A Last Night on the “Alexander Henry”

So sad to hear. I was planning to take my son to see this boat. As my father sailed for many years on this same ship . MY HEART IS BROKEN. WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL I WENT ONTO THE ALEXANDER HENRY WITH MY DAD. I DON'T HAVE MY DAD AS HE HAS PASSED .MEMORIES I WILL ALWAYS HAVE ♡♥♡♥♡ I still remember Captain Dubbie Please could I have the address in Picton ??

Brenda:
Thank you for the comment on the Alexander Henry article. A ship such as the Henry touches many lives. My information at the time I wrote the article indicated it was taken to an industrial pier north of Picton, but I doubt they would let any visitors aboard. However, I may have some good news for you; as of a few weeks ago, the ship will return to Thunder Bay as a tourist attraction.


Here is the article in the Sudbury Times- Just cut and paste into the URL box on your browser.

https://www.sudbury.com/around-the-north/icebreaker-ship-alexander-henry-returning-to-thunder-bay-to-become-tourist-attraction-586979


If you still wish to contact the place where the ship is currently docked (as far as I know, at least), here is the information.

Lehigh Cement Company
P.O. Box 620, 1370 Highway 49 South
Picton, Ontario
K0K 2T0
CONTACT: Frank Stegnar, Cement Sales Manager (Ontario)
Phone: 647-987-2300, 613-476-3233
Toll-Free: 1-800-437-7762

EMAIL: frank.stegnar@essroc.com
WEB: http://www.lehighhanson.com/


John Reisinger