Not much is known about McDougall's second shipyard. McDougall sold it to Julius Barnes, who renamed it Barnes-Duluth Shipbuilding. Barnes sold it to Walter Butler Shipbuilders in 1943 and it closed in 1945. The yard was located at the end of Spring Street, in the Riverside section of West Duluth: the site is now a marina but you can see in Google here that it used to be a shipyard. If anyone can fill any of the gaps in this table, please e-mail me at tim@coltoncompany.com
| Hull # | Original Name | Original Owner | Vessel Type | USSB or MC # | Dwt or Disp. | Delivered | Disposition |
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McDougall-Duluth Company |
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| 1 | R. L. Barnes | R. L. Barnes S.S. Co. | Laker | Jul-17 | Later Hasu Maru 1942, Fortune 1945, M.T.S. No. 2 1946, scrapped 1949 | ||
| 2 | Maski/Lakemoor | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1320 | 3,600 | Nov-17 | Torpedoed and lost 1918 |
| 3 | War Centaur/Lake Traverse | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1321 | 3,600 | Apr-18 | Foundered 1955 |
| 4 | Lake Portage | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1322 | 3,600 | Jun-18 | Torpedoed and lost 1918 |
| 5 | Allette/Lake Markham | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1322 | 3,600 | Jul-18 | Later Chicago 1927, scrapped 1937 |
| 6 | Meurthe/Lake Pepin | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1324 | 3,600 | Aug-18 | Later Samoa 1923, scrapped 1947 |
| 7 | Lake Geneva | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1323 | 3,600 | Aug-18 | Later John J. O'Hagan 1925, Manomet (AG 37) 1941, Aries (AK 51) 1942, John J. O'Hagan 1946, Adelanto 1947, scrapped 1952 |
| 8 | Macon/Lake Helen | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1325 | 3,600 | Sep-18 | Later York 1926, Skogak 1929, Kama 1933, scrapped 1970 |
| 9 | Jean Duluth/Lake Indian | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1322 | 3,600 | Sep-18 | Later Rose Murphy 1925, scuttled 1927 |
| 10 | Zenith City/Lake Orange | US Shipping Board | Laker | 1326 | 3,600 | Oct-18 | Later John Gehm 1923, Menemshah (AG 39) 1941, WAG 274, John Gehm 1946, scrapped 1950 |
| 11 | Cedar Spring | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1327 | 3,600 | Nov-18 | Later Harriet 1930, Dan 1932, Luciano 1936, Ulysse 1937, Rita Ievoli 1958, Atlantis 1959, Garigliano 1961, scrapped 1966 |
| 12 | Ceralvo | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1328 | 3,600 | Apr-19 | Later Svarv 1930, Sirehei 1933, Ingul 1933, wrecked 1941 |
| 13 | Cerosco | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1329 | 3,600 | Apr-19 | Later Stein 1930, Sirendal 1933, Kura 1933, scrapped by 1960 |
| 14 | Cerro Gordo | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1330 | 3,600 | May-19 | Scrapped 1930 |
| 15 | Chamberino | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1331 | 3,600 | Jun-19 | Later Marjory Weems 1929, Marjory 1931, wrecked 1952 |
| 16 | Chamblee | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1332 | 3,600 | May-19 | Later Shoko Maru 1928. sunk by a mine 1945 |
| 17 | Chaperel | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1333 | 3,600 | Jun-19 | Later Gunda 1928, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 18 | Chantier | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1334 | 3,600 | Jul-19 | Later Roholm 1929, burnt and sank 1933 |
| 19 | Chappell | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1335 | 3,600 | May-19 | Later Isobel Weems 1926, Isobel 1931, Lanital 1937, Erice 1938, bombed and lost 1943 |
| 20 | Chautauqua | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1336 | 3,600 | Jun-19 | Later Frances Weems 1925, Frances 1931, North Brook 1940, Pei Chuen 1946, wrecked 1948 |
| 21 | Lake Flagon | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1853 | 4,145 | Sep-19 | Scrapped 1937 |
| 22 | Lake Flagstaff | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1854 | 4,145 | Oct-19 | Later Stella Lykes 1926, Josephine 1941, Leslie 1941, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 23 | Lake Flambeau | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1855 | 4,145 | Oct-19 | Later James River 1924, Frances Salman 1939, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 24 | Lake Flanders | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1856 | 4,145 | Oct-19 | Later Neches 1925, in collision and sank 1930 |
| 25 | Lake Flatonia | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1857 | 4,145 | Oct-19 | Later Texas Planter 1932, West Planter 1935, Vannes 1940, Cap de Fer 1950, Aristalex 1951, scrapped 1954 |
| 26 | Lake Flattery | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1858 | 4,145 | Nov-19 | Later Buenaventura 1923, Caribsea 1940, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 27 | Lake Strymon | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1859 | 4,145 | Nov-19 | Later City of Houston 1923, Hai Wan 1946, scrapped 1954 |
| 28 | La Crosse | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1860 | 4,145 | Apr-20 | Later City of Fort Worth 1924, Hai Chi 1946, scrapped 1951 |
| 29 | Fargo | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1861 | 4,145 | Apr-20 | Later Nantucket 1933, Norlago 1941, Hai Hsiang 1946, Chang Hua 1951, scrapped 1952 |
| 30 | Sioux Falls | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1862 | 4,145 | Apr-20 | Scrapped 1930 |
| 31 | Great Falls | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1863 | 4,145 | Jan-20 | Later Haiti 1922, Ingrid 1936, wrecked 1942 |
| 32 | Lake Floravista | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1864 | 4,145 | Apr-20 | Later Falmouth 1925, Pinta 1947, Miget 1951, wrecked 1952 |
| 33 | Lake Florian | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1865 | 4,145 | Feb-20 | Later Tillie Lykes 1926, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 34 | Lake Floris | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1866 | 4,145 | Apr-20 | Later Merrimack 1933, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 35 | Lake Flournoy | US Shipping Board | Cargo Ship | 1867 | 4,145 | May-20 | Later South Seas 1923, Velma Lykes 1929, torpedoed and lost 1942 |
| 36 | Theodore F. Reynolds | Tanker | Aug-20 | Later Athelstane 1923, Gard 1927, Gard Maru 1929, Hojo Maru 1929, Izumi Maru No. 1 1953, deleted 1979 | |||
| 37 | Julius Kessler | Tanker | Jul-20 | Later cable ship Silvergray 1922, scrapped 1934 | |||
| 39 | Philip Publicker | Tanker | Sep-20 | Later Paco 1930, Camor 1931, Phoenix 1941, Remsen Heights 1941, Santa Barbara 1946, Navem Barbara 1954, Carlos Malburg 1961, deleted 1966 | |||
| 40 | Josefa | Cargo Ship | 3,350 | Sep-20 | Later Jose Tartiere 1928, scrapped 1965 | ||
| 41 | Antonio | Cargo Ship | 3,350 | Oct-20 | Later Elizabeth R 1921, Tachira 1922, torpedoed and lost 1942 | ||
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| 50 | Interwaterways 101 | Interwaterways Line | Cargo Ship | 1,040 | May-21 | Later Richard J. Barnes 1936, Day Peckinpaugh 1958 | |
| 51 | Interwaterways 102 | Interwaterways Line | Cargo Ship | 1,040 | Jun-21 | Later Andrew M. Barnes 1936, scrapped 1950 | |
| 52 | Interwaterways 103 | Interwaterways Line | Cargo Ship | 1,040 | Jun-21 | Later Robert Barnes Fiertz 1936, Pocahontas 1964, Andros Mariner | |
| 53 | Interwaterways 104 | Interwaterways Line | Cargo Ship | 1,040 | Jul-21 | Later Alden Barnes Fiertz 1936, Coastal Carrier 1950, Bay Transport 1968, scrapped 1977 | |
| 54 | Interwaterways 105 | Interwaterways Line | Cargo Ship | 1,040 | Jul-21 | Later Michigan 1936, scrapped 1976 | |
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Barnes-Duluth Shipbuilding |
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| 1 | Tarentum |
US Maritime Comm. |
T1-M-A1 | 599 | 1,124 | May-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Huai, scuttled in Whangpoo River 1949 |
| 2 | Titusville | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 600 | 1,124 | Jun-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Han, scuttled in Whangpoo River 1949 |
| 3 | Mannington | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 601 | 1,124 | May-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Siang, later Chieh She 4 and Da Qing 4, scrapped 1992 |
| 4 | Salt Creek |
US Maritime Comm. |
T1-M-A1 | 602 | 1,124 | Jul-43 | To Britain, to Argentina 1947 as Punta Rasa, later Gauchito 1970, scrapped 1989 |
| 5 | Glen Pool | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 603 | 1,124 | Jun-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Fei, scrapped 1959 |
| 6 | Jennings | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 604 | 1,124 | Jun-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Loo, scuttled in Whangpoo River 1949 |
| 7 | Tonkawa |
US Maritime Comm. |
T1-M-A1 | 605 | 1,124 | Aug-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Luan, scrapped 1965 |
| 8 | Cromwell | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 606 | 1,124 | Sep-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Chang, scrapped 1963 |
| 9 | Benton Field | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 731 | 1,124 | Aug-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Lu, scrapped 1959 |
| 10 | Rio Bravo |
US Maritime Comm. |
T1-M-A1 | 732 | 1,124 | Sep-43 | To Britain, torpedoed and lost in Ostend Roads 1944 |
| 11 | Walnut Bend | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 733 | 1,124 | Oct-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Wei, later Chieh She 2 and Da Qing 2, scrapped 1992 |
| 12 | Loma Novia | US Maritime Comm. | T1-M-A1 | 734 | 1,124 | Oct-43 | To Britain, to China 1946 as Yung Fu, scrapped 1962 |
| 13 | Carpito | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Sep-43 | Later Esso Lambeth 1956, scrapped 1965 | |
| 14 | San Joaquin | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Sep-43 | Later Esso San Joaquin 1948 and Pemex A 1959, wrecked 1960 | |
| 15 | Temblador | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Sep-43 | Later Liquilassie1960, reefed 1987 in Tonga | |
| 16 | San Cristobal | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Sep-43 | Later Esso San Cristobal 1950, Bermuda Explorer 1960, Witwater 1968, sank 1968 | |
| 17 | Guarico | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Oct-43 | Later Esso Wandsworth, in collision and scrapped 1965 | |
| 18 | Guiria | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Oct-43 | Later Esso Guiria 1948, scrapped 1962 | |
| 19 | Valera | Creole Petroleum | Tanker | 3,401 | Oct-43 | Torpedoed and lost in Caribbean 1944 | |
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Walter Butler Shipbuilders |
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| 320 | David R. Le Craw |
US Maritime Comm. |
N3-S-A2 | 1634 | May-44 | Sold 1948 as Drakvik, later Armira and los Caribes, exploded and sank 1958 | |
| 321 | James Miller | US Maritime Comm. | N3-S-A2 | 1635 | May-44 | Scrapped 1966 | |
| 322 | Samuel Samuels | US Maritime Comm. | N3-S-A2 | 1636 | May-44 | Sold 1948 as Treviso, later Didi, Paprika and Milonga, sank 1965 | |
| 323 | Joseph Hamilton |
US Maritime Comm. |
N3-S-A2 | 1637 | May-44 | Sold 1947 as Santa Rosa, scrapped 1967 | |
| 324 | John D. Whidden | US Maritime Comm. | N3-S-A2 | 1638 | May-44 | To USA 1949, to USN 1951 as Aquarius (AK 263), scrapped 1960 | |
| 325 | George W. Brown | US Maritime Comm. | N3-S-A2 | 1639 | Jun-44 | Sold 1948 as Rovigo, scrapped 1963 | |
| 326 | George Crocker |
US Maritime Comm. |
N3-S-A2 | 1640 | Jun-44 | Scrapped 1966 | |
| 327 | Frank Dale | US Maritime Comm. | N3-S-A2 | 1641 | Jun-44 | Sold 1948 as Caleta Olivia, scrapped 1970 | |
| 328 | Cape Somerset | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2239 | Aug-44 | Completed as James W. Reese, sold 1945 as Cringle Reefer, scrapped 1974 | |
| 329 | Cape Stanhope |
US Maritime Comm. |
C1-M-AV1 | 2240 | Oct-44 | Completed as Rodger W. Young, sold 1945 as Bowline Reefer, scrapped 1973 | |
| 330 | Elmer J. Burr | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2241 | Oct-44 | Completed as Crown Reefer, wrecked and scrapped 1946 | |
| 331 | William G. Fournier | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2242 | Nov-44 | Completed as Star Reefer, scrapped 1974 | |
| 332 | Kenneth E. Gruennert |
US Maritime Comm. |
C1-M-AV1 | 2243 | Dec-44 | Completed as Grommet Reefer, to USN 1950 as T-AF 53, wrecked and scrapped 1953 | |
| 333 | Lewis Hall | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2244 | Nov-44 | Completed as Mesh Knot, to Taiwan 1948, later Union Power, Seven Stars and Timber Three, scrapped 1968 | |
| 334 | Joe P. Martinez | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2245 | Feb-45 | Completed as Round Splice, to USA 1947 as PVT Jose F. Valdez, to USN 1950 as APC 119, later T-AG 169, to NDRF 1970, scrapped 1977 | |
| 335 | William N. Nelson |
US Maritime Comm. |
C1-M-AV1 | 2246 | Jul-45 | Completed as Cable Eye, sold 1948 as Union Star, scrapped 1968 | |
| 336 | Alexander R. Nininger, Jr. | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2247 | Mar-45 | Completed as Acorn Knot, to USA 1947 as SGT George D. Keathley, to USN 1950 as T-APC 117, converted 1966 to T-AGS 35, to Taiwan 1972 as Chu Hwa, sunk as target 1989 | |
| 337 | Roband Hitch | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2248 | Mar-45 | Completed as Roband Hitch, sold 1946 as Jutahy, later Sargent, Pamit and Bambero, scrapped 1970 | |
| 338 | Harold W. Roberts |
US Maritime Comm. |
C1-M-AV1 | 2249 | Apr-45 | Completed as Irish Splice, scrapped 1970 | |
| 339 | Honda Knot | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2250 | Apr-45 | Scrapped 1972 | |
| 340 | Shamrock Knot | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2137 | May-45 | Sold 1947 as Manaqui, later Victoria T, Vaquline Pierce, Santiago Express, Paola IX, Venus and Astro, scrapped 1984 | |
| 341 | Fiador Knot |
US Maritime Comm. |
C1-M-AV1 | 2138 | May-45 | Sold 1946 as Petrochem and converted to chemical carrier, scuttled with obsolete ammo 1970 | |
| 342 | Lever's Bend | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2139 | Jun-45 | Sold 1946 as Galena, scrapped 1972 | |
| 343 | Manrope Knot |
US Maritime Comm. |
C1-M-AV1 | 2140 | Jul-45 | Hulked 1972, sold 1979 as Esk-Ind-Al Sea and converted to fish factory ship, scrapped 1993 | |
| 344 | Marline Hitch | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2135 | Jul-45 | Sold 1946 as Don Aurelio, later Normarti, converted 1958 to the world's first LNG carrier, Methane Pioneer, converted 1971 to LPG storage barge Aristotle, in Recife, reported scrapped 1979 | |
| 345 | Mainsheet Eye | US Maritime Comm. | C1-M-AV1 | 2136 | Aug-45 | Sold 1947 as Republica de Colombia, later Ciudad de Turbo, scrapped 1994 | |