Cason J. Callaway

On Dec. 01, 2023, the Callaway was towed from Bay Shipbuilding in Sturgeon Bay to the North Shore Marine Terminal in Escanaba.
Tug Nckelena was on tow with Tug Erika Kobasic steering.

[@Kyle-ur4mr]

I recently found out my great grandpa helped build this ship in Detroit. I’d love to see it sailing

[@DIYVariety]

brings back memories bud. cheers

[@johnmanthey2683]

😪 Very sad. She's the same vintage as the Anderson, Hoyt II, Jackson and Munson. How many more of these classics will be gone? Even the Sykes is older than her.

[@davidcoblentz7468]

The majestic old guard is slowly being replaced by the newer big boats.

[@kevinthorrington2131]

Another freighter for the scrap yard. As a Little kid growing up on the shore of Lake Superior, I remember freighters sailing up and down the lake one after another. It was exciting to see them go by. Those days are long gone.

[@LokiOdinson-fz8ps]

She has not been sent to the scrap yard...yet

[@DoorCountyDronebyMarkEvenson]

Nice Video Gary!!😃

[@GaryCihlarPhotography]

Thanks Mark!

[@TOTALCAMARO]

😢 I miss seeing the Roger Blough sailing also. ❤❤

[@dcarr4305]

I'm thinking whoever buys U.S.Steel will probably make the call on both boats Hard to hit the Like button!

[@planebois]

Is she and the Roger blough still around layed up? What about the Phillip r Clarke?

[@danielhuculak1877]

Yes on the first two, and no re the Clarke. She's back sailing after a late start to the season.

[@tmayer0009]

Great video Gary. I have a feeling her fate lies with the Blough, next step will be the scrap yard.