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Illustration from the article by Ernest Ingersoll, "Milwaukee," Harper's Monthly, April 1881, p. 705Illustration from the article by Ernest Ingersoll, "Milwaukee," Harper's Monthly, April 1881, …
Illustration from History of Chicago from the Earliest Period to the Present Time in three volumes by A. T. Andreas (Chicago: A. T. Andreas, 1884)Illustration from History of Chicago from the Earliest Period to the Present …
Postcard of three large freighters tied up in the Welland Canal. A fourth freighter can be seen in the middle distance. In the foreground is a Canadian Dredge & Dock tug and barge. First freighter inPostcard of three large freighters tied up in the Welland Canal. A …
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 MaFrom William Lafferty: Mary I. Robertson 131187. Single screw wooden steam tug …
Illustration from J. B. Mansfield, ed., History of the Great Lakes. Volume I, Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1899.Illustration from J. B. Mansfield, ed., History of the Great Lakes. Volume …
Stereoview of three or four tugboats, and three sailing vessels among the burned wharves and warehouses lining the North branch of the Chicago River shortly after the fire on 8-9 Oct 1871.Stereoview of three or four tugboats, and three sailing vessels among the …
The photograph likely dates from shortly after 1945 when, according to Mills, Harrison & Sons of Owen Sound bought the NORTHERN (ex. WATCHFUL, 1911). As WATCHFUL she sailed out of Saint Pierre and MiThe photograph likely dates from shortly after 1945 when, according to Mills, …
Stereoview of at least four tugboats and three schooners in the Chicago River about 1900. Across the river is a grain elevator and a steel swing bridge.Stereoview of at least four tugboats and three schooners in the Chicago …
A relatively unpopular subject for postcards, this image of winter layup was postally used by members of the Rathbun family who owned the Deseronto Navigation Company, and much of the industry in DesA relatively unpopular subject for postcards, this image of winter layup was …
Divided back. Postmarked "Port Colborne, Ont. 19 Jul 11"Divided back. Postmarked "Port Colborne, Ont. 19 Jul 11"
