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      Official No.: 92301; Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 10' x 4.6' ; 1899 Owned Noble & Co, Collingwood, ONT.

      Official No.: 94687; Dimensions (LBD): 44' x 10' 6" x 5' ; 1893, Apr Owned Stalker, Collingwood, ONT; caught in gale, Lake Huron. 1899 Owned Trusdale, Collingwood.

      Other Names: M. MAREE; Official No.: 92304; Dimensions (LBD): 44' x 9' x 5' ; 1899 Owned Jouett Bros., Collingwood. 1909 Owned Sarnia Log Co., Sarnia; renamed M. MAREE.

      Official No.: 92301; 42x10x4 Owned by C. Noble, Collingwood 1895; J. Hastie, Sheguindah, Ont. 1901; J. Lendrum, Blind River Ont. 1917. Fish tug.

      Other Names: M. Maree (1909); Official No.: 92304; 44x9x5 Owned by G. Peters, Muskoka Ont. 1895; W. R. Jowett, Bayfield Ont. 1901; Sarnia Log Towing Co. 1910. Built by S. D. Andrews, Collingwood 1887. Tug.

      Reason: aground Lives: nil Freight: coal Remarks: Got off

      Cover page of a book written in 1887 about the discoveries and description of industrial resources in the North West region. Contains maps and illustrations.

      Walpole Roland, resident of Port Arthur, was a civil and mining engineer and the author of 'Algoma West', published in 1887. The story of his life seemed to be of one incredible adventure after another. Before arriving in Canada, he served in military service and observed the Charge of the …

      Settlers, businessmen and baggage on the platform of Port Arthur's first Canadian Pacific Railway station.

      An advertisement placed in 'Algoma West: its Mines, Scenery and Industrial Resources.' published in 1887. The silver mining boom in nearby mining centres brought prosperity to Port Arthur. Stables such as this one provided horses, wagons, carriages and drivers for visitors who need transportation to Rabbit Mountain, or to the …

      Thunder Bay, Ontario, mines, mining, silver mines, Badger Mine, stampmill, tramway, Stanley

 Fort William Journal, 20 Oct 1887     Full text available on microfilm

 Weekly Sentinel (Thunder Bay Sentinel), 14 Oct 1887     Full text available on microfilm

 Fort William Journal, 13 Oct 1887     Full text available on microfilm

 Daily Sentinel (Thunder Bay Sentinel), 11 Oct 1887     Full text available on microfilm

      Official No.: 92613; Dimensions (LBD): 44.4' x 11.1' x 5.3' ; 1905 In service.

      Official No.: 92614; 39x11x5 Owned by S. B. Richmond, Port Arthur 1887; J. Brimson, Port Arthur 1895. Engine 7x9 by T. Willson, Dundas Ont. (made 1870).

      Official No.: 92613; 44x11x5 Owned by H. Servais, Port Arthur 1887; M. McInnes, Port Coldwell Ont. 1895, 1901. Fish tug.

      Reason: aground Hull damage: $4,000 Cargo: $1,000 Freight: lumber Remarks: Got off

      Reason: sunk Lives: 6 Hull damage: $7,000 Cargo: $4,000 Freight: stone Remarks: Total loss