Maritime History of the Great Lakes

The Great Western Railway yards and shops, showng the grain elevator built in 1862

Description
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
A photograph of the Hamilton waterfront by the Great Western Railway yards, featuring the grain elevator. To the left of the picture a schooner lies alongside the wharf. Used to illustrate Ivan S. Brookes, Hamilton Harbor, 1826-1901.
Date Of Event
1862
Subject(s)
Grain elevators
Railroad depots
Railroad freight cars
Railroad shops & yards
Schooners
Collection
Ontario Archives S-3990
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Hamilton
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.2702061907686 Longitude: -79.8793601989746
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The Great Western Railway yards and shops, showng the grain elevator built in 1862


A photograph of the Hamilton waterfront by the Great Western Railway yards, featuring the grain elevator. To the left of the picture a schooner lies alongside the wharf. Used to illustrate Ivan S. Brookes, Hamilton Harbor, 1826-1901.