Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 29, no. 9 (Mid-Summer 1997), photos

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The best photo of SCOTIADOC we have seen was taken by Jim Kidd below Humberstone on the W . S . C. , July 1st, 1952. BURLINGTON, en route to her fateful meeting with SCOTIADOC, was photographed by J . H. Bascom at Mission Point on June 19, 1953. CANADIAN MARINER, assisted by D. C. EVEREST and various McKeil tugs, lies aground in the Seaway off Blind Bay. June 20, 1997, photo by Ron Beaupre.

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