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Revision as of 15:18, 10 March 2020
The St. Helena II is a canal boat that was built by a 10-man team under the direction of the Stark County Historical Society. The builders included Paul Baird, Clyde Gainey, Carrol Gantz, Gale Hartel, Jim Guest, Ed Harriman, Dick Mohler, Pete Neidert, Roy Preece and Walter Smith[1]. The boat was first dedicated on July 11th, 1970 and retired in November of 1994. The boat currently is on display outdoors behind the Old Canal Days Heritage House Museum in St. Helena Heritage Park.
The boat was among the first canal boat reproductions created on the Ohio & Erie Canal. The plans for the boat were based on a scale model by W.J. McLaughlin, who encountered the St. Helena over the years working as a repairman at the McLaughlin Drydock. The St. Helena was one of the boats he remembered well - so well that he created a model of the boat in 1933 based on his memory of the boat. This model was used by C.M. Gantz to design the St. Helena II.
W.J. McLaughlin with his model of the St. Helena.
The original St. Helena canal boat.
Plans for the St. Helena II created by C.M. Gantz.
St. Helena II after being removed from the water via crane.
Building the Canal Boat
See below for pictures which document the construction of the St. Helena II:
1969, August 6 - Picture of boat.
1969, August 6 - Picture of boat.
1969, July 26, - Preparing to lift.
1969, July 26 - Lifting the boat.
1969, July 26 - Lifting the boat.
1969, July 26 - Boat is airborne.
1969, July 26, - Cranes
1969, July 26, - Cranes
1969, July 26, - Cranes
1969, July 26, - Cranes
1969, July 26, - Cranes
1969, July 26, - Cranes
1969, July 26 - Taking the boat to water.
1969, July 26 - Taking the boat to water.
1969, July 26 - Taking the boat to water.
1969, July 26 - Taking the boat to water.
1969, August 6 - Picture of boat in water.
1970, January 3 - Workers
1970, January 3 - Workers
1970, January 3 - Workers
1970, January 3 - The Forge
1970, January 3 - Men at the forge.
1970, January 3 - Men at the forge.
1970, January 3 - Men at the forge.
1970, February 1 - The boat's fore.
1970, February 1 - The boat's fore.
1970, February 1 - The boat's aft.
1970, February 1 - The boat.
1970, February 1 - The boat.
1970, February 15 - The boat's midcabin.
1970, February 15 - The boat's midcabin.
1970, February 15 - The boat's fore.
1970, February 15 - The boat's boat's fore.
1970, February 15 - The boat's aft.
1970, February 15 - Closeup of the boat.
1970, June 8 - Picture of the mules used to pull the boat.
1970, June 12 - The boat on the canal.
1970, June 12 - The boat on the canal.
1970, June 12 - The boat on the canal.
1970, June 12 - The boat on the canal.
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