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  • Loading Steamers with Wheat from Elevators -- Fort William, Ontario, Canada
    Loading Steamers with Wheat from Elevators -- Fort William, Ontario, Canada Image
        Three crew and an officer observer the loading of grain through an open hatch, standing just forward of the engine space. A grain elevator can be seen in the background.
      Three crew and an officer observer the loading of grain through an …
  • KATHLEEN
    KATHLEEN Image
        KATHLEEN was launched in Kingston in 1888, and rebuilt in Deseronto in 1891 before being sold to the North Shore Navigation Company on Georgian Bay. In 1893 she was renamed CITY OF LONDON. In 1899 sh
      KATHLEEN was launched in Kingston in 1888, and rebuilt in Deseronto in …
  • Engine Room of the S. B. WAY
    Engine Room of the S. B. WAY Imagecomment
        Black and white photo of the Columbia Transportation Company steamboat S. B. WAY shows the engine room telegraph in the foreground and the Third Engineer standing at the control panel of her triple e
      Black and white photo of the Columbia Transportation Company steamboat S. B. …
  • Engine crew of the THOMAS WALTERS
    Engine crew of the THOMAS WALTERS Image
        Originally in the collection of Edwin H. Clemer, who served on the THOMAS WALTERS sometime between 1913 and 1917.
      Originally in the collection of Edwin H. Clemer, who served on the …

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