VIENNA
Year of Build:  1873 Official Number:  US25875
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CONSTRUCTION AND OWNERSHIP
Build City:Cleveland Build State:OH
Vessel Type:Bulk Freighter Number of Decks:1
Hull Materials:Wood Hull #:
Builder Name:Quayle & Martin
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Original Owner:Cleveland Transportation Co.
Location:Cleveland, OH
Ownership Notes:Enrolled Cleveland, OH.
POWER
Powered By:Mechanical
Number of Masts:3
Propulsion Type:Screw Engine Type:Low Pressure
# Cylinders:1 # Boilers:1
# Propellers:1
Propulsion Notes:40" x 36" engine, 528hp; 9'6" x 18' tubular boiler, 45# steam by Globe Iron Works, Cleveland.
DIMENSIONS
Length:191.4 Tonnage (old style):
Beam:33.8 Tonnage (gross):745.07
Depth:14.1 Tonnage (net):
Capacity:
FINAL DISPOSITION
Final Location:1 mi. s. of Whitefish Point; 1 mi. offshore. Lake Superior.
Final Date: [month] 16 [day] 9 [year] 1892
Final Depth:146'
Final Dispostion How:Collision with steamer NIPIGON.
Final Cargo:Iron ore.
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HISTORY AND NOTES
History:1873, Aug 26 Ashore Presque Isle, Lake Huron; got off.

1873, Oct Sank Lake Superior, cargo of grain.

1875-76 Rebuilt; 2 decks, 3 masts; 1005.79 gross tons.

1883, Sep Willow St. bridge swung into her at Cleveland, OH; considerable damage.

1887, Jun 11 Stranded on uncharted 14' shoal, 1 1/2-2 mi. sw. of Waugashance Light, Straits of Mackinaw; tug LEVIATHAN assisted.

1889, Mar 11 Owned Orient Transportation Co., Rockport, OH.

1890, Mar 20 Change rig to 2 decks, 2 masts.

1892, Sep 16 Sunk in collision Lake Superior.

1892, Sep 28 Enrollment surrendered Cleveland, OH.

1974 Discovered by scuba divers Kent Bellrichard & Tom Farnquist; many artifacts recovered.
From the Collection of: C. Patrick Labadie
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Unique ID:147868
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