USS City of South Haven

SS City of South Haven pre-World War I, with her decks crowded with passengers.
History
United States
Name	SS City of South Haven
Owner	Dunkley-Williams and Company of South Haven, Michigan
Builder	Craig Shipbuilding of Toledo, Ohio
Launched	1903
Fate	Damaged by fire 3 December 1935, scrapped 1942
General characteristics
Tonnage	1719 gross register tons

USS City of South Haven (ID-2527) was a transport ship for the United States Navy at the close of World War I. Before the war, she was a passenger steamship that sailed as SS City of South Haven on the Great Lakes. In post-war civilian service she operated as SS City of Miami between Florida and Cuba before returning to the Great Lakes as SS E.G. Crosby. She was scrapped in 1942 following a fire.