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McDougalls Great Lakes Whalebacks eBook Neel ~ During the last years of the 19th century the Duluth Harbor situated between the sister cities of Duluth Minnesota and Superior was the birthplace of a bold and innovative and decidedly oddlooking class of Great Lakes barges and steamships known as whalebacks

McDougalls Great Lakes Whalebacks Wisconsin Images of ~ During the last years of the 19th century the Duluth Harbor situated between the sister cities of Duluth Minnesota and Superior was the birthplace of a bold and innovative and decidedly oddlooking class of Great Lakes barges and steamships known as whalebacks Capt Alexander McDougall and his American Steel Barge Company built the curveddecked snoutnosed whalebacks on the shores of the harbor first at Duluths Rices Point and later in Howards Pocket at Superior

Whaleback Ships and the American Steel Barge Company ~ Whaleback Ships and the American Steel Barge Company by C Roger Pellett is a timely release One of Alexander McDougalls whalebacks Clifton formerly Samuel Mather 18921924 and a similar vessel known as a straightback Choctaw 18921915 were recently discovered in Lake Huron As a result of these discoveries the nations fascination with these unique vessels has been rekindled

McDougall’s Whalebacks – Zenith City Online ~ The Christopher Columbus was probably the bestknown whaleback on the Great Lakes Unlike other “Pig Boats” the Columbus was a passenger ship outfitted with three upper decks Built in Superior in 1893 the ship spent most of her life steaming around Chicago and Milwaukee she was scrapped in 1936

McDougalls Great Lakes Whalebacks by Neel R Zoss ~ During the last years of the 19th century the Duluth Harbor situated between the sister cities of Duluth Minnesota and Superior was the birthplace of a bold and innovative and decidedly oddlooking class of Great Lakes barges and steamships known as whalebacks Capt Alexander McDougall and his American Steel Barge Company built the curveddecked snoutnosed whalebacks on the shores of the harbor first at Duluths Rices Point and later in Howards Pocket at Superior

McDougall’s Great Lakes Whalebacks eBook by Neel R Zoss ~ Read McDougall’s Great Lakes Whalebacks by Neel R Zoss available from Rakuten Kobo During the last years of the 19th century the Duluth Harbor situated between the sister cities of Duluth Minnesota

Fall Lecture Series “McDougall’s Great Lakes Whalebacks ~ Neel Zoss is one of the Great Lakes’ foremost experts on Alexander McDougall’s whaleback barges and steamships In this presentation Zoss will explore the history of this unique design and highlight some of the notable examples of the style This is free for members or included with the price of admission

Whaleback Wikipedia ~ The whaleback was a design by Captain Alexander McDougall 1845–1923 a Scottishborn Great Lakes seaman and ship’s master At the time a vessel’s size was limited by the locks and rivers that had to be navigated and by the materials and science of hull construction not by the power and ability of steam engines to push hulls through the water

SS Christopher Columbus Wikipedia ~ A Scottish immigrant Great Lakes captain inventor and entrepreneur McDougall developed the idea of the whaleback as a way to improve the ability of barges to follow a towing vessel in heavy seas Whalebacks were characterized by distinctive hull shapes with rounded tops lacking conventional vertical sides Waves thus broke across their hulls with considerably less force than when striking a conventional hull

McDougalls Great Lakes Whalebacks Images of America ~ McDougalls Great Lakes Whalebacks Images of America eBook Neel R Zoss was the birthplace of a bold and innovative and decidedly oddlooking class of Great Lakes barges and steamships known as whalebacks Capt Alexander McDougall and his American Steel Barge Company built the curveddecked snoutnosed whalebacks on the