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The Northern Mariner / Le marin du nord (St. John's, NL), 2015, 1-24     ...

    HERBERT K. OAKES, in the colours of the Beaver Steamship Company, has some bow plates replaced in Buffalo Dry Dock about 1918.

    "Bflo Dry Dock Co. June 1 1917 Plate #107"

    The rebuilt MARISKA, in Bassett Steamship Co. colours, is cut apart at Buffalo for the passage to the coast. Photo dated September 23, 1918.

    Photograph taken for the Buffalo Dry Dock Company of the MANCHESTER in drydock. In the background is the NORTH STAR.

    "Views of the City of Buffalo, N. Y." "Photographed by A. W. Simon" Reverse: "Views of the Principal Streets & Buildings in the City of Buffalo, N.Y. [list of 39 pictures] "No. 32. Instantaneous View of Buffalo Harbor." No. 39. Mountains of Snow -- Niagara square - Jan. 1879."

    "The Milwaukie"

    "457 -- Propeller leaving Buffalo Harbor" "Instantaneous Marine Views Lake, River & Harbor." "Photographed by C. L. Pond, Buffalo, N.Y."

    "444 - Marine Study, Buffalo Harbor" "Instantaneous Marine Views Lake, River & Harbor." "Photographed by C. L. Pond, Buffalo, N.Y."

    "402 - Propeller in the Ice, off Buffalo Light" "Instantaneous Marine Views Lake, River & Harbor." "Photographed by C. L. Pond, Buffalo, N.Y."

    Along the wharves

    The Coal Docks

    Among the Elevators From a photograph by George Barker, Niagara Falls.

    City of Buffalo

    On the Canal

    Lighthouse at entrance to Harbour

    Old Fort Erie

    Panoramic photograph of the I. WATSON STEPHENSON unloading onto a barge at the lumber yards on the Buffalo waterfront. To the right are a number of almost deserted wharves including an abandonned hull half sunk in the water. In the right background are some of the older Buffalo grain elevators.

    Panoramic photograph of a laker unloading a one of the major new concrete grain elevators on the Buffalo waterfront.

    Panoramic photograph of the passenger wharfs on the Buffalo waterfront. The paddlewheeler WESTERN STATES lies to the left while the AMERICANA has a number of passengers on board to the right. The Wilkeson Elevator is in the background to the right.