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Media Types: Images- Item types: Engravings, Wood
- Item types: Lithographs
- Buffalo from the Light House
[from p. 369] BUFFALO FROM THE LIGHT HOUSE. (Lithographic Plate) As at Albany the Canal commences, so at Buffalo it terminates; along the bottom of the terrace on which the town is seated, it is seen, until it communicates with the harbor in the creek. ARTIST This was drawn from … [from p. 369] BUFFALO FROM THE LIGHT HOUSE. (Lithographic Plate) As at Albany the Canal commences, so at Buffalo it terminates; along the bottom of the terrace on which the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Buffalo Harbor from the Village
[from p. 370] BUFFALO HARBOR FROM THE VILLAGE. (Lithographic Plate) From the terrace the view extends over the canal, terminating in the basin, the creek and harbor, the shipping and lighthouse, with the long breakwater projecting into Lake Erie; on the horizon in the centre, is the expanse of ... [from p. 370] BUFFALO HARBOR FROM THE VILLAGE. (Lithographic Plate) From the terrace the view extends over the canal, terminating in the basin, the creek and harbor, the shipping and …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Projected Whaleback Passenger Vessel
Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 5 May 1892, p. 3 Not the CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, but a suggested passenger design first published in the Buffalo Illustrated Express. Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 5 May 1892, p. 3 Not the CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, but a suggested passenger design first published in the Buffalo Illustrated Express.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Old_Time Passenger Steamer Western Metropolis
Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 26 May 1892, p. 3 Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 26 May 1892, p. 3 Maritime History of the Great Lakes - City of Toronto, Ont.
From Chisholm's all round route and panoramic guide of the St. Lawrence, the Hudson River, Trenton Falls, Niagara, Toronto, the Thousand Islands and the River St. Lawrence, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, the Lower St. Lawrence and the Saguenay Rivers, the White Mountains, Portland, Boston, New York, (Montreal, 1870), p. 41. From Chisholm's all round route and panoramic guide of the St. Lawrence, the Hudson River, Trenton Falls, Niagara, Toronto, the Thousand Islands and the River St. Lawrence, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Griffon
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - STUART H. DUNN
An image of the schooner STUART H. DUNN in Sylvester's slip at the foot of Church St., Toronto on Christmas Eve, circa 1905. The artist, then still in school, placed himself on the wharf created the sketch. Murphy, by then a professor at the Ontario College of Art, used the … An image of the schooner STUART H. DUNN in Sylvester's slip at the foot of Church St., Toronto on Christmas Eve, circa 1905. The artist, then still in school, placed …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Canal boats W. M. RYAN and G. M. REED Jr.
The canal boats W.R. RYAN and G. M. Reed Jr. of Erie are show at the wharf in an unnamed port. In the background are three propellers. In the left foreground is an empty row boat. The canal boats W.R. RYAN and G. M. Reed Jr. of Erie are show at the wharf in an unnamed port. In the background are three propellers. In the left …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Northern Transit Company propeller
Williams Cin O. [probably Cincinnati, Ohio] Williams Cin O. [probably Cincinnati, Ohio]Maritime History of the Great Lakes - The SARATOGA
THE SARATOGA The steamer Saratoga, in her day one of the most elegant and popular craft on the Great Lakes, was built in 1846 by Moses & Sanford, at Cleveland, for Messrs. Winslow, of Cleveland, and Walter Joy, of Buffalo, for the Buffalo and Chicago trade. After running in that … THE SARATOGA The steamer Saratoga, in her day one of the most elegant and popular craft on the Great Lakes, was built in 1846 by Moses & Sanford, at Cleveland, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - NORTHWEST
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JAY COOKE
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Davis & Co.'s Fishing Tug GRAYLING
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Windmill
Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - The Prince of Wales in Canada
The Prince of Wales in Canada -- His Royal Highness escorted to Montreal by a Fleet of Lake and Up-River Steamers.--See Supplement, Page 344. The Prince of Wales in Canada -- His Royal Highness escorted to Montreal by a Fleet of Lake and Up-River Steamers.--See Supplement, Page 344.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Cedar Rapids.--St. Lawrence River
Association for Great Lakes Maritime History - Views on the Genesee in Rochester
from Henry O'Reilly, Sketches of Rochester: with incidental notices of western New York (Rochester: William Alling, 1838) opposite p. 348. from Henry O'Reilly, Sketches of Rochester: with incidental notices of western New York (Rochester: William Alling, 1838) opposite p. 348.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Islands Hanlan's Point, looking towards Toronto, Ont.
Photograph PhotographAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Crystal Palace (1879-1906), looking north, Dufferin St. Wharf left foreground. Toronto, Ont.
Photograph (coloured with water colour) of wood engraving after drawing Photograph (coloured with water colour) of wood engraving after drawingAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History - Fish Market, foot of Jarvis St., looking west to Coffin Block, in gore betw. Front & Wellington Sts. E., Toronto
pen & ink drawing pen & ink drawingAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History
