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By Cosmos Mariner, August 18, 2013
William H. Barnum & Rudder (tall view)
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1 ► Michigan, Mackinac County, St. Ignace — William H. Barnum — St. Ignace Downtown History —  |
| This rudder came from the shipwreck of the William H. Barnum, a wooden steamer lost April 3, 1894. While carrying a cargo of corn the aging Barnum was blocked and cut open by ice. No loss of life occurred. William H. Barnum Length: 218' • . . . — — Map (db m130126) HM | |||
| 2 ► Michigan, Emmet County, Mackinaw City — William H. Barnum — Sank April 3, 1894 — No lives lost — Shipwrecks Nearby — |
| The old and tired Barnum heads out Although being deemed unseaworthy and under the command of a 29-year-old captain, his first season at the helm of the Barnum, the Barnum's crew expected a quick trip to nearby Port Huron . . . — — Map (db m154682) HM | |||