Arundel Corporation towboat C. J. Morrow, c. 1935

Tugboat at dock with seated man smoking in doorway, while another man walks away. Ropes are on the dock, water tower and locks in background. The tug C.J. Morrow was commissioned in 1922 and named after a former superintendent of the Arundel Corporation. It was 43 feet long and constructed of cypress; it operated until at least 1962.

Scan gift of Stuart Heritage Museum.

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Black and white print; 10x5.6 inches

English

Still image

2024.008

SHM-2024-008-SLC-001

Photographic print