Maritime History of the Great Lakes

City of London, Dominion, Carmona and Narragansett at Kincardine

Description
Creator
Scougall, John, Photographer
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Photograph of harbor of Kincardine with the DOMINION at the inner wharf alongside the Grand Trunk Railway tracks. The CITY OF LONDON is coming in off the lake. The CARMONA is tied up by the customs building.
Date of Original
c1892-1900
Subject(s)
Harbors
Lighthouses
Carmona (steamboat)
City of London (Propeller)
Dominion (Propeller)
Narragansett (Schooner)
Collection
Ron Beaupre
Geographic Coverage
  • Kincardine
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 44.1770826024988 Longitude: -81.6401209804535
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City of London, Dominion, Carmona and Narragansett at Kincardine


Photograph of harbor of Kincardine with the DOMINION at the inner wharf alongside the Grand Trunk Railway tracks. The CITY OF LONDON is coming in off the lake. The CARMONA is tied up by the customs building.