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English: Vessel Histories of Sterling Berry:
Berwind, Harry A. 1908-1981 Steel Great Lakes bulk freighter Built at Ecorse MI by Great Lakes Engineering Works, Hull 40 Keel laid Dec 12, 1907; launched March 21, 1908 556’9” LOA, 532’ LBP, 58’ beam, 31’ depth 1 deck, arch cargo hold construction, hatches @ 12’, coal-fired boilers, triple expansion engine, 1800 IHP Enrolled at Detroit MI April 15, 1908 (#52) 532.0 x 58.3 x 32.0, 6634 GT, 4927 NT US 205072 to: Great Lakes Engineering Works Entered service April 24, 1908 Reenrolled May 6, 1908 (#38) to: Mutual Steamship Co., Duluth MN, G. A. Tomlinson, Mgr. (home port Duluth MN) Sold Nov 4, 1916 to Headwaters Steamship Co. Cleveland OH, Harvey H. Brown & Co., Mgr. (home port to Fairport OH) and named Harvey H. Brown (2) 1917 Transferred 1928 to Stewart Furnace Co. Sold 1929 to Youngstown Steamship Co., Cleveland OH, Pickands Mather & Co., Mgr. Fleet transferred 1930 to Interlake Steamship Co. Home port to Wilmington DE 1932 Rebuilt 1955 Remeasured to 6841 GT, 5173 NT Laid up at end of 1960 season at Erie PA and did not operate again for this fleet. Sold for scrap 1963 to Marine Salvage Ltd. Port Colborne ON. Resold 1964 to Hindman Transportation Co., Owen Sound ON (home port to London England) and renamed Parker Evans. Enrolled British at 541.5 x 58.3 x 26.6, 7815 GT, 5735 NT Br 306052 Enrollment transferred to Canada 1965 Can 306052 (home port to Owen Sound ON) Boilers converted 1965 to oil firing Sank str. Sidney E. Smith Jr. June 5, 1972 off Port Huron MI, St. Clair River. Downbound with cargo of grain from Thunder Bay ON, Smith upbound with partial cargo of coal for the Northwestern-Hanna Fuel Co. bunker fuel dock at Lime Island MI, St. Marys River. Repaired at St. Catharines ON by Port Weller Dry Docks Ltd. and returned to service later that month. (This accident caused a major tieup of navigation in the St. Clair River and resulted in a number of changes in the rules for navigation through the Huron Cut at the head of the river.) Fleet sold 1978 to Quebec & Ontario Transportation Co., Thorold ON Renamed Marlhill 1979 During fitout at Toronto ON in early spring 1980 a crack was discovered in one boiler which was determined not to be economically justified to repair. Sold 1981 with sister str. Lac des Iles for grain storage in Mexico. The vessels cleared Quebec QC in May 1981 towed by Canadian tug Irving Birch for Tampico Mexico. Vessel foundered May 30 off Cape Charles VA (Lac des Iles foundered the next day off Cape Henry VA) |
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This work is in the public domain because it was published in the United States between 1978 and March 1, 1989 without a copyright notice, and its copyright was not subsequently registered with the U.S. Copyright Office within 5 years.
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