c. 1947; excursion steamer Cadillac leaving Erieau, Ontario, enroute to Cleveland, Ohio; the Cadillac was built in 1928 as a passenger ferry between Windsor and Detroit, as well as for excursions to Belle Isle and Boblo Island; in 1942 it was sold to the US Coast Guard, renamed Arrowwood and converted to an ice breaker; rebuilt in 1946 as a passenger vessel with its name restored to Cadillac; it travelled between Cleveland and Cedar Point, and Cleveland and Erieau; in 1952 it was sold, renamed Lady Hamilton, and ran between Hamilton and Port Dalhousie; 1958: it was tied to a dock in Hamilton and used as a restaurant; scrapped in 1962.