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Finding Aid: C. Patrick Labadie TBRC 6a Sail Finding Aid: C. Patrick Labadie Collection [TBRC-6: SAIL] LUCERNE MALTA NEWHOUSE, OSCAR SCOTT?-Sand Point Wreck, SHUPE, WM SIMMONS, ROUSE STARKE WOODRUFF, L. C. 2. Photographs - Unidentified Vessels 3. Photographs - Copies & Clippings 4. Provision Accounts 5. Technical - Drawings 6. Technical - Rigging & Sails 7. Technical - Statistics & Equipment 8. Wage Account for Seamen Box 10: Manuscripts / Publications Folders 1. Barkhausen, Henry N.; "Focusing on the Centerboard" 2. Cecil, Owen S.; "History of Small Working Sailboats Among Native Americans of Manitoulin Island, Ontario," pp 1 - 42 3. Cecil, Owen S.; "History of Small Working Sailboats Among Native Americans of Manitoulin Island, Ontario," appendices 4. Chapelle, Howard I.; "American Small Sailing Craft; Their Design, Development, and Construction," pp 12-18, 29-36, 70-80, 332-340 5. Martin, Jay C.; "The Grand Haven Rig: An Adaptation of the Great Lakes Schooner Rig in the Transitional Period Between the Supremacy of Sail and Steam" 6. Martin, Jay C.; "The Grand Haven Rig: A Great Lakes Phenomenon" and "Wire Rigging: A Technical Innovation Reaches the Great Lakes" 7. Smith, Oscar B.; "The Schooner LA PETITE: Journal of Captain Oscar B. Smith" 8. Snider, C.H.J.; "Schooner Days Index from January 31, 1931 to December 24, 1948" and "Schooners Days" Toronto Evening Telegram Box 11: Manuscripts / Publications Folders 1. Wilson, Loudon G.; "Loudon G. Wilson Collection GLMS-71," Institute for Great Lakes Research, Bowling Green State University 2. Wilson, Loudon G.; "History of the Two Mast Rig; Brigantines and Schooners" 3. Wilson, Loudon G., "Directory of Great Lakes Commercial Sail, 1800-1920"