April 30, 1936. Construction workers. The General Ship & Engine Works crew during the construction of a ferry in Vermont for Mr. Horace Corbin of the Champlain Transportation Company. Photo #12.
July 2, 1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company ferry, City of Burlington. She is decorated with streamers of flags from bow to stern. A crowd of people stand nearby to watch the launching. Photo #62.
May 25, 1936 photo of the construction of a ferry in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. The base for the pilot house taking shape. Photo #33.
April 29, 1936. Construction workers. The General Ship & Engine Works crew during the construction of the ferry, City of Burlington in Vermont for Mr. Horace Corbin of the Champlain Transportation Company. Carl G. Hedblom stands to the right with his hat under his arm. Third from the right in the... Show moreApril 29, 1936. Construction workers. The General Ship & Engine Works crew during the construction of the ferry, City of Burlington in Vermont for Mr. Horace Corbin of the Champlain Transportation Company. Carl G. Hedblom stands to the right with his hat under his arm. Third from the right in the first row is Carl Roessler. Photo #5. Show less
June 7, 1936 photo of the construction of a ferry for the Champlain Transportation Company. Probably the City of Burlington. The pilot house is taking shape. Photo #35.
July 7, 1936 photo of the double ended ferry, the City of Burlington afloat in the waters of Lake Champlain. In the foreground is an access ramp. To the right is a tug boat. Photo #75.
June 1936 photo of the wooden support cradle for a ferry being built for the Champlain Transportation Company. Probably the City of Burlington. Photo #58.
June 7, 1936 photo of the construction of a double-ended ferry for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. Pilot house seen taking shape up top. Photo #37.
April 26, 1936. Champlain Transportation Company ferry being constructed in Vermont by the General Ship & Engine Works. The body is supported by wooden beams. Photo #2.
June 7, 1936 photo of a construction worker spraying sealant, primer or maybe paint on a double-ended ferry being built in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. A respirator mask can be seen being worn by one of the workers. Photo #39.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image is very over exposed and washed out. Barely seen is a railroad car and track with a structure being transported on it; probably components for a ferry being built for the Champlain Transportation Company.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image is very over exposed and washed out. Maybe a cradle, a support structure for a ferry being built for the Champlain Transportation Co.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image appears to be a wooden ramp or maybe a portion of a cradle that will hold a ferry being constructed for the Champlain Transportation Company.
