W C. JUTTE

Steamboat Building   in Elizabeth, PA

A Journal of daily activities at the Elizabeth Marine Ways 1898 to 1925 

W C. JUTTE

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From collection of Historic Pittsburgh  Close up of previous photo  Photo of W. C. JUTTE from S&D Reflector September 1971

The W. C. JUTTE is mentioned several times by JW, the first is April 27, 1907 when she is at the Elizabeth Marine Ways for repairs after sinking on April 4, 1907.  She docks on February 5, 1918 for extensive repairs, owned at this time by Keystone Sand Company. This boat was later named KEYSTONE.

 
 

     Color Version of Lock 1 with Steamer W. C. JUTTE    Lock 1 1906 with Steamer W. C. JUTTE  

Postcards from first photo above

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