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49 years ago on November 10, 1975 the Edmund Fitzgerald sank taking all 29 crew members with her. The James R. Barker departing Duluth Minnesota pays tribute by blowing a master salute to honor those who lost their life that night 49 years ago. Check out my Pixieset! galleries.pixieset.com/collections/83734208/sets/119153840

Thank you all for watching this short comp. of my last trip to the Twin Ports! More to come very soon!

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Quick little trip to the Zenith City. Hope you enjoy! I'm happy to announce that I have created a Pixieset @ tuckerhagerphotos.pixieset.com

Enjoy this video I put together on my first trip of many this summer shipping season. Hope you enjoy. Copywrite to Tucker Hager 2023

th-cam.com/video/iA70JRAJlVY/w-d-xo.html&feature=shares Wes’ great video! Only the second bulk cement carrier built from the keel up, the S.T. Crapo was built as hull # 256 in 1927 by the Great Lakes Engineering Works, River Rouge, MI. The vessel was launched and christened July 7, 1927 for the Huron Transportation Co., division of Huron Portland Cement Co., Detroit, MI, becoming the first carr...

This L6-S-B1 design "Maritimer" class bulk freighter was built by Great Lakes Engineering Works, River Rouge (Detroit), MI at a cost of $2.2 million. The second of sixteen similar vessels built for the U.S Maritime Commission during World War II, this laker was launched as the Adirondack and delivered to the Reiss Steamship Co. (part of the C. Reiss Coal Co.) on May 25, 1943. Shortly after her ...

Beau Duluth en Autumn presented by Tucker Hager. After a tough loss by Cornell Men's hockey to University of Minnesota Duluth I kept my head up and captured more ships for the 2022 season. Hope you enjoyed!

Photos are by Brian Hagar

Videos are not taken by me. I was sent them and edited them. I am currently working on a new project that should be done by mid august!

On February 20, 1959; the Great Lakes Engineering Works, River Rouge (Detroit), MI side-launched their new hull # 302 into the Rouge River, the new hull becoming the heaviest vessel ever side-launched by the shipyard. Christened the Herbert C. Jackson for owners Interlake Steamship Co. (managed by and a subsidiary of Pickands Mather Co.), Cleveland, OH; the new Great Lakes bulk carrier was to b...

Alpena

Mapleglen

Manitoba

Edward L. Ryerson

American Century & American Fortitude (read des)

Windoc

Algoport

Ford Motor Company Fleet

Montrealais

Algosoo

Oakglen

Winter’s Call Trailer

Herbert C. Jackson Salute

Zenith City Ships (Behind the Scenes)