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      Other Names: G.N. WILSON; CONSUMERS POWER; HARRY YATES; EDMUND P. SMITH; Official No.: 204815; Final Date: 1963; Dimensions (LBD): 480' x 54' x 30' ; 1907 Owned American Steamship Co (Boland & Cornelius) 1928 Renamed G.N. WILSON 1931 Renamed CONSUMERS POWER 1934 Renamed HARRY YATES 1939 Renamed EDMUND P. SMITH …

      Official No.: 125983; Final Date: 1951; Dimensions (LBD): 317' x 54' x 19' ; Original Owner: Ontario Car Ferry Co Ltd; Final Location: Port Colborne, Ontario, Scrapped

      Official No.: 122219; Final Date: 1961; Dimensions (LBD): 305' x 36.67' x 14.25' ; 1907, March 7 Launched at Toronto. 1907, Jul 27 Sea trials, could sustain 22 MPH. 1907 - 12 Owned Niagara Navigation Co.; ran Toronto & Niagara River. 1908, Jun 10 Maiden voyage. 1912 Owned Richelieu & …

      Official No.: 125973; Dimensions (LBD): 120' x 23' x 7.16' ; Passenger & freight vessel. 1950 Retired from active service. 1961 Dismantled Gravenhurst & converted to crane barge for a lumber company; cabin in rear of second deck removed, main cabin extended afterwards; used to retrieve logs from bottom of …

      Official No.: 122179; Final Date: 1943; Dimensions (LBD): 78' x 20' x 11.6' ; 1907 Owned Canadian Towing & Wrecking Co., Port Arthur. 1909 Owned Great Lakes Dredging Co. 1920 Owned M.J. O'Brien Ltd., Ottawa, ONT. 1938 Owned Consolidated Dredging Co., Port Arthur, ONT. 1943 Broken up.; Original Owner: Great …

      Official No.: 116850; Dimensions (LBD): 118.5' x 23' x 7.5' ; 1920 Owned Lake of Bays & Lake Simcoe Navigation Co, Huntsville, ONT. 1948 Reported abandoned.

      Official No.: 122407; Final Date: 29 Apr 1949; Dimensions (LBD): 239' x 40' x 9.5' ; 1914-49 Owned Canada Steamship Lines, Limited, Montreal, Quebec 1929 Rebuilt at Lauzon, Quebec; 231.25 x 40.33 x 9.66; 1563 gross/854 registered tons 1938 Laid up, Sorel, Quebec 1949, April 29 Sent to be scrapped; …

      Other Names: KEENAN; Official No.: 122414; Final Date: 1939; Dimensions (LBD): 91.5' x 20.2' x 10.3' ; 1909, November 19 Burned Tobermory, Ontario, Lake Huron 1910 Rebuilt Owen Sound, Ontario as recovery wreck; 91 x 20.8 x 10', 133 tons, 37.5hp engine; renamed KEENAN; owned Keenan Towing Company, Owen Sound, …

      Official No.: 122411; Dimensions (LBD): 71.66' x 16' x 8'

      Other Names: HERBERT K. OAKES; STEELTON; CORNWALL; Official No.: 204393; Final Date: 1949; Dimensions (LBD): 504' x 54' x 30' ; 1907 Owned Milinokett Steamship Co (Shaw & Tomlinson) 1916 Owned Beaver Steamship Co (Oakes); renamed HERBERT K. OAKES 1924 Owned Bethlehem Transportation Corporation 1925 Renamed STEELTON 1943 Renamed CORNWALL …

      Other Names: JOSEPH BLOCK; GEORGE M. STEINBRENNER; Official No.: 204631; Final Date: 1980; Dimensions (LBD): 549' x 56' x 31' ; 1907 Owned Neptune Steamship Co (Hawgood) 1910 Owned Commonwealth Steamship Co (Hawgood) 1910 Owned Inland Steamhip Co (Hutchinson) 1915 Renamed JOSEPH BLOCK 1941 Installation of 2 water tube boilers …

      Official No.: 122474; 66x22x5 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Fabricated by Canadian Shipbuilding Co., Toronto. Tug.

      Official No.: 125973; 120x23x7 Owned by Muskoka Lakes Navigation Co. Built Gravenhurst Ont. and launched 24/07/07. Fabricated by Canadian Shipbuilding Co., Toronto. Engine 8-12½-20x12 by builders; to tug "Bayport". Licensed for 440 passengers 1914. Laid up 1950.

      Official No.: 122646; 75x18x5 Owned by J. R. Booth, Ottawa.

      Official No.: 122412; 75x17x8 Owned by J. Playfair, Midland.

      Official No.: 122411; 72x16x8 Owned by M. Chew, Midland Ont. 1907; French River Boom Co. 1916, 1927; M. Dufresne, Montreal 1935; Dufresne Construction Co. 1945. Tug. Removed from register 1948.

      Official No.: 122479; First Rebuild: Official Number: 122479 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 36 x 10 -- 16 tons Rebuilt: Opemican, Quebec, Canada Second Rebuild: Propulsion: Sidewheel Rebuilt: Opemican, Quebec, Canada 50x18x3 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1907. Alligator (warp tug).

      Official No.: 117087; 70x15x7 Owned by J. P. McDonald, Blind River, Ont. 1911, 1917; J. & F. Nicole, Port Coldwell Ont. 1921, 1927; W. Garriock, Port Arthur 1935. Fish tug.

      Official No.: 122564; 78x18x8 Owned by Dominion Government; to A. Beauchemin, Montreal 1945; La Cie. de Sable Ltee., Quebec 1950. Fabricated by Polson Iron Works, Toronto. Launched 01/10/07.

      Official No.: 116370; 69x15x7 Owned by J. Millman, Blind River Ont. Engine 8-12x12, builder unknown. Tug.