File:Ann Arbor Car Ferry No. 4, 1909.jpg

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Description Crane picks ore car out of wreckage of AARR carferry #4, swings it over to salvage barge, Manistique MI, 1909. Note: On May 29, 1909, the S.S. Ann Arbor No. 4, while being loaded at Manistique Harbor, Michigan Saturday night, turned turtle and went to the bottom of the slip, port side downward. It contained 24 railroad cars, loaded with iron ore, in all about 1,200 tons. It rolled over when a rail-yard steam locomotive switcher put eight rail cars of iron ore (about 1040 gross tons) on its port side tracks, and she capsized. On June 25, it was raised by Great Lakes Towing Co. Her starboard plates were removed, and the wrecking tug, Favorite, took out her hopper cars through the open sides. With her stack gone and her side open, she was towed off for repairs.
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