william a irvin boatnerd
A few years ago, retired great lakes capt. richard metz began posting his "sea stories," drawn from his long career aboard u.s. and canadian steamboats, on the boatnerd.com website. someone suggested he turn those stories into a book, and metz has done just that.. The ss william a. irvin was once the proud flagship of united states steel, today she resides as a museum in duluth's canal park. april 29th – memorial day 10am – 4pm daily summer 9am – 6pm daily labor day – september 25th 10am – 4pm daily adult admission $12.00 students & seniors $8.00 children 10 and under are free per every paid adult.. With just inches to spare, the william a. irvin is moved through the open pedestrian bridge and into the minnesota slip wednesday night. (steve kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com). 
william a irvin boatnerd After the harbor cruise we were treated to a tour of museum ship william a. irvin by author jody aho. jody's book "the steamer william a. irvin: queen of the silver stackers" came to life as he took us on a comprehensive tour of the ship. pictures by n. schultheiss jody begins our tour on deck. we enter the engine room.. Bow profile of the museum ship william a. irvin. historical perspectives by jim hoffman: - by william forsythe: champlain loading coal at c&o four dock, toledo during the late 1970's. ferndale outbound toledo after loading grain during the late 1970's. roy a. jodrey loading salt at goderich on sept. 1, 1969..
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