Sun Flower
Sun Flower
Lily
What's That?
Nothing Wrong with Marigolds
Coneflowers & Gayfeathers
Greater Buffalo
Engineers Day
White Lilies
Joan in the Woods
North American
Balconies
Beach
Sunrise
Rough Waters
Calcite
Sunshine Through the Window
Crane Fest
Calcite
Waiting for Sandhills
Sandhills
Autumn Comes to Big Marsh Lake
A Few More Cranes
Birches
Birdhouse, with Incipient Sunflower
Another Glad
Gladiolus
B.H. Taylor
New River Bridge
Head North from Northport. Turn past the Airport.
Babcock State Park
Classic Glade Creek Mill
Cabin 10
Big Leaves
William B. Dickson
Hot Rods & Harleys
Roses, with Birdhouse
Footbridge
Down the Alley
Escape
Roses
The Bridge to Harmar
Our Charming Hostess Makes Another Friend
Marietta's Levee
24 Supreme
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Benson Ford
"Saturday, July 3, 1938. [note: July 3 was a Sunday]
'Benson Ford'
tied to Ford Motor Company
dock River Rouge"
The first of three ships to bear this name. Launched in 1924 or 1925, this and fleetmate Henry Ford II were the first and second large Great Lakes ships powered by diesel powerplants (a Google search shows launch sequence disagreements). Renamed John Dykstra II in 1982 (this seems to have been a name swap), at which time this ship was effectively retired.
The ship was scrapped in 1989, but her pilot house has been converted to a home on Put-In-Bay (South Bass Island), Lake Erie.
Borucki's Lakers
'Benson Ford'
tied to Ford Motor Company
dock River Rouge"
The first of three ships to bear this name. Launched in 1924 or 1925, this and fleetmate Henry Ford II were the first and second large Great Lakes ships powered by diesel powerplants (a Google search shows launch sequence disagreements). Renamed John Dykstra II in 1982 (this seems to have been a name swap), at which time this ship was effectively retired.
The ship was scrapped in 1989, but her pilot house has been converted to a home on Put-In-Bay (South Bass Island), Lake Erie.
Borucki's Lakers
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