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Shipyards and Marine Ways Pittsburgh, Pa., James Rees & Sons Co. Boat with short texas is probably Str.
Hildalolo James Rees & Sons Co. stamp on verso. From James Rees & Sons papers
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Pittsburgh, Pa., James Rees shop interior, 1885. Steel hulls set up for South American steamboats.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Pittsburgh, Pa., James Rees shop, 1885. Corner of Fancourt and Duquesne Way, facing Allegheny River.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Madison Marine Ways
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Mound City, Ill., old Navy Yard, 1871. On Ohio River above Cairo. Ill.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Cincinnati, Oh., Marine Ways, ca.1875. Original of this was owned by Hon. George Carrel.
Fleetwood on right.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Cincinnati, Oh., Marine Ways, 1875.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Cincinnati, Oh., Marine Ways, 1875.
Vint Shinkle (left) and
Cons Millar under construction.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Westlake, La.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* West Brownsville boatyard, Monongahela River, 1898. This may be the launching of the
Lucille Nowland, a head-on launch--unusual.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Boat scaffold, upper Allegheny River, 1904-1905. Near Warren, Pa. Yard of Warren Lumber Co. where coalboats and barges were built and floated out to Pittsburgh.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Ruins, Wabasha, Minn.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Wabasha, Minn. boatyard. Most of the boats are rafters.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Tell City, Indiana, Maxon shipyards. Launching winches installed about 1943; dredge on ways. August 15, 1966
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Tell City, Ind., Maxon shipyards. Sand and gravel dredge under construction for Evansville Materials Co. for use near Tell City. Aug. 15, 1966 (Monday morning-yards on vacation)
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Tell City, Ind., Maxon shipyard, August 15, 1966. Transfer wagon (right) and tilting launch ways (center) installed c. 1943.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Rock Island, Ill., Kahlke boatyard. Construction of
Hoosier Boy for West Coast.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Rock Island, Ill., Kahlke boatyard. Construction of
Hoosier Boy for West Coast.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Rock Island, Ill., Kahlke boatyard, c.1875. Boat on shore at right is
J. W. Vansant. Others not known.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind., 1901. Taken from the bridge looking upriver.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind., 1898.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind. The two small towboats
John and
Henry should furnish a clue for date--F. Way, Jr. has no record of these.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Hillman Barge & Construction Co., Brownsville, Pa.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Hillman Barge & Construction Co., Brownsville, Pa.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Hillman Barge & Construction Co., Brownsville, Pa.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Hillman Barge & Construction Co., Brownsville, Pa. (Aerial view of shipyard) McLaughlin Air Service 29569, 9/5/52
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Hillman Barge & Construction Co., Brownsville, Pa.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Hillman Barge & Construction Co., Brownsville, Pa. McLaughlin Air Service 28565, 9/5/52 (Aerial view of shipyard)
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* John Eichleay Jr. Co. Boatyard, Hays, Pa., 1920. Towboat
Captain Charles D. Harris is being built.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* John Eichleay Jr. Co. Boatyard, Hays, Pa., 1920. On Monongahela River. Towboat
Charles F. Richardson is afloat, nearing completion.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways John Eichleay Jr. Co., Hays, Pa. Vessel on far left is excursion barge
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Harmar, Marietta, Oh., 1863. Knox Boatyard, the mill shop. Thanks to S. Durward Hoag for locating this.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways The lower photo showing a ribbed skeleton of a boat on the ways was taken about 1875 and has long been in R&R's negative collection. Among the many famous boats built by the Knox Boat Yards and familiar to old timers and riverboat enthusiasts some sixty years ago were the
Lorena,
Sonoma,
Valley Gem,
Annie Laurie,
Telegraph,
Liberty,
T. D. Dale,
Valley Belle and
Lizzie Cassell. Photos of the above named boats are prized collector's items. Hand painted framed photomurals of the
Annie Laurie and
Lizzie Cassell hang in the Muskingum Valley Room of Motor Hotel Lafayette.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Marietta, Oh., Harmar, 1885. This boatyard was on the lower side of the Muskingum, and was famed in its time.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Grafton, Ill. Prior to launching of derrick boat (right center), 1965 at Grafton Boat Co.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Gasconade, Mo., U.S. Engineer Boatyard, 1925. On the Missouri River.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Fountain City, Wis., 1910. U.S. Engineer boatyard
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Elizabeth, Pa.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Upper Mississippi, Eagle Point, 1885. Diamond Jo building and repair yard. Above Dubuque.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Dray at Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works dray wagon.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Dravo Corp. shipyard, Neville Island, Pa., 1936. Towboats
Ranger and
Crescent building, for Pittsburgh Coal Co.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Cincinnati Marine Ways, Cincinnati, Oh., 1898.
Queen City (outside) and
Hudson just below the marine ways.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Cincinnati Marine Ways, Cincinnati, Oh., 1900. Packet
Virginia hauled out. Towboat
Mount Clare at left.
Harvester with stacks lowered.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Cincinnati Marine Ways, 1898. Unique in that it shows all four of the Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Packet Line steamers:
Queen City,
Keystone State,
Hudson and
Virginia.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Ingalls Marine Repairs, Birmingham, Ala., with covered barges.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp., Birmingham, Ala.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Antioch, Ca., March 1947. As the shipyard looked from the roof of the
Delta Queen.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Antioch, Ca., March 1947. Looking up San Joaquin River from the Antioch boatyard.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Fulton Shipyard, Antioch, Ca., March 1947.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Ambridge, Pa.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind., 1898. A delightful view with reflections.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Jeffersonville, Ind., June 11, 1966. Launching new barge; towboat
Sweet P's rode in piggyback. Taken from
Belle of Louisville.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Jeffersonville Boat & Machinery Co.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind., 1893.
Fleetwood and
John Howard; extreme right looks like and Anchor Line side-wheeler.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Jeffersonville Boat & Machinery Co.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Jeffersonville Shipyard. Duograph in operation (multicut burning device)
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind., 1887.
City of Monroe and
Crystal City under construction for Anchor Line;
New South getting stacks put up at left.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Howard Shipyard, Jeffersonville, Ind., 1890. Sawmill and lumber.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Jeffersonville, Ind.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Cincinnati, view of the marine ways and dry dock. Date on photo is incorrect because the
City of Portsmouth was not built until 1873. Photograph was probably taken in the early 1880's.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Rock Island, Ill., Kahlke Boat Yard, 1900. Winter time repairs.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Rock Island, Ill., Kahlke Boat Yard, 1900. Pulled out for the winter.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Rock Fall, Ill. boatyard
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* R. C. Price fleet, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1918. R.C. Price was located above 6th St. Bridge, Allegheny River; largest builder of pleasure boats in the area.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Paducah Marine Ways. Boat on left is unknown.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* New Albany, Ind., old shipyard site, 1936. This is where the Dowerman Shipyard was located; where
Eclipse was built.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Mound City, Ill., Old Navy Yard, 1871. On the Ohio River above Cairo, Ill.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways*
A. I. Baker wreck, Mound City, Ill., 1943. This shows the Mound City Marine Ways to advantage--only view of it in the collection so far.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways U.S. Dry Dock, Keokuk, Iowa
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Dry Dock, Keokuk, Iowa
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Shipyards and Marine Ways U.S. Dry Dock, Keokuk, Iowa
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Shipyards and Marine Ways* Keokuk repair basin, Keokuk, Iowa, 1945. Federal Barge Line towboat
Baton Rouge out for repairs.
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Kanawha
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Kanawha
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Shipyards and Marine Ways Kanawha
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* From the Way Collection
