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Created: 2019-01-04 9:09:08 PM
Last Edited: 2023-10-16 8:56:14 PM

Carrollton

Carrollton (1952/07/02)

IMO:

2200537

Propulsion
As built	Type:	1 triple expansion steam engine (17", 27.5" & 46" x 36")	Output:	10.0 knots
	Manufacturer:	Detroit Shipbuilding Company - Detroit, Michigan, USA

Dimensions
As built	Length (oa):	77.7 m (255.0 ft)	Gross Tonnage:	1732
	Length (lbp):	73.5 m (241.0 ft)	Net Tonnage:	998
	Beam:	13.1 m (43.0 ft)	Dead Weight:
	Depth:	6.8 m (22.4 ft)	Displacement:
	Draft:
Year: 1925	Length (oa):	77.7 m (254.9 ft)	Gross Tonnage:	1525
	Length (lbp):	73.5 m (241.1 ft)	Net Tonnage:	925
	Beam:	13.1 m (43.0 ft)	Dead Weight:
	Depth:	6.8 m (22.3 ft)	Displacement:
	Draft:
	Change Description:	Converted to a modified conventional bulk freighter at Buffalo New York by the Buffalo Dry Dock Company

Owner History

Fleet History

Owner	Manager	From	Until
Marquette & Bessemer Dock & Navigation Company - Conneaut, Ohio, USA		1903/12/16	1916
Marquette & Bessemer Dock & Navigation Company - Conneaut, Ohio, USA	Lake Erie Navigation Company - Walkerville, Ontario, Canada	1916	1928
Capt. Frank Peterson - Saginaw, Michigan, USA		1935	1936
Saginaw Dock & Terminal Company - Saginaw, Michigan, USA	Oglebay Norton Company - United States	1936	1942
U.S. War Shipping Administration	Oglebay Norton Company - United States	1942	1945
Saginaw Dock & Terminal Company - Saginaw, Michigan, USA	Oglebay Norton Company - United States	1945	1957/10
Columbia Transportation Company - Cleveland, Ohio, USA	Oglebay Norton Company - United States	1957/10	1958/12
Marine Iron & Shipbuilding Company - Duluth, Minnesota, USA		1958/12	1961

Fleet

From

Until

Name History

Registration History

Number	Port	Call Sign	MMSI	From	Until
US 200537	Buffalo, New York, United States			1903/12	1936
US 200537	Wilmington, Delaware, United States			1936	1961

Description

Rebuilt to conventional design in 1928.

Disposition
Description/Location	Scrapped at Superior, Wisconsin by Marine Iron & Shipbreaking Company
Arrival at Yard	1961	Beached:	Work Began:
Lost			Date: