Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Prince Albert (1892)
    Prince Albert (1892) Ship
        Other Names: Bruno; J.R. Morgan (1935); Official No.: 99584; Previous Registration: British (1910) as Bruno 232x30x14 Owned by Grand Trunk Pacific Railway; to Western Freighters Ltd. 1923; to Pan Ame
      Other Names: Bruno; J.R. Morgan (1935); Official No.: 99584; Previous Registration: British …
  • Spinster (1892)
    Spinster (1892) Ship
        Official No.: 100646; 41x10x6 Owned by A. Scraggs, Victoria. Yacht. Wrecked 26/03/97 west coast Vancouver Island. ; Final Location: West Coast Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, Wrecked
      Official No.: 100646; 41x10x6 Owned by A. Scraggs, Victoria. Yacht. Wrecked 26/03/97 …
  • Daring (1907)
    Daring (1907) Ship
        Official No.: 122375; 77x12x8 Owned by W. W. White, Vancouver 1917; Gulf of Georgia Towing Co. 1921; MacFarlane Towing Co., Victoria 1927. Destroyed by fire 25/08/030 west coast of Vancouver Island.
      Official No.: 122375; 77x12x8 Owned by W. W. White, Vancouver 1917; Gulf …
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