United States Steel Corporation

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Letter concerns Great Lakes shipping and the movements of the ship JAMES A. FARRELL. Buell was the Wheelsman of the BUELL at the time of writing.

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Narrative of the experiences of deckhand David Barner, who served for two sailing seasons aboard the WILLIAM A. IRVIN. Barner was 18-19 years old at the time of sailing.

Scope and Contents This collection contains over 500 logbooks from at least 100 different vessels. The number of logs available for each varies widely, with some vessels represented by individual logs. The best documented vessels include the B. F. AFFLECK, ARMCO, BLACK RIVER, PAUL H. CARNAHAN, CHAMPLAIN, LEON FALK, JR., E. G. GRACE, G. M. HUMPHREY, SARNIA, and JOSEPH H. THOMPSON. Record types mainly include standard logs, captain's or master's logs, radio telephone logs, trip logs, engine room logs, engineer's...

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A variety of materials relating to company history including annual meetings minutes for 1950, 1955-1957, and 1960; loading and ballasting manual for several vessels, annual meeting minutes of the Interlake Steamship Company, 1914; and the Shipping Payroll Manual for the Great Lakes Fleet of the United States Steel Corporation.

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Compiled listing of individual trips during the 1971 sailing season, indicating the points of departure/arrival, cargo, and tonnage statistics.

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Compiled listing of individual trips during the season, indicating the points of departure/arrival, cargo, and tonnage statistics; summarized by George Onchulenko.