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      Photograph of the CITY OF HAMILTON and ADVANCE tied up at the Century Coal Dock, Cherry Street, Toronto.

      The first CHICAGO TRIBUNE, destined to be sunk by enemy action, is outbound at Port Dalhousie, carrying an ad for one of her owner's publications on the side. Photo dated about 1925.

      COLLIER NO. 1, her unloading rig already altered from its original design, enters Toronto's Eastern Gap during the summer of 1925

      The "rabbit" HINCKLEY is seen moored at a dock in the Thousand Islands.

      The most elusive canaller of all, EUGENE C. ROBERTS, is upbound in the Galop Canal with pulpwood, Deno photo, probably taken in 1925

      THUNDER BAY as a steamer in the Galops Canal c. 1925.

      Photograph of Canada Steamship Lines steamboat EMPEROR down bound at Little Rapids. Visible on deck are the tarpaulins rolled up beside each of the 30 hatches.

      Photograph of the George Hall Corporation steamboat JOS. W. SIMPSON at Little Rapids Cut.

      The only known photo of NISBET GRAMMER in operation. It shows her downbound into Lake St Louis at Cascades Point below Lock One, Soulanges Canal. The date must be 1925.