Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Monkshaven (1882)
    Monkshaven (1882) Ship
        Official No.: 86632; 249x36x18 Owned in England, chartered by Algoma Central Railway, 1900-1905. Built by J. Readhead & Sons, South Shields England 1882. Wrecked 27/11/05 Pie Island, Thunder Cape. At
      Official No.: 86632; 249x36x18 Owned in England, chartered by Algoma Central Railway, …
  • Thunder Cape from Prince Arthur's Landing
    Thunder Cape from Prince Arthur's Landing Image
        Stereoview of a view across Thunder Bay from Prince Arthur's Landing to Thunder Cape and the Sleeping Giant.
      Stereoview of a view across Thunder Bay from Prince Arthur's Landing to …

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