First up in this series:Attachment 11861Zug bridge and ship.July 1961.
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First up in this series:Attachment 11861Zug bridge and ship.July 1961.
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Attachment 11862Zug crane and sulphur. July 1961.
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Attachment 11863Zug July 1961.
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I always thought it would be neat to live on an island. I don't think Zug would be the one, though. :)
Attachment 11864Zug train, bridge, ore cars. July 1961.
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Ever been there Ray? In the mid 70's I recall going on the Ford tour in High School and seeing a lot of this stuff. I must admit that I am found of the Islands namesake: Zug. Says it all with a hint of attitude.
Attachment 11871Zug train tracks. July 1961.
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I used to drive by it quite a bit around W. Jefferson. Wikipedia has a nice article on the history of the island.
Attachment 11882
Great Lakes Freighter George H. Ingalls. July 1961.
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About the ship in the photo herehttp://www.imradioha.org/Personal_Pages/Hope.htm
and here as the William L. Brown: http://shipbuildinghistory.com/histo...hipchicago.htm
Attachment 11883
Lakes Freighter George H. Ingalls at Zug Island July 1961.
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Zug Island was owned by Samuel Zug who came to Detroit from Pittsburgh
to manufacture furniture.
http://detroit1701.org/Zug%20Island.html
Attachment 11884Log pile at Zug Island. July 1961.
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I can't make out the ships name; any help?