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Geographic Location: Cobourg Harbour- Item types: Maps
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- The Steamer America Ashore
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), 6 Sep 1850 The Steamer America Ashore. The well known and popular Steamer America, which has run for several years between this city and Toronto, via the Canada Shore, went ashore at Cobourg on Saturday night. The circumstances under which the vessel met with the accident are about as ... Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), 6 Sep 1850 The Steamer America Ashore. The well known and popular Steamer America, which has run for several years between this city and Toronto, via the Canada Shore, went ashore at Cobourg …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - ONTARIO NO. 1 enters Cobourg harbour
ONTARIO NO. 1 enters Cobourg harbour. The ship moored alongside the east pier is the lighthouse tender GRENVILLE ONTARIO NO. 1 enters Cobourg harbour. The ship moored alongside the east pier is the lighthouse tender GRENVILLEToronto Marine Historical Society - ONTARIO NO 1 and ONTARIO NO 2 in Cobourg harbour
ONTARIO NO 1 manoeuvres in Cobourg harbour while ONTARIO NO 2 lies at the wharf in this James M. Kidd photo. Notice the absence of a seagate. ONTARIO NO 1 manoeuvres in Cobourg harbour while ONTARIO NO 2 lies at the wharf in this James M. Kidd photo. Notice the absence of a seagate.Toronto Marine Historical Society - The Rights of It: Schooner Days LXXVI (76)
Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 25 Feb 1933 The Rights of It: Schooner Days LXXVI (76) "Cockney Bill" of the waterfronts of forty years ago, Mr. William Kingdon, of this city, at the present time, came into the office last week with half a gale behind him and an acre of foam in ... Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 25 Feb 1933 The Rights of It: Schooner Days LXXVI (76) "Cockney Bill" of the waterfronts of forty years ago, Mr. William Kingdon, of this city, at the present time, came into the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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