Loss of the Burt Barnes Affects Lake Ontario Schooners
Maritime history note recounts the 1926 loss of the 250 ton schooner Burt Barnes after a devastating September storm off False Duck Island. Crew abandoned ship near Braddock Point and were later rescued. only five schooners remained on Lake Ontario. Built 1882 at Manitowoc, it carried 210 tons of coal from Oswego to Kingston and measured 95 feet with a 24 foot beam. Captain Patrick McMannus called it the lake’s worst blow in years.
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Ernest Zimmerman
Edward Howard
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Fair Haven
Sodus Point
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Lyman M. Davis
Julia B. Merrill
Hattie Hutt
Mary Ann Daryan
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New Haven first graders soar in space via videoconference
New Haven Elementary School first graders joined a one hour virtual field trip with Peter Robson of the Challenger Learning Center in Rochester. The session showcased a tall space shuttle launch, a trip to outer space, and lessons on astronauts life and space exploration.
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Robson
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