Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Landing at Ha! Ha! Bay

Description
Creator
Vallée, L. P.
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Stereographs
Description
Stereoview of the steamboat SAGUENAY at the pier at Ha! Ha! Bay on the lower St. Lawrence River. Cords of word line the pier to be used to fuel the steamboat's furnaces.
Notes
SAGUENAY burned in 1861 and was converted to a barge.
Inscriptions
Reverse:
Canadian Scenery
by
L. P. Vallée,
Portrait and Landscape Photographer,
No. 39, St. John St., Quebec.
Always on hand, views of Quebec, of all Sizes
[Handwritten title]
Landing at Ha! Ha! Bay
Date of Publication
1860
Subject(s)
Piers & wharves
Saguenay (steamboat)
Local identifier
875
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Ha! Ha! Bay:
    Rivière Saguenay
    Quebec, Canada
    Latitude: 48.3501235834999 Longitude: -70.7717070556641
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Landing at Ha! Ha! Bay


Stereoview of the steamboat SAGUENAY at the pier at Ha! Ha! Bay on the lower St. Lawrence River. Cords of word line the pier to be used to fuel the steamboat's furnaces.