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A promotion book published on behalf of the Detroit Dry Dock Company with significant information on vessels built, engined and repaired by the firm. Accompanying material included Great Lakes ship lists; company lists and lake shipping statistics.A promotion book published on behalf of the Detroit Dry Dock Company ...
... 119 Chap. XII.-First Railways to Lewiston. Expansion Required. The Renown...... 119 Chap. XII.-First Railways to Lewiston. Expansion Required. The Renown...
... engineer in their shops. (119) Upper Canada Although before 1838 the trade...... engineer in their shops. (119) Upper Canada Although before 1838 the ...
"Before 1841 propeller-driven steamboats were virtually unknown on the Great Lakes. Suddenly, that summer, propellers (as they came to be better known) began to enter the waters of Lake Ontario at Kingston. Before the Vandalia appeared on her trial trips in late November, at least four propellers had made their ..."Before 1841 propeller-driven steamboats were virtually unknown on the Great Lakes. Suddenly, ...
This article appears on the 'net essentially as it originally appeared in FreshWater, vol. 2, no. 1 (Summer 1987): 28-39. A few of the notes have been altered to reflect the change of name of the National Archives of Canada (NAC) from the Public Archives of Canada (PAC), and the ...This article appears on the 'net essentially as it originally appeared in ...
Among the legacies of the late Ivan S. Brookes was his marine history of The Lower St. Lawrence, published in 1974 and an unpublished history of Hamilton Harbour in the nineteenth century. Copies of the 517 page manuscript have circulated among marine historians of the Great Lakes over the last ...Among the legacies of the late Ivan S. Brookes was his marine ...
Sections of the book that cover the Chicago harbourSections of the book that cover the Chicago harbour
The chapters of this classic local history that deal with Toronto harbour as well as the shipping lines that ran to it. Lines included the Royal Mail Line of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, the Niagara Navigation Company and the Hamilton Steamboat Compay.The chapters of this classic local history that deal with Toronto harbour ...
