The Saginaw River and Beyond w/ Todd Shorkey (February 2023)

On the evening of Saturday, February 18, 2023, Todd Shorkey gave a presentation, "The Saginaw River and Beyond," to the Saginaw River Marine Historical Society. This event took place at Trinity Episcopal Church, 815 N. Grant (corner of Center Ave. and N. Grant St.) in Bay City, Michigan.
Details about Todd's "The Saginaw River and Beyond" presentation: / 1388156961703301
Todd is a U.S. Coast Guard Licensed Merchant Mariner working as a Captain for the Bay City Boat Lines, as well as Fire Lieutenant/E.M.T. for the Portsmouth Township Fire Department. He retired from the Bay City Department of Public Safety, Fire Operations Division, in March of 2020 after more than 25 years of service, retiring as a Battalion Chief. Todd was one of the first firefighters on the scene when the fuel tanker, Jupiter, exploded and burned on the Saginaw River. Todd has also worked as a Deckhand for Malcolm Marine on the tug Manitou and is a FAA Certified Unmanned Small Aircraft System Pilot.
• "Saginaw River Images - by Todd Shorkey" Facebook page: / saginawriverimages
• Todd Shorkey's "Saginaw_River_Images" (@sagrivimages) on Instagram: / sagrivimages
• Todd Shorkey's "Saginaw River Images" website: saginawriverimages.blogspot.com
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The Saginaw River Marine Historical Society has seven monthly FREE presentations a year and they start at 6:30 pm, usually on the third Saturday of each month. Customarily, there are no presentations in May, June, July, August and December. Our upcoming presentations here: / events
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The 2400 square foot Saginaw River Marine Historical Society Museum and Store is in the Bay City Town Center (formerly known as Bay City Mall) and is located next to Zales Jewelers. Link to the Saginaw River Marine Historical Society Museum and Store on Google Maps: goo.gl/maps/M2hhiofdV1pNbeuF8
The artifacts on display in the SRMHS Museum tell the story of shipbuilding on the Saginaw River. While it is not a complete history of shipbuilding, we hope this will encourage visitors to learn more about the contributions of early Saginaw River shipbuilders. More than 650 commercial vessels were built on the Saginaw River and around the Saginaw Bay.
You can make an appointment to visit the SRMHS Museum and Store by calling Don Morin (SRMHS president) at 989-545-9425.
(Note: Bay City Town Center is an enclosed shopping mall in Bangor Township, Bay County, Michigan, just outside the city of Bay City.
Information Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_Cit... )

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  • @georgestrieter9234
    @georgestrieter9234 Жыл бұрын

    Good job Todd

  • @srmhs

    @srmhs

    11 ай бұрын

    You can check out "Saginaw River Images - by Todd Shorkey" Facebook page at facebook.com/SaginawRiverImages

  • @duenge
    @duenge Жыл бұрын

    Excellent job, Todd! Whiskey here...

  • @srmhs

    @srmhs

    11 ай бұрын

    Todd Shorkey will give the presentation "Docks, Cargoes, and Vessels of the Saginaw River," to the SRMHS on Saturday, February 17, 2024.

  • @danielmorris3687
    @danielmorris36875 ай бұрын

    I know it's a year later so I can only hope you see this. My question is, when did you take your river trip on Joyce L? It's cool to see JAW Iglehart working because she's been moored for at least 7-8 yrs at Superior as a cement storage barge. Great video, btw. ✌️🍁

  • @EngineerEng1

    @EngineerEng1

    5 ай бұрын

    This was taken during the 2004 season. It was pretty cool, as we passed JAW Iglehart everyone on the Joyce L had to go out and wave/yell as the cook on JAW Iglehart used to be the cook on Joyce L.

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