- In a
smaller vessel, is
usually fastened to the keel at its
lower end.
sandsucker A
barge that
collects sand from the
bottom of lakes. S.B. (or SB) Prefix...
- "Billett, Rosamond".
Bowling Green State University.
Retrieved May 2, 2024. "Sunk
Sandsucker Howard S. Gerken".
James Donahue.
Retrieved May 2, 2024....
- 79.983°W / 42.283; -79.983 (Indiana)
Isabella J.
Boyce June 1917 A
sandsucker which grounded on
Middle B****
Island in Lake Erie,
caught fire, and sunk...
- On July 29, 1930
Amasa Stone rescued 6 of the 21 crew
members from the
sandsucker George J.
Whelan which capsized in
heavy seas on Lake Erie,
about six...
- the
Independent Sand
Company of Chicago, she was also
converted to a
sandsucker in Muskegon. On
October 6, 1910 the
Muskegon was
unloading a
cargo of...
-
Newaygo November 1903
Steam barge 59.7
metres (196 ft)
Niagara II May 1999
Sandsucker 55.5
metres (182 ft) Sunk by the
Tobermory Maritime ****ociation in May...
-
October 1943. Sold in 1947 to
South Coast Sand &
Gravel Ltd,
converted to a
sandsucker and
renamed Sand Skipper. Sold in 1950 to
Zinal Steamship Co Ltd. Operated...
- SS Ann
Arbor No. 2 (1892), in use
until 1912,
converted to
barge Whale, a
sandsucker SS Ann
Arbor No. 3 (1898) SS Ann
Arbor No. 4 (1906), sold to the state...
- 30 July 2023. Whittle, Paul. "South
Coast &
South East, the Sixties".
Sandsuckers.
Retrieved 30 July 2023. "Police to see
skipper again". The Times. No...
-
April 2015. Whittle, Paul. "South
Coast &
South East, the Sixties".
Sandsuckers.
Retrieved 30 July 2023. Wharton, George. "Algoma Progress". boatnerd...
