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Geographic Location: City of Southampton
Geographic Location: City of Southampton

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Ulna (1909)
Official No.: 124518; Previous Registration: British (1930) 126x19x10 Owned by Margaree Steamship Co.; to Dominion Government 1935; Canso Steamship Co., Sydney N. S. 1945.
Official No.: 124518; Previous Registration: British (1930) 126x19x10 Owned by Margaree Steamship Co.; to Dominion Government 1935; Canso Steamship Co., Sydney N. S. 1945.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Safeguarder (1914)
Other Names: Safeguard; Official No.: 146173; Previous Registration: British (1929) as Safeguard 160x29x16 Owned by Dominion Government. Built by Day Summers & Co., Southampton England 1914.
Other Names: Safeguard; Official No.: 146173; Previous Registration: British (1929) as Safeguard 160x29x16 Owned by Dominion Government. Built by Day Summers & Co., Southampton England 1914.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Curlew (1927)
Official No.: 153441; 110x20x11 Owned by H. & F. W. Molson, Montreal. Yacht. To United States Government 1942.
Official No.: 153441; 110x20x11 Owned by H. & F. W. Molson, Montreal. Yacht. To United States Government 1942.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Ocean Eagle (1919)
Other Names: St. Arvans; L'Aigle d'Ocean (1960); Official No.: 143330; Previous Registration: British (1924) as St. Arvans 135x29x14 Owned by St. John Drydock & Shipbuilding Co. 1924; to Dominion Government 1927; to Davie Transportation Co. 1946, 1959; to Chargeurs Anis Inc., St. Joseph de la Rive, Que. 1958. Built by …
Other Names: St. Arvans; L'Aigle d'Ocean (1960); Official No.: 143330; Previous Registration: British (1924) as St. Arvans 135x29x14 Owned by St. John Drydock & Shipbuilding Co. 1924; to Dominion Government …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes