1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) photo. Side view of two yachts or pleasure boats in dry dock lined up in an open shed next to an unpaved access road. Photo #5. See also mcalA01F11i07
1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) photo of dome shaped tent-like structure with banner strung over the entrance. Possibly the same structure for the Evinrude sale of outboard and motor boats. Photo #4. See also mcalA01F11i14.
1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) photo of several yachts or pleasure boats in dry dock lined up in an open shed next to an unpaved access road. Shadow of person (the photographer) in the extreme lower left. Photo #1.
1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) interior photo of new outboard motor, row boats and nautical equipment on display at end of season Fall sale. Banners hang in the dome shaped tent-like structure state "Evinrude sale", "America's No. 1 ALL-Family Sport is Lighter ... with America's No.... Show more1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) interior photo of new outboard motor, row boats and nautical equipment on display at end of season Fall sale. Banners hang in the dome shaped tent-like structure state "Evinrude sale", "America's No. 1 ALL-Family Sport is Lighter ... with America's No. 1 Boat Trailer", "Free Winter Storage if you buy now!" See also mcalA01F11i13 Show less
1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) photo. Interior of a dome shaped tent like structure displaying Evinrude boats for sale. Power motors (one named Nefertiti), row boats, and a banner are shown. "Free winter storage" offered.
1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) photo of sale on Evinrude outboard motor boats seen inside a tent. Flotation cushions and banners are suspended in the background. See also mcalB07F10i03 and mcalA01F11i18.
1958 Champlain Marine Co Inc (Malletts Bay) photo. Dome shaped tent-like structure near an unpaved access road next to an open sided shed with motor boats on display. At center bottom a shadow of a person (the photographer). Photo #2. See also mcalA01F11i15.
1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company "City of Burlington" ferry cruising on Lake Champlain out beyond the breakwater. Several American flags are seen as well as cars on the main deck.
1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company "City of Burlington" ferry as it pulls away from the dock. Both main and upper decks are crowded with people. Buildings along the shore line can be seen. Photo #4.
1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company's ferry, City of Plattsburg approaching the dock for a landing. The Burlington break water is seen in the background.
May 4, 1936. View of the construction of the body a ferry for Mr. Horace Corbin of the Champlain Transportation Company. This is either the City of Burlington or the City of Plattsburg ferry taking form by workers of the General Ship & Engine Works. Photo #17.
April 30, 1936. Cooper-Bessimer engine being loaded into the body of a ferry being constructed by the General Ship & Engine Works in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company. The company was contracted to build both the City of Burlington and the City of Plattsburg ferries. Photo #14.
April 30, 1936. Photo of the engine works on a ferry being constructed in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. Photo #16.
April 30, 1936. Cooper-Bessimer engine being loaded into the body of a ferry being constructed by the General Ship & Engine Works in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company. The company was contracted to build both the City of Burlington and the City of Plattsburg ferries. Photo #11.
April 30, 1936. Cooper-Bessimer engine being loaded into the body of a ferry being constructed by the General Ship & Engine Works in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company. The company was contracted to build both the City of Burlington and the City of Plattsburg ferries. Photo #13.
May 4, 1936. Construction site of a ferry being built in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. Photo #18.
