Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Port Credit, near Toronto

Description
Mystery Question
Which scow schooner is tied up on the left?
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Media Type
Image
Item Type
Postcards
Description
Real photo postcard of the bridge across the Credit River at the top of the harbour at Port Credit. An automobile waits on the end of the bridge. Three or four scow schooners are moored below the bridge.
Notes
A coloured version of this postcard has the telephone pole in the left foreground removed. Divided back. Postmarked Toronto, ON, 17 Jul 1908
Inscriptions
"Port Credit near Toronto"
Reverse: "Living Picture Series", HGL
Date of Original
c1907
Dimensions
Width: 13.9 cm
Height: 8.8 cm
Subject(s)
Automobiles
Bridges
Schooners
Local identifier
387
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Port Credit
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.55011 Longitude: -79.58291
Copyright Statement
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Port Credit, near Toronto


Real photo postcard of the bridge across the Credit River at the top of the harbour at Port Credit. An automobile waits on the end of the bridge. Three or four scow schooners are moored below the bridge.