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Fr. Edward J. Dowling, S.J. Marine Historical Collection
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Original name: Tashmoo. Ship owner: White Star Line., 1900, United States, New York, New York City Ship builder: Detroit Ship Building Co., 1900, United States, Michigan, Wyandotte Year ship built: 1900 Year engine built: 1900 Creator: White Star Line. Final disposition: Scrapped, 1937. Had sunk at Brunner-Mond Dock, Amherstburg, Ontario, after striking a rock near Sugar Island, June 18, 1936. Remarks: Launched, December 30,1899. Known as The Glass Hack. Registry number: US. 145843 Hull number: 131 Vessel type: Passenger, excursion Contributor(s): Detroit Ship Building Co. Height: 22.3 ft. Width: 36 ft. Length: 306 ft. Stroke length: 72 in. Gross tonnage: 1344 t. Net tonnage: 766 t. Materials: Steel Engine type: Triple expansion [inclined] Piston 1: 33 in. Piston 2: 51 in. Piston 3: 82 in. |
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