Maritime History of the Great Lakes

CONISCLIFFE HALL on Lake Ontario near the False Duck Islands

Description
Creator
Baird, William, Photographer
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
CONISCLIFFE HALL, en route to Port Colborne for conversion to a drillrig, is seen on Lake Ontario near the False Duck Islands, October 15, 1973.
Notes
Wm. Baird Photo - the Kingston Whig-Standard, courtesy Nels Wilson.
Date of Publication
15 Oct 1973
Subject(s)
Coniscliffe Hall (Freighter)
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Lake Ontario
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.943070284127 Longitude: -76.7945625683594
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Contact
Toronto Marine Historical Society
Website:
http://www.tmhs.ca/

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CONISCLIFFE HALL on Lake Ontario near the False Duck Islands


CONISCLIFFE HALL, en route to Port Colborne for conversion to a drillrig, is seen on Lake Ontario near the False Duck Islands, October 15, 1973.