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  • Remove search term Geographic Location: Niagara-on-the-Lake
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  • "Approaching Niagara-on-the-Lake, on the Route of the Niagara River Line"
    "Approaching Niagara-on-the-Lake, on the Route of the Niagara River Line" Image
        Divided back. Postally unused
      Divided back. Postally unused
  • Front range light at Niagara-on-the-Lake
    Front range light at Niagara-on-the-Lake Image
        The front range light on the Canadian side of the entrance from Lake Ontario into the Niagara River. Fort Niagara is in the background to the right.
      The front range light on the Canadian side of the entrance from …
  • Rear range light at Niagara-on-the-Lake
    Rear range light at Niagara-on-the-Lake Image
        The rear range light on the Canadian side of the Niagara River.
      The rear range light on the Canadian side of the Niagara River.
  • The Steamer Toronto of 1825
    The Steamer Toronto of 1825 Text
    Walter Lewis, FreshWater, Autumn 1986, 26-29    
    Walter Lewis, FreshWater, Autumn 1986, 26-29  
  • Colonial Advocate (Toronto, ON), 31 May 1827, p. 1, column 5
    Colonial Advocate (Toronto, ON), 31 May 1827, p. 1, column 5 NewspaperText
        We left York last Wednesday week, (on our way to Montreal,) in the Queenston steam-boat; and having made enquiry into the cause of her detention at York the week before, we learnt that part of the kn
      We left York last Wednesday week, (on our way to Montreal,) in …
  • Canadian Line of Steamboats, On Lake Ontario
    Canadian Line of Steamboats, On Lake Ontario Newspaper
    New York Spectator (New York, NY), 19 Jul 1825     CANADIAN LINE OF STEAMBOATS, ON LAKE ONTARIO FRONTENAC, AND QUEENSTON. The FRONTENAC, Captain MCKENSIE [sic], will leave Niagara every Saturday afternoon for Kingston--and leave Kingston for York and
    New York Spectator (New York, NY), 19 Jul 1825   CANADIAN LINE OF STEAMBOATS, ON LAKE ONTARIO FRONTENAC, AND QUEENSTON. The FRONTENAC, …
  • Steam-Boat Queenston
    Steam-Boat Queenston Newspaper
    Rochester Telegraph (Rochester, NY), 28 May 1827, p. 3     Canadian Steam-Boat Notice ON Lake Ontario. The Publick are informed that the STEAM-BOAT QUEENSTON CAPT. JOSEPH WHITNEY, Has commenced making her regular trips, and will, during the summer, leave the
    Rochester Telegraph (Rochester, NY), 28 May 1827, p. 3   Canadian Steam-Boat Notice ON Lake Ontario. The Publick are informed that the …
  • Lake Ontario Steam Boats
    Lake Ontario Steam Boats NewspaperText
    American Traveller (Boston, MA), 15 Apr 1828, p. 2     Lake Ontario Steam Boats. .--At the last dates the boats had not commenced running, though the ice had left the river and several vessels from Sackett's Harbor had arrived at Ogdensburg. Last year th
    American Traveller (Boston, MA), 15 Apr 1828, p. 2   Lake Ontario Steam Boats. .--At the last dates the boats had not …
  • Ship News
    Ship News NewspaperText
    Niagara Spectator, 21 Aug 1817, p. 3, column 5     Ship News PORT OF NIAGARA ARRIVED Aug 14--Schooner Malana, Silas Crane, from York with passengers 18--Schooner Wellington, James Patterson, from York, in Ballast 18--Schooner Dove, William Rose, from
    Niagara Spectator, 21 Aug 1817, p. 3, column 5   Ship News PORT OF NIAGARA ARRIVED Aug 14--Schooner Malana, Silas Crane, from …
  • Naval force on the Lakes
    Naval force on the Lakes NewspaperText
    Niagara Spectator, 21 Aug 1817, p. 3, column 4     Naval force on the Lakes. --It has been published, that the British are dismantling their vessels on the Lakes. This, we learn from good authority, is in pursuance of a mutual understanding between t
    Niagara Spectator, 21 Aug 1817, p. 3, column 4   Naval force on the Lakes. --It has been published, that the British …
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