Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Scanner, v. 37, no. 1 (October 2004), photos

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GLENELG It is May 23, 1958, and GLENELG prepares to unload her first cargo of cement at Toronto. Photo by J. H. Bascom. Note that her hull is red. On July 7, 1958, the Editor caught GLENELG inbound at the Toronto East Gap with a full load of gas pipeline sections. The grey hull is new. GLENELG is upbound below old Bridge 10 on the Welland Canal on October 17, 1964. J. H. Bascom photo.

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