Maritime History of the Great Lakes

"Midland City" awaiting "The Flyer" 30,000 Island Route, Georgian Bay, Midland, Ont.

Description
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Postcards
Description
Coloured postcard of the Georgian Bay Tourist Company steamboat MIDLAND CITY at the wharf, Midland, ON
Notes
ex MAUD and AMERICA, the MIDLAND CITY was moved to Georgian Bay in 1921 and converted from a paddlewheeler to a screw propeller in 1933. Divided back. Letter on back but not stamped or postmarked. Note dated "Bala, Ontario Sept. 4"
Inscriptions
""Midland City" awaiting "The Flyer" 30,000 Island Route, Georgian Bay, Midland, Ont."
Reverse: "Published by Valentine-Black Co. Ltd. Toronto, Printed in Great Britain"
Note: " Darling Howard, This is the ship that we went on, Monday noon, and we did not get off until Wednesday night. We had the best state-room on the boat, except the Captain's room, which was right next ours, and just back of the pilot house. It had its own little toilet room. I have marked it with a cross. Love from Grandman"
Publisher
Valentine-Black Co. Ltd
Place of Publication
Toronto
Date of Original
c1921
Dimensions
Width: 13.8 cm
Height: 9 cm
Subject(s)
Local identifier
157
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 44.7501 Longitude: -79.88296
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"Midland City" awaiting "The Flyer" 30,000 Island Route, Georgian Bay, Midland, Ont.


Coloured postcard of the Georgian Bay Tourist Company steamboat MIDLAND CITY at the wharf, Midland, ON