Niagara Shipbuilding, Buffalo NY
Niagara Shipbuilding was started by G. T. Weisbeck and Robert Nelson at the extreme south end of the Buffalo waterfront. It closed after the war. If anyone can add to the table below, please email info@navalmarinearchive.com.
Most recent update: 2021-08-30.
| Hull# | O.N. | Name | Customer | Type | Navy Type | Pennant # | Tons | Feet | Delivery | Disposition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 247 | 70 | 1943 | Sank south of Oahu, in wartime | ||||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 248 | 70 | 1943 | Sold 1947 | ||||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 249 | 70 | 1943 | Sold 1947 | ||||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 250 | 70 | 1943 | Sold 1947, now Tycho Brahe | ||||
| US Navy | Tug | YTL | 251 | 70 | 1943 | Sold 1947 | ||||
| US Navy | Lighter | YF | 415 | 300 | 132 | 1943 | Sunk by explosion 1944 | |||
| US Navy | Lighter | YF | 416 | 300 | 132 | 1943 | To USCG 1947 as White Sumac (WAGL/WLM 540); to Dominican Rep as Capotillo (BA 2), active | |||
| US Navy | Lighter | YF | 417 | 300 | 132 | 1943 | To USCG 1947 as White Alder (WAGL/WLM 541), sank 1968 | |||
| US Navy | Lighter | YFR | 443 | 300 | 132 | 1943 | To Colombia 1964 as Quindo (BO 153), active |