David M. Young

From Lumber Hookers to the Hooligan Fleet: A Treasury of Chicago Maritime History

Location

United States
41° 52' 39.4284" N, 87° 39' 25.3548" W
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US
Catalog Number: 
Book, The Chicago Maritime Society
Date: 
2008
Abstract: 
From Lumber Hookers to the Hooligan Fleet: A Treasury of Chicago Maritime History is a book retelling the history of Chicago through maritime actions.
Language: 
English
Subjects: 
Documentation
History
Nonfiction
Format: 
Book (b)
Publisher: 
Lake Claremont Press
Contributors: 
Philip R. Elmes
Charles J. Balesi
A.T. Andreas
Herman Dunlap Smith
Margaret Fuller
John Lamb
Elisha Sly
William Gooding
Judge J. Drummond
Henry N. Barkhousen
Richard J. Wright
Theodore S. Charrney
Theodore J. Karamanski
K.C. Tessendorf
Tom Kastle
Chris Kastle
John Heinz
James Lee Elliott
Terry Pepper
J.A. Wall
David M. Young
Robert A. Freeman
Ann D. Gordon
Duane Ernest Miller
Justin M. Ruhge
Richard Brady
Keywords: 
Chicago Maritime History
Boats
Lumber Hookers
Hooligan Fleet
Canals
Chip Building
ISSN/ISBN: 
1893121305
Website: 

lcp@lakeclaremont.com
http://www.chicagomaritimemuseum.org

Item Donor: 
Chicago Publisher's Gallery

A Treasury of Chicago Maritime History

Date: 
2008
Volume: 
1st ed.
Abstract: 
An anthology of Chicago's Maritime history, complete with vagabonds, romance, commerce, lighthouses and shipwrecks. Starting in 1673 when voyageur Louis Jolliet first realized the potential utility of the place that was to become Chicago and through the ensuing centuries, learn about this lively world of waterway history through a collection of writings, photos and artifacts.
Language: 
eng
Subjects: 
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Format: 
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Publisher: 
Lake Claremont Press
Contributors: 
Chicago Maritime Society
Rita L. Frese
David M. Young
Keywords: 
Native Americans
History
Transportation
maritime
Chicago River
industrialism
Potawatami
Illiniwek
Wea
Checagou
Louis Jolliet
navigation
seamanship
Great Lakes
ISSN/ISBN: 
1-893121-30-5
Website: 

www.lakeclaremont.com, lcp@lakeclaremont.com