Islay as built with her original wooden cabin
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After her first rebuild as a grocery launch for Duluth Marine Supply, ca. 1920
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Making a delivery in the 1920's
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At Marine Iron & Shipbuilding during World War II
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In service for Einar Miller in Bayfield after her first repowering
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As the Bayfield
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As the Bayfield
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Hauled out for rebuilding in Kewaunee in 1974
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In Sturgeon Bay after double-plating of her hull, 1975
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Installation of her "new" Kahlenberg B-3 during restoration in Milwaukee
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Re-launching after hull repairs, 1997
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Running in Milwaukee Harbor with schooner Madeline
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At her dock in Milwaukee
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Stern view
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Pilothouse and bow
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Pilothouse
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Nameboard
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Wheel
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B-3 Kahlenberg engine
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Engine and flywheel
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Engine Chadburn
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Inside the hull looking forward
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Art scratched on the engine room wall
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Coal bunker hatches still in the deck from her steam days
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The man who saved the Islay, Greg Stamatelakys
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