Category:City of Bangor (ship, 1896)
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Ship
[edit]- Type: Lake freighter
- Built by: F. W. Wheeler Shipbuilding Company, West Bay City, Michigan
- Yard No: 113
- Keel laid:
- Launched: 1896.03.18
- Completed: 1896.03
- Length over all: 384.5 ft
- Beam: 44.8 ft
- GT: 3690 / 4202
- DWT:
- Sister ships: E. W. Oglebay, Lagonda
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History
[edit]- 1896 Named City of Bangor; Flag: United States
- Official number: 127131
- Port: Port Huron, Michigan
- Owner: Charles A. Eddy
- 1898 Owner: Eddy-Shaw Transportation Company
- Port: Detroit
- 1904/5 Lengthened by 73 ft at American Ship Building Co
- 1905 Owner: Lake Transit Company
- Port: Detroit, Michigan
- 1909 Port: Duluth, Minnesota
- 1925.08 Owner: Nicholson Transit Company
- Port: Detroit
- 1926.11.30 Wrecked on Keweenaw Peninsula, Lake Superior, total loss
- 1929 Scrapped to waterline
- 1942 Remainder scrapped in place
Media in category "City of Bangor (ship, 1896)"
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City of Bangor ship.jpg 1,574 × 1,007; 182 KB
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