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  • Laurence (1867)
    Laurence (1867) Ship
        110x22x8 Owner unknown. Built by A. Cantin, Montreal 1867. Destroyed by fire 20/11/72 en route Montreal-Chambly. ; Final Location: Richelieu River, Quebec, Canada, Burnt
      110x22x8 Owner unknown. Built by A. Cantin, Montreal 1867. Destroyed by fire ...
  • St. Ours (1841)
    St. Ours (1841) Ship
        152x17x9 Owned by J. N. Pacaud 1841; to G. J. Pacaud 1843. Built by J. McLea, St. Ours 1841. Used on Richelieu River. ; Final Location: Richelieu River, Quebec, Canada, Wrecked
      152x17x9 Owned by J. N. Pacaud 1841; to G. J. Pacaud 1843. ...
  • Diagram Map exhibiting the Various Routes Proposed for the St. Lawrence & Lake Champlain Ship Canal.
    Diagram Map exhibiting the Various Routes Proposed for the St. Lawrence & Lake Champlain Ship Canal. Image
        Diagram Map exhibiting the Various Routes Proposed for the St. Lawrence & Lake Champlain Ship Canal. Scale two miles to the inch Note The route proposed by Mr. Mills, entitled the Champlain Level line is Colored Red. That recommended by Mr. Jervis is Colored Yellow. That by Mr. Gamble is ...
      Diagram Map exhibiting the Various Routes Proposed for the St. Lawrence & ...
  • CHAMBLY
    CHAMBLY Imagemystery
        Real photo postcard of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company steamboat CHAMBLY on the Richelieu River.
      Real photo postcard of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company steamboat CHAMBLY ...
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