Maritime History of the Great Lakes

tugs LAC COMO, WILLIAM REST, G.W. ROGERS and BAGOTVILLE tried to free GEORGE M. CARL

Description
Creator
Bascom, John H.
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
This was the scene at Toronto's Sunnyside beach on December 27, 1975 as tugs LAC COMO, WILLIAM REST, G.W. ROGERS and BAGOTVILLE tried to free the grounded GEORGE M. CARL.
Date of Publication
27 Dec 1975
Subject(s)
G. W. Rogers (Propeller)
George M. Carl (Propeller)
Bagotville (tugboat)
Lac Como (tugboat)
William Rest (tugboat)
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Toronto Harbour
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.6355621599502 Longitude: -79.4556337202148
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Toronto Marine Historical Society
Website:
http://www.tmhs.ca/

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tugs LAC COMO, WILLIAM REST, G.W. ROGERS and BAGOTVILLE tried to free GEORGE M. CARL


This was the scene at Toronto's Sunnyside beach on December 27, 1975 as tugs LAC COMO, WILLIAM REST, G.W. ROGERS and BAGOTVILLE tried to free the grounded GEORGE M. CARL.