Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Ocean Steamers at the Docks, Montreal, Canada

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Posted by Brian Matthews, 13 May 2010 at 20:16

The barge does not seem to be moored alongside the visible floating grain elevator. It may be moored against a second, hidden, elevator. The barge “Ned” was built by John Neville, Ottawa, 1881, registration 83322, 110' long, 8' draught, 152 gross tons, square stern, owned by Ottawa Transportation Company, registry closed 28 January 1908.

Posted by Thiophene_guy, 2 September 2010 at 23:37

An animated gif has been prepared to assist 3D viewing without eyestrain or glasses: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7726011@N07/4951188447/sizes/o/

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Ocean Steamers at the Docks, Montreal, Canada


Stereoview of Montreal showing the Allan Line's CALIFORNIAN being loaded with grain by one of the harbour's floating elevators. A group of idlers watching the activity from the pier, looking in part, through the dredge moored to the right of the image. The barge being unloaded appears to be named NED _OTT__