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Library Record
Metadata
Item ID# |
AX2004.0261 |
Title |
The wreck of the Erie Belle : the story of the old boiler of Boiler Beach |
Object Name |
Booklet |
Author |
Stein, C.E. |
Publisher |
Ship 'N Shore Publishing Company |
Published Date |
1970 |
Description |
This is the story of the Erie Belle which gave "Boiler Beach" its name. The telling of how the boiler came to be there following the great storm of November 1883, and the tale of the ships involved and the wreck of the Erie Belle. Table of contents includes: - The great storm on November 1883 - The story of the Erie Belle - The story of J.N. Carter - The wreck of the Erie Belle - Sidelights on the Saga of the Old Boiler |
Physical Description |
28 p. : ill. ; 17.5 x 25 cm (mustard ill. soft cover) |
Places |
Boiler Beach Huron Township Kincardine |
People |
Conroy, Frank Cotton, Captain John Drenshaw, Isaac Dyment, Albert Dyment, Nathaniel Eikenhurst, Frank Finlayson, David Hobson,Norman Johnson, William Laframbois, Captain Jacques Moran, N. Odette, Daniel Osgood, William Pocock, William Sayles, William Smith, Lewis Sunderland, Captain Tait, John Tobin, Captain John Tobin, William Welbanks, Tom Welbanks, Wyatt, Capt. |
Search Terms & Subjects |
Beaches Boats Disasters Marine Marine accidents Shipwrecks Steamboats |