Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 32, no. 9 (Mid-Summer 2000), photos

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EDMONTON is downbound in the third Welland Canal in a photo from the Ontario Archives. Soot obscures the Mathews silver bands on her funnel Rowley Murphy's camera caught EDMONTON in Port Dalhousie harbour early in her career. Seventeen ships are visible and all but one are identified. EDMONTON was outbound in Toronto Eastern Gap when J. H. Bascom photographed her on July 20, 1957.

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