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      Engraving of the KINGSTON with appeared in an 1870s travel guide.

      Coloured postcard of J. H. JONES and JOE MILTON at the Dominion Fish Company wharf at Wiarton.

      Postcard of the old Grand Trunk Railway grain elevator at Port Colborne, ON with ROSEDALE alongside.

      GEORGE HINDMAN (I) is upbound above the Canadian Lock at Sault Ste. Marie in this Macaulay photo, c. 1950.

      This is ROTHESAY as she looked in service on the upper St. Lawrence River during the period 1881 through 1889.

      The three "Red Tomatoes" bid farewell to the lakes, downbound in the Welland Canal with SALVAGE MONARCH and HELEN M. McALLISTER. THOMAS F. PATTON at Allanburgh, August 14.

      CHARLES M. WHITE at Port Colborne, August 25, 1980

      TOM M. GIRDLER at Bridge 5, September 4. Photo by James M. Kidd.

      This spirited photo by Rowley Murphy, taken c.1906, shows TURRET CAPE backing hard in a futile attempt to avoid striking the lower east wall of Lock 3 in the Third Welland Canal.

      TURRET CAPE, during her short career as a barge, unloads flour at Pier 4, Toronto. Photo, probably taken in 1936, illustrates shape of a turret's harbour deck.

      Photo taken during the summer of 1957, shows WALTER INKSTER awaiting scrapping in the upper harbour at Port Dalhousie.

      C. H. McCULLOUGH JR. (left), THOMAS F. COLE (right) and D. M. CLEMSON (rear) at Thunder Bay, as seen from COLE's bridge.

      ALVA C. DINKEY downbound above Welland Canal Lock 2 on Oct. 8, 1980, in tow of BARBARA ANN, JAMES E. McGRATH and STORMONT.

      Al Seigert was on the bridge of GEORGE M. HUMPHREY on Sept. 26, 1980, when he took this view of IRVIN L. CLYMER upbound on Lake Superior under tow, en route to Superior for refitting.

      Outbound from Toronto during her last few years of Abitibi service, WAHCONDAH was photographed from the Cherry Beach pier of the Eastern Gap.

      Proudly displaying Ahern colours, WAHCONDAH was upbound above Welland Canal Lock 1 early in 1956.

      This is JAMES B. EADS as she looked in the colours of the Bessemer Steamship Company, circa 1900.

      The Editor's camera caught JAMES B. EADS anchored in the Toronto Harbour during July, 1959.

      LAC DES ILES eluded many photographers during her brief service under that name. Photo by Dyke Cobb shows her upbound near Allanburg during October, 1980.

      POPLARBAY approaches her dock at Toronto's Pier 5.