Historia
This tug was built in 1950 by Allied Shipbuilders Ltd. in Vancouver, BC.
Notas históricas
This vessel towed a catamaran-type barge ferry across the Peace River at Dunvegan AB. This vessel was eventually replaced by a bridge. It is in the collection of the La Crete Mennonite Heritage Village, La Crete, Alberta. This ferry was built in 1951 for use at Dunvegan. It operated there until 1961 when the Dunvegan Bridge was completed. It began service at Tompkins Landing on August 28, 1961. The ferry oprated there until it was replaced by the current ferry in 1987 (with the exception of 1977-1978 when the hover ferry was in operation). After being replaced the ferry was taken back upstream to Shaftesbury. It was never used there but was dry docked and used for parts. The ferry was acquired by the museum in 2007.
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1950-2007 she was owned by Alberta Department of Highways, Edmonton AB Canada. This vessel was dry-berthed at the La Crete Mennonite Heritage Village
Referencias
- McLaren, T.A. & Vickie Jensen (2000)
- lacretemuseum.weebly.com ↗ (website viewed 25/09/2025)