Bettis, Clermont three view plan (sketch) 221/26 Shannon Deyoung lash barges together with steel -“Boulton & Watt” engine 221/27 cable 257/24 -on deck view 221/29 Crew members of John W. Brown handle the lines at her Clipper Line postcard with yacht-like Stella Polaris in Baltimore dock (Mike Schneider pictured) 260/283 tropical setting 255/239 Crew members pictured in wheelhouse of a Merrell-class Clock Tower at Berth 153 (Los Angeles) 236/298 ferry 256/284 Coal steamboat of the Susquehanna 31/49 Crew members take a break on fantail of LV-112 (Chief Coaling at Jamaica (drawing) 31/59 Boatswain’s Mate and Bernie Webber) 276/26 Coast Guard Lightship Sailors Association members on Crew of Boeing B314 flying boat NC18601 boards LV-112 in January 2010 276/32 193/37 Coast Guard Station at San Francisco Fair 193/36 Crewmen carrying cargo aboard (sheep!) at Choptank “Coastal Days”, view of wheelhouse of coastwise river landing 245/30 steamship, 1929 141/2 Crewmen of DIANA at aboard at Bohus yard during Colgate Clock at Jersey City, NJ 192/300 1940s 228/274 Collapse of Huron Street Pier in Greenpoint (1990) Crewmen of NANCY MCALLISTER attach towing 198/130 hawser…203/213 Colonna Shipyard in 1999 254/124 Crewmen working the engine aboard the WILHELM Colonna’s Shipyard advertisement 254/121 THAM in late 1940s 228/281 Columbia under construction 277/40, 42 CRISTOBAL deck plans 198/112 COLUMBUS steamboat sketch 213/40, 41 -interiors 198/124 -artifacts of 213/43, 44 Cross section of GREAT EASTERN sketch 215/205, Commodore Alexanderson with Captain Ron Warwick 206 of the QE2 on July 9, 1999 233/29 “Cruise to Capetown” ad from November 1957 206/126 -Commodore on bridge of the UNITED STATES Cunard Line advertisement 263/44 233/30, 31 Cunard officer confers with military personnel aboard -in front of sliding door to wheel house of UNITED the QE2 during Falklands War 268/14 STATES 233/37 Cunard Pier in New York all decked out for maiden Commodore speaks with Daily Press 203/213 arrival of QE2 268/8 Computer generated images of proposed plans for new Cutaway view of the Ticonderoga showing interior 790-foot French cruise ship France (as in 2010) layout 258/94, 95 275/30, 31 Damaged bow of the Stockholm at her New York pier Concert in honor of QE2 held in Liverpool’s Anglican 258/112 Cathedral 268/26 Dampflokomotiv-und Maschinenfabrik AG’s new Concrete cargo steamer launched into Cape Fear River designed paddle engine 252/289 from Liberty Yard in Wilmington, NC 222/115 Daniel J. Morrell’s bell at the Ashtabula Marine Connelly, Mrs. Catherine, survivor of GENERAL Museum from the State of Michigan 260/280 SLOCUM stands by Tompkins Square Park fountain DARIUS COLE midship section, sketch 240/269 199/215 David A. Walker on QE2 268/24 Conrad, Captain Charles F. accepts and award at David Boone at helm of his boat 258/87 Ludington in 1993 224/279 Day Line alumni aboard DAYLINER, 1977 143/183 Contingent of U.S. Army M.P.s on bridge of CUNARD Day Line alumni aboard DAYLINER< 1980 156/270 PRINCESS 201/24 DE SOTO decks 225/63 Cook Louie Armstrong talking with Tommy Jordan and Deck games aboard America pre-WWII 254/104 Jerome Bettis on main deck of Sarah L. Ingram Deck plans of passenger accommodations on five 257/27 Baltimore Mail Line vessels 255/176, 177 Costa Magica’s swimming pools on deck 259/235 Deck scenes (drawings) aboard Brasil and Argentina Cotterell, Helen on ferry AGGIE D. 147/141 277/10, 11 COVADONGA deck plans 209/20 Deckhand aboard one of BC&A steamers preparing for Covell, William King performing on pipe organ in his landing 245/30 Washington Street home, July 1970 226/113 Deckhand swinging ashore from a pivoted spar 68/97 COYA deck view in 1960 226/88 Deckhouse of 1925-vintage ferry Capt. John Smith Cramp’s Shipyard, Philadelphia 67/66 moved by truck 271/73 Cranks of the inclined triple-expansion engine of the Decorative vault from Grand Saloon 221/2 Italian sidewheeler Concordia 248/264 Deer Island Lighthouse 120/217 Crew member adjusts flags aboard Princess 255/211 DeLacy Cook, Brown’s chief engineer 260/286 157 Delaware Department of Transportation’s new Nanticoke Dollar, Robert and Robert Dollar II on board the River ferry being built at yard of Chesapeake ROBERT DOLLAR II 195/178 Shipbuilding in MD 266/51 DORCHESTER and the four chaplains (wax tableau in a Delaware River & Bay Authority, new terminal in Cape Washington, D.C. museum) 107/124 May, N.J. 240/310 Dornier JO Wal aircraft 226/102 Delaware River Durham Boat, A, (drawing) 225/27 DOROTHY BRADFORD sketch 201/10 DELBRASIL Side Elevation sketch 206/93 -ad for BRADFORD schedule 201/11 -deck plans sketch 206/94, 100-101, 120 “Double Eagle” tanker being built 222/135 -Hull Lines sketch 206/95 Dredging equipment at work deepening New York -Midship section sketch 206/96 harbor to a depth of 50 feet 274/49 -Engine room sketch 206/97 Driscoll, Ed, pilot of MOUNT WASHINGTON 188/274 -Interiors 206/98-99, 102-106 Duke of Edinburgh visiting QE2 in Southampton on Delta Queen blows her whistle at start of race with Belle November 11, 2008 268/20 of Louisville (April 30, 1963) 263/4 Eagle of AVALON 54/38 Delta Queen’s ship wheel from service in CA 270/8 East Haddam, CT (aerial drawing) 120/206 Delta Queen Steamboat Company’s Tim Conroy speaks Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc: 2 pages of folder 120/201 at reception 247/213 Eastern Towage fleet at Belfast ME 91/94 DELTARGENTINO bridge 206/107 Eaton, Captain Edward H. in wheelhouse of DISTRICT Dennis Hale’s raft from the sunk Morrell 260/275 OF COLUMBIA, 1950 197/49 Dennis Hale, arms extended, being rescued from raft Eaton, Captain Edward H. and Captain Harry W. Slye 260/276 discuss old Chesapeake steamboats 197/49 Dennis Hale, spot where raft was found (near Lake Eberle, Donald W. presents SSHSA 1006 “Ship of the Huron) 260/277 Year” award to Captain Jacob Dijk of Rotterdam Dennis Hale talking on telephone at Harbor Beach 222/98 Hospital after his rescue 260/279 ECSTASY-view of Grand Atrium 199/251 Dennis Hale holding lifejacket the rescuers cut off his -elevator bank in Grand Atrium Plaza 199/251 body 260/279 Ed March standing watch aboard Cannon 274/21 Dennis Hale as he appears today (2006) 260/280 Edmund Squire in wheelhouse of Spirit of America Der Scutt presents Commodore Ronald W. Warwick of 256/291 QM2 with Silver Riband Award 252/306 -standing by original main throttle controls in Descendants of victims, survivors and heroes from 1904 Regent Rainbow’s engine room 267/17 General Slocum disaster marking 100th anniversary Edwin L. Dunbaugh and William DuBarry Thomas 252/304 259/221 -Coast Guard color guard pays tribute to those lost 1862 DART advertisement 240/262 in disaster during centennial recognition 252/304 1878 timetable showing schedule for steamers operating Detail of damage done to sternwheel of the Portland between Savannah and points in Florida 261/42 268/56 1879 advertisement for Star Line 240/266 Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company Elizabeth Monroe Smith’s service to Coney Island 1946 advertisement, 1946 192/291 advertising leaflet 275/23 Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company schedule EMPRESS OF CANADA (DUCHESS OF covers 192/253, 336 RICHMOND) deck plans 217/32-33 Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company entry in -interiors 217/34, 38-39, 40-41 Official Guide, 1950 192/292 -menu 217/42 Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navigation Co. (brochure EMMYLOU paddle steamer power plant 232/271 cover) 110/73 ENETAI Detroit Dry Dock Company yard at the foot of Orleans -Passenger Cabin 1947 205/12 Street in Detroit in lat 1800s (sketch) 236/269 -Wooden vehicle deck 1947 205/13 Detroit Free Press ad from 1896 for White Star Line Engine room of St. Faith 201/40 240/275 English newspaper ad for four steamers that initially Detroit Waterfront looking down Woodward Ave, 1895- made up the American Line fleet 241/29 1900 240/279, 282 Envelope of a letter written from the Great Northern Diagonal compound engine from PILATUS 189/28 263/14 Dining Saloon on AMERICA 194/86, 105, 126 Eimskip Shipping Line main offices in Reykjavik, Disney’s new cruise terminal at Port Canaveral 225/58 Iceland in 1994 229/6 Do 26 being launched from FRIESENLAND 226/106 Erie Basin and former New York Shipyard in 1997 Dr. Bob McNeil in engine room of Cangarda 270/19 253/48 Doctor pump 63/62 Erie Basin on Brooklyn waterfront in 1955 267/45 -in 2008 (Ikea store being built) 267/45 158 Esopus, N.Y.: town seal 77/20 Flooded Riverfront Restaurant at East St. Louis on July Execution Rocks Lighthouse in Long Island Sound 4, 1993 208/308 270/49 Floral ferry-shaped tribute near Jamestown-Scotland Extremely rare color photograph from interior of ferry terminal in honor of Capt. Elbert Younglove Plymouth of 1890 246/86 262/56 Fabre Line poster in Portuguese 270/26 Foghorn aboard a U.S. Lighthouse Service lightship Fading lettering on Doulos 274/15 262/30 Fagin & Co. Flour Mill, Newark, N.J., with steamboats “Follow the smart trail in overseas travel” ad for United THOMAS P. WAY and MAGENTA 141/13 States Lines April 1935 202/102 Fairbanks-Morse diesel engine 200/290 Former Chesapeake Line freight shed in Yorktown Fall River Line Journal ad for Boston to Provincetown 256/304 ferry, 1927 201/10 Former members of The Evening Sun gathered at grave Fall River Line Journal 1925 ad for sightseeing boat of members of newspaper’s New Boys Band who TOURIST 220/287 died during fire on Three Rivers 259/223 Familiar view while sailing the Delaware and Fort Benton steamboat service newspaper ad from mid- Chesapeake Ship Canal, A, 233/15 1860s 254/117 Family dining room on TOM GREENE 200/262 Fort Wadsworth Lighthouse on Staten Island, renovated Family members working on Brown- Lou Rizzo and 247/219 grandson Chris Hooper in engine room 260/286 42nd Highlander Regimental Pipes and Drums at Famous Liverpool waterfront as viewed from QE2 anniversary dinner (SSHSA) 259/218 268/25 4-bladed propellers of the UNITED STATES, 1992 Farewell to CRISTOBAL, Sept. 1981 198/126 205/43 FDR Drive detour roadway in the East River under Four steamers tide up along Fort Benton waterfront in a construction near Queensborough Bridge 251/226 Montana town 254/113 Figurehead: Franca C.’s Florida Cruising brochure 274/10 -Views of four 27/57 1968 brochure 274/13 -Of CAROLINE 46/34 Frank Prudent aboard the Delta Queen 245/26 Fireboat sends up salute at Southampton as QE2 heads Frederick Gary Hareland at radio console of the off on her cruise around United Kingdom 268/23 Norwegian Sky 262/40 Fireman Jim Moulton by one of the TICONDEROGA’s -on port bridge wing of the Norway with the flooded hand fired boilers 158/100 Pride of America in background 265/43 Fireman stands in boiler room of Plymouth in 1937 Fredericksburg Free Lance add, Rappahannock, June 18, 253/83 1903 193/9 Fireworks burst off the QE2’s stern as she departs People’s Steamboat Line Steamer TOURIST, June Liverpool 268/22 18, 1903 193/9 First Class rate sheet from February 1, 1923 for the Freedomland, Two “steamboats” enroute to 74/56 Berengaria 261/25 French Line advertisement of 1895, showing its New First-day cover issued to commemorate the introduction York pier 50/32 into service in 1982 of Sameul I. Newhouse 256/285 French Line ad 263/45 First of two new coastal cruise ships for Delta Queen GALILEO GALILEI interiors 197/10 Coastal Cruises takes shape at Atlantic Marine in GALILEO GALILEI layout, sketch 197/6, 7, 12 FL, 2000 234/138 Ganey’s Wharf (present day) 245/33 First Officer’s Table in the Britannia Restaurant of the General arrangement plans for a Japanese Type 21 Queen Mary 2 260/307 standard freighter (sketch) 245/37 Fisher, Captain Martin A. and Captain Lynn H. Bottum General Slocum hulk after fire 250/129, 130 reunited aboard TICONDEROGA 161/18 General Slocum 96th Anniversary, Dan Harvey playing Fitch, John: bagpipes 250/130 -Fresco painting of 118/81 Getting engine room instruction (dwg.) 118/70 -Memorial tablet 118/80 GIANT I partially renovated aft parlor 241/52 -One of his drawings 118/82 Golden Gate International Exposition (aerial view), 1939 Fitch’s steamboat: 193/42, 43 -Smithsonian model 118/82 Government light keeper waiting for lighthouse tender -Trial run 118/81 165/49 Five of C.H. Cates & Sons’ fleet of tugs at North Governors Island, Coast Guard Headquarters (aerial Vancouver 219/224 view) 217/48, 237/54, 238/130, 255/217 Flensburg “Dampf Rundum” engine room 224/334 Grand Rapids of the Red River of the North 52/82 Fletcher Co., W&A, Advertisement of 110/67 Grand saloon aboard MISSISSIPPI QUEEN 200/271 Fletcher vertical-beam engine No. 48 110/73 GRAND VICTORIA gambling room 217/72 159 Grandchildren of Samuel Ward Stanton visit the High water surges over the top of the locks at Great TITANIC exhibit at the Mariners’ Museum 229/52 Bridge, VA on Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal on Grave of Captain Jeremiah J. Austin 222/130 November 12, 2009 273/51 GREAT BRITAIN, Medals struck in honor of the 22/3 Historic difference of opinion 50/41 “Great harbor and the great ships of the pre-World War Historic Pier A at Manhattan’s Battery 267/44 II era” painting by Bill Muller 220/257 Hoboken, perils of a ferry crossing 149/4 Great Salt Lake, Utah (wash drawing) 76/106 Hoboken, view of, looking south, 1874 149/5 Greene Line steamer, new: Hoboken, view from ferry, c. 1838 149/3\ -Model 126/108 Hoertz, Frederick J., drawing of Todd Shipyard’s -Under construction 130/116, 132/242 unfinished liner, 1946 199/197 GREYHOUND (ii), Frank E. Kirby’s first design, signed “Hog Island A-Type” ship (drawings) 118/91 and dated in 1901 240/280 Hog Island, PA, shipyard: three views 118/96, 97 Group of ships awaiting scrapping at Baltimore 113/46 Holland America’s circa 1960 brochure 273/7 GUADALUPE deck plans 209/21 Holland Memorial plaque 94/56 Hackensack River, Maneuvering a collier on the “Holocaust at Hell Gate”, 1957 painting of General 124/225 Slocum destruction 250/128 “Hail to the New MANHATTAN” ad September 1932 “Honoring the Ferry Adirondack-ad for Special 202/91 Excursion 1993 208/282 Hales Trophy 197/3, 272/40 Horseshoe Baptist Church, made from wreck of -trophy aboard PARADISE in November, 1998 MOUNTAIN LILY 205/37 229/48 Hotel Ahoy! 21/425 Halter Marine Group demonstrates its new E-Cat ferry in Hotel Mervue, original 1889 building with 1900 addition New Orleans 230/156 240/267 “Hammerhead” crane of Philadelphia Naval Shipyard House Coffee Plant on Hudson Waterfront 196/303 197/50 Hudson Valley chapter members aboard EMITA II Harlan & Hollingworth Shipyard (circa 1880) 67/64 141/55 Harold Bride in Marconi Room aboard the Titanic Hudson-Fulton Celebration flotilla in Newburgh Bay, 260/303 October 1, 1909 163/170 Harper’s Weekly engraving from January 23, 1886 of a Hudson River Day Line ticket office 243/219 supposed American Line vessel caked in ice 241/28 Hudson River Maritime Center, George Kelly conducts Hatry, Bradford and John Maxtone-Graham aboard the whistle salute at museum’s dedication 155/195 QE2 219/196 Hymie Singer and David Engholm with two Mexican Hatteras Village terminal of the North Carolina state-run workers on CATALINA, July 1993 231/183 ferry 243/225 Imperial Orchestra on the Adirondack 208/283 Havana, Cuba, harbor in 1902 106/110 INDEPENDENCE of 1843 Hayes, Helen, christening the NEW YORKER 197/46 -Inspection certificate 43/61 Heffernan, Richard “Dick”, pilot of POUGHKEEPSIE -Propeller from 43/63 160/297 Inauguration of radio communications on NYC fireboats, Heinkel 12 floatplane aboard BREMEN 226/97 1937 200/289 Helga Källsson and his wife Alice in 1995 228/282 Inboard profile cutaway and lower hold planview of Helicopter approaches forward landing pad built into Theodore Ferris’s unbuilt 1930 superliner design QE2 268/13 275/20, 21 Helicopter lifts off Queen Mary 2, evacuating a Independence wheelhouse 266/18 passenger 252/329 Indian River steamboats (drawings) 18/340 Helicopters hovering over HORIZON arrival 199/206 Ingram Towing Co. towboat pushes its barges down the Hell Gate Bridge over East River between Bronx and Mississippi, An, 206/142 Astoria, Long Island 220/309 Inman Steamer, Grand saloon of an 80/122 Hendrick Hudson, launch at Marvel shipyard 221/17 “Inside a concrete ship as the reinforcing rods are put in -inboard profile sketch 221/20, 21 place by yard workers 222/121 Henry Zeglen outside CAPE MAY’s wheelhouse Inter-model carrier: Lykes Lines sketches 112/196 226/122 Interiors of Vessels: Heritage Harbor Museum in downtown Providence -ALAKAI 263/33, 34 244/265 -AMERICA 254/107, 108 -view from Providence River 244/266 -ANDREA DORIA -Turbine Hall 244/267 First Class Main Lounge 219/205, 258/103 -SSHSA on tour of in 2001 244/268 Dining room 219/206 First Class Ball room 219/207 Other interiors 219/210-212 160 Upper class passengers aboard 258/104 -sketch plans 221/36, 37 On deck swimming pool 258/106 -deck plans 221/38-41 -ARGENTINA -GRIPSHOLM 214/120-122 Dining room 277/12 -HMY BRITANNIA 227/198, 199, 251 Bedroom 277/13 -engine room 227/201 Library 277/13 -INFANTA ISABEL DE BORBON 209/6 Sitting Room 277/13 -ITALIA PRIMA 228/294-297, 335 Observation Lounge 277/12 -IVORY 271/16, 17, 18 Deck/Ship plans 277/15 -JOHN W. BROWN 260/287, 288 -ATLANTIC 227/188-191 Bridge house 260/285 -BALTIC STAR 235/195 Engine 260/285 -BALTIMORE MAIL LINE VESSELS 255/182- Pilot house 227/171 184 Passengers boarding 263/35 -BENSON FORD 272/20, 23, 24 Mock air battle 263/36 -BERKSHIRE 230/106 Stack and steam whistle 263/36 -BORINQUEN, 1932 223/184 Deck scene 263/41 -BRASIL -JUNO 228/254 Lounge 277/12 -deck plans 228/280 Deck/Ship plans 277/15 -KEEWATIN 209/66, 262/11, (color) 262/43-46 -BRITANNIA 261/4 Passenger accommodation plans 262/8 -CALIFORNIA 264/20, 21 Bridge 262/10 -CAMBRIDGE LADY 245/32 Engine room 262/10 -CATALINA 231/184, 187, 188 Passengers 262/12 Deck plans 270/29 Deck games on fantail 262/13 -CITY OF HONOLULU 239/179-182 Entrance Hall 277/29 -CITY OF KEANSBURG 215/223 Flower Well 277/29 -CITY OF MILWAUKEE -KENYA CASTLE 201/28, 29 Wheelhouse 277/34 -LV-112 276/29-31 Central Hall 277/35 -MALOLO 243/187-189 Deck 277/35 -MARGARITA L 230/110, 111 -CITY OF NEW YORK 210/93-95, 106-110 -MARIANNA VI 230/113 -CITY OF NORFOLK 266/40 -MARY WOODS 2 -CITY OF RICHMOND 241/39 Wheelhouse 277/45 -COAMO, 1932 223/183 -MERIDIA 250/97, 98 -COLUMBIA 239/210 Deck plans 250/94, 95 -COVADONGA 209/19 Passengers on Promenade deck 250/100 -DELTA QUEEN 245/26, 270/13 Collision damage 250/102 Pres. Jimmy Carter talks with Captain Martin Safe lifted onto bow of Salvor 250/106 on bridge in August 1979 270/13 Port side lifted from sea by salvage crew Sternwheel 270/13 250/106 Britain’s Princess Margaret exiting in -MILLENNIUM 235/170, 173-177 November 1986 270/14 -MILWAUKEE CLIPPER -DEUTSCHLAND 232/335 Club Lounge 277/31 -DOULOS Main Lounge 277/31 Crewmen in engine room 274/16 -MISS ANN 269/17 Captain Alex Feddes on bridge with passengers Tied up at her Tides Inn dock on Carter Creek 274/16 269/17 Crew holds lifeboat drill 274/16 -MONARCH SUN 277/19 -EXCALIBUR 252/267, 269, 271 -MONTEREY 253/8-12 Deck plans 252/264, 265 Deck plans 253/6 -FRANCA C 274/11 Funnel 253/7 Deck plans 274/12, 13 -MONTREUX 242/126 -FRANCE 256/268, 269 Engine 239/172, 242/121, 123, 124, 167 Accommodation plans 256/262-265 New boiler 242/121 -FUNCAL 235/171, 181-185 -M/S MISTRAL 231/216, 217 -GEAT NORTHERN 263/13, 14 -NORTHERN PACIFIC 263/13, 14 Deck plans 263/8-11 Deck plans 263/8-11 -GREATER DETROIT 221/34, 35 -NORWAY 239/171, 202-206, 256/271, 274, 275 161 Aft funnel removed 256/276 -STOCKHOLM 228/296, 298 View from wheelhouse 256/277 -TASHMOO 240/283, 289, 298-303 Engine control room 256/277 -THE EMERALD 271/12, 13 Deck plans 256/272, 273 Deck plans 271/14, 15 -OLLANTA 232/263 -TICONDEROGA (color pictures) 258/129-132 -ONTARIO NO. 1/NO. 2 246/111 -TRINITY BAY 263/23, 24 -PALLAS 228/273 Cargo deck 263/24 -PANAMA 198/96-100 -UNITED STATES 275/8 -PENNSYLVANIA 264/10, 11, 13-15 Iron Steamboat Co’s seven-boat fleet 132/256 -PETER STUYVESANT 239/215 Isle of Man stamp sheet honoring three Queens meeting -POLARLYS 245/16 in NYC 265/14 -PRESIDENT CLEVELAND 238/100, 101 Italian advertisement pre-WWII 263/43 Deck plans 238/106-109 Jacksonville Shipyard’s new dry dock 127/175 -PRESIDENT HOOVER 242/98-100 James Rees & Sons Company of Pittsburgh outboard -PRESIDENT WILSON 238/102, 103 profile for 14 steamer built for Brazil 248/259 Deck plans 238/106-109 Jamestown and Claremont ferry schedules circa 1940 -QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 212/263, 264, 268/9-11 236/288 Deck plans 212/260, 261, 265-267 Jane Addams hull as a floating pier on Willamette River Queen Mary Suite 268/15 in Portland 259/247 Bridge 268/18 JOHN D. GILL monument in Southport, North Carolina Spotless boat deck 268/23 211/220 Afterdecks 268/32 John Fitch’s steamboat, 1786 225/28 -QUEEN MARY 234/114-127, 236/296, 299 JOHN J. HARVEY, Fire Department Special Order No. Reception in restored Verandah grill 234/86 212 announcement 200/288 Pilot House (original) 234/87 JOHN J. HILL engine, 1892 236/275 -QUEEN MARY 2 244/262, 343, 249/1, 19, 22-26 John W. Brown Living History Cruise ceremony-burial (color photos) 249/44, 45 at sea 260/288 Under construction 249/6-10 Joppa Steamboat Wharf replica in Denton, Maryland Deck plans 249/12, 13 244/308 Major fireworks display following naming at -steamboat agent’s home across from Wharf Southampton 249/43 244/308 -QUEEN VICTORIA 258/124-128 Joppa Steamboat Wharf, re-constructed 245/35 -REINA VICTORIA EUGENIA 209/7, 8 Joseph G. Cannon discharges at Bahrein Island in -ROBIN LOCKSLEY 262/19 Persian Gulf in May 1945 274/25 Passenger accommodations 262/19 -Arab stevedores at work in hold in May 1945 -ROMA 270/24 274/25 Deck plans 270/24, 25 Junction of the Shetucket and Quinebaug 103/120 -ROTTERDAM 222/94-95, 97, 98, 273/9, 14 Junkers 46 catapult aircraft on EUROPA 226/101 Navigation bridge (1993) 273/8 KAISER WILHELM compound engine, 1900 232/275 Portion of engine room 273/10, 15 Kanawha River at Charleston, West Virginia at start of Undergoing restoration 273/13, 15 20th century, with sternwheeler Baxter 246/144 Engine room telegraph 273/15 Kapitan Dranitsyn swimming pool and engine room -SAGA ROSE 235/194 control panel 216/297 -SANTA ROSA 267/18, 19 -layout 216/300, 301 -SATRUSTEGUI 209/16, 17 Kapitan Khlebnikov dining room, 1992 216/297 -SAVANNAH 260/296, 297 Kentucky Transportation’s toll-free McMillan Landing Plans 260/294, 295 ferry on the Cumberland River 261/65 -SEEANDBEE 257/32-34 KENYA CASLTE sketch 201/28 Cabin plans 257/31 Killarney, Ontario lighthouse 230/149 Top deck 257/31 King Gustav V of Sweden and other dignitaries aboard Interior layout cutaway view 257/35 BALTZAR VON PLATEN 228/273 Plans for conversion to aircraft carrier 257/36 Kingston, Ont., Five canallers at 117/59 -SHIELDHALL 265/35-37 Kobe, Japan 120/213 Engine room telegraph 265/38 Konstantinos G. Kipouros, Infinity’s chief engineer in Brazilian documentary scene 265/39 engine control room 273/17 -STARDANCER V Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard crane 240/309 Casino deck 258/118 LA SALLE staterooms 229/61, (sketch) 225/63 Layout sketch 258/119 Lackawanna Railroad Hoboken terminal 149/6 162 Lackawanna Railroad ferry house at West 23rd Street, Log abstract of a July 1937 voyage aboard the City of N.Y. 149/6 Newport News 255/189 Lake Champlain steamboat advertisements 69/7, 9, 10 Looking down on the forecastle of a riverboat 64/85 Lake Geneva, Switzerland, Three boats on 77/24 Los Angeles terminal of Pacific S/S (Alexander Line) Lake Winnipeg and Red River of the North 44/89 (aerial view) 21/420 Landing at Catskill southbound 264/27 Louisville Gas & Electric coal dock with towboat Papa Large crowd of passengers waits in the distance as Staten Fred and a barge alongside 257/26 Island ferry glides into Slip No. 6 at the Whitehall Louisville, KY, Levee scene, April 1968 107/157 Terminal in Manhattan in September 1991 256/286 Lower Fort Garry, Man. 58/38 Last row of Victory ships at the Suisun Bay Reserve Ludwig Fessler, 1971, two-cylinder inclined compound Fleet 260/330 engine 251/176 Launch of the Hendrick Hudson 260/300 Luxury rail car that once belonged to Mussolini loaded Launching party of President Coolidge on February 21, aboard Joseph G. Cannon 274/24 1931 241/92 LV-112 being christened in Delaware, 1936 276/25 Legendary “Old Club” at height of fashion for the Flats, Lyons, Ben as a cadet aboard Independence in 1999 1887 240/273 266/19 Letter from FDR about SSHSA 250/133 M/S BERNINA-M/S BRENNERO-M/S STELVIO deck Lever, Dr. Barry poses with new model of PRESIDENT plan 1967 199/192 WARFIELD b) EXODUS 1947 223/224 M/S ILLIRIA deck plan 1967 199/194 Liberty ship engine 185/14 M/S SAN MARCO deck plan 1967 199/190 Liberty ship engine, longitudinal section 185/16 MACOMB (of 1837) ticket 240/258 Liberty ship engine room and boiler room 185/18 MacQueen, John, Chief Engineer at controls of Liberty ship engine model and gauge board 185/20 COMMONWEALTH 198/166 Liberty ship in heavy seas as seen from Joseph G. Maersk Line’s “Triple-E” Class container ships, Cannon 274/18 computer generated images 277/48-51 Liberty Ship in Naples Bay, A 116/211 Maintenance dock damage from crash with Andrew J. Liberty Shipbuilding yard in Wilmington, North Carolina Barberi on October 15, 2003 249/54 222/120, 122 MALOLO’s launch party (with Herbert Hoover) on June License issued to Charles E. Brooks on December 3, 26, 1926 243/175 1887 244/285 -advertisement 243/197 License issued to Herman Jacobs on November 1, 1930 MALOLO anchor gear 243/176 244/286 MALOLO deck plans (sketch) 243/180-183 License issued to Augustus Alues on July 14, 1939 Manacles, the (off the coast of Cornwall, Eng.) 110/78 244/287 MANHATTAN deck plans 202/115-118 License issued to Ordinary Seamen Arthur R. Gordon on MANHATTAN Interiors 202/86, 108-114, 167 August 28, 1945 244/289 MANHATTAN interior art License issued to Tankerman Joseph C. Collins on -The Discovers by Aldo Lazzarini 207/169 January 1, 1938 244/289 -Pool room 207/169 License issued to Fred W. Clark on June 2, 1948 -Cabin Class Smoking room 207/197 244/288 -Main foyer 207/251 Lt. Craig Maclenan works with Samson (dog) on line- -other 207/198-209 handling 247/220 Manhattan Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry 259/231 Lifeboat drills on the John W. Brown 260/289 Mahogany logs hauled by rail onto pier on Ivory Coast to Lifeboat training alongside Chippewa 247/203 be loaded onto the West Kebar, seen lying off pier Lifeboat of Savannah sits next to vessel as memorial 249/31 271/72 Mare Island Navy Yard (circa 1856) 56/85 Lioré-et-Olivier seaplane is test-catapulted from stern on Marietta, Ohio, sternwheeler row 148/252 ILE DE FRANCE 226/89, 98, 99 Marine Atlantic concept design of the latest (2010) Nova Little Red Lighthouse under great gray bridge 199/215 Scotia-Newfoundland Seabridger Class Vessel Lloyd-Triestino décor from ANASTASIS 195/215 275/44 Loading bundled wood aboard the VÄSTMANLAND Marine Company 2 of NYFD on Hudson River closed 228/279 198/130 Loading package freight on steamer at Riddarholmen Marine Fueling Service employees 228/315 quay in Stockholm 228/279 Mariners Museum, main entrance 13/233 Locks at Trollhättan in 1916, The, 228/258 Mariners Museum, Society members at 152/270 Log abstract from a westbound May 1923 voyage on the Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies Berengaria 261/26 banquet 263/37 163 Markland Locks and Dam, Ohio River, ice conditions Model of wreck of EDMUND FITZGERALD 233/44 winter 1978 146/108 Mohawk River scene, 1807 (a bateau and Durham boat) MARSODAK after deck and forward deck 233/7 225/26 -painting the hull in Philadelphia 233/17 Monarch Sun brochure 277/19 -crew sleeping on deck to avoid inner heat 233/19 MONITOR turret arrives in Newport News, VA Mary Ann Bogart cooking a breakfast for crew of Sarah 244/307 L. Ingram 257/21 Montana State Missouri River ferry at Virgella in Maryland Steamboat Company ad (undated) 245/29 October 2004 255/228 Matson Line ad for Lurline 263/46 Montauk Lighthouse (aerial view) 261/54 McAllister Towing Company’s base on Staten Island Montreal, Que.: (aerial view) 226/167 -Richelieu Co. wharf (ca. 1870) 68/120 “Megacat” under construction near Green Cove Springs, -Steam tugs in Windmill Basin 94/64 FL, 223/226 -Waterfront (about 1898) 68/101 Mekong River, Cambodia, Along the 81/3 -Waterfront (1958) 68/101 Melbourne’s machinery, The, 248/258 Moosehead Marine Museum in Greenville, Maine with Mellen Battle’s patent drawing, sheet 1, March 12, 1812 Katahdin alongside the dock 264/48 225/29 Mount Desert, ME.: coast views 110/99 -sheet 2, March 12, 1821 225/30 MOUNT VERNON interiors 203/202 Menus: Ms. Grayson Wilhoite in front of the towboat Dell Cunard Liner Umbria from 1905 248/287 Butcher on the Ohio River 263/64 Europa, 1931 (third class) 248/288 M/S MISTRAL “Concorde” reception hall 231/215 France, 1962 248/294 Musical compositions for LEVIATHAN, 1858 215/210 General von Steuben in 1933 248/290 Muskingum River Lock and Dam No. 2, 1887 192/312 Gripsholm (i), 1945 248/291 Mystery envelope mailed on October 10, year unknown, Gripsholm (ii), 1961 cover 248/295 under company name “Old Reliable” 249/64 H.F. Alexander (dinner) 263/20 Mystery Fantail Views 127/185, 129/62, 132/253 Long Beach for 1981 Thanksgiving 248/297 Mystery Line Drawings 67/67, 75, 77, 80 Nerissa for passenger’s birthday in 1939 248/299 Mystery Pictures 37/9, 43/60, 47/75, 55/64, 67/77, New Orleans 248/289 71/89, 77/9, 78/62, 80/117, 85/15, 87/77, 94/74, QE2’s 1998 cruise 248/298 96/140, 99/116, 117, 101/13, 52, 103/126, 104/171, QE2’s commemorative menu from first night of final 106/93, 113, 107/124, 108/195, 113/45, 114/133, cruise, November 11, 2008 269/6 123/187, 129/24, 132/224, 225, 253 Queen of Bermuda, 1966 248/293 Naphtha launch 69/13 -menu cover, Earl of Pembroke coat of arms Naphtha launch engine 69/13, 14, 15 248/292 Naples Harbor seen from QE2 with Mount Vesuvius in United States, 1957 248/296 distance 269/9 Gripsholm, 1945 National Geographic advertisements for South Africa -Breakfast 214/123 cruises -Lunch 214/125 -July 1949 and May 1954 206/118 -Dinner 214/125 National Lighthouse Museum possible location at the old Merchants and Miners Transportation Company U.S. Lighthouse service 228/304 -Summer tourist rates, 1930s 230/105 Naushon’s anchor on display at the Fairhope Yacht Club -dinner menu 230/105 in Fairhope, Alabama 252/309 -Savannah Harbor in the 1920s, where M & M’s Needles, The 116/207 docked 230/105 New AMERICA Sails, The, 1941 ad 194/97 -dock in Baltimore in the 1920s 230/107 New Bedford, Mass., steamboat piers 99/97 MERIDIA’s recovered Reed and Barton silver service, A New control panel at engineer’s station on JOHN J. portion of, 250/108 HARVEY 200/291 MERIDIA’s piston frozen in place on wreck 250/111 New England & Acadia Steamship Co. (advertisement) MERIDIAN deck plans 197/15 110/95 Meseck, Walter T. aboard the EMITA 218/88 New ferries sketches 210/139 METROPOLIS, Stateroom check from 58/44 NEW ORLEANS, The steamer (plaque) 85/2 Miami, Fla., Friday cruise ships at 129/45 New rail and highway bridge between Denmark and MISSISSIPPI QUEEN’S category “A” Deluxe Veranda Sweden, 2000 232/320 Suite 217/60 New repair facility under construction at St. George in Missouri River, On the (woodcut) 22/24 1990 256/289 Model of three-shaft installation of direct-drive turbines New Whitehall Ferry Terminal at The Battery in New 137/14 York in September 2004 256/290 164 New Year’s Day trip on MARTHA’S VINEYARD, Norris Tolson and Thomas Hearn christen the ferry 1976 138/123 NEUSE 229/50 New York, Battery Landing, five steamboats at 131/161 North River Iron Works, Advertisement of 110/70 New York Central No. 14 external/internal structures Northern Neck News, Warsaw, VA: 218/106-110 -Steamer TOURIST, December 12, 1902 193/5 New York Central No. 14 (ii), pictures of wreck 264/36- -Stock Solicited, May 22, 1903 193/9 38 -Str. TOURIST add, July 24, 1903 193/12 New York Central No. 16 reciprocating steam engine Northwest Passage, Challenge of the 114/77 260/313 Norway’s Coast Line 105/25 Tail shaft 261/29 NORWAY’s Windward Dining Room-one of the most Whistle and portion of funnel 261/30 elegant rooms afloat 204/304 Engine on display 261/30 Norwich, CT, harbor 103/119 T-Shirts and mugs 261/31 Notice for vaccinations in lunch menu on Gripsholm Wheelhouse 261/31 214/126 New York City police helicopters fly above a NY NY Waterway ferry makes its way through Hudson Waterway ferry during a security patrol of NY River ice over the winter 2010 274/48 harbor 246/134 NY Waterway ferries gather around US Airways Flight New York Times ad for Columbia and Grand Republic 1549 shortly after it came down in the Hudson River in 1885 272/31 on January 15, 2009 269/34, 35, 36 New York Water Taxi crossing NY Harbor 245/50 NY1, famous “Tin Building” of Fulton Fish Market fire, New York, N.Y.: Liberty Street ferryhouse 112/221, March 27, 1994 215/218 222, 223, 224 NYPD units wait at pier for security for arrival of QM2 New York, N.Y.: South Street in the heyday of steam 250/122 and sail 108/229 NYSMA Cadets tolling MORRO CASTLE bell 192/303 New York, N.Y.: South Street Seaport (aerial) 108/230 Oakland Pier, Cal., ferry slips 83/82 New York’s East River waterfront (from the Brooklyn OCEAN EXPLORER I’s Aquarius Club 230/118 Bridge) 21/429 Ocklawaha, A slight obstruction in the 104/184 Newark Terminal & Transportation Co. stack mark Ocklawaha Steamboatin’ (two drawings) 104/183, 184 24/53 Officers getting some fresh air on steamer GEORGIAN Newspaper ad from February 5, 1855 for steamer a) ROCHESTER in 1930s 216/255 Virginia’s regular run between Baltimore and Officers of steamboat CLERMONT, about 1914 162/78 Fredericksburg 241/9 Officers of steamboat FRANK JONES 151/143 -ad from June 18, 1855 for William Selden 241/11 Officers of the GREAT EASTERN and guests pose on -ad for Sunday School trip 241/13 the deck 215/209 Newtown Creek in Greenpoint section of Brooklyn Official party with Venezia at the opening of the new (aerial view) 262/53 State Pier No. 1 on December 17, 1913 in Nightsailing of City of Newport News from unidentified Providence, RI 270/22 port in the 1930s 255/191 Ohio River from Marietta, from original sketch by Alfred 1903-vintage light on Battery Weed at Fort Wadsworth Waud, 1870 181/53 (aerial view) 257/47 Ohio River Museum, Bill Dawson’s drawing of 152/259 1907 illustration of navigation on Providence River Oiler Joe Flanagan avoids stifling heat of engine room (Heritage Harbor) 244/262 aboard MARSODAK 233/7 1936 Dollar Steamship Company brochure advertises Old Bay Line brochure circa 1940s (cover and inside) round-the-world cruises on president liners 242/106 241/37 1938 view of boat train from Toronto arriving at C.P.R. Old Bay Line ticket stub 241/38 Flower Garden and dock at Port McNicoll, Ohio Old ferry dock at Romancoke on Maryland’s Kent 262/5 Island, in ruins after Hurricane Isabel 256/305 1948 ad and sailing schedule for the Mohican 265/20 Old ferry wharf on the Jamestown side of the river, NISQUALLY 1940s 236/289 -Passenger Cabin 1947 205/12 Old Point Comfort dock in Virginia circa 1940s 241/39 “No Cares, No Worries…” AMERICA ad, 194/108 Olympic cuts LV-117 in half on May 14. 1934 during fog Norfolk, Baltimore and Carolina terminal in 1926 in illustration 276/24 225/17 On-board Maritime Museum, Carferries display on the -early 1980s ad for NB&C line 225/22 BADGER 224/280 Norfolk Harbor 26/48 -Upper Deck Café on BADGER 224/281 Norfolk’s new Half Moone Cruise and Celebration “One Old Sailor and the Mate of His Life Live Here!” Center (under construction) 261/55 sign at home of Late Commodore Alexanderson 252/308 165 One of the diesel engines powering the John F. Kennedy Passenger Accommodations on S.S. KENYA CASTLE 256/284 201/27 One-time Chesapeake Steamship Company freight shed Passenger boarding platform at Genesee Dock 246/108 on deteriorating wharf on York River in Yorktown, Passenger manifest from the Berengaria for April 15, VA 242/138 1933 261/24 180-foot-class tenders during WWII sketches 208/274- Passenger’s car is loaded aboard a Baltimore Mail Liner 275 255/191 One time military dry dock in Bayonne, New Jersey, Passengers aboard DAYLINER 183/188 now a commercial facility (aerial view) 236/304 Passengers aboard the John W. Brown 260/284 Only known image of HENRY CLAY, 1827, painting Passengers and crew disembark from the QE2 for the last 240/257 time 269/14 Only known image of ARGO, 1829, painting 240/257 Passengers and crew line the decks of the QE2 heads Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.’s boneyard at down the Hudson River for the last time 268/21 Portland, Ore. 35/74 Passengers bid New York a festive “bon voyage” on Original plan by Maffei of Munich for the engine of United States 275/7 Ludwig Fessler 262/4 Passengers check in at company’s Baltimore Pier prior to Original side elevation for the two liners that would boarding 255/180 become the Morro Castle and Oriente of the Ward Passengers crowd the upper decks of the Seeandbee on Line 275/14 Lake Erie 257/36 OSTMARK crane hoisting a DO 18 aboard 226/105 Passengers depart a ferry at Whitehall as others wait to Other interior shots of AMERICA 194/109, 167 board 256/289 Our Lady of the Hudson maritime monument at Port Passengers enjoy shipboard life in vintage US Lines Ewen, New York 244/306 publicity shot 275/8 Owen Sound, A busy day at 98/45 Passengers line the rails as a Baltimore Mail Liner Pacific Mail Steamship Company ad from time of prepares to depart 255/180 Mongolia incident 250/118 Passengers of long ago board Ellis Island 276/35 Pacific Northwest towboat race 33/17 Passengers on the Berengaria 261/16-18, 23 Pacific Steam Navigation Co., schedule 112/198 Passengers on Queen Elizabeth 2 265/8 Pacific Steamship Company ad showing schedule of Passengers relax aboard a Bay Line steamer 266/34 H.F. Alexanderson 263/21 Patton, George S. visits ANCON 198/106 Paddlewheel drawings 148/220, 221, 222 Pennsylvania Railroad adjacent to Elisha Lee 241/35 Palmedo, Mrs. Roland, daughter of IMM President Pennsylvania Railroad advertisement for Norfolk-Cape P.A.S. Franklin, prepares to christen the California Charles route 241/41 264/6 Pennsylvania Railroad’s Cape Charles terminal (aerial PALO ALTO (LATHAM/SELMA) deck sketches view) 241/42, (painting) 241/83 222.118, 119 People aboard the JOHN J. HARVEY 200/288 PANAMA-Profile and plans of the sun, boat and People gambling aboard the PRESIDENT 217/22 promenade decks 198/94, 95 Perth Amboy, New Jersey restored ferry slip 227/222 Panama Canal, bucket dredge left where French Peter Knego next to portion of library from S.A. VAAL abandoned building canal in 1889 231/205 259/218 Panama Canal construction, 1912 231/206 Peter Tomasi, restoration carpenter working at end of top -December 1996 photo of locks 231/213 deck of Ticonderoga 258/99 Panama Line Company Ad Jan. 1940 198/90 Pettitt, Henry with fellow operator Lester Walters in -Aug. 1940 198/91 1948 209/38 -Nov. 1940 198/92 Philadelphia Maritime Museum (interior) 80/109 -Jan. 1957 198/109 Photograph of a model of the proposed German harbor -Panama Steamship Line ad 198/113 boat 252/290 -March 5, 1961 ad 198/114 Pier A, Battery Park 276/54, (aerial view) 263/53 Panama Pacific advertisement from August 1930 264/12 Pier 2, or “The Young Brothers” pier on Maui 260/331 Panama Pacific brochure 264/22 Pier 17 at South Street Seaport Museum 262/52 PAR-A-DICE “garish” décor 217/23 Pier 18, Jersey City, in July 1930 189/16 Part of convoy in which Joseph G. Cannon sailed to the Pier 40, Hudson River 229/49 Mediterranean 274/20 Pier struck by Staten Island ferry Anthony J. Barberi in Part of the fleet that welcomed the QE2 into New York 2003 267/46 Harbor on May 7, 1969 268/7 Piles are driven just astern of the Queen Mary for the Part of fleet of small boats that greeted the QE2 on her new Carnival Cruise Terminal in November 2002 last arrival in Cóbh 268/24 245/64 166 Pilot house of the PRINCESS PATRICIA, 1986 Providence port officials and representatives of the 223/171 Chamber of Commerce greet officers of the Pittsburgh, steamers at 151/180 Providence in July 1920 270/27 Plan of JOHN J. HARVEY 200/287 Providence River in the steamboating nineties 30/39 -outboard profile and engine room 200/286 Public Auction notice from Newport News Daily Press Plan of U.S. Shipping Board’s 1060 “Stemwinder”-class 1992 203/212 collier 259/189 Pump housing piece that Athos I struck in the Delaware “Plan 1013” 203/184 River in November 2004 253/49 Port Canaveral, Florida, headquarters of Premier Cruise Purser’s window (drawing) 31/58 Lines 236/320 “Puzzled penguin ponders people: Kapitan Khlebnikov Port of Catoosa in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aerial view in Antarctica, 1992” 216/304 259/240 “Q-4” (British) (artist’s conception) 103/113 Port of Mobile, Alabama (Alabama State Docks) aerial Quarterwheel steam lumber barge in Australia 57/24 view 260/325 Queen Elizabeth II speaks at naming ceremony of Queen Portion of Quonset’s passenger deck in 1982 275/27 Mary 2 249/11 Portland, Oregon waterfront in 1902 205/40 QE2 Celebratory inaugural balloon releasing, 1994 Postcard advertisement for Rembrandt a) Rotterdam in 212/281 2000 273/11 QE2 flies a pennant on her day of final sailing from New Potomac River at Shepherdstown, W. VA 111/134 York 268/19 Potomac wheelhouse and deckhouse on display at -crowds gather near the bow as QE2 slips her lines Steamboat Era Museum in Irvington, VA 257/49 for last time at New York on October 16, 2008 Potter’s Hall (18th Century house) on Williston Landing 268/19 present day 245/33 QE2 docked at Gibraltar alongside Celebrity Zenith, with Powdermaker’s outing aboard CITY OF WILMINGTON two Barbary Apes in foreground 269/8 101/16 QE2 passing through the breakwater into Malta Harbor Powell River concrete cross monument for sinking of 269/9 GULF STREAM 229/57 QE2, unusual view, in Malta as tourists line up to see her Premier Cruise Lines’ building in Port Canaveral, post 269/10 bankruptcy 252/311 QE2 view of bow as she prepares to pass under new PRESIDENT CLEVELAND’s bridge nameboard highway bridge near entrance to Suez Canal 269/10 presented to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy -looking aft on boat deck during transit of Suez 238/105 canal 269/11 President’s Flag 124/241 QE2 entering Port Rashid, Dubai on November 26, 2009 President George Bush, Sr. at Australian National 269/13 Maritime Museum 1992 202/149 QE2 last formal dinner aboard and parade of chefs President Roosevelt on Pilot House of TASHMOO, 269/13 September 22, 1902 240/255 QE2’s decks at 2am in Dubai on last morning of Cunard PRESIDENT WILSON dinner menu, 1961 238/112 ownership 269/13 “Pretty girl” standing by pilot house of EDWARD N. QUEEN MARY celebratory cake for ground breaking on SAUNDERS, JR. 229/3 July 30, 2001 240/317 Princess’ upper deck 255/211 Queen Mary steams past LV-112 in painting by Gerald PRINCESS VICTORIA’s engine room 230/122 Levey 276/22 Profile (sketch) of the OSCEOLA and plan of saloon Queen Mary Suite lifted aboard QE2 during 1977 refit deck 195/212-213 268/12 Profile (sketch) of ferry boat SOUTH JACKSONVILLE QUEEN OF BERMUDA, Menu card from 108/180 208/278 Queen Victoria’s razor wire on promenade deck 274/39 -sketch of hull 208/279 -Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) 274/39 Project Liberty Ship members, 80 years and over (2004) -Pre-mounted fixed-angle firehouses in place 260/285 274/39 Promenade deck plan (side elevation sketch) for Ontario -a lookout posted port and starboard at stern 274/39 No. 1 246/107 -a helicopter from nearby Russian destroyer flying Propeller from the United States at entrance to Mariners overhead 274/39 Museum in Newport News, VA 268/45 Queen’s Seaport Development President Joseph Prevratil Proposed plan for UNITED STATES conversion into a presides over dedication ceremony of terminal at floating casino 217/72 Queen Mary, April 21, 2003 248/302 Proposed QUEEN OF NEW ORLEANS sketch 202/141 Quonset in dry dock at Thames Shipyard in 1983 275/28 Proposed replacement of CANBERRA sketch 202/150 Radio officer of U.S.S. CONNECTICUT sends a five- PRINCIPIA and her sisters 213/32 mile wireless telephone message 209/33 167 Randy Swigert, David Morgan and Tommy Jordan -bust of Robert Fulton on the Saloon Deck 264/30 working on deck of covered barge in Columbus, -boat deck 264/31 Kentucky 257/19 Robin Line brochure from post-WWII era 262/22 Rare view of two of Baltimore Mail Line ships together Robin Line matchbook 262/28 255/199 Rockaway wreck (sketch) 272/26-28 Record tow in the Ohio River near Huntington, West Rodanthe, North Carolina harbor, constructing a new Virginia, with towboat OMAR 162/127 ferry terminal 237/56 Recruiting Service lifeboat drill aboard the Calvin Austin Roger Emtage and son on QE2 268/31 247/198 Roger Mabie at wheel of Hendrick Hudson in August, Recruiting Service galley aboard unknown vessel 1939 266/42 247/199 Rossville, S.I., graveyard (aerial view) 126/96 Red carpet awaiting the QE2 as she eases toward dock in Rotterdam, portion of bridge 222/87, 96 Dubai 269/14 Royal Caribbean’s new 1,400 passenger vessel (artist Red Hook in Brooklyn, NYC 263/52 rendering) 154/137 Red Oak Victory engine room dials and controls 266/28 Rumsey, James: Monument at Shepherdstown, W. VA Red Oak Victory staffers in engine room 266/30 111/135 Red Oak Victory bridge with Timothy Lynch 266/30 Rumsey’s steamboat: drawing of model 111/137 “Red River relics” 210/147 Runway (canted) on LEVIATHAN 226/93 REGINA deck plan 198/120 Rye Beach, N.Y., pier in 1954 51/72 Reiley, Mrs. Edna, wife of mayor of Red Oak, Iowa, St. Boniface, Manitoba, landing 49/14 launching the Red Oak Victory on November 9, St. Lawrence River, Sunrise over the 101/13 1944 266/25 St. Marys Submarine Museum in St. Marys, Georgia, Relief Captain Pasquale Pezzuto with passenger of Doria portion of display 219/221 on the Sun Deck in 1953/1954 258/105 St. Paul, MN, levee in 1858 102/75 Remains of the New Carissa on beach near mouth of Salon on board ANTONIO LOPEZ 208/265 Coos Bay 252/319 Salon, First Class on ALFONSO XIII 208/267 “Remembering the Andrea Doria” ceremony held on Samuel Ward House in Marine City, Michigan 240/259 deck of Queen Mary 2, July 26, 2006 260/298 San Diego, CA: Rendering of the “Project America” cruise ships intended -Pacific Coast S/S Wharf 86/37 for Hawaiian service 229/71 -Santa Fe docks 86/38 Remains of Lyford Landing 2003 245/35 San Francisco, CA: Restoration of Ticonderoga 258/98 -Circa 1850 122/77 Restored steeple compound engine from tug WILLIAM -Harbor in 1863 104/178 STEWEART 181/47 -Pier 35 (aerial view) 119/173 Retired Sandy Hook Pilot Grover Sanaschagrin San Francisco Chronicle headline montage on the presented with pennant by Cunard Commodore Mongolia incident 250/114 Bernard Warner and QE2 Captain Ian McNaught SANKT ERIK engineer at the controls of main engine 268/18 232/264 Rick Frendt at Dubrovnik with Prinsendam in Sausalito, CA, ferry terminal 87/84 background 271/24 SCHAARHÖRN, “civic yacht” main cabin 216/259 Rigi flies while a Swissair jet remains earthbound SCHAARHÖRN steering engine 232/261 265/41 SCHWABENLAND launching Ha 139s 226/104 Ringwald, Donald C., on YANKEE, 1973 137/2 Scorched lifeboat from Atlantic Ocean off VA where Ringwald, Donald C., on Kingston Water Front 145/62 Bow Mariner went down, February 2004 250/141 River Museum, Marietta, O.: model display 14/255 Scotch marine boiler 100/127, 129 Riveting crew from T.S. Marvel yard at Newburgh, New Scotch boilers from PILATUS 189/26, 28 York while building the Ticonderoga in October Sea Bus and terminal, views of 148/214, 215, 216 1905 258/90 SEA HARMONY’s Regency Lounge 230/118 R.M.S. BRITANNIA side elevation 204/276 “See Japan by Japanese Boat” advertisement, November -plan of accommodations 204/277 1974 205/39 -Side-lever engine, cylinder end cross section and SEEANDBEE’s engine being built in machine shop of shaft end cross section 204/278, 279 Dry Dock Engine Works 227/172 Robards, Jason, David Selby, Richard Jordan and US Seatrain hatchway cross-section with freight cars 254/92 Navy crewmen inspect decks of TITANIC -car-handling crane lifts cradle and freight car to (ATHINAI) 157/37 lower into ship’s hold 254/93 Robert Fulton engine room, walking beam, and three Seatrain Lines schedule of operations dates from 1947 funnels/steam whistle 264/28, 29 254/94 -main deck 264/30 168 Seatrain Publication’s drawing of company’s method of -Members disembarking from ANDREW loading and stowing railroad cars 254/91 FLETCHER 186/107 Selkirk, Man: -Members on DELTA QUEEN, June 1, 1989 -Old time wharf pictures 50/38 192/312 -Part of the Lake Winnipeg fleet 43/55 -On a thrilling marine adventure aboard MARK Sherar’s, Mrs., room and dining room ticket stub TWAIN 149/25 214/124 -SNE Chapter at NOBSKA, July 30, 1989 192/298 -vaccination certificate for smallpox 214/126 -Auto tag 81/13, 84/125 Ship layout of AMERICA (sketches) 194/98-101, 128, -Flag 69/21, 115/162, 116/221 129 -Hampton Roads meeting on Elizabeth River Shipline China 195/185-187, 255, 199/182-184 195/202-204 Shipyard workers replace zinc fittings in the John W. -members at Ford Museum, May 26, 1990 196/317 Brown’s rudder 260/316 -on board SASANOA at Fall 1976 meeting in Bath Side elevation of a steamer proposed for the River Aare -members wait to board MOHICAN at Bolton 252/291 Landing dock, June 25-27th, 1993 208/291 SKELSKØR’s engine 232/261 -some of SSHSA founding fathers, O. Ashby Sketch of 64-foot long Australian-designed catamaran Reardon, Roger Williams McAdam, Ed Patt and for Hawaii 231/243 William King Covell at Barrington, RI headquarters, Sketch of engine room of the Malchace 262/31 1950s 212/255 Sketch of Ferris designed giant liners 275/10, 11 -SSHSA gang at Ellis Island 213/47 Sketch of “future liner” by Frank O. Braynard 196/324 -young visitor studies poster art at Chase exhibit Sketch of m/v STARSHIP 300-passenger ferry for 213/47 Bridgeport-Port Jefferson Steamboat Co. 231/225 -Walter E. Meseck and Bill Rau 213/48 Sketch of New York Central No. 14 (ii) 264/35 -Frank Duffy and Tom Cassidy with a friend in pilot Sketch of OSCEOLA engine room 195/209 house 213/48 Sketch of plans for PENNSYLVANIA of American Line -members chat waiting for ferry, Toronto 215/214 241/19 -SSHSA members in front of SEGWUN 215/215 -sketch of engine used in PENNSYLVANIA 241/20 -member Ray Brubacher looks over Society’s new Slocum Memorial Fountain, Tompkins Square Park, book with Captain Harry E. Slye on his 101st New York 191/203, 250/130 birthday 223/225 Ships that went AWOL, The 71/81 -members enjoy scenery of Lake Mjøsa, Norway on Silver Springs, FL, Three little steamboats at 104/187 the SKIBLADNER 224/283 Sodus Point, N.Y., lake-front (circa 1905) 55/58 -SSHSA group posed on YANKEE’s ladder in July Some of the 400 New York subway cars to become reefs 1969 225/38 of NY coast 243/223 -Andy Sykora and Chrystena Ewen on gangway of Songo Locks, Lake Sebago, Maine 32/78 YANKEE (1982 or 1983) 225/44 Sons & Daughters of Pioneer Rivermen holding a -Bill Rau, Spanton Ashdown, Robert Burgess and “whistle-blow” on September 18, 1993 209/54 Bill Fox 229/34 Soo Canal: Series of eight photos 55/68, 69 -Tom Cassidy, Elizabeth Alexanderson, Commodore South African Line-artist’s rendition of new liner 210/86 Leroy Alexanderson and Laura Bachko on board Soviet passenger boats on the Volga 68/112 HARBORTOWN LADY II 229/34 Spacious open deck of a Panama Pacific liner 264/19 -Captain Ronald W. Warwick, Elizabeth Special parking signs for the final departure of QE2 near Alexanderson and Commodore LeRoy Southampton docks 269/7 Alexanderson on QE2, July 9, 1999 231/203 Spirit of America’s well-lit Salon Deck 256/291 -Finalizes Partnership in the Heritage Harbor Spring Park Dock, MN, 8 steam launches at 118/65 Museum Project 232/306 Squirrel Point lighthouse, Arrowsic Island 197/30 - Peter T. Eisele accepting H. Graham Wood Award SSHSA: from Timothy Dacey in 2000 233/41 -Fall meeting at Rondout, N.Y., October 5, 1986 -Timothy Dacey presenting C. Bradford Mitchell 182/159 award to Captain James McNamara 233/42 -Lake George meeting, Fall 1975 137/59 -President Timothy Dacey shakes hands with former -Meeting at the Inland Waters Maritime Preservation President Don Eberle 234/128 Seminar, Dubuque, Iowa 179/211 -George Elder accepts a plaque from Timothy Dacey -Members aboard MOUNT WASHINGTON, June 234/129 11, 1988 188/274, 275 -Captain Jim McNamara with Tim Dacey and -Members at Lock 8 189/32 Thomas Cassidy in front of HENRY HUDSON -Members boarding motor vessel CHALLENGER at 234/130 Lakeside, Ohio 172/291 -Frank O. Braynard and wife Doris 234/134 169 -Captain Marcus raises SSHSA flag on SPIRIT -Dennis Hale speaking at 2007 Annual Meeting in 236/298 Baltimore 263/38 -Maritime author Gorden Ghareeb as guide on -Robert Cleasby presents George Maier with SPIRIT 236/298 SSHSA Ship of the Year award for 2007 263/40 -50th anniversary celebration of S.S. Independence -Ship of the Year 2008 presented to Captain Richard singing around cake 239/190 Lotz of Sabino by Chris Dougherty 267/35 50th anniversary cake 239/191 -Mark Perry and Bob Radler in front of laid up -Barry W. Eager presenting SSHSA Ship of the United States 267/36 Year 2000 239/191 -Barry Eager presents George W. Hilton with 2008 -letter from Edwin A. Patt to William King Covell, Samuel Ward Stanton award (2008) 267/37 1946 241/35 -Robert W. Parkinson (recipient of 2008 H. Graham -William M. Rau speaks to members after winning Wood award) in front of Statendam in 1971 267/38 H. Graham Wood award (2002) 242/130 -Ship of the Year 2009, Jeremiah O’Brien 273/26 -Tim Dacey presents C. Bradford Mitchell award to -SSHSA staff in front of Jeremiah O’Brien 273/26 Arthur Imperatore (2002) 242/131 -Mary Payne presents 2009 C. Bradford Mitchell -C.W. Stoll (recipient of Samuel Ward Stanton award to William H. Flayhart III 273/27 Award) with William R. Prudent on Belle of -Barry Eager presents 2009 H. Graham Wood award Louisiana 242/132 to Edward J. Ryan 273/28 -member Peter Knego supervises unloading of items -Harley Crossley’s “Queen Elizabeth 2-Final Home he brought from Aureol 242/146 Port Departure” painting, Grand Prize of 2009 -Tim Dacey presents Albany Mayor Gerald Jennings contest 273/29 with mementos at Albany meeting, 2002 243/218 -Winners of 2009 International Art & Photo Contest -Former President Roger W. Mabie does a 273/30, 31 presentation in Albany 243/219 -Delaware Valley Chapter getting an up-close look -members with Albany Mayor at 2002 meeting at the United States Fall 2010 277/37 243/219 S.S. ORIENTAL EMPRESS Ad (1973) 238/120 -SSHSA signs lease for office on QUEEN MARY S.S. PRESIDENT HOOVER cabin/deck plans 198/116 244/270, 271 -Interiors 198/117, 118 -members on deck of N.V. GOGOL on 2002 S.S. PROVIDENCE advertisement 270/22 SSHSA tour to Russia 244/297 S.S. WASHINGTON ad June 1933 202/92 -Greg Norris on the S.S. United States 247/214 Staircase on DELTA QUEEN 202/268 -lunch cruise on M/V Nina’s Dandy 247/214 Staircase on MISSISSIPPI QUEEN 200/271 -Roger Mabie and Barry Thomas on the Allerton Stanley Haviland in front of QE2 during final voyage -Elwin M. Eldredge in May 1950 on Nantasket 269/5 247/250 -aboard the Queen Victoria with QE2 behind on -members wait to board Nelseco for cruise on January 8, 2008 269/14 Thames River (New London, CT) 251/219 Stanton, Samuel Ward, art: -members on deck of Nelseco 251/220 -“Hudson River Day Line” 196/258 -Vice President Bob Cleasby hands plaque to -“ROBERT FULTON/HENDRICK HUDSON” William H. Ewen, Jr. 251/220 196/258 -Cleasby hands Susan Ewen plaque 251/221 -“Alabama river steamboat” 196/261 -Greg Abbott points out a model of the Quonset -“SAVANNAH 1819” 196/263 251/221 -“Morgan Iron Works” 196/264 -Ship of the Year 2005 presentation to Belle of -“HUDSON” 196/265 Louisville captain Kevin Mullen 256/294 -“1895 America’s Cup Race” 196/265 -Samuel Ward Stanton award presentation to Barry -bookplate 1895 196/266 Eager, 2005 256/294 -relocation of studio ad 196/267 -SSHSA members examine model of Normandie at -various ships 196/268-270 (five paintings in all) 2006 Annual meeting 259/217 -car cards 196/271, 339 -Ken Marschall and Father Roberto Pirrone 259/217 -celebration parade of opening of Erie Canal, Nov. -Shawn Dake of Southern California Chapter 4, 1825 196/272-273 speaking on harbor cruise at 2006 meeting 259/217 -advertisements 196/276 -Officals of RMS Queen Mary Foundation presented Stanton, Samuel Ward and Elizabeth Stanton Anderson with Ship of the Year 2006 award 259/219 in Stanton’s studio -Susan Ewen receiving 2006 H. Graham Wood STAR FLYER interiors 200/321 Award 259/220 Star-Cole, Red and White Star Lines timetable for 1898 -Commodore Ronald Warwick and SSHSA 240/277 members at his Farewell Dinner 259/224 Star Island House, first hotel in St. Clair Flats 240/265 170 State of Delaware’s new Woodland ferry, at fitting-out “The World is Yours Aboard a Lykes Cargoliner” ad dock at Chesapeake Shipbuilding Corporation from 1986 276/15 in Salisbury, MD September 2008 268/43 “The worst-looking one out there,” a James River State Pier No. 1, home of Fabre Line in Providence Reserve Fleet vessel 244/307 270/21 “They come up the gang plank smiling” ad for United Staten Island Ferry Terminal burned 200/296 States Lines January 1937 202/118 Stateroom aboard Midnatsol 276/40 Three Hatteras ferries making their way across the Steam engine from Union Ironclad MONITOR 240/311 Hatteras Inlet one summer day 244/275 Steam ice boat 32/73 Three Hatteras ferries wait out a slack period at the Steam whistle from CHESTER 195/191 Hatteras Inlet terminal’s basin 244/282 Steamboats at gala maiden voyage reception for QUEEN Three panel leaded glass window from Smoking Room MARY 177/28 on VERAGUA in 1932 218/167 Steeple engine of ROYAL TAR 187/178 Three tows tied up waiting to lock through auxiliary lock STEFAN’s lounge on Boat Deck 230/129 at Markland Lock & Dam, 2010 273/61 Stern of sunken City of Richmond in 1991 (underwater) Tickets: 271/35 -MANHATTAN, Oneida Lake, N.Y. 83/74, 78 Remains of steering post 271/36 -OSWEGO, Oneida Lake, N.Y., 83/74 Dave Milhouser grips a section of sunken vessel Timber cutters aboard a Dismal Swamp steamboat 271/37 124/205 Winch on freight deck encrusted with marine growth Titanic Memorial Lighthouse on corner of Pearl and 271/38 Fulton Streets 203/220 Stevedores unload cargo from a Bay Line steamer on Titanic Memorial Light at South Street Seaport Museum June 17, 1947 266/36 in New York 257/47 Stevenson, James with three WWII shipmates, Toronto, Ont.: Union Station track-gate for the September 24, 1941 219/213 “Steamboat Express” 98/51 Stock certificate from Old Dominion Steam Boat Tourist class dining saloon as crew’s mess hall on Company, dated October 1, 1857 241/6 MOUNT VERNON 203/203 Students study aboard UNIVERSE 227/178, 179, 180 Towboat of the Pennsylvania Water & Power Co. 31/50 Submerged wheel of Princess Kathleen 274/59 Towboats tied up in Vicksburg, MS 231/231 Sudan luxury cabin, A, 216/284 Towboats with their fleet of coal barges at Pittsburgh at Sugar Island, a postcard view, with dancehall in start of 20th century 250/150 background 240/285 Toy steamboat as grave marker 120/211 Suwanee River as the steamboat traveler saw it 92/107 Trainees assemble for a meal aboard the training vessel Swanson, Cathy and Captain Georgios Apostilis Missouri 247/204 exchange plaques on Feb. 24, 2003 246/149 Transferring the doctor by breeches buoy in mid-Atlantic SWATH ferry drawing 225/59 from USS Reading to Joseph G. Cannon 274/20 Swedish designed restaurant on the Silver Whisper Travelers boarding a canal steamer at Riddarholmen in 241/58 Stockholm in 1940s 228/276 Swimming pool, “C” deck on AMERICA 194/106 Trawlers, Two uncompleted 127/132 Syracuse, N.Y.: Erie Canal weighlock building 96/117 Treasure Island Ferry Schedule, 1939 193/42 “Tahiti and Her Islands” brochure 277/20 Treasure Island, The creation of 193/32, 193/33 Taifan, second generation Wal seaplane, being Treasure Island, Society members at, June 1987 184/286 catapulted from WESTFALEN (drawing) 226/102 Triborough Bridge over the East River in NYC 260/315 “Take a walk around this suite.” ad for SS Trillium’s engine sketch 274/29 WASHINGTON/SS MANHATTAN November -original coal-fire Scotch boiler 274/30 1933 202/94 -modern oil-fired boiler 274/31 TASHMOO engine room, and engine sketch 240/278 -new superstructure taking shape in Ontario 274/31 -outboard profile sketch 240/280 TRISEC, Model of Litton Industries proposed 115/179 TASHMOO Sugar Islands Moonlights ad 240/290 Troops train aboard the QE2 as a helicopter hovers -June 19, 1936 ad 240/293 nearby 268/13 Tashmoo Park 240/286, 287 Turn of the century German liner piers at Hoboken, 1990 -Sunset Special Excursions ad 240/291 203/221 Technician works on an LM 2500+G4 gas turbine 1250 Horsepower vertical triple expansion engine 273/16 201/36 Tender alongside Midnatsol 276/40 Twenty-six tugs at Vineyard Haven, Mass., 1915 23/36 TEXAS TANKER OHIO inboard profile and deck plans Two AMERICAs at Newport News S/B & D/D Co. 211/174, 175 93/25 171 Two ferries struggle against winter’s challenges at View from Avalon’s foredeck on Choptank River entrance to Cobourg Harbor 246/113 245/30 Two large white hulled boats of U.S.C.G.’s new View from pilothouse of W.O. Decker near the Brooklyn Defender Class 247/220 Bridge 268/41 Two McAllister tugboats fight a serious fire at Solomons View of a rudder and propeller on the Gov. Herbert H. Island, Maryland 258/159 Lehman 256/284 Two New All-American Services, ad, 1940 194/94 View on unknown steam ferry, (Delaware River?) Two triple-expansion turbines of America 254/105 253/83 UNITED STATES obsolete electronic equipment Voight Schneider Propulsor of the Alice Austen 266/48 210/154 Volendam deck scene 277/18 United States in derelict condition 275/8, 9 Volleyball on deck of WASHINGTON 203/205 United States Lines container ships at New York Volunteers fire up BALTIMORE once again 205/49 Passenger Ship Terminal 181/43 Wall of the 1856 smallpox hospital on New York’s United States Lines First Class rate schedule date from Roosevelt Island 266/48 1960 251/195 Wallaceburg, Ontario, ceremony at, with Nancy Bieser Unknown fleet towboat works a barge at a chemical and Barry Eager 152/238 industry dock on Kanawha River in January 2007 Ward’s first HURON, drawing 240/259 266/62 WASHINGTON interiors 202/120-124 Unnamed British Columbia Ferries catamaran ferry “deck D” 202/124 leaves Vancouver on her trials 230/141 Waterman freighter interiors 269/26 Unusual deck cargo 109/57 Waterman Line’s 1949 brochure 269/26 Upper deck of Greater Detroit of 1924 246/86 Waterman Line’s Rates for company’s coastwise Upper Red River, Steam navigation on the 43/53 passenger service in 1949 269/27 U.S. Coast Guard Lifesaving station to undergo a major Waterman Line’s weekly sailing schedule for 1949 renovation 230/146 269/27 U.S. Route 90 east of New Orleans, boats smashed on Waterman Steamship Corporation deck plans 269/22 side of road 262/63 Weatherspoon, Mrs. Adella, a survivor of 1904 General U.S.S. LAFAYETTE inboard profile 213/8 Slocum disaster places wreath at Memorial, 1997 -plate B promenade deck 213/11 224/304 -plate C sectional view 213/20 Wedgwood passengers protesting their prevention from -plate D capsized ship 213/21 entering country legally by the British 218/115 -plate E 213/28 Wednesday morning breakfast aboard the John W. USSB Design 1013 “Robert Dollar” 203/186, 193 Brown 260/289 USSB Design 1022 “CATAHOULA” 237/9, 10 Weehawken, N.J., ferry terminal 70/41 USSB Design 1022 “Hog Islanders” sketch 246/94, 97 Weeks Marine new pier structure 216/309 USSB Design 1025 “Harriman” 207/176 Weems Steamboat Co. USSB Design 1025 “NAAMHOK” 207/178 Fredericksburg and Urbanna Route 193/8 USSB Design 1032 229/22-27 1903-Rappahannock River Rote/Norfolk Route USSB Design 1037 214/102, 104, 106, 109. 110 193/8 USSB Design 1059 220/271, 274, 275, 277 Weighing baggage (drawing) 31/60 USSB Design 1079 218/93, 95, 97, 101, 102 West Vancouver Municipal Ferries’ bus 191/179 USSB Design 1105 “EDITOR” type 212/270, 272, 274, Western River steamboat engine of 1860 146/78 275 Western River steamboat engine, feed water pump USSB Design 1159 AUBURN 207/187 146/80 USSB Design 1160 Three Ships 207/188 Western River engines 147/144, 145, 147 Vancouver, B.C., 1967 104/182 Western River engines, table of surviving engines “Vapores-Correos De A. Lopez Y C.” 1873 ad 208/259 147/142 -ads 208/260 Western River steamboat engines and sidewheels 146/73 -ad 208/261 Western River boilers of 1850 146/75 -ad 208/262 WESTFALEN, catapult ship, diagram 226/101 -ad 208/263 Wharfboat (drawing) 73/8 -ad 208/264 Wharfboat, Soviet style, Dnieper R. 107/143 VERONA, Italian immigrant ship (1908) sketch 217/10 Wharves of Portland 198/127 Vertical beam steam engine (drawing) 118/68 Wheelhouse of Hammonton 250/131 Vessel Roster for Alaska Marine Highway System White Star Line ad, featuring TASHMOO from 1906 250/127 240/283 Victoria, B.C.: present-day (aerial view) 104/181 White Star Line timetable from 1924 240/288 172 William G. Muller aboard USCG Barque EAGLE at sea Going abroad—to Bedloe’s Island! 17/320 in May 1998 229/43 “He just loves the sound of steam whistles!” 84/123 Willamette River, Sternwheelers racing on the 35/76 “Hudson River steamboats versus Mississippi Williams, Alan (director of Good Samaritan) and Don steamboats” 85/28 Stephens (director of Mercy Ships) meet with Costas “I tell you Charlie, it’s going to be like losing a good Macris 245/19 friend.” 105/47 Williamsburgh, N.Y., Seven-slip ferry terminal 19/366 “I wonder how much it would cost to buy our own WIND SPIRIT lies off Santorini on September 15, 1996 ferry?” 105/47 219/254 “It’s just the forethought, me lad…” 163/227 WINDSOR CASTLE wheelhouse 230/87 “It’s that Steamship Historical Society group—they must Wireless apparatus in the Olympic’s Marconi Room have found out about us” 81/14 260/304 “jeez, what a tide! Let’s get a mess of clams and scram!” Wireless room on RMS TITANIC 209/36 109/60 Witte’s scrapyard (Staten Island-Dec. 1980) 199/206 “Limey in Paradise, A” extracts from Capt. A.W. Women workers on PALLAS, 1903 228/270 Kinghorn’s logbook 237/36-50 Woodall, Captain Robert of Queen Elizabeth 2 on bridge Miami Sightseeing Lines 142/114 during 1994 visits to New York 213/53 “Miss Johnson, is there going to be a funeral for the ferry Woodsum steamers 22/8 boats?” 105/47 Work-a-day scenes on tugs 124/223 Our Secret Ambitions 133/61 Work progresses on the 7,000 ton superstructure of the Passenger relaxing in a cabin on Göta Canal 228/265 “S” Class ferry for B.C. Ferries 203/228 Reading preferences of grandpa and grandson 83/91 Workers prepare one of the Queen Mary’s whistles for “RRRRRRRRRRIP!” 86/60 shipment to France 243/230 “Shucks, son—I remember when it was just a short, brisk Workers struggle with capsized Eastland 271/28 walk from stem to stern.” 78/53 Working the starting bar (drawing) 118/71 Visitor in the engine room 102/73 World War II monument dedicated October 9, 1991 201/49 WWII monument in Williams Park in St. Petersburg, Florida 219/213 Wotherspoon, Mrs. Adele, last survivor of General Slocum attended 99th Anniversary memorial 250/130 Wreck of PRESIDENT COOLIDGE 242/117 -diagram for divers of COOLIDGE on bottom at Espiritu Santo 242/118 Wyandotte metal shipbuilding yard of Detroit dry Dock Company during 1880s (engraving) 221/8 YANKEE, upper deck, before and after repairs 225/46, 47 -refurbished saloon 225/48 -renewed hurricane deck 225/49 YANKEE owner James Gallagher with SSHSA President Timothy Dacey and others 233/40 Yankton landing on Missouri River with unidentified vessels 254/115 Yankton, S.D., levee (Missouri R.) 28/73 Yarrow steamer ascending Nile Rapids 52/84 Yonkers, approaching 145/19 “You will LIKE these popular American Ships” ad for United States Lines November 1937 202/125 Z-ET1-S-C3, Liberty Tanker, sketch 237/12, 13 (CARTOONS) “A little more to starboard” 82/34 Arrowsmith’s Panorama of Western Travel (eight spoofs from Harper’s Weekly of 1858) 70/58 Captain Kinghorn’s cartoons of Columbia Star 264/41, 43 Gasoline Alley 139/151 173

PART VII--MAPS AND CHARTS

“A Comparison” of Columbia steamers 215/199 Daniel J. Morrell statistics and crew members lost Abstract of log for WASHINGTON 202/125 260/281 Admiralty’s Saint Class tugs 201/44 Data and Details of SOUTHERN CROSS/OCEAN Albermarle & Chesapeake Canal 124/209 BREEZE 231/193 Arkansas – Verdigris Rivers (Canalized) 118/100 Description of the Classes, Japanese Standard Types, and Arrivals in the U.S. of Immigrants from the comparison to other countries 245/40 Mediterranean Basin 217/17 Design 1059 Tanker United States Shipping Board Arrivals in the U.S. of Ships from the Mediterranean Specifications 220/276 Basin* (Passenger Ships Only) 217/14 Detroit River, Region of the 80/100 Australia, showing the Murray River 71/73 Diagram of Sarah L. Ingram’s towing 257/18 Avalon Harbor, California 136/219 Dismal Swamp Canal 124/209 Barges 206/143 1878 map showing route of Georgia and Florida Inland Berengaria: Steamboat Company 261/43 Third Class Passengers: Age and Sex 261/19 EMPRESS OF CANADA (DUCHESS OF Tourist Class Passengers: Age and Sex 261/20 RICHMOND) 68-day cruise ship itinerary 217/35 First Class Passengers: Age and Sex 261/20 -“Abstract of Log” 217/40 Travel Households 261/21 EUROPEAN STEAMBOAT GUIDE 196/291-296 Profession, Occupation, of Calling of Passengers FAR WEST, Run of the Sternwheel Steamer 152/228 aged 18-65 261/21 Flathead Lake, Montana 114/100, 101 Occupations of Men in First and Tourist Class Florida-Site of proposed underwater shipwreck park 261/22 200/302 Nationality of First and Tourist Class Passengers FORD VESSEL STATISTICS 196/286 261/22 Fortnightly New York-San Francisco Service, c. 1937 Nationality 261/23 aboard Pennsylvania 264/13 Bermuda Triangle off US coast 273/19 French Broad River, Transylvania County 205/36 British Columbia and Southeast Alaska, Major Ports of General Dimensions and Weights (of GREATER Call 138/79 DETROIT) 221/36 Business Center, City of New Bedford, Massachusetts Gippsland Lakes District, Australia 73/13 204/269 Glossary and Abbreviations 232/269 Buzzards Bay, Nonquitt and Cuttyhunk 99/93 Grand River, Michigan 117/19 Canal service across Sweden, circa 1920 228/258 Great Salt Lake, Utah 76/105 Caribbean Car Cruise 18/346 Guide to Riverboat Gambling Vessels 217/23 Casino Boat Comparative Chart 209/57 Gulf Lines Ltd., Ports of Call 184/258 Catalina route in southern California 270/29 HMY BRITANNIA Principal Characteristics 227/200 Central-Hudson Line between New York and Troy Hudson River—Cave Point to Kingston Point 91/88 164/234 Hudson River Day Line routes map 247/176 Characteristics of the OHIO 211/175 “Ice As Reported Near TITANIC” 237/7 CHINOOK/SECHELT QUEEN, Routes Served by, International steamer chart with statistics, 1995 1947-1982 167/185 216/266-279 Choptank River in relation to Baltimore and Chesapeake Kapitan Dranitsyn, two voyages of, 1994 and 1995 Bay, with several river landings 245/29 216/305 CITY OF NEW YORK and AFRICAN COMET Keewatin Statistics 262/15 statistics 210/104 Keuka Lake, N.Y. 108/172 CLAIRE, Home of the: Willamette and Columbia Kootenay Area 25/11 Rivers 80/107 Lady Hawkesbury Excursions Ashore 185/37 CLATSOP Statistics 207/195 Lake Champlain showing steamer routes from Coast Ferries Ltd., Gulf Islands and Mill Bay Ferry Champlain Transportation Company 258/93 Routes 159/170 Lake of Constance (Dem Bodensee) 75/67 Coast Ferries Ltd., Ports South of Klemtu 159/166 Lake Siljan, Sweden 129/10 Colvos Passage between Tacoma and Seattle 201/82 Lake Victoria, East Africa 120/207 Comparison of SS ROTTERDAM (v) of 1959 and MS Lake Winnipeg 64/90 ROTTERDOM (vi) of 1997 222/97 Little Traverse Bay, Michigan 80/112 Comparison of the Direct Operating Costs of Brienz Location of spot where Daniel J. Morrell went down in Rothorn Railway (1999) 252/292 Lake Huron 260/278 174 Locations of Mississippi Gulf Coast Dockside Casinos Performance of Baltimore Mail Liners (Norfolk-Le 209/69 Havre Passages) 255/181 Los Angeles Lumber Products Line, Route of 102/61 Plan of Mulberry ‘A’ at OMAHA Beach, France Louisiana c. 1823-1824 showing locations served by 211/204 VESUVIUS 229/37 Port of New Orleans showing MS River-Gulf Outlet, Lower Mississippi River 80/116 Inner Harbor Navigation Canal, and docks along MS Many Names & Owners of the Brasil, The, 277/22 river 264/61 Map of Norway’s Coastal ports 276/38 Portage Lakes (Akron, Ohio area) 193/22 Mediterranean Sea, ADRIATIC route 199/188 Ports in British Columbia and Washington Served by Maine Coast, A portion of 110/96, 97 Kingsley Navigation 134/86 Marine Log Vessel List, October 1993 208/311 PRESIDENT WILSON cruise schedule 238/114 Methods of Wireless and Early Radio Transmitters 1973 Presidential World Cruise 238/117, 118 209/35 Queen Mary 2 Dimensions and Characteristics 249/11 Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers 28/74 Rappahannock River Landings 193/7 Missouri Territory around Missouri River from 1867 Rappahannock River, general area of operations for 254/111 Bayton vessels (drawn by William J. Bray, Jr.) Morison’s History of United States Naval Operations in 223/195 World War II, Vol. XI 211/203 Red River of the North 54/36 Most Voyages to the United States, 1900-1924* (25 Rhine, The River 144/204 voyages or more)-Italia Line 217/13 Rideau Canal 1832 155/182 MOTOR PRINCE and PENDER QUEEN, Routes served Rivers behind the Iron Curtain 107/140 by, 1923-1979 161/32 Route of the Kapitan Khlebnikov in Antarctica, 1992 Mount Desert Island 110/96, 97 216/299 M/S MISTRAL statistics 231/215 Route of Keewatin and Assiniboia in Canadian Pacific Murray River, Australia, and tributaries 125/8 advertising brochure 262/8 New Bedford Harbor as it appeared in 1888 204/259 S.S. AMERICA 194/130 -as it appeared on the eve of WWII 204/272 S.S. DEBRASIL 206/123 Non-nuclear icebreakers, 1992 216/303 S.S. MALOLO/S.S. MATSONIA statistics 243/199 Norfolk, Baltimore and Carolina Line, “The Inland S.S. MANHATTAN & S.S. WASHINGTON Waterway Route” 225/10 information 203/203 Normandy Beachhead, The, 211/204 S.S. OHIO report 211/176, 178 North Carolina Ferry routes map 244/283 S.S. PANAMA, ANCON & CRISTOBAL details North West Rebellion 47/60 198/122 Northern Atlantic 216/289 S.S. POTOMAC 1965 Statistical Summary 220/268 Nuclear Icebreakers, 1992 216/302 S.S. PRESIDENT HOOVER Voyage 33, 1937 242/101 Ohio River between Clark Bridge and Six Mile Island S.S. PRESIDENT HOOVER/S.S. PRESIDENT 106/95 COOLIDGE statistics 242/115 Ohio River, from Boone County to Florence 220/319 S.S. WASHINGTON Abstract of log 203/205 Ohio River, Pittsburgh to Cincinnati 80/105 St. Johns River, Fla. 122/105 OHIO route in the Mediterranean in WWII 211/182 St. Lawrence River Between Cardinal and Montreal Oneida Lake and River 83/78 147/148 Oneida Lake and surrounding communities 103/122 Ships Call Letters 209/37 Operating Finnish preserved steam tugs 232/268, Ships of Captain Parent’s model collection 273/41 248/272 Six Sisters’ Statistics, The, 205/23 “Operation Desert Shield/Storm” force ships chart Skeena River District, B.C. 123/162 198/133 South America via Delta Line map 206/89 Panama Line Sailing Schedule 1953-1954 198/110 South Atlantic Coast—S.C., Ga. and Fla. 78/36 Particulars, Design 1032 229/28 Southern British Columbia 123/160, 161 Particulars, Design 1037 214/108 Spring Rush across the Atlantic (reprint from New York Particulars, Design 1079 218/92 Herald April 14, 1912) 84/100 Particulars, Design 1105, Editor type 212/277 Statistical Data from Baltimore Mail Line vessels Particulars of steamer West Kebar 249/47 255/200 Particulars of the Savannah 260/298 Statistics of New York steamers 272/33 Particulars of the vessel Great Eastern 215/211 “Steamboat Guide from Argentina to Zaire” 201/18-19 Passaic River, New Jersey 141/12 Steamboat routes between Baltimore and Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania Railroad map, circa 1940s 241/36 circa 1860s 241/5 Penobscot River, 1870 214/90 Steamboat routes from New Bedford to the Elizabeth and Cape Islands 204/264 175 Steamboats Built by the Barbour Brothers Shipyard, Maine 214/94 Suwanee River vicinity 92/109 Swiss Lake Steamers, Days in use 252/292 Sydney Harbor 185/32 Tariffs Upriver Charged by the VESUVIUS 229/36 Territory served by Western Shore Steamboat Co. 83/68 “Trasatlantica’s Top Twelve” 208/265 Tred Avon River 161/21 Tunica County, Mississippi casino locations 217/24 Typical Schedule from 1939 City of Baltimore 255/195 Union-Castle East African Service via Suez Canal 201/29 Upper Chesapeake Bay 43/58 Vancouver Harbor, Oil Refineries and Oil Depots in 176/236 Vancouver Island 187/193 Vancouver Island Coastal Ferry Routes 153/21 Vessel fire sites and lives lost 271/27 Vessels in Manhattan Sightseeing Service 215/190-195 Vessel Statistics for Montauk Line 253/41 Vessel Statistics for Panama Pacific liners 264/25 Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong 162/94 Wallaceburg, Ontario 189/90, 95 Washington State Ferries, Route-by-Route Data 253/23 Washington State Ferry Routes 205/18 In 2005- 253/16 Water route for N.Y. World’s Fair Visitors 131/154 Way, Captain Fred and Bill Pollack-“Gold Dust Twins” on board WASHINGTON, 1938 206/166 Weser River, The Upper 72/108 West Shore Ferries 70/39 West Vancouver, B.C. 191/175 Where three Princesses were lost 70/37 White Star Line, Great Lakes routes, 1925 240/268 Williamsburgh Ferry Routes 19/367 World Steamboat Directory 232/270-274 Yangtze River 195/173

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PART VIII—FLEET LISTS

Admiral Line 65/5 Inter-island steamers under Hawaiian Flag 72/105 Alaska Steamship Co. 52/96, 53/7, 8, 19 International Elevating Co. 66/41 Alcoa Lines’ Pre-War Fleet 22/13 Irish Shipping Ltd. Fleet Roster 232/300 American Export Lines’ Pre-War Fleet 20/397 Isthmian Line 32/92 American Hawaiian Steamship Company Fleet List Italian Line (Italia S.p.A. di Navigazione), Principal 251/184-191 Passenger Ships 145/33 American President Line 33/21 Jamestown-Scotland Ferry Fleet Roster 236/293 American South African Line (1925-1947) 23/37 Joy Line 10/165 Arosa Line 124/219 Koln-Dusseldorf Line 144/212 Around Manhattan Island Fleet List (Supplement) Kingsley Navigation Co. Ltd. 134/90 220/289 Lake Lucerne Navigation Company Atlantic & Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 38/44 (Schiffahrtsgesellschaft des Vierwaldstattersees) Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. 38/44 1976 142/70 Border Line Transportation Company 1913-1943 138/84 Lake Superior Transit Co. 47/56 Boston-Maritime Routes, Ships of the 172/251 Los Angeles Lumber Products Steamship Co. 102/62 British Columbia Ministry of Transportation, Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc. 45/16, 46/41, 50/45 Communication and Highways Coastal Ferries Lykes Lines 25/14, 26/38 153/25 Matson Navigation Co., 1901-1958 73/22, 75/77, 76/117 British Columbia Steam Trawlers, British-Built 178/109 Migrant Ships, Post World War II 181/7, 184/289 British Columbia Steamship Company 186/121 Monticello Steamship Co. 7/109 Brock Line 132/213 New England, Excursion and ferry vessels of 113/13, Buffaloe Creek District, Steamboats enrolled at 73/16 114/90 Bull Line’s Pre-War Fleet 21/421 Newport News Ships 1886-1986 Hull Number List Canadian National 121/20 181/29 Canadian Pacific Railway—Pacific Coastwise 41/24 New York-Albany Opposition Night Lines 1908-1915 Canadian Pacific Railway-“Princess” Ships Fleet List 151/156 (1901-1997) 223/217-220 Norfolk, Baltimore & Carolina Fleet List 225/23, 24 Central-Hudson Steamboat Company 164/256 North Carolina Ferry Fleet-Summer 2002 244/280, 281 Chinese-Flag Passenger Ships 1985 179/181 Northland Navigation Company, Ltd. 222/110-113 Coastal Tankers of British Columbia 176/244 Norwegian-Caribbean Line 114/90 Coastal towing Co. Ltd. 159/175 NYC Private Ferry Operators Fleet List 253/27-30 Colonial Line 10/166 Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah 44/91 Colorado River, Steamboats of the 7/110 Oceanic Steamship Co. 72/113 Delta Line 31/69 Oregon State Highway Commission, 1966 103/137 Dollar Steamship Line 33/21, 34/49 Owen Sound Transportation Co. 72/113 Eastern Steamship Lines, 1939-1940 3/29 Pacific Coast Steamship Company 65/7 Eimskip Fleet List 229/13-20 Pacific Steam Navigation Co., 1877 112/198 Flathead Lake vessels, Roster of 114/93 Pacific Steamship Co. 65/5 Fleet List of 18 American-Flag Vessels That Bore Panama Railroad Co. 35/92 Seatrain Names 254/100-102 Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Co. 58/29, 30 Florida Casino-Boat Operators and Fleet Lists November Pope & Talbot 28/87, 30/38 2004-2005 258/122, 123 Porto Rico Line 223/188-192 Florida East Coast steamboats, Early 78/37 Puget Sound, 1966 census of passenger vessels 103/135 Göta Canal Steamship Company 228/287-292 Red “D” Line 59/64 Grace Line (US flag vessels only) 103/112 Rideau Canal 155/184 Great Lakes, major passenger vessels, 1955 55/67 Robin Line 24/68 Great Lakes to the Pacific, List of vessels which went Saugerties and New York Steamboat Company 145/16 from the 70/52, 71/80 Sheepscot Pilots, Inc. 190/101 Greek Line 142/92 Sidewheel ferries of New York and vicinity, 1939 2/18 Greek Passenger Shipping, Post War 154/108, 165/27 Sidewheel ferryboats at New York, and on the Hudson, Greene Line Steamers 140/222 1905 8/130 Grimaldi-Siosa Fleet 173/22 Spreckels Line 72/113 Gulf Lines Ltd. 184/265 “Star” Ferry Company Limited 162/97 Hurtigruten Fleet 276/45 Suwanee River—Principal steamboats on 93/15 Inland Rivers passenger vessels, 1967 103/144 Swayne & Hoyt, Inc. 170/105 177 Tacoma Oriental Steamship Co. 81/5 Transatlantic Passenger Steamships to Philadelphia 175/166 Turkish Passenger Vessels 171/173 Union Steamships Ltd. 65/13 (addenda) 66/46 Vancouver’s Postwar Merchant Fleet 182/112 Washington State Ferries 103/135 Washington State Ferries Fleet Roster, 2004 253/24, 25 Waterman and Pan Atlantic Lines 29/14, 30/37 Weehawken and West Shore Ferries 70/42 Weisse Flotte (Dresden) 1970 116/245

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PART IX—REGIONAL NEWS AND DEPARTMENTS

(Regional news columns appear as a regular feature in all -then appears in all issues from 213-216 issues of Steamboat Bill or PowerShips. During this -appears in all issues 217-on under “Great Lakes & time, some minor changes have been made to the scope Seaway” of some of these columns. The following regional news columns appeared regularly during all or part of this time GUIDE TO CRUISE SHIPS period.) -appears in 140, 144, 148, 152, 156, 160, 164, 168, 176, 180, 184, 188, 200, 204, 208, 212, 220, 224, 227, CANADA NORTH 231, 235, 239, 243, 247, 251, 255, 259, 263, 267, — appears only in 109, 110, 111, 112, 119, 127, 128 271, 275

CHESAPEAKE BAY & SOUTH GULF COAST & BEYOND -(formerly headed “Baltimore & South”) 5, 9 (all current -113-176 then discontinued after 176 news was shown under the heading “Miscellaneous Boats”), 15 (news was under heading “Ferries”), 16 HIGH SEAS (ditto), 17 (news was carried under general heading -all issues from 11 on except 63, 74, 80, 85 “Atlantic Seaboard”) 18 (ditto), 20 (ditto), 22 (ditto), -(Issue 82 High Seas news was erroneously captioned 23 (ditto), 24 (ditto), 25, 26 (news was carried under “Overseas”) the general heading “Atlantic Seaboard”), 28, 29 (ditto) INLAND RIVERS -then in all issues from 31 on except 19, 21, 27, 48, 55, -4, 9 (all current news was shown under the heading 99, 115, 157, 167, 174 “Miscellaneous Boats”), 15 (see heading “Middle -last appears in 194 West”), 16 (ditto), 18 (ditto), 20 (ditto) -then all issues from 22 on except for 27, 33, 43, 44, 45, DELAWARE RIVER 46, 53, 123, 150, 156, 166, 193-195, 240 -from 133 to 176 only -discontinued after 249

DULUTH TO NIAGARA JAPAN’S FERRY FLEET -All issues except 135, 136, 139, 150, 155, 157, 160, -appeared in 157, 170 and 172 only 201, 203, 204 -discontinued from 205 on MAIN DECK -appears only in 127, 128, 132 EXCURSION BOAT NOTES -in all issues from 193 on MID-ATLANTIC -213-on appears under heading “Casino & Excursion -in all issues from 194 on except for 199, 201 Boat Notes” -discontinued after 240 NEW ENGLAND & EASTERN CANADA -(title of this column varies, sometimes called “New FLORIDA & GULF COAST England & the Maritimes”), 2 (see heading “Long -73, 75, 76, 78, 79, 81, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 91, 94, 97, Island Sound”), 3 (see heading “New Bedford 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 107, 108, 112, Boats”), 4 (see heading “Maine”), 9 (all current 114, 116 then 177 and 178 under heading “Florida- news shown under heading “Miscellaneous Boats”), Gulf Ports” 11, 15 (news was under heading “Ferries”), 16 (see -discontinued after 192 heading “High Seas”), 17 (news was carried under the general heading “Atlantic Seaboard”), 18 (ditto), FLORIDA-GEORGIA 19 (ditto) -appears in 117 through 176 then discontinued after 176 -then all issues from 20 on except 22, 32, 49, 53, 55, 101

GREAT LAKES NEW ORLEANS -4, 9 (all current news was shown under the heading - appears only in 82, 83, 84, 86, 90 “Miscellaneous Boats”), 10 (see heading “Middle West”), 11-14 (ditto), 15-21, 22 (see heading NEW YORK “Middle West”), 23-34 (ditto), no 35, 36-36-43 -1, 9 (all current news was shown under the heading (ditto) “Miscellaneous Boats”) -then all issues from 44-132 except 53 and 121, 193-212 179 -then all issues from 10 on except 97, 101, 106, 109, 117, 119, 150, 152 and 161 (OTHER DEPARTMENTS)

NIAGARA TO THE SEA BLUE PENCIL -(some issues carried the heading “Niagara to -appears irregularly in 210-203, 206-209, 211, 218, 219, Newfoundland”), 38 (news was grouped with that of 223, 228, 232, 246, 249-251, 253, 255-258, 260, “New England & Eastern Canada”) 263, 266, 270, 277 -then all issues from 45 on except 55. 63, 87, 95, 119, 124 CAPTAIN’S LOG -discontinued after 211 -an irregular feature of the journal, appeared in Nos. 174 through 178 and in No. 187. OVERSEAS -also in 195, 197, 199, 201-204, 205, 208-210, 213-216, -all issues from 62 on except 76, 78, 80, 89, 114, 119, 219, 220, 222-225, 227-229, 231, 232 124, 126, 127, 129 and 133 DECEASED MEMBERS OF SSHSA PACIFIC NORTHWEST -appears only in 221 - appears only in 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 68, 69, 70, 77, 95 EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK -appears only in 209, 213 PHILADELPHIA -2, 9 (all current news was shown under the heading FULL STEAM AHEAD “Miscellaneous Boats”), 20-32, 33 (news was -begins with issue 277 carried under the general heading “Atlantic Seaboard”), 34 (ditto), 36 (ditto), 38 (ditto), 39 HEARD ON THE FANTAIL (ditto), 41 (ditto), 42 (ditto), 44 (ditto), 45 (ditto), 46 -appears in all issues except 77, 85 and 87, 195, 196, (ditto), 50 (ditto), 52-54 (ditto), 57 (ditto), 60, 64 203, 213 (news was carried under the general heading “Atlantic Seaboard”), 65 (ditto), 66 (ditto), 74 KEEPING UP STEAM (ditto), 76 (ditto), 79-81 (ditto), 83 (ditto), 87-95 -appears in all issues starting with 200 except for 208, (ditto), 98-100 (ditto), 105 (ditto), 107 (ditto) 213, 218, 223, 233, 240, 241 -then all issues from 108-132 except 122 -discontinued after 271

SOUTHEAST & GULF PORTS THE MATE’S LOCKER (Advertisements) -appears in all issues from 179 on -has appeared in all issues from No. 141 onward (though not always referred to as “The Mate’s Locker.”) SOUTHWEST PACIFIC -appears in all issues from 158 on except for 221, MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 224225, 227, 228 -appears in 214, 218, 219, 221, 223, 243, 272

STEAMBOAT NOTES MYSTERY PHOTO -appears only in 213 -an irregular department that appeared in all issues from 75 on except for 194, 197, 200, 202-204, 206, 207, TUGBOATS 210-213, 215-217, 221, 223-225, 227, 228, 230, -appears in all issues from 258 on 231, 233-249, 252, 254-256 -discontinued after 257 TUG NOTES -appears only in 22, 23, 24, 26 PILOT HOUSE -appears in all issues except 44, 57, 58 and 61, 214 UPPER MISSISSIPPI -appears only in 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, Q&A WITH STEAMBOAT BILL 117, 118 -commences in issue 273, and appears in every issue thereafter WEST COAST -all issues from 17 on except 35, 40, 81, 89, 90, 91, 97, REVIEWS 106, 107 -appears in all issues from 193 on except for 210, 213, 216, 223, 228, 230-233, 237, 242, 248, 251, 259, WESTERN RIVERS 261, 262 -appears in all issues from 250 on 180 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO -appears in 109-132 and then in 133-156 only 181

PART X—REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS

(NOTE: The articles “a,” “an,” and “the” have not been THE ALPHABET FLEET: The Pride of the considered in alphabetizing titles. Example-The Newfoundland Coastal Service by Maura Hanrahan Amazing Mississippi will be found under “A.”) 265/79 Always Good Ships: Histories of Newport News Ships The Abbey Line. History of a Cardiff Shipping Venture by William A. Fox 187/208 by P.M. Heaton 192/325 ALWAYS ON STATION: The Story of the Sandy Hook The Abraham Lincoln of the Sea: The Life of Andrew Ship Pilots by Francis J. Duffy 268/81 Furuseth by Arnold Berwick 207/239 The Amazing Mississippi by Willard Price 87/92 Acapulco to San Juan: Another Maritime Pictorial by The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals, 4th Edition by Mifflin Thomas 189/44 William H. Shank 177/66 Action in the North Atlantic by Guy Gilpatric 241/75 AMBUSHED UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS: The ACTION IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC: The Sinking of Making of an American Merchant Marine Officer the German Raider Stier by the Liberty Ship Stephen and His Ensuing Saga of Courage and Survival by Hopkins by Gerald Reminick 264/79 Capt. George W. Duffy 277/80 Adirondack Steamboats on Raquette and Blue Mountain America and the Sea. A Literary History, Haskell Lakes by Harold K. Hochschild 84/122 Springer, Ed. 226/159 Admiral of the New Empire, The Life and Career of America Rides the Liners by Addie Clark Harding, as George Dewey by Ronald Spector 189/45 told by Garnett Laidlaw Eskew 61/23 Advanced Wreck Diving Guide by Gary Gentile An American Battleship at Peace and War. The U.S.S. 188/298 TENNESSEE by Jonathan G. Utley 204/325 Adventures of the Great Lakes. Part I. Lake Erie: The American Battleships 1886-1923: Predreadnought Eastern End (video) (Esprit Films Ltd.) 212/328 Design by John C. Reilly, Jr. and Robert L. Scheina Adventures at Sea in the Great Age of Sail. Five 171/216 Firsthand Narratives by Elliot Snow 189/45 American Canals, American Canal Society 145/57 The Adventures of T.C. Collins—Boatman: Twenty- American Clipper Ships 1833-1858 by Octavius T. Four Years on the Western Waters 184901873 Howe and Frederick G. Matthews 189/45 Compiled and edited with notes by Herbert L. Roush The American Clyde by David B. Tyler 66/50 182/152 American Ferryboats by John Perry 62/54 Adventuring on the Columbia—A Photographic Essay The American Line (1871-1902) by William Henry 62/55 Flayhart III 246/158 After the Monitor by Jim McShane 189/45 American Mariner. A Documentary Biography by Against the Wind and Weather: The History of Herbert Paul Hahn 202/158 Towboating in British Columbia by Ken Drushka American Maritime Documents, 1776-1860 by Douglas 170/142 L. Stein 206/159 The Aircraft Carrier Intrepid by John Roberts 182/153 The American Merchant Marine by Frank O. Braynard Airships, An Illustrated History by Henry Beaubois 20/405 144/246 American Merchant Ships by Frederick C. Matthews Alabama Postal Roads with Maps, 1818/1845 by J.H. 200/324 Scruggs, Jr. 53/22 American Merchant Ships on the Yangtze, 1920-1941 by Alabama Steamboats, 1819-1865 by J.H. Scruggs, Jr. David H. Grover 221/75 47/78 American Naval Prints Intro. by Roger B. Stein 164/293 Alaska Steam. A Pictorial History of the Alaska The American Neptune Pictorial Supplement IX Steamship Co. by Lucille McDonald 182/155 Shipbuilding in Bath, Maine: The Peabody Museum Album dos Navios (Portuguese Government) 70/60 164/293 Alcona—The Lake Pioneers by Doris A. Gauthier American Paddle Steamboats by Carl D. Lane 13/238 180/315 American Passenger Arrival Records: A Guide to the Algoma Central Railway by O.S. Nock 142/119 Records of Immigrants Arriving at American Ports ALIVE ON THE ANDREA DORIA! The Greatest Sea by Sail & Steam by Michael Tepper 193/74 Rescue in History by Pierette Domenica Simpson American Passenger Ships: The Ocean Lines and Liners 260/343 1873-1983 by Frederick E. Emmons 180/310 All About Sailing the Seven Seas by Ruth Brindze 83/93 The American President Lines and its Forebears 1848- The “All-Red Route,” 1893-1953 by J.H. Hamilton 1984 by John Niven 191/241 74/60 American President Line’s Role in World War II by Eugene F. Hoffman 64/103 182 American Sailing Ships. Their Plans and History by The Art of Knotting and Splicing by Dr. Cyrus Lawrence Charles G. Davis 186/130 Day 59/79 American Shipbuilding Company & Predecessors, 1867- The Art of the RMS QUEEN MARY by Douglas M. 1920. Rev. Ed. Institute for Great Lakes Research Hinkey 214/157 195/246 The Ashley Book of Knots by Clifford W. Ashley American Steamships on the Atlantic by Cedric Ridgely- 15/284 Nevitt 161/66 The Aspinwall Empire by Duncan S. Somerville THE AMERICAN STEEL NAVY: A Photographic 186/125 History of the U.S. Navy from the Introduction of Assault and Logistics Union Army Coastal and River the Steel Hull in 1883 to the Cruise of the Great Operations 1861-1866. The Army’s Navy Series, White Fleet, 1907-1909 by Cdr. John D. Alden, Vol. II by Charles Dana Gibson and E. Kay Gibson USN (Ret.) 273/79 219/240 American Traders in European Ports. The Alexander O. Assault on Eternity. Richard E. Byrd and the Vietor Collection of Ship Portraits, Charts and Exploration of Antarctica, 1946-1947 by Lisle A. Related Material by John Swain Carter 180/312 Rose 157/65, 159/217 An American Treasure. The Hudson Valley by Jeffrey At Close Quarters by Robert J. Bulkley 87/92 Simpson and Ted Spiegal 186/129 At the Sign of the Quadrant by Harold L. Burstyn 63/79 American Viking by James Dugan 88/121 The Atlantic: A History of an Ocean by Leonard America’s Lighthouses by Francis Ross Holland, Jr. Outhwaite 70/60 125/57 Atlantic Conquest by Warren Tute 84/121 America’s Lighthouses. An Illustrated History by Atlantic Highway by Warren Armstrong 83/92 Francis Ross Holland, Jr. 189/44 Atlantic Liners of the Cunard Line. From 1884 to the The Amindra Gamble by John Sherlock and David Present Day by Neil McCart 197/39 Westheimer 174/140 The Atlantic Ocean by Charles H. Cotter 136/250 AN ACT OF PIRACY: The Seizure of the American- Australian and New Zealand Ships of Today by Frank Flag Merchant Ship Mayaguez in 1975 by Gerald Norton 74/61 Reminick 272/77 Australian Coastal Shipping by Barry Pemberton Anatomy of the Ship: The Type VII U-Boat by David 152/271, 180/315 Westwood 181/74 The Autobiography of John Fitch, edited by Frank d. Anchor Line, 1856-1956 by R.S. McLellan 62/55 Prager 180/313 Anchor Ships and Anchor men by Allan A. Kirk Autos on the Water. A History of Great Lakes 108/204 Automobile Carriers by Lawrence A. Brough Andrea Doria. Dive to an Era by Gary Gentile 207/237 189/45 Anglo-American Steamship Rivalry in Chine by Kwang- Axis Blockade Runners of the World War II by Martin Ching Liu 85/28 Brice 173/63 Annual dog Watch: No. 15 68/114 Backing Hard Into River History by James V. Swift No. 16 72/124 241/73 No. 17 76/125 Baltimore Harbor, A Pictorial History by Robert C. The Antarctic Challenged by Admiral Lord Montevans Keith 180/313 58/55 Baltimore’s Harbor (Peale Museum) 87/94 Ante-Bellum Floating Palaces by James Fleetwood Bank Line and Andrew Weir and Company by H.S. Foster 77/28 Appleyard 184/317 Appointment in Normandy by Walter W. Jaffee 214/158 The Barley and the Stream by Merrill Denison 54/47 AQUITANIA. The Cunard Quadruple-Screw Turbine- Battle Flags South by James M. Merrill 120/218 Driven Liner, Mark D. Warren, Ed. 193/71 The Battlecruiser Hood by John Roberts 182/155 The Archaeology of Boats & Ships. An Introduction by Battles of Shiloh and Memphis by Barron Deaderick Basil Greenhill with John Morrison 220/336 87/91 The Archeology of the Transport Revolution 1750-1850 Battleship Missouri. An Illustrated History by Paul by P.J.G. Ransom 179/228 Stillwell 218/158 Armateurs Marseillais au XIXe Siecle by Roland Caty Beanacker to Boxboat. Steamship Companies in and Eliane Richard 197/38 Chinese Waters by Howard W. Dick & Stephen A. The Armed Yachts of Canada by Fraser McKee 181/73 Kentwell 193/74 Armements Marsellais, Compagnies de navigation de Beau Voyage: Life Aboard the Last Great Ships by John navires a vapeur (1831-1988) by Paul Bois 197/38 Malcolm Brinnin 165/63 Around Manhattan Island and Other Maritime Tales of The Beaver. First Steamship on the West Coast by New York by Brian J. Cudahy 265/78 James P. 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Prince 94/73 Era in Maine’s Calendar Island Region by William Steam Packets on the Chesapeake by Alexander Crosby Frappier 209/71 Brown 81/25 STEAMBOATS: The Story of Lakers, Ferries and Steam and the Sea by Paul Forsythe Johnston 178/142 Majestic Paddle-Wheelers by Karl Zimmermann Steam Tramps and the Cargo Liners: 1850-1980 by 265/80 Robin Craig 178/143 Steamboats and the Cotton Economy. River Trade in the Steam Tugs, A Color Portfolio by David L. Williams Yazoo-Mississippi Delta by Harry P. Owens 245/73 206/158 Steam Vessels Built in Old Monmouth 1841-1894 by Steamboats Come True. American Inventors in Action Leon Reussille 137/60, 141/57 by James Thomas Flexner (Reprint of 1944 ed.) Steam Vessels of Chesapeake and Delaware Bays and 205/75 Rivers. Drawings by Samuel Ward Stanton 101/48 Steamboats and Ferries on the White River. A Heritage Steam Whaling in the Western Arctic by John R. 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Charles Petrillo 211/243 Emerson 30/48 Steamboatin’ on the Cumberland by Judge Byrd Douglas Steamboat Connections, Montreal to Upper Canada, 88/124 1816-1843 by Frank Mackey 238/155 Steamboating on the Missouri River by William J. Steamboat Days: An Illustrated History of the Petersen 59/79 Steamboat Era on the St. John River 1816-1946 by Steamboating on the Missouri River in the Sixties by George MacBeath and Donald F. Taylor 184/325 C.P. Deatherage 177/64 Steamboat Days on the Rivers by Fred W. Wilson and Steamboating on the St. Johns 1830-1885. Some Travel Earle E. Stewart 115/185, 132/250, 163/217 Accounts and Various Steamboat Materials by Steamboat Days on the Skeena River by Wiggs O’Neill Edward A. Mueller 172/294 74/60 Steamboating on the Trent-Severn by Richard Tatley Steamboat Days on the Upper Columbia and Upper 181/74 Kootenay by Norman Hacking 59/78 Steamboating on the Upper Mississippi (1968 edition) by William J. Petersen 107/164, 226/158 208 Steamboating Sixty-Five Years on Missouri’s Rivers by The Steamship GREAT BRITAIN by Grahame Farr Capt. William L. Heckman 36/98 98/81 Steamboats and Modern Steam Launches by Bill The Steamship GREAT WESTERN by Grahame Farr Durham 179/233 92/141 Steamboats Come True: American Inventors in Action Steamships and Motorships of the West Coast by by James Thomas Flexner 15/283, 179/230 Richard M. Benson 109/37 Steamboats, 1870, 1871 & 1872 by William H. Tippitt Steamships of Europe by Alistair Deayton 188/298 103/154 Steel Rails to the Sunrise by Ron Ziel and George H. Steamboats, 1873-1876 by William H. Tippitt 108/204 Foster 98/82 Steamboats, 1877-1879 by William H. Tippitt 108/204 Steel Ship and Iron Pipe, Western Pipe and Steel Steamboats in the Timber by Ruby El Hult 42/50 Company of California: The Company, The Yard, Steamboats for Rondout: Passenger Service Between The Ships by Dean L. Mawdsley 246/160 New York and Rondout Creek, 1829 through 1863 Stern’s Guide to the Cruise Vacation by Steven B. Stern by Donald C. Ringwald 163/215 189/44 Steamboats on the Chena: The Founding and 2nd Edition 203/243 Development of Fairbanks, Alaska by Basil Hedrick 5th Edition 211/243 and Susan Savage 189/44 6th Edition 218/159 Steamboats on the Colorado River by Richard E. Sternwheelers and Steam Tugs: An Illustrated History of Lingenfelter 154/140 the Canadian Pacific Railway’s British Columbia Steamboats on the Colorado River, 1852-1916 by Lake and River Service by Robert D. Turner 181/73 Richard Lingenfelter 196/330 Sternwheelers on the Great Kanawha River by Gerald W. Steamboats of DeBary Merchants Line and DeBary Baya Sutphin and Richard A. Andre 205/72 Merchants Line by Arthur E. Francke, Jr. 200/326 Sternwheelers on the Yukon by Arthur E. Knutson Steamboats on the Fox River. A Pictorial History of 158/143 Navigation in Northeastern Wisconsin by D.C. Sternwheelers on the Yukon. How the Woodburners Mitchell 186/128 Won the North by Arthur E. Knutson 157/65 Steamboats on the Ganges by Henry T. Bernstein Sternwheelers, Sandbars and Switchbacks by Edward 80/124 Lloyd Affleck 130/122 Steamboats on the Green and the Colorful Men Who Sternwheelers and Sidewheelers: The Romance of Operated Them by Agnes S. Harralson 168/294 Steamdriven Paddleboats in Canada by Dr. Peter Steamboats on the Kentucky River by J. Winston Charlebois 148/258 Coleman, Jr. 74/59 Stern-Wheelers Up Columbia by Randall V. Mills 26/47 Steamboats on the Upper Tombigbee by John E. Sternwheelers Up Columbia. A Century of Rodabough, Helen M. Crawford, Ed. 182/152 Steamboating in the Oregon Country by Randall V. Steamboats on the Western Rivers by Louis C. Hunter Mills 147/191, 183/239 33/27, 136/250 The Stikline River by Robert A. Henning, Marty Loken Steamboats out of Baltimore by Robert H. Burgess and and Barbara Olds 154/141 H. Graham Wood 110/102 Stobart by John Stobart and Robert P. Davis 181/69 Steamboats Reach New Haven by Sidney Withington Stories and History of the Eire Railroad, Rochester 39/72 Division by William Reed Gordon 98/82 Steamboats Today: A Pictorial History by Tom Rhodes The Story of the P&O. The Peninsular and Oriental and Harley Scott 182/152 Steam Navigation Company by David Howarth and Steamer Nenana. Last Lady of the River (video) Stephen Howarth 188/297 (Graystar Productions) 218/155 The Story of Ships by Frank O. Braynard 83/93 The Steamer SPRAGUE (Vicksburg, Miss., Harbor & The Story of the Titanic as Told by its Survivors Jack Port Commission) 71/89 Winocour, Ed. 176/292 Steamer’s Wake by Jim Faber 186/125 The Story of the Buffalo, Lockport & Rochester Railway Steamers of British Railways by W. Paul Clegg and John by William Reed Gordon 90/68 S. Styring 86/59 The Story of the TICONDEROGA by Ralph Nading Hill Steamers of the Clyde by George Stromier and John 66/51 Nicholson 108/204 The Strange Ordeal of the NORMANDIER by H.L. Steamers of the Fjords. Bergen Shipping Since 1839 by Tredree 70/59 Mike Bent 195/245 A Stretch on the River by Richard Bissell 37/23, 189/41 Steamers of the Past by J.H. Isherwood 102/98 Studies in Maritime History and Classics in Maritime Steamers to Canada by Laurence E. Burke and Harold J. History University of South Carolina Press 184/323 Ahlstrom 115/187 Submarine Boats. The Beginning of Underwater Steaming to Bamboola: the World of a Tramp Freighter Warfare by Richard Compton Hall 180/312 by Christopher Buckley 178/145 209 The Sultana Tragedy. America’s Greatest Maritime These Beautiful Ships. Aesthetic Aspects of Merchant Disaster by Jerry O. Potter 205/73 Ships, Past and Present by Hisashi Noma 166/141 Sunlight and Steel: The Story of the SS Independence These Splendid Ships by David Divine 76/123 and the SS Constitution by Steward Gordon and They Came in Ships by John P. Colletta 218/158 William Miller 234/160 They Flew on the Hindenburg by James F. Danner Suomen Kuvitettu Laivaluettelo 1983 (Finnish Illustrated 151/203 List of Ships) Hanna Vapalahti, Ed. 178/139 They Sailed Into Oblivion by A.A. Hoehling 72/124 The Supercarriers by George Sullivan 180/315 The Third Front by Douglas Liversidge 77/28 Superferries by Barry Mitchell 193/71 Thirty Years of the American Neptune 127/183 Super-Ferries of Britain, Europe and Scandinavia by This Business of Boating by Capt. Elwell B. Thomas Russell Plummer 188/297 36/99 Superliner S.S. UNITED STATES by Henry Billings This Was Chesapeake Bay by Robert H. Burgess 89/33 50/47 This Was Seafaring by Ralph W. Andrews and Harry A. A Supplement (1971-1986) to Robert G. Albion’s Kirwin 57/23 Maritime and Naval History: An Annotated Thomas Cornell and the Cornell Steamboat Company by Bibliography by Benjamin Labaree 193/70 Stuart Murray 240/329 Surfboats and Horse Marines by K. Jack Bauer 113/25 Thomas Welcome Roys: America’s Pioneer of Modern A Survey of Mercantile Houseflags and Funnels by J.L. Whaling by Frederick P. Schmitt, Cornelius De Jong Loughran and C.V. Waine 154/142 and Frank H. Winter 180/315 Svensk Illustrated Skeppislista, 1982, Svensk Sjofarts Those Army Engineers: A History of the Chicago Tindings Forlag 178/140 District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by John W. The Sway of the Grand Saloon by John Malcolm Brinnin Lauson 177/64 124/247 Those Beautiful Coastal Liners: The Canadian Pacific Princesses by Robert D. Turner 241/74 T.E.V. WAHINE Shipping Casualty (New Zealand 303. Arts. Recherches et Creations. Vol. XXIV Government) 111/187 published by Marc-Herve’Cabane 198/159 Talbot-Booth’s Merchant Ships, Vol. I by E.C. Talbot- Three Centuries on the Winnipesaukee by Paul H. Booth 167/216 Blaisdell 150/126 Vol. II 149/60, 150/124 Three Generations of Shipbuilding (Newport New Vol. II and III edited by R.A. Streater and D.G. Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.) 82/60 Greenman 167/216 The Three Rivers by Walter C. Kidney 177/64 Tales from the Great Lakes. Based on C.H.J. Snider’s Time, Illusion, Light, and the Ever-Flowing: The World “Schooner Days.” Robert B. Townsend, Ed. of the Riverman by Rachel Edwards 218/150 226/157 Tin Cans and Other Ships. A War Diary, 1941-1945 by Tales of the Mississippi by Ray Samuel, Leonard V. Joseph A. Donahue 181/74 Huber and Warren C. Ogden 57/22, 165/63 TIN STACKERS: The History of the Pittsburgh Tales of the Muskoka Steamboats by Harley E. Scott Steamship Company by Al Miller 236/327 112/226 Titanic by John Hodges 234/160 TALES OF THE SEVEN SEAS: The Escapades of The Titanic (audio cassette) by Neil Copland 188/298 Captain Dynamite Johnny O’Brien by Dennis M. TITANIC. An Illustrated History by Don Lynch Powers 274/78 (Paintings by Ken Marschall) 207/240 Tanker 1942-45 (video) (Associates of the National The TITANIC and the CALIFORNIAN by Peter Maritime Museum Library) 205/75 Padfield 124/249 Tanker Directory of the World by Leonard G. Fay 85/29 The Titanic and Her Era by John M. Groff and Jane E. (1962 edition) 88/123 Allen 184/323 Tankers Full of Trouble by Eric Nalder 212/326 Titanic: Destination Disaster. The Legends and the A TASMAN TRIO: Wanganella-Awatea-Monowai by Reality by John P. Eaton and Charles A. Haas Andrew Bell and Murray Robinson 271/81 187/208 Tatems of Cardiff by P.M. Heaton 194/159 Titanic Disaster. Report of the Committee on The Tea Clippers: Their History and Development Commerce, United States Senate, and Loss of the 1833-1875 Steamship Titanic 135/187 Revised Edition by David R. MacGregor 182/153 A Titanic Hero by Shan F. Bullock 127/183 Ten Tales of the Great Lakes by Skip Gillham 180/315 TITANIC LEGACY: Disaster As Media Event and Terranova. The Ethos and Luck of Deep-Sea Fisherman Myth by Paul Heyer 244/334 by Joseba Zulaika 186/131 A Titanic Myth: The Californian Incident by Leslie Texas Riverman by William Seale 103/154 Harrison 187/207 Thames Shipping by Laurence Dunn 215/244 RMS Titanic: A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards by Mark Brown and Roger Simmons 188/296 210 The Titanic, the Psychic and the Sea by Rustie Brown Train Ferries of Western Europe by P. Ransome-Wallis 163/217 111/186 Titanic. Psychic Forewarnings of a Tragedy by George Tramp. Sagas of High Adventure in the Vanishing Behe 188/298 World of the Old Tramp Freighters by Michael J. Titanic in Picture Postcards by Robert McDougall & Kreiger 186/128 Robin Gardiner 249/77 Tramps and Ladies: My Early Years in Steamers by Sir Titanic Revisited by Leo Cohen 189/44 James Bisset 72/122, 191/240 Titanic. Signals of Disaster by John Booth and Sean Tramp to Queen by Captain John Treasure Jones 267/80 Coughlan 220/331 Transatlantic Liners, 1945-1980 by William H. Miller, Titanic. A Survivor’s Story by Archibald Gracie Jr. 160/293 191/239 Transatlantic Liners at War by William H. Miller, Jr. and Titanic: The Tragedy That Became A Legend, Titanic David F. Hutchings 180/312 Products of Portsmouth 185/72 Transatlantic Mail by Frank Staff 61/22, 157/66, Titanic: Triumph and Tragedy. A Chronicle in Words 158/142 and Pictures by John Eaton and Charles Haas Transatlantic Paddle Steamers by H. Philip Spratt 42/51, 184/325 183/240 The Titanic, Word Searches of America, Ltd. 234/160 2nd Edition 107/163 To Build a Canal. Sault Ste. Marie 1853-1854 and After Trans-Atlantic Passenger Ships—Past and Present by by John Dickinson 160/295 Eugene Waldo Smith 38/47 To California by Sea. A Maritime History of the Trans-Pacific Passenger Ships, and Appendix to Trans- California Gold Rush by James P. Delgado 197/41, Atlantic Passenger Ships—Past and Present by 222/159 Eugene Waldo Smith 49/22 The Toledo, Port Clinton & Lakeside Railway by George Transpacific Steam. The Story of steam Navigation from W. Hilton 93/36 the Pacific Coast of America to the Far East and the A Toronto Album by Michael Finley 122/95 Antipodes 1867-1941 by E. Mowbray Tate 187/209 Torpedo! by Harry Homewood 174/140 Transport By Sea, 3rd Edition by Thomas Insull 178/142 Touching the Adventures and Perils…by C. Bradford Transport to Disaster by James W. Elliott 85/28 Mitchell with Robert R. Dwelly 119/183 Travel Abroad Passenger Liners (“Sakai Funatabi Tourist Third Cabin: Steamship Travel in the Interwar Annai”) by Nagiko Itoh 144/245 Years by Lorraine Coons and Alexander Varias Traveling in Style. Trains, Riverboats, & Planes (video) 252/330 (GHI Media Productions) 220/335 Towboating on the Mississippi by William J. Peterson TREASURE SHIP: The Legend and Legacy of the S.S. 153/65 Brother Jonathan by Dennis Powers 266/78 Towboating on Narragansett Bay by Edward D. Spinney The Treasure Ship SS BROTHER JONATHAN, Her 209/71 Life and Times, 1850-1865 by Q. Daniel Bowers Towboats and Tugs: Drawings by Samuel Ward Stanton 238/158 191/241 The Treasures of the Steamboat Arabia by David Hawley Towpath Guide to the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal 2nd 222/157 Edition by Thomas F. Hahn 177/65 A Treasury of Mississippi River Folklore by B.A. Botkin Towpaths to Tugboats. A History of American Canal 58/53 Engineering by William H. Shank 177/65 Trends 87 North Lake Tahoe Bonanza 188/298 The Town That Died by Michael J. Bird 86/61 Treni e Navi by Gianluigi Gazzetti 82/59 The Track of the Golden Bear. The California Maritime Tribute to a Queen by John Maxtone Graham 187/213 Academy Schoolships by Walter W. Jaffee 222/157 Trip Out 1979-1980. A Guide to the Passenger Boat Tracking the Bear: 1873-1963 by Kathy Hunter Services of the British Isles by Geoffrey P. Hamer 187/213 151/203 Tracking Treasure: Romance Beneath the Sea and How Trip Out 1983-1984. A Guide To Passenger Boat to Find It by Philip Z. Trupp 182/151 Services of the British Isles by Geoffrey P. Hamer Trade and Navigation on the Chambly Canal. A 178/139 Historical Overview by P. Andre Sevigny 180/313 Trip Out 1987-1988 by Geoffrey P. Hamer 188/299 THE TRAGEDY OF THE ROYAL TAR: Maine’s 1836 Trip Out in Northern Europe by Geoffrey P. Hamer Circus Steamboat Disaster by Mark Warner 277/81 155/218, 188/299 The Tragic Story of the EMPRESS OF IRELAND by Trip Out in Southern Europe. A Guide to the Passenger Logan Marshall 127/183 Ships Operating Around the Coasts of Southern The Trail of the Blue Comet: A History of the Jersey Europe by Geoffrey P. Hamer 178/139, 188/299 Central’s New Jersey Southern Division by Troopships and Their History by H.C.B. Rogers 89/34 Christopher T. Baer, Paul W. Schopp and William J. Coxey 218/154 211 TROUBLED WATERS: Steamboat Disasters, River U.S. Steamships. A Picture Postcard History by Frank Improvements and American Public Policy 1821- O. Braynard 205/72 1860 by Paul F. Paskoff 266/78 U.S. Waterways Productivity: A Private and Public True Bearing by David F. White 174/138 Partnership Strode Publishers 171/218 The Truth About the TITANIC by Col. Archibald Gracie USS MISSOURI AT WAR by Kit and Carolyn Bonner 127/183 270/81 Tseng Kuo-Fan: Pioneer Promoter of the Steamship in UGANDA, The Story of a Very Special Ship by Marion China by Gideon Cheu 161/67 Browning, Allen Cameron, Alan Cullen, Barrie Tugboat: the Moran Story by Eugene F. Moran and Anderson and Bill Wragge 245/74 Louis Reid 62/55 Under the Southern Cross. A Petty Officer’s Chronicle Tugboats I Have Known by Fred G. Godfrey 197/40 of the U.S.S. Octans, Banana Boat Become World TUGBOATS OF NEW YORK: An Illustrated History War II Supply Ship for the Southern Pacific Fleet by by George Matteson 260/343 Kenneth G. Oliver 218/153 Tugboats on the Piscataqua. A Brief History of Towing UNDER TOW: A Canadian History of Tugs and on One of America’s Toughest Rivers by Woodard Towing by Donald M. Baird 269/80 D. Openo 211/243 Underwater Archaeology Proceedings from the Society Tugboats ‘n Towlines, The Men and Women Who Give for Historical Archaeology Conference, Baltimore, Them Life by Warren Salinger 254/157 Maryland, 1989 J. Barto Arnold III, Ed. 196/330 TUGGING ON A HEARTSTRING: Life on a Family Underwater Archaeology Proceedings from the Society Tugboat on the Chesapeake Bay by E.V. Lambert for Historical Archaeology Conference, Reno, 264/80 Nevada 1988, James P. Delgado, Ed. 199/241, A Tugman’s Sketchbook by Frank O. Braynard 97/33 200/325 Tugs & Towing by M.J. Gaston 204/324 The Union-Castle Line. A Celebration in Photographs The Tule Breakers. The Story of the California Dredge and Company Postcards by Alan S. Mallett 202/157 by John Thompson and Edward A. Dutra 179/232 Union Fleet 1875-1975 by I.J. Farquhar 142/120 20th Century Passenger Ships of the P&O by Neil Union Line: A Short History of the Union Steamship McCart 183/241 Company of New Zealand Ltd. by Sydney D. Twentieth Century Shipwrecks. A Pictorial History by Waters 52/99 Dan Perkes 180/317 The Union Steamship Company Steam Ships by D. F. 21st Anniversary Thames Rally (video) (Steam Boat Garner and J.E. Hobbs 179/231 Association of Great Britain) 209/73 The United States and World Sea Power. Prentice-Hall TWILIGHT ON THE BAY: The Excursion Boat 62/55 Empire of B.B. Wills by Brian J. Cudahy 235/243 United States Incoming Steamship Mail 1847-1875 by The Two Barneys by Norman Hacking 180/311 Theron Wierenga 185/74 Two Centuries of Ferry Boating by Ralph Nading Hill United States Lighthouse Service Tenders, 1840-1939 by 92/141 Douglas Peterson, USCG (Ret.) 238/159 Two Hundred and Fifty Years of Shipbuilding (Scotts The United States Merchant Marine, 1789-1963 by Hans Shipbuilding & Engineering Co.) 83/92 Marx 99/114 United States Merchant Shipping Policies and Politics by U.K. Booksellers in Used and Out of Print Maritime Samuel A. Lawrence 104/210 Books 145/57 The Unknown Navy, Canada’s World War II Merchant U-Boat Intelligence, 1914-1918 by Robert M. Grant Navy by Robert G. Halford 219/242 180/313 The Unsinkable DELTA QUEEN (video) Sentimental U-Boats to the Rescue by Leonce Peillard 90/67 Productions 195/246 U.S. Army Ships and Watercraft of World War II by Until the Sea Shall Free Them by Robert Frump David H. Grover 190/156 247/243 U.S. Coast Guard Cutters and Craft of World War II by Until the Sea Shall Free Them: Life, Death, and Robert L. Scheina 180/313 Survival in the Merchant Marine by Robert Frump U.S. Merchant Vessel War Casualties of World War II 269/80 by Robert M. Browning, Jr. 221/74 Up River Boats. When Red Bluff was Head of U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings Cumulative Index Navigation by Edward Galland Zelinsky and Nancy 1847-1977 178/139 Leigh Olmstead 184/319 U.S. Regulation of Ocean Transportation Under the Upon Their Lawful Occasions by Vernon G.A. Upton Shipping Act of 1984 by Gerald H. Ullman 221/74 256/327 The U.S. Shipbuilding Industry. Past, Present and Future Upper Mississippi River Rafting Steamboats by Edward by Clinton H. Whitehurst 186/130 A. Mueller 224/327 U.S. Standard Cargo and Passenger Ships, 1938-1956 by The “Usk” Ships. History of a Newport Shipping Wetterhahn and Schonemann 67/84 Venture by P.M. Heaton 192/326 212 Way’s Packet Directory, 1848-1983 by Frederick Way, Vaarallisilla Vesilla by Capt. Helge Heikkinen 81/27 Jr. 169/65 The Valencia Tragedy by Michael C. Neitzel 219/239 Way’s Packet Directory, 1848-1994. Passenger Van de Willem III tot de Willem Ruys by A. Lagendijk Steamboats of the Mississippi River System Since 179/227 the Advent of Photography n Mid-Continent Verse Things Happen at Sea. An Anthology of Nautical America, Frederick Way, Jr., Rev. Ed. 214/156 Doggerel, Parodies and Other Previously Way’s Steam Towboat Directory by Frederick Way, Jr. Unpublished Poems, C.H. Milsom, Comp. 207/240 and Joseph W. Rutter 198/159 Veteran Steamers by M.H. Spies 99/115 Way’s Towboat Directory by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. 51/70 Victorian and Edwardian Merchant Steamships from Weather At Sea by David Houghton and Fred Sanders Giffard 169/66 189/45 Victoria’s White Navy: They Heyday of Steam by Colin The Weaver Waterman by T.S. Lightfoot 179/228 White 179/227 Welcome Aboard: Travelling on an Ocean Liner by Viking Line 25 Published by the Company 185/74 Barbara A. Huff 187/207 Volumes Not Values: Canadian Sailing Ships and World We’ll Deliver by C. Bradford Mitchell 144/245 Trades by David Alexander and Rosemary Ommer Welland Canal 150th Anniversary Program Welland 180/311 Canal Foundation 159/218 Voyage of the Damned by Gordon Thomas and Max M. Welland Canal Visitors Guide Stonehouse Publications Kitts 131/187 180/313 Voyage of the Iceberg. The Story of the Iceberg That The Welland Canals. The Growth of Mr. Merritt’s Ditch Sank the Titanic by Richard Brown 179/229 by Roberta M. Styran, Robert R. Taylor & John N. The Voyage of the SS Jeremiah O’Brien, San Francisco Jackson 195/244 to Normandy by Coleman Schneider 218/158 Welsh Blockade Runners in the Spanish Civil War by Voyages by William Miller 218/154 P.M. Heaton 192/325 VOYAGES, THE AGE OF ENGINES: Documents in Welsh Shipping. Forgotten Fleets by P.M. Heaton American Maritime History, Volume II, 1865- 218/155 Present, Joshua M. Smith and National Maritime West Coast Lighthouse by Jim Gibbs 135/188 Historical Society, Eds. 271/80 West Coast Steamers by C.L.D. Duckworth and G.E. Voyaging Under Power by Robert P. Beebe 173/64 Langmuir 48/102 3rd Edition 99/113 The WAHINE Disaster by A.H. and A.W. Reed West Country Passenger Steamers by Grahame E. Farr 112/226 63/77 Waking Up Men, Savannah’s “Rivertown” and the Folks The Western Ocean Passenger Lines and Liners 1934- Who Bring the World Upriver by O. Kay Jackson 1969 by C.R. Vernon Gibbs 121/55 258/168 Western Port Ferries by Arthur E. Woodley 130/122 The War-Ships and Navies of the World, 1880 by J.W. Western River Transportation by E.F. Haites, J. Mak and King 180/313 G.M. Walton 136/250 Warships of the Civil War Navies by Paul H. Silverstone Whaling and history. Perspectives on the Evolution of 211/239 the Industry, Bjorn L. Basberg, Jan Erik Ringstad Warships and Naval Battles of the Civil War by Tony and Einar Wexelsen, Eds. 221/72 Gibbons 211/239 The Wheels Still Turn. A History of Australian Warships of the Soviet Navy by John E. Moore 186/311 Paddleboats by Peter Plowman 207/241 Warships, Vol. VI John Roberts, Ed. 182/153 When Eastern Michigan Rode the Rails by Jack Warships, Vol. V John Roberts, Ed. 182/153 Schramm and William Henning 187/209 Water Craft on Stamps (Part I) by Douglas Kline 47/78 When Luxury Went to Sea by Douglas Phillips-Birt Watershots. How to Take Better Photos On and Around 124/248 the Water by Bruce C. Brown 188/299 When Steamboats Reigned in Florida by Bob Bass Watertrips. A Guide to East Coast Cruise Ships, 268/78 Ferryboats and island Excursions by Theodore W. Where the Inca Trod by Wallace G. Carter 135/187 Scull 184/321 Whistle Up the Inlet. The Union Steamship Story by Waterways of the United States by Harry O. Locher Gerald A. Rushton 133/59 77/29 White Ensign: The British Navy at War by S.W. Roskill Wave of the Gulf by Jesse A. Ziegler 15/282 77/29 Waverley. The Story of the World’s Last Sea Going The White Fleet: With the Koln Dusseldorfer on the Paddle Steamer, Fourth Edition by Fraser G. Rhine and Mosel by Alfons Bischof 148/259 MacHattie 173/65 The White Flyers HARVARD and YALE by George F. Way’s Directory of Western Rivers Packets (1950 Gruner 245/75 edition) by Capt. Fred Way, Jr. 37/22 213 THE WHITE SHIPS: A Tribute to Matson’s Luxury The Wounded River. The Civil War Letters of John Liners by Duncan O’Brien 269/81 Vance Lauderdale, M.D., Ed. by Peter Josyph White Star by Roy Anderson 94/73 217/75 White Star Line Official Guide (Reprint of 1877 Edition) The Wreck of the Asia by Robert J. Higgins 224/326 (Sea Breezes) 201/73 The Wreck of the Amoco Cadiz by David Fairhall and The White Star Line. An Illustrated History 1870-1934 Philip Jordan 163/218 by Paul Loudon-Brown 204/325 Wreck of the Car Ferry Milwaukee (video) (Southport An Illustrated History 1869-1934 245/74 Video) 204/323 Who Really Invented the Steamboat? by John H. The Wreck of the LA JENELLE (Boy’s Club of Port Shagena 258/168 Hueneme) 115/186 Who Sailed on the Titanic? The Definitive Passenger The Wreck of the Steamer SAN FRACISCO by Edouard Lists by Debbie Beavis 249/77 A. Stackpole 53/24 Why? Why Has America No Rigid Airships? by P.W. The Wreck of the Titan (fiction) by Morgan Robertson Litchfield and Hugh Allen 139/188 131/186 Widow of the Waves by Bev Jamison 218/153 Wreck Valley: A Record of Shipwrecks off Long William H. Webb: Shipbuilder by Edwin L. Dunbaugh Island’s South Shore. by Daniel Berg 183/242 & William duBarry Thomas 195/245 Wreck Valley, A Record of Shipwrecks off Long Island, Willamette Landings by Howard McKinley Corning N.Y., and New Jersey, Vol. II by Daniel Berg 153/65 202/155 Willy the Tugboat Climbs the Welland Canal by Mellor Wreck Valley and Beyond (CD-ROM) (Aqua Explorers, Anderson 180/312 Inc.) Wilh. Wilhelmsen 1861-1977 by J.P. Syse and Astri Wyt’s Digest of Dutch Shipping and Shipbuilding, Howells 147/191 1955 edition (1) 58/54 Window on the Past. Archaeological Assessment of the 1957 edition (3) 64/104 Peace Point Site. Wood Buffalo National Park, 1958 edition (4) 67/84 Alberta by Marc G. Stevenson 189/45 1959 edition (5) 72/123 Winning the War with Ships by Admiral Emory Scott 1960 edition (6) 76/125 Land 68/115 1961 edition (7) 80/124 The Wishbone Fleet by Daniel C. McCormick 125/58 1962 edition (8) 85/29 Without Prejudice by C. Bradford Mitchell 124/249 1963 edition (9) 89/35 Woman in the Wheelhouse by Nancy Taylor Robson 1964 edition (10) 96/141 207/237 Women and Children Last by Alexander Crosby Brown Yankee Sails Across Europe by Irving and Electa 53/23, 80/123 Johnson 86/60 The Wonder Book of Ships (20th edition) 57/23 Yankee Ships: An Informal History of the American Wooden Ship Building by Charles Desmond 178/142 Merchant Marine by Reese Wolfe 46/47 Wooden Shipbuilding and Small Craft Preservation Yankees Under Steam. (Yankee Magazine) 118/87 National Trust for Historical Preservation 145/58 A Year on the Monitor and the Destruction of Fort The Work Force of the Richelieu River Canals 1843- Sumter by Alvah F. Hunter Craig L. Symonds, Ed. 1950 by P. Andre Sevigny 173/62 189/45 Working Life on Severn & Canal. Reminiscences of Yonder Is The Sea by Gershom Bradford 81/27 Working Boatmen by Hugh Conway-Jones, Comp. Yukon River Steamboats: A Pictorial History by Stan 200/325 Cohen 169/66 Working Men Who Got Wet Rosemary Ommer and Yuma Crossing by Douglas D. Martin 58/54 Gerald Panting, Eds. 160/295 Working Watercraft by Thomas C. Gillmer 132/250 The World’s Best Ships. (Shipbuilding Conference) 92/140 The World of the Small Commercial Fisherman. Their Lives and Their Boats by Michael Meltzer 180/315 The World of Steam. An Illustrated History of the World’s Steam Age by Asa Briggs 178/142 The World’s Largest and Finest Steamers Olympic and Titanic 138/125 The World’s Passenger Fleet, Vols. I & II (videos) (P.K. Production) 218/157 The World’s Passenger Fleet by Peter C. Knego 229/74 The World’s Tankers by Laurence Dunn 60/102 214

PART XI—OBITUARIES

Adams, Arthur C. (“Sandy”) 19/380 Fowkes, Capt. Talford 16/305 Allen, John 6/87 Fraser, Frank L. 84/116 Allen, Joseph (“Jay”) 136/195 Fregurger, Capt. J.L., Sr. 123/177 Alexanderson, Commodore Leroy J. 249/48 Gamble, J. Mack 126/81 Anderson, Elizabeth Stanton 205/27 Gardner, J. Howland 16/305 Avery, Capt. Frank H. 10/172 Gatewood, Capt. R.W. 86/49 Babcock, Col. Bourdon A. 19/381 Gault, Harold B. 57/17 Balance, Capt. Ernest I. 116/235 Gayer, Albert E. 137/58 Banks, Bert (“Showboat”) 11/190 Geer, Capt. Edward R. 12/210 Banks, Capt. Charles T. 66/42 Gelhaus, William A. 35/71 Barkhau, Capt. Roy L. 139/187 Gibbs, Commander C.R. Vernon 112/226 Barnes, John Albert 155/217 Gilbert, John W. “Jack” 276/61 Benson, Capt. William Odell 178/150 Goodsell, Mrs. Florence Dean 118/105 Blank, Captain John S. III 204/334 Goodsell, Capt. G.R. 118/105 Booth, Capt. Walter C. 42/43 Goold, Joseph E. 137/58 Boyles, Byron M. 34/50 Graham, R. Loren 130/122, 131/149 Brady, Frank 129/58 Green, Doris Whitman 261/46 Braynard, Frank O. 265/45 Greene, Capt. Mary B. 30/44 Brooks, Capt. Joseph H. 90/60 Greene, Capt. Tom 35/60, 35/75 Brown, Capt. Frank E. 83/89 Gresham, Capt. James W. 12/211 Burlingham, Capt. William H. 83/89 Hamilton, Capt. Frank E. 123/162, 124/195 Cameron, Capt. Douglas 129/58 Hanson, Joseph Mills 74/55 Carlson, Arthur Bolton 98/81 Hathaway, Freeman R. 113/19 Carroll, Dr. J.L. 89/31 Haverly, Douglas L. 247/212 Chapman, Capt. Samuel Boyd 93/7 Hawthorn, Capt. Geoffrey W.R. 111/180 Clark, Capt. William M. 115/175 Haynes, Clifton I. 108/218 Corbin, Rolland E. 118/105 Heckmann, Capt. Edward 131/180 Corkrin, Capt. James R. 56/91 Henly, Capt. Neil O. 14/257 Covell, William King 134/91 Hennelly, Capt. John V. 100/143 Cropley, Ralph E. 72/112 Herman, Eugene 30/44 Crutchfield, Forrest L. 64/95 Heyl, Erik 127/148, 128/241 Curlett, Capt. George 90/60 Higgins, George Irvine 92/139 Davenport, Allen 129/58 Hinchey, Capt. Arthur 45/17 Davis, Capt. John D. 77/22 Hodges, Capt. John Ira 72/116 Deitsch, Alan B. 62/52 Holdcamper, Forrest R. 123/162, 124/196 Dowling, Edward J., S.J. 221/45 Holloway, Capt. Henry E. 7/114 Down, W.P. 19/381 Howard, Capt. James E. 59/75 Duhme, Benton R. 119/170 Howard, Capt. Maurice A. 69/22 Dunbaugh, Edwin L. 259/221 Hughes, Capt. Jesse P. 127/163 Dunn, Robert E. 87/85 Hunley, Capt. Henry C. 77/22 Dustin, Oliver S. 28/92 Hunton, Capt. William T. 82/49 Edgington, Bruce 129/46 James, Capt. Edward 35/73 Eldredge, Elwin M. 95/94 Jenks, G. Simms, Sr. 110/114 Ellis, E. Raymond 19/381 Jones, Capt. A.L. 61/17 Ellsworth, Harry Greenville 16/305 Jones, Capt. John C. 59/72 Eminizer, Capt. Albert G. 116/235 Jones, Raymond L. 124/235 Ewen, William H., Sr. 247/212 Keating, Capt. Gordon Ripley 100/149 Fargo, Capt. Frank 84/116 Kelly, Walt 129/21 Fields, Capt. Jefferson W. 41/22 Kirwan, Capt. Clarence 44/97 Fisher, Capt. Alanson A. 81/24 Knight, Capt. Calvin B. 42/46 Fleury, Capt. Jeff E. 118/105 Kolb, Capt. Frederick W. 10/172 Forrest, David G. 112/237 Lavallee, Capt. Leander 22/17 Fortune, George A., Sr. 129/58 Lewis, Henry Howell 61/17 Foster, Capt. Robert 76/113 Leyhe, Capt. William H. 59/75 Foulks, Capt. Paul C. 83/89 Loveless, Capt. Fred 45/19 215 Lyman, John 145/59 Sparky 108/196 Mabie, Roger W. 266/42 Staples, Capt. James E. 71/94 Magee, Capt. J. Rodney 6/87 Stinson, Col. Basil H. 5/74 Maloney, Capt. W.J. 36/96 Sullivan, Arthur C. 28/92 MacMullen, Gerald F. 158/141 Sylvester, Rear Adm. E.W. 75/82 Marsellis, A. Spencer 145/59, 150/90 Tantum, William Harris, IV 156/292 McAdam, Roger W. 119/130 Thomas, Jesse Burgess 127/181 McCombs, Charles E. 139/187 Thompson, Capt. Everett L. 33/3 McCormack, Emmet J. 94/73 Treakle, Capt. Eugene C. 84/116 McCormick-Goodhart, Leander 98/81 Trexler, Capt. William E. 91/95 McEwan, Capt. John 41/21 Valyeau, Stanley P. 129/58 McGiffin, Capt. W.J. 45/19 Van Woert, Capt. William 83/89 McKellar, Norman Lang 178/147 Voorhies, Capt. Hugh G. 52/95 McKinnon, John W. 6/87 Wagner, Capt. Ernest E. 153/52 McLaughlin, Capt. J. Joseph 91/95 Wally 58/50 McRoberts, Robert, Jr. 55/66 Warner, Capt. George H. 74/52 McVay, Capt. George W. 41/21 Weber, Thomas W. 19/381 Mensing, Charles F. 36/94 West, George R. 163/214 Meseck, Capt. John A. 86/47 White, Capt. Rodney 84/116 Meseck, Walter 218/88 Whitney, George Eli 89/27 Millard, John W. 15/279 Wiecke, Capt. Edward F. 7/114 Miller, Henry 117/49 Willson, Capt. Charles B. 68/107 Mills, Randall V. 41/16 Wood, Graham H. 226/126 Milton, J. Elet 109/40 Wood, Leland Durfee 58/52 Mitchell, C. Bradford 178/146 Wood, Raymond P. 55/63 Moloney, Capt. W.J. 36/96 Wooldridge, Fielding L. 6/87 Moore, J. Mack 50/41 Wright, Capt. Donald T. 97/29 Morse, Sherman 129/58 Munson, John G. 42/47 Murdock, George W. 3/32 Olcott, Alfred Van Santvoord 79/82 Olcott, Mrs. Ruth Purves 98/81 Palmer, Capt. Earl C. 100/148 Patt, Edwin Arnold 74/45 Pembroke, Cyrus W. 6/87 Peterson, Capt. John 11/190 Posey, Capt. Thomas W. 23/42 Post, Elvoid E. 123/162 Pringle, Capt. Robert 44/93 Quinby, Edwin Jay 161/65 Rau, William M. 263/48 Rawley, Capt. Alfred E. 6/87 Reardon, O. Ashby 127/148 Register, Capt. W.F. 72/116 Richardson, John M. 70/48 Ringwald, Donald C. 183/205 Roberts, Capt. George W. 56/91 Roessing, Capt. Guenther 95/106 Rowles, Capt. Charles Wesley 116/235 St. Clair, Rev. Canon F.C. 70/51 Saunders, A. Fred 92/126 Shaw, Alexander 129/58 Shepherd, Robert Ward 83/79 Shipley, Frederick Carey 161/65 Sickles, Capt. Alonzo 1/8 Smith, Kenneth E. 106/92 Smith, Capt. Samuel G. 28/93 Snyder, Robert A. 156/292 216

PART XII-SSHSA PRESIDENTS (from 1935 to Present)

Elwin M. Eldredge 1935-1941 William King Covell 1941-1944 Leland D. Wood 1944-1946 Freeman R. Hathaway 1946 William H. Ewen 1947-1950 Freeman R. Hathaway 1951 Earl C. Palmer 1952-1953 Frank O. Braynard 1954-1955 O. Ashby Reardon 1956-1957 James Wilson 1958-1965 A. Spencer Marsellis 1966-1969 John A. Breynaert 1970-1972 Donald C. Ringwald 1973-1975 William H. Ewen 1976-1978 Roger W. Mabie 1979-1983 Kathy B. Farnsworth 1984-1986 David Crockett 1987-1988 Theodore W. Scull 1989-1991 Donald W. Eberle 1991-1997 Wm. duBarry Thomas 1997-1999 Timothy J. Dacey 1999-2004 Robert C. Cleasby 2004-2011 Cdr. John F. Hamma, USN Ret. 2011-

PART XIII-EDITORS IN CHIEF OF STEAMBOAT BILL (POWER SHIPS) (from 1940 to Present)

Name Year of Issues Issue Numbers Total # Produced

Jay Allen 1940-1942 1-9 9 Arthur C. Adams 1943-1945 10-18 9 Frank O. Braynard 1946-1949 19-30 12 C. Bradford Mitchell 1949-1955 31-54 24 Edward O. Clark 1955-1960 55-76 22 Donald C. Ringwald 1961-1966 77-100 24 Edward A. Mueller 1967-1970 101-114 14 Melancthon W. Jacobus 1970-1972 115-124 10 Peter T. Eisele 1973-1989 125-189 65 William M. Rau 1989-1996 190-220 31 William M. Worden 1997-2001 221-240 20 John H. Shaum, Jr. 2002- 241-Present 37 (to present)