June 7, 1936 photo of the construction of a double-ended ferry for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. Pilot house seen taking shape up top. Photo #37.
April 26, 1936. Champlain Transportation Company ferry being constructed in Vermont by the General Ship & Engine Works. The body is supported by wooden beams. Photo #2.
June 7, 1936 photo of a construction worker spraying sealant, primer or maybe paint on a double-ended ferry being built in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. A respirator mask can be seen being worn by one of the workers. Photo #39.
May 11, 1936. View of one end of a ferry being built in Vermont for the Champlain Transportation Company by the General Ship & Engine Works. Shows the underside and support poles. Photo #23.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image is very over exposed and washed out. Maybe a cradle, a support structure for a ferry being built for the Champlain Transportation Co.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image appears to be a wooden ramp or maybe a portion of a cradle that will hold a ferry being constructed for the Champlain Transportation Company.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image is very over exposed and washed out. Maybe the building of a ferry for the Champlain Transportation Company.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image is very over exposed and washed out. Seen are workmen, a structure, ladders and other construction material. Probably the building of a ferry for the Champlain Transportation Company.
1936 photo of a photo tacked to a surface. Image is over exposed and washed out. Seen are workmen and a structure being built; probably a ferry for the Champlain Transportation Company.
