Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • St. Pierre (1930)
    St. Pierre (1930) Ship
        Official No.: 158100; 72x19x10 Owned by A. S. MacMillan, Halifax.
      Official No.: 158100; 72x19x10 Owned by A. S. MacMillan, Halifax.
  • Strathcona (1904)
    Strathcona (1904) Ship
        Official No.: 116276; 129x26x10 Owned by Halifax & Canso Steamship Co. Rammed and sank "Havana" 26/04/06 Halifax. Destroyed by fire 22/12/06 Port Dufferin N. S., remains towed to Halifax. ; Final Loc
      Official No.: 116276; 129x26x10 Owned by Halifax & Canso Steamship Co. Rammed …
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