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BOB-LO
BOAT
RESTORATION
FUND
If you would
like to have
a part in
the effort
to restore
and return
to service
the Bob-Lo
Boat Ste.
Claire your
donation in
any amount
would be
most
appreciated.
Help us
to save a
National
Historic
Landmark and
an important
part of our
maritime
history.
The Ste. Claire
restoration
project is
not a
non-profit
organization,
nor are any
donations to
the project
tax
deductible.
Thank you in
advance for
your
consideration.
The Bob-Lo
Boat
Restoration
Team
Full Steam
Ahead in
2009
Ste. Claire Pen
We are pleased to offer the new Ste. Claire souvenir ink pen. Each pen is hand crafted from a section of wood from Ste. Claire's dance floor. Refills are readily available where ever office supplies are sold.
We have a very limited number of children's life preservers that were aboard the Ste. Claire, some which were never used. Don't miss this opportunity to own this unique Bob-Lo Boat collectors item. The supply is limited, first come first served, so order yours today.
$20.00 each plus $8.00 shipping and handling
Genuine Ste. Claire Life Preservers
We are offering these adult life preservers that were used aboard the Ste. Claire. Own a genuine piece of Detroit steamship history. These will make an excellent gift for the Bob-Lo fan on your gift list.
We have a few of the women's XL tee shirts remaining and we are offering them at the reduced price of $10.00 plus $5.25 shipping and handling. The target date for the re-launch of the Ste. Claire has changed however these shirts are of a very good quality at a reasonable cost. Act quickly as these will go fast. THIS IS THE ONLY SIZE AND STYLE AVAILABLE
Ste. Claire Natural Wood Dance Floor Plaque - We are pleased to offer our natural wood commemorative dance floor plaque. Each plaque is hand crafted and includes a section of the Ste. Claire's original dance floor. This plaque features an image of the Ste. Claire.
$20.00 per plaque plus $10.00 shipping and handling
Hang them inside or out, these beautiful wind spinners are real attention getters. The photo on the spinner is applied using an infusion process and powder coating, specifically made for outdoor use. Oh yes, and it is Bob-Lo blue.
They're the perfect gift for the Bob-Lo Boat fan on your gift list. Be among the first to own one of these soon to be collectibles.
$39.00 each FREE SHIPPING
PHOTOGRAPHER
JOE
STEVENS
"BOB-LO
MEMORIES
ON
DISPLAY"
The Round Up taken on the island in the mid sixties. Purchased prints will not bear the watermark shown in sample images. In your e-mail to Patrice specify Print Name, Print Size, Matte or Gloss and Sepia or Black and White.
A donation to the restoration is made for each print sold
Signed copy of Bob-Lo: An Island in Troubled Waters
Annessa Carlisle
Published by: Momentum Books, LLC
It's been a picnic ground, an amusement park and home to million-dollar mansions, but few know the complex story behind the Canadian island adopted by Detroiters as their own.
Bob-Lo: An Island in Troubled Waters brings to life with vivid detail not only the numerous changes that have swept over the island with the tides of time, but specifically the impact it has had on its longest-residing private citizen, Dorothy Tresness.
Her story is as turbulent as the history of the island itself. The beloved Bob-Lo Boats are gone, the rides are dismantled but the story of Bob-Lo is far from over as Dorothy, in her 80s, steadfastly holds claim to her private slice of island paradise. Each book is signed by the author Annessa Carlisle.
