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Helena, the largest Sheboygan-built ship, sank in Canadian waters in 1918

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Helena, the largest ship ever built in Sheboygan, was named in honor of Miss Helena Meyer. The Helena measured 290 feet keel, 318 feet overall, 41 feet beam and 26 feet depth. She had four masts with topmasts, three sails and two stacks for her steam engine.

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Helena, the largest Sheboygan-built ship, sank in Canadian waters in 1918

The launching of the Helena in 1887 was a cause of celebration that closed down many Sheboygan businesses for the event.

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Sheboygan Press Media broke the news in 2 years ago on Thursday, September 7, 2023.

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