History #
The FREDDIE ADAMS was a propeller tug built in 1906 by G. Adams in Parry Sound, Ontario. It was a wooden vessel with dimensions of 40 feet in length, 9 feet in width, and 5 feet in depth. The tug had a gross capacity of 16 tons and a net capacity of 11 tons.
Tragically, the FREDDIE ADAMS met its demise in 1909. The exact date of the loss is unknown, but it occurred at Depot Harbour, located on the east side of Parry Sound on Lake Huron. The vessel was engulfed in a fire, resulting in its complete destruction. There is no information available regarding any loss of life during this incident.
Following the fire, the registration of the FREDDIE ADAMS was closed on September 13, 1920, indicating that the vessel was no longer in service or seaworthy.
