Art Gallery of Greg Tisdale

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Edmund Fitzgerald
The Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior on November 10, 1975 with all hands. The incident has given the public a focus on the hardships of Great Lakes mariners, and reminds us that even today our men and equipment are not immune to the elements of nature. 

Image size: 17" X 27 1/2" 
Paper size: 21 1/2" X 30 1/2" 

$175.00 + $12.00SH

Black Bay (coming) 
Black Bay (coming) - a familiar sight, northbound entering Lake St. Clair from the Detroit River. A 730' bulk carrier, she has a steam turbine engine and was built in 1963.

Image size: 17" X 27 1/2" 
Paper size: 21 1/2" X 30 1/2" 

$125.00 + $12.00SH

Paul Townsend 
Paul Townsend - one of six Huron Cement (now Lafarge Shipping) gypsum freighters. This one built in 1945 is diesel-powered, 447' long, and is "unloaded" heading north to collect more concrete materials for its Detroit terminal. 

Image size: 17" X 27 1/2" 
Paper size: 21 1/2" X 30 1/2" 

$125.00 + $12.00SH

Barbra Ann 
The Barbra Ann is docked at Malcolm Marine in St. Clair Michigan. A workhorse along the St. Clair River she was built in 1936 and is 110' long.

Image size: 17" X 27 1/2" 
Paper size: 21 1/2" X 30 1/2" 

$165.00 + $12.00SH

Silverdale 
Silverdale slowly steams along against a yellow sky, another classic image of the Great Lakes shipping industry. Built in 1925 and powered by a reciprocating engine, she's 596' and owned by Westdale Shipping Ltd., Mississauga, Ontario.

Image size: 17" X 27 1/2" 
Paper size: 21 1/2" X 30 1/2" 

$165.00 + $12.00SH

Crispin Oglebay 
Crispin Oglebay, wintering across from the City of Toledo, Ohio. Repairs are completed by winter skeleton crews refitting for a new season of shuttling raw materials from the north. At 621', she is owned and operated by Columbia Trans. Division, Oglebay Norton Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

Image size: 17" X 27 1/2" 
Paper size: 21 1/2" X 30 1/2" 

$165.00 + $12.00SH