Maritime History of the Great Lakes

KATHLEEN

Description
Creator
Fanjoy, Allan, Photographer
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Fading photograph of the North Shore Navigation Company steamboat KATHLEEN (renamed CITY OF LONDON in 1893) with a wharf piled with lumber in the background. A variety of the crew pose for the camera, possibly alongside the owners. The engineers stand at the opening on the main deck. The captain is probably the uniformed figure on top of the pilot house. There are more women than were usually found working on board ship in that period.
Notes
KATHLEEN was launched in Kingston in 1888, and rebuilt in Deseronto in 1891 before being sold to the North Shore Navigation Company on Georgian Bay. In 1893 she was renamed CITY OF LONDON. In 1899 she was moved back to the Saint Lawrence River.

Fanjoy is known to have operated in Alliston, 1890-96.
Inscriptions
"Fanjoy 16"
Reverse: "From the Palace Studio of Allan Fanjoy, Alliston, Ont. Notice -- Photos in all the latest styles at moderate prices. Tourists' Attention -- A full line of Views all along the Georgian Bay, namely, of Mills, Boats, Picturesque Scenery, Towns and Villages, always in stock. Allan Fanjoy, Photographer"
Publisher
Fanjoy, Allan
Place of Publication
Alliston, Ont.
Date of Original
c 1892
Dimensions
Width: 25.4 cm
Height: 20.3 cm
Image Dimensions
Image Width: 20.2cm
Image Height: 15.4cm
Subject(s)
Crews
Steamboats
Kathleen (steamboat)
Marine Engineers
Local identifier
191
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Georgian Bay
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 45.515555 Longitude: -81.070277
Copyright Statement
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KATHLEEN


Fading photograph of the North Shore Navigation Company steamboat KATHLEEN (renamed CITY OF LONDON in 1893) with a wharf piled with lumber in the background. A variety of the crew pose for the camera, possibly alongside the owners. The engineers stand at the opening on the main deck. The captain is probably the uniformed figure on top of the pilot house. There are more women than were usually found working on board ship in that period.