The Dossin Museum Again

I decided to take a look at the website that tracks shipping on the Great Lakes and I saw that a ship was just coming into Lake St. Clair.  That generally means I have about 2 hours to get to Belle Isle, so I figured I would take a trip today.  I was still feeling a little under the weather and the weather was looking a little under the weather so I wasn't sure if I wanted to go.  In the end, I'm glad I went.

I thought I would try to take pictures of the ship from the Dossin Museum's pilothouse.  As I got in, it didn't look good.

 This is the anchor from the Edmund Fitzgerald.  I think I've taken pictures of it before but I'm pretty sure I didn't like something about them.

 A flag pole.  It looks like it may come from a ship, but I'm not sure.

 A propellor from a ship.  I'm not sure what one.

 Another angle of the anchor from the Edmund Fitzgerald.

 This is a speed boat from the 30's.  I think it was used in racing along the Detroit River.

 Another angle.  Unfortunately, it is not really is a good spot for picture taking.  Shame because it's a beautiful boat.

 This was a stained glass window from the cruise ship City of Detroit.  Unfortunately, the ship is no longer in service and I don't believe there are currently any ships that cruise the lakes.  Shame really.

 Looking at Windsor from the pilothouse.  I guess it wouldn't have been too bad but the windows were dirty.

Looking upriver from the pilothouse.