Steamboat Building in Elizabeth, PA
A Journal of daily activities at the Elizabeth Marine Ways 1898 to 1925
Below is one entry for each page listed. Click on the date below to see the complete journal page for that time period.
March 1903... shows that the Steamer Edgar Cherry was the big job June 1903...A strike at the Ways over order issued by Supt.Wm Wiegel that gloves could not be worn. January 1904...JW works eight days on the Steamer Wilmot. March 1904..."Hardest work he ever done was working on mud scows" June 1904...The Ways are closed for the summer. JW does odd jobs. October 1904...JW is asked to be Foreman January 1905 has the Steamer Josh Cook with "her head tore off" May 1905...The Steamer Transit is JWs first new hull as Foreman. August 1905...the longest boat on the Ways is the Steamer S.H.H Clark
June 1903...A strike at the Ways over order issued by Supt.Wm Wiegel that gloves could not be worn.
January 1904...JW works eight days on the Steamer Wilmot.
March 1904..."Hardest work he ever done was working on mud scows"
June 1904...The Ways are closed for the summer. JW does odd jobs.
October 1904...JW is asked to be Foreman
January 1905 has the Steamer Josh Cook with "her head tore off"
May 1905...The Steamer Transit is JWs first new hull as Foreman.
August 1905...the longest boat on the Ways is the Steamer S.H.H Clark
