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A Trip Down the Lakes in 1929 On a warm, July afternoon in 1929, a crowd of well-dressed people mills about a dock of the Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Company on the bayfront near the heart of downtown Duluth.
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Document Date: 2010-09-22 11:06:31


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Buffalo / Cleveland / Detroit / Indianapolis / New York City / Ecorse / Chicago / Mackinac / /

Company

Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Company / Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Company / Ashland / Northern Navigation Company / /

Continent

America / /

Country

Bermuda / United States / Netherlands / Canada / /

Event

Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / /

Facility

Minnesota’s World Port / Portage Ship Canal / Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge / Harbor Springs / Hotel Duluth / Toronto harbor / /

IndustryTerm

steady business travel trade / automobile travel / rubber rationing / /

NaturalFeature

Bass Islands / North Channel / Grand Traverse Bay / Keweenaw Bay / Keweenaw Peninsula / Lake Superior / Upper Peninsula / Detroit River / Niagara Falls / Manitoulin Island / Mackinac Island / Lake Erie / Great Lakes / Lake Michigan / Lower Peninsula / Upper Lakes / Lake Huron / Georgian Bay / Clair River / Lake St. Clair / Main Channel / /

Organization

United States Army / Duluth Seaway Port Authority / /

Person

Arvid Morken / /

Position

author / Captain / mining company executive / representative / Head / engineer / /

ProvinceOrState

Minnesota / Michigan / /

PublishedMedium

The Detroit News / /

Region

northern Minnesota / /

URL

www.walkervilletimes.com/28/noronic1.html / www.170.211.225.100/georgian / www.wright.edu/~william.lafferty/v1n2page5 / www.michiganhistory.org/museum/kidstuff/depress/fantasy.html / /

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