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John B. King, exploded, 26 May 1930
..., June 27, 1930...

..., June 27, 1930...
At the Welland Canal
... in 1930, after seventeen years of work. The first canal was opened in 1820...

... in 1930, after seventeen years of work. The first canal was ...
Str. "Midland City" and Delawana Inn, Honey Harbour, 30,000 Islands, Georgian Bay.
"Str. "Midland City" and Delawana Inn, Honey Hrbour, 30,000 Islands, Georgian Bay." "Photo Tex"

"Str. "Midland City" and Delawana Inn, Honey Hrbour, 30,000 Islands, Georgian Bay." ...
Freighter approaching Lock No. 2, from North, Welland Ship Canal
... 1930....

... 1930....
Ontario Car Ferry No. 2
...c 1930...

...c 1930...
S. S. "Assiniboia" in locks at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
...c 1930...

...c 1930...
Steamer KINGSTON at Toronto in winter
...c 1930...

...c 1930...
S.S. Ontario, Cobourg, Ontario
...c 1930...

...c 1930...
Emptying Lock No. 2, Welland Ship Canal, Canada
... 1930....

... 1930....
Lock 2, Welland Ship Canal
... 1930....

... 1930....
The Canada Steamship Lines steamboats KINGSTON (on the left) and TORONTO
...c 1930...

...c 1930...
Steamer Windsor Entering Port in a Storm, Sodus Bay, N.Y.
...c 1930...

...c 1930...
Freighters in Welland Ship Canal, Ontario
...c 1930...

...c 1930...

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