Good Old Stuff

Boats in harbor at Superior, Wis., April 1907. Valuation: $20,000,000. Dead Weight Carrying Capacity: 700,000 ton per trip, equal to 23,000 cars. Sailors employed: 2,500. Operating Expenses of Fleet per day: $25,000

This 90-year-old postcard belongs to a longtime friend of the Port and former stevedore, maritime surveyor and provider of various ship services, Capt. Archibald Kausch of Duluth, who was born about 10 years after this card was produced. For the sake of legibility, we have reproduced the postcard's original caption and placed it below the picture.

Note: Original postcard is about 16 inches long. The picture above has been reduced in size.

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