Age 39: We were young(er) once
Age 56: Hard @ Work
Sacramento
Carrollton
Carrollton
Peter Koenig
Lansdowne
Hamonic
Greater Buffalo
Charles O. Jenkins [we think]
D. G. Kerr
Turntable
Maud Thorden
Maud Thorden
South Park
South Park
Burton
Constitution
Harry T. Ewig
Age 51: Family Portrait
Toledo Layup
South Park
Country Road
Dune
Age 64: Joel @ Thelma's
Age 36: Joel
Age 65: Joel @ Pointes North, Traverse City
Age 65: At Hamlin Square
Lockshore Farm
Big Wheels @ Hartwick Pines
Chieftain
Aetna
E.M. Bunce
Calcite
Calcite
Calcite
Calcite
North American
Greater Buffalo
Benson Ford
B.H. Taylor
William B. Dickson
J.F. Schoellkopf, Jr
J.F. Schoellkopf, Jr.
J.F. Schoellkopf, Jr.
J.F. Schoellkopf, Jr.
J.F. Schoellkopf, Jr.
J.F. Schoellkopf, Jr.
Imperial Sarnia
John W Gates
Midland Prince
Age 61: Joel and Deere
Age 20: Private Joel
Crocus!
Momma San
Clutter
Party
Age 55: Sleepwalker
SSDP
Oktoberfest
Jim
Downtown Pleiku, 1971
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Grampian
"Sunday Nov. 6, 1938
Discarded barge 'Grampian'
of the Blodgett fleet
rotting on river front"
Grampian's name honors a mountain range in Scotland. She was built at the Davidson Shipyard in 1894, and had been laid up at the same yard since 1930 when this photo was taken. The hull wouldn't be officially retired for several more years. You can see the remains of a rotting dock, here, and the entrance to one of the Davidson yard's abandoned slips.
John Greenwood's book Namesakes 1930-1955 has a very similar photo, dated 1941. The main difference, besides more closely framing the subject, is that a power line's been run across the river in the interim.
That looks to be the stern of Chieftain in the foreground, by the way. There's more information about the Davidson yard with the Chieftain photo in this collection. There's a 1915 diagram of the shipyard on this plat map, roughly in the center of the riverfront section.
Borucki's Lakers
Discarded barge 'Grampian'
of the Blodgett fleet
rotting on river front"
Grampian's name honors a mountain range in Scotland. She was built at the Davidson Shipyard in 1894, and had been laid up at the same yard since 1930 when this photo was taken. The hull wouldn't be officially retired for several more years. You can see the remains of a rotting dock, here, and the entrance to one of the Davidson yard's abandoned slips.
John Greenwood's book Namesakes 1930-1955 has a very similar photo, dated 1941. The main difference, besides more closely framing the subject, is that a power line's been run across the river in the interim.
That looks to be the stern of Chieftain in the foreground, by the way. There's more information about the Davidson yard with the Chieftain photo in this collection. There's a 1915 diagram of the shipyard on this plat map, roughly in the center of the riverfront section.
Borucki's Lakers
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