Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Subject: Steamboats
  • Year: 1917
  • City of Meaford
    City of Meaford Image
        ...c 1917...
      ...c 1917...
  • Steamer "City of Detroit III"
    Steamer "City of Detroit III" Image
        "Steamer "City of Detroit III"" Reverse: "City of Detroit III Costing $1,500,000, operating between Detroit and Buffalo -- Length 500 feet, 100 feet wide, 600 Staterooms, 50 Parlors, private verandas, telephones in every room." "A-24765" "C. T. American Art"
      "Steamer "City of Detroit III"" Reverse: "City of Detroit III Costing $1,500,000, ...
  • C. & B. Line Steamer, "City of Buffalo."
    C. & B. Line Steamer, "City of Buffalo." Imagecomment
        ...Divided back postcard. Postmarked Buffalo, NY, 3 Jul 1917...
      ...Divided back postcard. Postmarked Buffalo, NY, 3 Jul 1917...
  • Str. Seeandbee
    Str. Seeandbee Imagecomment
        "71060 Str. Seeandbee Length 500 feet - breadth 98 feet 6 inches - 510 staterooms - speed 22 miles per hour" Reverse: "Phostint" Made only by Detroit Publishing Co."
      "71060 Str. Seeandbee Length 500 feet - breadth 98 feet 6 inches ...
  • St. Aurent (Steamboat), fire, 9 Oct 1917
    St. Aurent (Steamboat), fire, 9 Oct 1917 TextNewspaper
        ... Canal October 19, 1917. Canadian Official No. 80735, of 127 x 25 x 8...
      ... Canal October 19, 1917. Canadian Official No. 80735, of 127 x ...

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