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      May - June 1955. Alternate views taken, but not scanned. IHC catalogue numbers: 4023 & 4024. This building is now the Administration building at the University of Guelph - Kemptville Campus - see the 'Other Websites' links.

      Alternate views taken but not scanned.

      Official No.: 72587; 50x9x4 Owned by J. McLaren, Buckingham Que. Built by T. Adams, Kemptville Ont. 1877. Steam barge.

      Official No.: 71198; First Rebuild: Official Number: 71198 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 40 x 9 -- 27 tons 40x9x3 Owned by W. Beck, Carleton Ont. 1877; P. Harvie, Ottawa 1886. Built by J. J. Phillips, Kemptville 1875. First engine 4x4 by Haskins Machine Co., Fitchburg Mass., later 8x10 by McFarlane Bros., …

      First Rebuild: Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 91 x 12 -- -42 tons Rebuilt: in 1854 91x12x7 Owned by M. K. Dickinson, Montreal. Barge, steam engine installed 1854, removed c1867. As steamer always used on Ottawa River.

      Historic District: Grenville North Active: No

      Official No.: 72587; Final Date: 1913; Dimensions (LBD): 50.2' x 9.3' x 4' ; 1879 River tug. 1886 Registered Kingston, ONT; owned James McLaren, Buckingham, QUE. 1913 Broken up.; Original Owner: T. Adams

      Official No.: 71198; Dimensions (LBD): 39.8' x 9' x 3.2' ; 1898 In commission

      This photograph was taken on a canoe trip from Port Perry, ON to Montreal, QC to commemorate the centennial of Canada's confederation. This image shows the Whitby Boy Scouts hanging out with Sea Scouts after a day of canoeing. The Sea Scouts were camping in the same campground as the …