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      Photograph of the HUDSON TRANSPORT, seen downbound above Welland Canal Lock 1 on 8 Sept. 1973.

      Photograph of the LEADALE on the bottom of the Welland Canal at the Thorold dock on 11 December 1982.

      Photograph of JAMES E. McGRATH and R. & L. No. 1 towing NORDALE up the Welland Canal en route to a scrapyard at Port Colborne.

      Photograph of MONTREALAIS downbound near the Welland Dock with 306 containers on her deck and a grain cargo in her holds.

      Photograph of THOROLD down bound in the Welland Canal above Lock 7.

      Photograph of the SANDLAND upbound in the Welland Canal.

      Photograph of the SANDLAND downbound in the Welland Canal near Homer.

      Photograph of HOWARD L. SHAW upbound above Lock 6 in the Welland Canal.

      Photograph of the SAVIC (ex CLIFFS VICTORY) down bound at Bridge 5 in the Welland Canal.

      Photograph of CALGARIAN upbound below lock 1 in the Welland Canal.

      Photograph of the L.A. McCORQUODALE making her last trip down the Welland Canal, 7 December 1963.

      Photograph of the Mathews Steamship Company Limited steamboat FULTON flying a range of flags while downbound in the Welland Canal.

      Official photograph of the BROWN BEAVER from Welland Ship Canal upbound at the Thorold South guard gate.

      MONTREAL CITY: Having picked up her canal pilot is now underway, inbound off Lake Ontario heading for Lock 1. Photo by Fred Sankoff

      FERNDALE (I), one of Reoch's last canallers is well loaded as she approaches Bridge 5 on the Welland Canal, June 2, 1962.

      GROVEDALE (II) shows off her good lines below Lock 2 in the Welland Canal April 12, 1969.

      HULL 1173 would become the STEWART J. CORT

      The derrick scow AFT, formerly STEEL KING's stern section, reposes in the Marine Salvage scrapyard. Oct. 17, 1970.

      NEW YORK NEWS (II) lays out a screen of sweet-smelling coal smoke above Lock 1 at Port Weller, April 16, 1955.

      Dowager Queen of lake bulk carriers MAUNALOA II passes down the Welland Canal for the last time, June 16, 1971.