Total Number of Images: 195
Last updated on 1/14/2018
Vessel Statistics:
178' long
49' beam
Engine:450hp
Top Speed: 20mph
Passenger Capacity:
Last updated on 1/14/2018
Vessel Statistics:
178' long
49' beam
Engine:450hp
Top Speed: 20mph
Passenger Capacity:
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Captain Leander Lavallee. Born c 1870, died c 1944.
Owner of steamer Governor Endicott 1919-1922.
Owner of Mount Washington 1922-1932.
Owner of steamer Marshall Foch 1932-1935.
Owner (again) of the Mount from 1935-1939.
Builder and part-owner of new Mount 1940-1942.
Drawings from 1928 booklet.
Owner of steamer Governor Endicott 1919-1922.
Owner of Mount Washington 1922-1932.
Owner of steamer Marshall Foch 1932-1935.
Owner (again) of the Mount from 1935-1939.
Builder and part-owner of new Mount 1940-1942.
Drawings from 1928 booklet.
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The above photo of the old Mount (magnified below) is unlike any other in this image collection, as it shows TWO smokestacks instead of one, and the second deck extended all the way to the prow of the vessel.
This is simply a case of mistaken identity. The vessel shown is of that "other" Lady of the Lake - the one that plied the waters of Lake Memphremagog, which spans the US/Canadian border in Vermont and Quebec.
This is simply a case of mistaken identity. The vessel shown is of that "other" Lady of the Lake - the one that plied the waters of Lake Memphremagog, which spans the US/Canadian border in Vermont and Quebec.
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