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Bridge View Park SSM
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Stewart J Cort passing under the bridge
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American Spirit going to Marquette
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Kaye E Barker up from Stoneport
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Burns Harbor going to Burns Harbor, Indiana
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Agate on the Crisp Point Beach
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From the top of the tower
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CSL Laurentien
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entering the Rock Cut
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Oakglen entering
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the Nebish Rock Cut
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Oakglen in the Rock Cut
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Frontenac entering the Macarthur Lock
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A very tight fit
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Unloading boom
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Agate visits Taffy Abel Arena
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Going to a hockey game
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LSSU vs St Thomas
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Pullar Community building was completed in 1939 at a cost of $181,000 and was state-of-the art at the time of completion. Pullar Community Building was one of the few rinks in the world to have summer ice. Pullar has been used for teen dances, graduation ceremonies, big bands, as a roller rink, and is still being used for visiting circuses. Red Wing greats such as Gordie Howe, Ted Lindasy, Sid Abel, and Alex Delvecchio skated at the Pullar as did the Lake Superior State University Lakers and the Soo Indians. Pullar is currently home to the Hiawatha Skating Club, the Sault High Blue Devils, and the Sault Michigan Hockey Association along with other local youth and adult hockey leagues.
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Outside Pullar
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Agate watches Connie skate inside
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Devils Kitchen on Mackinac Island
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M185 shore and the Mackinac Bridge
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Stewart J Cort passing by
the first 1000 foot long freighter
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Forward pilot house on the Cort
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Stern of the Cort
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One of the oldest lakers
the Wilfred Sykes
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Agates favorite
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