Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 34, no. 7 (April 2002), photos

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James photo caught HAMONIC on June 12, 1909, as she stopped at Owen Sound on her delivery trip from Collingwood to Sarnia. Renowned photographer John Boyd may have caught HAMONIC at Sarnia on June 23, 1909, as she was preparing to depart on her first scheduled trip. Young photo shows HAMONIC leaving the Poe Lock on the downbound portion of her first regular voyage.

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