ACADIA
Year of Build:  1867 Official Number:  C77697
Also Known As:  
CONSTRUCTION AND OWNERSHIP
Build City:Hamilton Build State:ONT
Vessel Type:Propeller Number of Decks:2
Hull Materials:Composite Hull #:
Builder Name:John Malcolmson
Master Carpenter:
Built on Bottom of:
Original Owner:Malcolmson Brothers
Location:Hamilton, ONT
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POWER
Powered By:Mechanical
Number of Masts:
Propulsion Type:Screw Engine Type:Low Pressure
# Cylinders:1 # Boilers:
# Propellers:
Propulsion Notes:Engine built by Beckett & Co., Hamilton, ONT.
Low-pressure condensing engine, 32 X 32", 87 hp.
DIMENSIONS
Length:135.8 Tonnage (old style):
Beam:24.6 Tonnage (gross):372.59
Depth:7 Tonnage (net):
Capacity:
FINAL DISPOSITION
Final Location:Michipicoten River, Pt. Brule, ONT. Lake Superior
Final Date: [month] 5 [day] 11 [year] 1896
Final Depth:
Final Dispostion How:Stranded and broke up
Final Cargo:22,000 bushels of wheat
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Final Notes:Registry closed at Hamilton on 1896, Dec 17,

1911 "Broken up"
HISTORY AND NOTES
History:1867, May Have been Great Lakes first composite vessel owned by J & G.T. Malcomson, Hamilton, ONT.

1868 Delivered oil & supplies to Canadian Lake Lighthouses, chartered by Dominion Government.

1871 Listed as having iron frames.

1877 Readmeasured 135.8 X 24.6 X 7.0, 372.39 gross/217 net tons.

1877 Owned by Eliz. Malcomson, Hamilton.

1878 Owned by Margaret Sutherland, Hamilton.

1880 Owned by John W. & Donald G. Sutherland, St. Thomas.

1882 Rebuilt and lengthened, 176.6 x 25.6 x 10.4, 806.36 gross tons, 509 net tons.

1887, Apr 11 Rebuilt at the cost $7000.

1896 November 5 Stranded & broken up, Michipicoten River, Port Brule, ONT, Lake Superior.
From the Collection of: C. Patrick Labadie
Sources:William MacDonald Collection, Dossin Great Lakes Museum, Detroit
Unique ID:1204
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