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  • Mary I. Robertson
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        From William Lafferty: Mary I. Robertson 131187. Single screw wooden steam tug built 1914 at Glen Ross, Ontario, by Fred A. Robertson & Co. for Fred Ashton Robertson ("contractor") and Paul Joseph Ma
      From William Lafferty: Mary I. Robertson 131187. Single screw wooden steam tug …
  • One Million Bushel Grain Elevator, Windmill Point, Montreal
    One Million Bushel Grain Elevator, Windmill Point, Montreal Image
        Divided back. Postmarked "Montreal, QUE, 5 Jan 1911 12 pm"
      Divided back. Postmarked "Montreal, QUE, 5 Jan 1911 12 pm"
  • Shipyard, Chautier de Sorel, Que
    Shipyard, Chautier de Sorel, Que Image
        Real photo postcard of the shipyard in Sorel, QU complete with dredges and tugs. In the middle distance is one of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation steamboats in winter quarters (or there for repa
      Real photo postcard of the shipyard in Sorel, QU complete with dredges …
  • Operated by Union Railroad Elevator Company, Toledo, Ohio
    Operated by Union Railroad Elevator Company, Toledo, Ohio Image
        Ship "David Dows" and boat unloading cargo at grain elevator; carts and wagons hauling merchandise, and train, on left, entering "Union" warehouse in background.
      Ship "David Dows" and boat unloading cargo at grain elevator; carts and …
  • The Wisconsin
    The Wisconsin NewspaperText
    Daily Journal (Ogdensburg, NY), 19 Jun 1867     The Wisconsin ___ The wreck of the Wisconsin has been raised and brought to the Marine Railway, in this place, where her machinery will be taken out. She was brought down in tow of the steamer Watert
    Daily Journal (Ogdensburg, NY), 19 Jun 1867   The Wisconsin ___ The wreck of the Wisconsin has been raised and …
  • Peterborough Lift Locks
    Peterborough Lift Locks Image
        The official opening of the Peterborough Lift Locks on 9 July 1904. The Trent Canal steamers STONEY LAKE (left) and EMPRESS (behind barge on right) are waiting their turn. The Beatty built barge W. H
      The official opening of the Peterborough Lift Locks on 9 July 1904. …
  • Miller Shipyard at Oswego
    Miller Shipyard at Oswego Image
        The Miller shipyard closed around 1876.
      The Miller shipyard closed around 1876.
  • Unloading lumber in the Twin Cities
    Unloading lumber in the Twin Cities Image
        Coloured postcard of the Edward Hines Lumber Co. steamboat L. L. BARTH unloading lumber into a barge.
      Coloured postcard of the Edward Hines Lumber Co. steamboat L. L. BARTH …
  • Shipping, Montreal Canada
    Shipping, Montreal Canada Image
        Stereoviews of the Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Company JOHN LAMBERT lying alongside barges and a ship at the wharf in Montreal. A number of people lean against the building alongside th
      Stereoviews of the Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Company JOHN LAMBERT …
  • Oswego harbor, 1870s
    Oswego harbor, 1870s Image
        Photograph of Oswego harbor in the 1870s. In the foreground in the rail trestle as is crosses the large coal bins. On the other side of the trestle masts of a number of schooners. The river is full o
      Photograph of Oswego harbor in the 1870s. In the foreground in the …
  • On the canal
    On the canal Image
        Illustration from the article by Jane Meade Welch, "The City Of Buffalo," Harper's Monthly, July 1885, p. 208
      Illustration from the article by Jane Meade Welch, "The City Of Buffalo," …
  • Kingston City, Modern Elevator in foreground
    Kingston City, Modern Elevator in foreground Image
        Divided back. Postally unused.
      Divided back. Postally unused.
  • Mouth of the Erie Canal, Buffalo, New York
    Mouth of the Erie Canal, Buffalo, New York Image
        Stereoview of Buffalo harbour and the western terminus of the Erie Canal. A wide array of barrels is various conditions dominates the foreground. Wooden and steel lakers stand by the grain elevators.
      Stereoview of Buffalo harbour and the western terminus of the Erie Canal. …
  • Vessel in Lock Erie Canal, Buffalo, N. Y.
    Vessel in Lock Erie Canal, Buffalo, N. Y. Imagecomment
        Stereoview of a two masted schooner and tugboat in Buffalo harbour and the western terminus of the Erie Canal.
      Stereoview of a two masted schooner and tugboat in Buffalo harbour and …
  • A Great Lakes Freighter Laden with Ore Coming into the Harbor, Conneaut, Ohio, U.S.A.
    A Great Lakes Freighter Laden with Ore Coming into the Harbor, Conneaut, Ohio, U.S.A. Image
        Stereoview of a laker with a load of iron ore steaming into Conneaut, OH past dredges and a dump barge and the old Conneaut lighthouse. The piers of the new harbor can be seen beyond the current pier
      Stereoview of a laker with a load of iron ore steaming into …
  • Canal construction
    Canal construction Image
        Stereoview of barges and a derrick in a newly constructed section of canal. Behind it are a couple of other vessels accompanied by a tug. In the foreground are a couple of men with horse and carriage
      Stereoview of barges and a derrick in a newly constructed section of …
  • Oswego harbor, 1850s
    Oswego harbor, 1850s Image
        Lithograph of Oswego harbor from the the 1850s. A number of carriages and wagons cross the bridge. One canal barge is being towed upstream while others lie alongside the canal banks. Two steam tug to
      Lithograph of Oswego harbor from the the 1850s. A number of carriages …
  • View of Oswego harbor
    View of Oswego harbor Image
        Photograph of Oswego harbor from the bridge in 1890. A number of schooners can be seen lining the western (left) side of the harbour, along with a couple of tugs. Beside them can be seen the North-we
      Photograph of Oswego harbor from the bridge in 1890. A number of …
  • [1000 Islands]
    [1000 Islands] Image
        Panoramic photograph of the Thousand Island. A number of steam yachts can be seen to the left. A tug tows a barge down river.
      Panoramic photograph of the Thousand Island. A number of steam yachts can …
  • Montreal Harbor looking East, Montreal, Can.
    Montreal Harbor looking East, Montreal, Can. Image
        Coloured postcard. Divided back
      Coloured postcard. Divided back
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