This steel hulled side-wheel overnight passenger vessel was built in 1893 by the Detroit Dry Dock Company at Wyandotte, Michigan. Owner, Detroit &amp; Cleveland Steam Navigation Company, ran her and her twin, the City of Alpena. Gross tonnage 1,749 tons. 266 feet long, 69' 2" wide, depth of 13' 4." Laid up in 1919, sold in 1921 for Lake Michigan service to the Graham &amp; Morton line of Chicago. Name changed to the <i>City of Holland</i>. In 1924 her owner bought out by the Goodrich Transit Company. The depression of 1929 put this company and this ship out of business in the 1930's. Laid up in the 1930's until scrapped in 1940.
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