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Ore being unloaded from the lake steamer Algosoo of Sault Ste. Marie at Pennsylvania R.R. ore docks, Sandusky, Ohio (LOC)

  • tlucal said:
    It looks like the description of this photo was entered incorrectly, the Sandusky Ohio Ore Docks loaded freighters (and continues to today) not unload them. Call number LC-USW36-661 clearly shows the process.
  • defiant300gr said:
    We used to have two coal dumpers in South Amboy. I wish I could see these things in operation. Thanks for sharing.
  • Don Lee said:
    For what it's worth, the two coal loaders in the foreground have been taken down; the one in the middle, in the far background, is the "New" one (built in 1930s) and is still operating.
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  • Don Lee said:
    By the way, that's the first freighter named Algosoo in the photo. Algoma has since hung the name on a much bigger boat.

The engine room of 'Naess Crusader'

  • A.Davey said:
    Oh, it's going to be noisy in there someday! But thanks to the crew, this engine room will be kept in Bristol condition.
  • Glyn Nelson said:
    A Harland and Wolff (Belfast) engine. 8 cylinder in line 2 stroke with a total of 28,000 horsepower.

Pennsylvania R.R. [Railroad] ore docks, unloading iron ore from a lake freighter by means of "Hulett" unloaders, Cleveland, Ohio (LOC)

  • JeremyRDavis said:
    The boat in this picture is actually now a museum ship docked in Toledo, Ohio, renamed the Willis Boyer. I've actually been aboard, quite neat to see this photo and know that I've actually stood on the deck of that ship!