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- Geographic Location: Amherstburg
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- Images of Black History: Exploring the Alvin McCurdy Collection
The Archives of Ontario recognizes Black History Month with an exploration of the Alvin McCurdy collection. McCurdy lived in Amherstburg, in South-Western Ontario, and collected thousands of documents and photographs relating to black history in the province. The Archives of Ontario recognizes Black History Month with an exploration of the Alvin McCurdy collection. McCurdy lived in Amherstburg, in South-Western Ontario, and collected thousands of documents and photographs …Archives of Ontario - Amherstburg Navy Yard
The brightly pigmented blockhouses and storehouse look almost comical to us today, but eh colour scheme is historically accurate, and reminded folks of the age that these structures were built for business. Bois Blanc Island in the background hosted up to 10,000 First Nations refugees just before the British defeat … The brightly pigmented blockhouses and storehouse look almost comical to us today, but eh colour scheme is historically accurate, and reminded folks of the age that these structures were built …Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg Navy Yard, Winter Night, 1812
Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg Navy Yard
Amherstburg was Britain's upper lakes naval base just before the Battle of Lake Erie, September 1813. The flagship HMS Detroit is anchored on the left and the ship-rigged corvette Queen Charlotte is anchored on the right. Amherstburg was Britain's upper lakes naval base just before the Battle of Lake Erie, September 1813. The flagship HMS Detroit is anchored on the left and the ship-rigged corvette Queen …Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg Shoreline, 1804
A busy pre-war view of the waterfront based on an 1804 map. The upbound schooner General Wilkenson passes several ships and a lumber raft. A busy pre-war view of the waterfront based on an 1804 map. The upbound schooner General Wilkenson passes several ships and a lumber raft.Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg, from the South South East
Water colour over pencil Water colour over pencilAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg, from the South
Watercolour and graphite on wove paper, mounted Watercolour and graphite on wove paper, mountedAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg, from the North North West
Water colour over pencil Water colour over pencilAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Amherstburg Seen From Bois Blanc Island
Watercolour over graphite, on wove paper Watercolour over graphite, on wove paperAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History
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