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1.		S.S. Illinois in Chicago, 1917	Steamboats; Ships;	Photograph. A combination freight-and-passenger steamer, the all-steel Illinois, sister ship to the S.S. Missouri, was built in South Chicago in 1899 for the Northern Michigan Transit Company. In 1922,...

2.		First Annual Statement of the Trade and Commerce of Chicago, for the year ending December 31, 1858: reported to the Chicago Board of Trade by Seth Catlin, Superintendent	Ships; Shipping; Documents; Commerce;	Included in this commerce report to the Chicago Board of Trade is a listing of the various craft which sailed between Chicago and other lake ports during the 1859 season. Schooners made up the majority...

3.		S.S. "Christopher Columbus" (Whaleback), 1893	Ships; Passengers; Piers & wharves; Whalebacks; Steamboats	The S.S. Christopher Columbus is the most famous "whaleback" of the 43 ships of this type built. Whalebacks were developed in Duluth, Minnesota, by Captain Alexander MacDougall for freight service. The...

4.		S.S. Mabel Bradshaw under way in the late 1890s	Steamboats; Lakes & ponds; Ships; Sea walls	This small, wooden passenger steamer was built in the Spring of 1889, and named for a relative of her owner, Hugh Bradshaw of Chicago. The Mabel Bradshaw's original service ran between Holland, Michigan...

5.		Deck of the S.S. Mabel Bradshaw	Decks (Ships); Steamboats; Passengers; Lakes & ponds;	This small, wooden passenger steamer was built in the Spring of 1889, and named for a relative of her owner, Hugh Bradshaw of Chicago. The Mabel Bradshaw's original service ran between Holland, Michigan...

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