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Media Types: Texts
Geographic Location: Port Dalhousie
Item types: Clippings
Groups: New York Spectator
Groups: Palmer Collection

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Capt. Edmund Welch
Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 10 Mar 1876 The only time the Captain ever beached a vessel was in the spring of 1849, when the schooner Albion, owned by Sylvester Doolittle, after breaking her centre board drifted ashore with anchor down three miles this side of Port Dalhousie. Although the vessel's stern was out of water when the …
Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 10 Mar 1876 The only time the Captain ever beached a vessel was in the spring of 1849, when the schooner Albion, owned by Sylvester Doolittle, after breaking her centre board drifted ashore …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
New Propeller
Oswego Daily Advertiser & Times (Oswego, NY), 15 May 1869 New Propeller. - The new propeller Dalhousie, of the Welland Railway line, arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, with 16,313 bushels of wheat for M. Merrick. The Dalhousie takes the place of the ill-fated Perseverance, the particulars of whose loss on the lake last fall, are fresh ...
Oswego Daily Advertiser & Times (Oswego, NY), 15 May 1869 New Propeller. - The new propeller Dalhousie, of the Welland Railway line, arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, with 16,313 bushels of wheat for M. Merrick. The Dalhousie takes the …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
The Wreck of the Ottawa and the Crusader
Oswego Commercial Advertiser, 8 Oct 1864 The Wreck of the Ottawa and the Crusader - On Monday last a telegram reached this city announcing that the schooner Ottawa, owned by Card & Page of this place, laden with coal and bound for Toronto was aground and water-logged, two miles west of Whitby, on the Canada shore. …
Oswego Commercial Advertiser, 8 Oct 1864 The Wreck of the Ottawa and the Crusader - On Monday last a telegram reached this city announcing that the schooner Ottawa, owned by Card & Page of this place, …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes