Posted by [Name Withheld], 11 December 2008 at 23:01
I think this might be the old Northern Railway wharf at Toronto, the main lumber-loading wharf in the city at the time. It was replaced in 1869. The schooner Trade Winds was active in the port's lumber trade in the later 1860s. I can't see the Toronto islands, which should be in view from just about all of the wharves except the Queen's Wharf or the Northern Railway wharf.
Posted by Jsmith, 22 October 2010 at 22:14
This ship was commisioned in Port Hope and the Captain was George Wright.
Who was the Father Or Brother of My Grandmother,s fist Husband Mark Wright.
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I think this might be the old Northern Railway wharf at Toronto, the main lumber-loading wharf in the city at the time. It was replaced in 1869. The schooner Trade Winds was active in the port's lumber trade in the later 1860s. I can't see the Toronto islands, which should be in view from just about all of the wharves except the Queen's Wharf or the Northern Railway wharf.
This ship was commisioned in Port Hope and the Captain was George Wright. Who was the Father Or Brother of My Grandmother,s fist Husband Mark Wright.
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