Captain Spicer's Gallery
It has been almost 40 years since we opened our doors. In those 40 years, few products have been as recognizable and popular as our custom stoneware from Louisville Stoneware. However, you may have noticed when shopping in store or online that our selection has mostly disappeared. So, what happened to the [Read more…]
The all new state of the art M/V NUKUMI, a ship built in collaboration with Canada Steamship Lines, and Windsor Salt, is officially on its way to Halifax!
The Thousand Islands Region is one of the best freshwater recreation destinations in the world. Once you arrive and set out on the breathtaking St. Lawrence River it becomes easy to understand why! If you are considering visiting this freshwater paradise in 2019, we strongly recommend the following activates & events!
Watertown Daily Times Article From Thursday, November 21st, 1974. Provided by the Thousand Islands Museum.
In 1965, Algoma Central Railway launched its newest ship, the Roy A. Jodrey. 9 years later the ship would be sitting over 100 feet below the St. Lawrence River. The following story illustrates how even in relatively modern times the St. Lawrence River can be unforgiving.
The St. Marys Challenger
The St. Marys Challenger was a veteran of the Great Lakes. Operating for an unbelievable 107 years when it was finally taken out of commission and converted in 2013. Built by Great Lakes Engineering Works in Detroit Michigan, she first sailed as the William P. Snyder for the Shenango Steamship & Transportation Company in 1906. [Read more…]
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