Great Lakes Engineering Works
Great Lakes Engineering Works is linked to 22 vessels in public records, grouped below by role. Each link shows its source, date and confidence.
Fleet by role
Vessels built 22
Ships built by this yard.
Source: Wikidata · reported · confidence 0.8 · retrieved Sep 22, 2026
| Vessel | Type | Flag | GT | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HERBERT C JACKSONIMO 5148417 | Cargo | United States | 12,292 | 1959 |
| IMO 5097216IMO 5097216 | ship | United States | — | 1958 |
| James L. KuberIMO 5293341 | ship | — | — | 1953 |
| SS William Clay FordIMO 5390412 | ship | — | — | 1953 |
| Cason J.CallawayIMO 5065392 | ship | — | — | 1952 |
| VacationlandIMO 5428568 | Ferry | — | — | 1951 |
| MississagiIMO 5128467 | Bulk carrier | — | 10,588 | 1943 |
| IMO 5294307IMO 5294307 | Bulk carrier | — | 9,790 | 1943 |
| ALPENAIMO 5206362 | Cargo | United States | 8,018 | 1942 |
| John HulstIMO 5173838 | ship | — | — | 1938 |
| CalumetIMO 5244807 | ship | — | — | 1929 |
| Steamship William G. Mather Maritime MuseumIMO 5390577 | ship | United States | — | 1925 |
| IMO 5040536IMO 5040536 | lake freighter | — | — | 1922 |
| SS DELPHINEIMO 8971815 | Pleasure craft | Marshall Islands | 1,342 | 1921 |
| SS William H. DonnerIMO 5390682 | ship | — | — | 1914 |
| SS Willis L. KingIMO 5056389 | ship | — | — | 1911 |
| Willis B BoyerIMO 5077228 | lake freighter | United States | — | 1911 |
| James E. FerrisIMO 5168780 | lake freighter | — | 5,494 | 1910 |
| SS St. Marys ChallengerIMO 5009984 | ship | — | 6,969 | 1906 |
| SS Frank C. BallIMO 5166938 | ship | — | — | 1906 |
| SS J.H. SheadleIMO 5201130 | ship | — | — | 1906 |
| SS William G. MatherIMO 5139076 | ship | — | — | 1905 |
Company facts
- Other names
- GLEW
Identifiers
- WikidataQ5599444Source: Wikidata
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