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| | History of the Great Lakes, Vol. 1 by J.B. Mansfield, Captains, Shipping, Lighthouse Keepers and Marine |
 | | Other Events of 1854 - Navigation commenced at Buffalo April 2, the steamer Buckeye State, Capt. Jacob Imson, being the first to depart, and the straits of Mackinac opened April 25, the brig Globe being the first to pass through, bound west. |
 | | She was taken out into the bay by two other steamers, in order to save other shipping, and in an hour and a half not a particle of her wood work was to be seen. |
 | | The machinery and other parts of the steamer Mayflower, which was wrecked at Point Pelee in the fall of 1854, were recovered by the steamer Huron during the season of 1855, which came near being also wrecked while engaged in the undertaking. |
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