1913-1922
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- In
1914 Crowley dedicated personnel and
equipment to the Panama Pacific
International Exposition
- Crowley acquired several small derrick
barges outfitted with A-frames and booms for
lifting cargo onto and off lighters
- During the First World War, the company
built and added to its fleet a large,
heavy-lift derrick barge which could perform
100-ton lifts
- In 1913, Crowley became the General
Manager of and later purchased the Red
Stacks
- In 1915, Crowley purchased Paradise Park
and transported people into the park from
their private yachts
- During World War I Crowley raised the
laid-up coal barge City of Panama, repaired
her and converted her to a five-masted
schooner
- Crowley began transporting coal and other
commodities to Australia and South America
- Crowley entered a partnership that
operated two steam schooners and three steel
ships
- Four 150-foot wooden tugs with steam
engines were constructed
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