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      Bethany Orphans' Home was incorporated by the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Nova Scotia on March 27, 1902. It was located 2 miles outside of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. Construction began in 1906, and the Home opened in early 1907. The orphanage closed in 1916. Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church …

      This is a cash book containing financial records. Based on the note on page 2, it may be attributed to K. G. Saas from St. George, Ont. The original book is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      Financial records for Amherst Island Women's Institute, 1902-1905.

      Other Names: IROQUOIS; COLORADO; DORNOCH; BROOKTON; GEORGE HINDMAN; BROOKDALE; Official No.: 111855; Final Date: 1967; Dimensions (LBD): 247' x 43.3' x 25.6' ; 1902 Owned St. Lawrence & Chicago Steam Navigation Co; renamed IROQUOIS 1916 Owned Canada Steamship Lines 1920 Owned Soc Francaise D'Armement; renamed COLORADO 1922 Owned A.B. MacKay; …

      Official No.: 116481; Final Date: 24 Oct 1922; Dimensions (LBD): 60.2' x 13.5' x 5' ; Original Owner: John Cooper; Final Location: Lake St. Clair., Foundered.; 1928, Oct Removed to 24th St, Detroit, MI.

      Official No.: 116482; Final Date: 26 Apr 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 115.3' x 23.2' x 7' ; 1905 Burned, Port Arthur, ONT, Lake Superior. 1907 Owned Thunder Bay Importing Company, Wallaceburg, ONT. 1909, Apr 20 Burned, total loss.

      Official No.: 90530; Final Date: 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 63' x 13' x 6' ; 1920 Broken up, Midland, ONT.; Final Location: Midland, ONT. Georgian Bay. Lake Huron, Broken up.

      Other Names: ROBERT P. DURHAM;HERON BAY;FEDERAL HUSKY; Official No.: 111807; Final Date: 1965; Dimensions (LBD): 376' x 46' x 26' ; 1907 Made screw bulk freighter, Collingwood. 1927, Dec 7 Stranded Advance Reef in blizzard, Manitoulin Island, Lake Huron. 1927-28 Rebuilt Collingwood S.B. Co., name changed to ROBERT P. DURHAM. …

      Official No.: 116364; Final Date: 24 Oct 1908; Dimensions (LBD): 104.4' x 20' x 8.7' ; 1902 Built on hull of JOHN J. LONG. 1908 Owned T. C. Simms, Little Current, ONT. ; Final Location: McBean Channel, Georgian Bay. Lake Huron., Burned.; Struck rock, caught fire & sank; no casualties.

      Official No.: 94717; Final Date: 16 Nov 1931; Dimensions (LBD): 100.2' x 22.7' x 6.8' ; 1902-1906 Operatd in local excursion service on Lake Erie 1906, April 26 Owned Playfair & Preston of Milling & Lumber Company, Midland, Ontario 1907, March 28 Owned James Purvis, et.al., Gore Bay, Ontario; operated …

      Official No.: 112180; Dimensions (LBD): 39' x 8' x 3'

      Official No.: 107950; Final Date: 1937; Dimensions (LBD): 52' x 16.4' x 9.1' ; Operated for many years on Welland Canal by D.McGrath, St. Catherines, ONT. 1914 Owned James Pendergast, Cornwal, ONT. 1918 Owned Port Colborne Tug Co, Ltd. About 1930 Rammed & sunk by a barge below Port Colborne. …

      Official No.: 100126; Dimensions (LBD): 55' x 9.6' x 4'

      Official No.: 116600; Final Date: 18 Nov 1926; Dimensions (LBD): 326' x 43.6' x 14.8' ; 1902, Feb Launched. 1903, Jul 3 Burned to waterline at Montreal, QUE. 1913 Owned Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd, Montreal. 1914 660 passenger capacity. 1926, Nov 18 Burned, St. Lawrence River.; Original Owner: Richelieu & …

      Official No.: 112007; Final Date: 20 Aug 1914; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 25' x 7' ; Dates unknown Made a tug, owned Canadian Towing & Wrecking Company 1914, August 20 Burned at Port Arthur, Ontario; Original Owner: J. Servais; Final Location: Port Arthur, Ontario, Lake Superior

      Official No.: 136981; Final Date: 1957; Dimensions (LBD): 350' x 44' x 19.75' ; See links; Original Owner: Detroit & Buffalo Steamboat Co; Final Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Scrapped; See links

      Other Names: Robert P. Durham (1929); Heron Bay; Official No.: 111807; First Rebuild: Official Number: 111807 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 379 x 46 -- 3759 tons Rebuilt: Collingwood, Ontario, Canada in 1906 Second Rebuild: Propulsion: Screw 379x46x22 Owned by Algoma Central Railway; to Arrow Steamship Co. 1929, to Ontario & Quebec …

      Official No.: 111935; 54x15x6 Owned by W. F. C. Boyd, Bobcaygeon Ont. 1910; later Trent Valley Navigation Co.; Lloyd Refineries Ltd., Port Credit Ont. 1935. Tug. Built by A. E. Kennedy, Bobcaygeon Ont. 1902. Engine 11x12 by J. & R. Weir, Montreal.

      Official No.: 112189; 46x10x4 Owned by Blind River Towing Co., to E. J. Kennedy, Garden River, Ont. 1909; to J. F. McColman, Thessalon Ont. 1919; to E. F. Bronson, Ottawa 1924. Built by Eddy Jordan & Co., Blind River 1902. Engine 5x6 by Marine Iron Works, Chicago.

      Official No.: 107139; 78x18x7 Owned by Dominion Fish Co., Winnipeg 1917, 1921; Booth Fisheries. Wiarton Ont. 1927, 1935. Georgian Bay fish tug.