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Daily Archives: August 24, 2016

Most Unusual Boat - NCO

A Most Unusual Boat

News, North Coast Ohio ChapterBy ACBS Website EditorAugust 24, 2016Leave a comment

This is a 1900 (C) Seacoast simple Bungalow. It was originally built on top of a 40’X80′ wooden barge in Rocky River, Ohio. It was built by a local ship builder for a wealthy Cleveland industrialist. It is suspected that it was built with six others as summer cottages. This bungalow on a barge was…

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