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International Tugmasters Association

www.tugmasters.org

The international Tugmasters Association has been formed to bring TugMasters and companies relevant to the tug industry together. Please visit our website for more info...

SS Masters Summer Berth at the Heritage Harbour, VMM 

TheVancouver Maritime Museum is the principal maritime museum on the Pacific Coast of Canada, and one of the major maritime museums on the West Coast of North America. A member of the Council of American Maritime Museums and the International Congress of Maritime Museums, the Vancouver Maritime Museum interprets the story of Canada's great Pacific port and its links with the Pack Rim.

 http://www.vancouvermaritimemuseum.com/

Click here to view a large amount of online images of the SS Master online...

www.tugboatenthusiastsociety.org

SS Masters Winter Berthing Location

 USS Potomac The “Floating White House” was originally commissioned the USCG Cutter Electra in 1934.  In 1936 it was renamed the USS Potomac and served as Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Presidential Yacht until his death in 1945. $5 million was spent over a 12-year period to restore the 165-foot-long vessel as a memorial to the president who authored the New Deal and led the United States during the Great Depression and the World War II years. The USS Potomac, berthed in Oakland, California is open for dockside tours, scheduled cruises, as well as private events for 70-100 of Your invited guests.

 http://www.usspotomac.org/index.php

The Medway MaritimeTrust aims to be a centre of excellence for the rescue, restoration and conservation of historic vessels and for the provision of education, advice and interpretation of our maritime heritage.

 http://www.medwaymaritimetrust.org.uk/

http://www.trinitymarine.co.uk/index.phtml

John Kohnen's excellent compilation: The Mother of All Maritime Web Links

HMCS Sackville WW II Flower Class Corvette

http://www.hmcssackville-cnmt.ns.ca/

http://steelnavy.com/Sackville.htm

"Plying Across Two Centuries"

101 years old
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
United States

The harbor inspection tug, Baltimore , is the oldest operating steam-powered, coal-fired tugboat in the US. The ship was built in 1906 by the Skinner Shipbuilding Company in Baltimore, Maryland at the base of Federal Hill. The hull is constructed of riveted iron and the deckhouse is built of wood.

 http://www.steamtug.org/

Website of Maritime & Transportation Loses from Around the World

www.cargolaw.com

www.shipgeek.com

AND THEIR MASSIVE AMOUNT OF LINKS TO STEAM SHIPS, ORGANIZATIONS & EVENTS...

Steam Tug Challenge

Very Interesting Site on Vessel History & Ship Breaking News...

 http://www.maritimematters.com/

Check out the Steam Launch Artemis STEAMBOAT web links page !

The Steam Boat Association of Great Britain

Silva Bay Shipyard School

S.S. Moyie

S.S. Sicamous

Maple Bay Marina

The Dunkirk Little Ship Restoration Trust

The Steam Tug Kern

The Tug Tender Daniel Adamson About restoration of a Tug Tender

The Steam Tug Portwey

SS Shieldhall

Steam Esteem Interesting site about marine boilers

The Unofficial site for the Paddle Steamer Waverley

Shoreham Port

Ramsgate Lifeboat Her role at Dunkirk

Nordmag A French site some good shots of Steam Tug Challenge and Dunkirk Boats

North Vancouver's diverse and colourful past is reflected in the extensive collections of the North Vancouver Museum and Archives in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Northwest Steam Society

The Northwest Steam Society, a non profit volunteer organization, was formed in 1973 for the mutual benefit of Steam Enthusiasts in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

International Sail and Powerboat Academy

ISPA is dedicated to the training of both sailboat and power boat operators both ashore and on the water, with the emphasis on excellence in the safe-handling and skillful use of pleasure craft.

ISPA maintains a continuous dialogue with Canadian and US marine safety agencies with representatives on regional and international advisory councils to ensure....More info click here to go to our website