Myron C Taylor

The Myron C Taylor was built in 1929 for the Pittsburgh Steamship Co. by the Great Lakes Engineering Works, River Rouge, MI. She was converted to a self-unloader in 1956 and was re-powered in 1968. Her origninal engine. was a 2200 ihp triple expansion engine

• Port side bow from Shooters Restaurant board walk.
• Getting ready to unload
• Bow showing a slight port list since the "boom water" is aboard, but the unloading boom has yet to swing out over the starboard side to unload.
• Bow edging close to the boardwalk MV American Republic passing behind
• Parked pretty close to the boardwalk
• Bow of the Taylor with the stern of the Iglehart in the background
• Myron C Taylor By R. Burdick

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