links

Sheila's current favorite website -

http://www.animatedknots.com/

Extremely clear directions, & you can have the animation proceed at your speed! Foolproof.

Just go to their "the knot list" page and click on which one you want to learn.

It even tells you the uses for each knot and other interesting information.

*Oswego Area*
*Arts & Culture for Oswego County*	*Oswego County Website*
*DiscoverOswego.com***	*Oswego Harborfest*
*Essroc Cement Company*	*Oswego.com*
*Fort Ontario*	*Oswego Maritime Foundation*
*Oswego City Website*	*Port of Oswego Authority*
*Oswego County Promotion and Tourism*	*Safe Haven Museum*
*Sprague Energy*	*Oswego Railroad Museum*
	*For hours of local museums, see below.*
*History Related*
*Historic Naval Ships Association*	*Hamilton Ships Company of 1812*
*Glossary of nautical terms*	*Hamilton and Scourge Discovery***
*Great Lakes Shipwrecks*	*Hamilton and Scourge - Before the War of 1812*
*Great Lakes Shipwreck Research*	*Maritime History of the Great Lakes*
*Great Lakes and Seaway Shipping*	*Naval History Foundation*
Marine & Rail Museum, Owen Sound, ON
*Other Topics That Tie in With Our Programs or Exhibits*
*The American Steamship Company*	Oswego Lighthouse - boatnerd.com
*Duluth Shipping News*	*Oswego Lighthouse* - midwestconnection.com
*Great Lakes Cruising Club*	*Ships in a Storm* by James Gale Tyler
*Heavens Above*	*Star Calc Home Page*
*Titanic Related Sites*
*Encyclopedia Titanica*	*White Star Line Info*
*Titanic Historical Society*	*Reproduction Titanic China* (such as in the "Titanic Affair" Silent Auction)
*RMS Titanic, Inc.*	*Titanic Research & Modeling Association*
*Ships in Port*
*Beluga* *Projects (Beluga Revolution et al)*	*The Niña*
*Algoma Central Corporation (Algoway, etc)*	*Greenfleet* (see about half-way down the page, among the Beluga ships)
*Upper Lakes Group Inc. (Algoway, etc)*	*The Lois McClure*
*Tug Shenandoah*	The Royaliste

The "links" pictured at the top of the page are part of a large 19th century iron ship's chain, recovered from the wreck of the "John Burt," on display at the museum.