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Front of a brochure with graphic design featuring two women and a man on the deck of a ship. Text reads “Great Lakes Cruise Transit Corporation S.S. Juniata S.S. Octorara Season 1936 Nature’s Route between The West and The East Restful – Comfortable Healthful – Enjoyable The Only Through Service Between Buffalo – Cleveland – Detroit Mackinac Island – Sault Ste Marie Houghton – Duluth Great Lakes Transit Corporation Passenger Traffic Manager 120 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, N.Y.”
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Great Lakes Cruise, 1936 Magnet

$5.00

This image is a consolidation of a 1936 tri-fold brochure that promoted Great Lakes travel on the S. S. Juniata and S. S. Octorara as part of the Great Lakes Transit Corporation. The ships were built by the American Shipbuilding Company to accommodate goods and passengers traveling from the Erie Canal in Buffalo, New York, to the new west.

The S. S. Juniata was eventually converted into a museum and is currently docked in Muskegon, Michigan, as a National Historic Landmark.

This 2" x 3" rectangle magnet features a historical image from the collections at the Archives of Michigan.

All magnets are printed and assembled at the Michigan History Center in Lansing, Michigan.

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