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Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes- Geographic Location: Montréal
- Boat, Jacob Franks, Manifest, 5 Jul 1816
Master: Jacob Franks Master: Jacob FranksMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Steamer "Montreal" - Montréal
Stereoview of the saloon of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company steamboat MONTREAL Stereoview of the saloon of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company steamboat MONTREALMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Dry Dock "Duke of Connaught" Montreal
Divided back. Postmarked Cornwall, ON, 3 Nov 1915 Divided back. Postmarked Cornwall, ON, 3 Nov 1915Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Victoria Bridge Montreal
The bridge at the upper entrance to Montreal harbour was the lower limit of the "Great Lakes" navigation rules. According to the Montreal Photographers, 1840-1950 site, Parks operated from address on the inscription from 1875-1882. The bridge at the upper entrance to Montreal harbour was the lower limit of the "Great Lakes" navigation rules. According to the Montreal Photographers, 1840-1950 site, Parks operated from address …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - ALGERIAN
The ALGERIAN is still carrying the full sized paddlewheels that were replaced after the 1902 season. The succession of poles carrying wires suggests the 1890s. The ALGERIAN is still carrying the full sized paddlewheels that were replaced after the 1902 season. The succession of poles carrying wires suggests the 1890s.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Upper Canada Steamers, Montreal
CORINTHIAN joined the Canadian Navigation Company service to Montreal after its purchase in 1868. KINGSTON burned in the summer of 1872, so this image is likely from between these dates. CORINTHIAN joined the Canadian Navigation Company service to Montreal after its purchase in 1868. KINGSTON burned in the summer of 1872, so this image is likely from between these dates.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - ABYSSINIAN Steamer
Formerly the American steamboat ONTARIO, Abyssinian was sold by the Canadian Navigation Company (CNCo) to the Union Navigation Company in 1874 and taken down the rapids of the Saint Lawrence. She was bought by the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company (successor to CNCo) in 1876. Formerly the American steamboat ONTARIO, Abyssinian was sold by the Canadian Navigation Company (CNCo) to the Union Navigation Company in 1874 and taken down the rapids of the Saint Lawrence. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - The Wharves, Montreal, Canada
Stereoview of Montreal Harbour Stereoview of Montreal HarbourMaritime History of the Great Lakes - One Million Bushel Grain Elevator, Windmill Point, Montreal
Divided back. Postmarked "Montreal, QUE, 5 Jan 1911 12 pm" Divided back. Postmarked "Montreal, QUE, 5 Jan 1911 12 pm"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Montreal Harbor looking East, Montreal, Can.
Coloured postcard. Divided back Coloured postcard. Divided backMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Grain Elevator (Steamer Discharging), Montreal
Divided Back. Postmarked "Montreal, QUE Sta R., 7 Mar 1912" Divided Back. Postmarked "Montreal, QUE Sta R., 7 Mar 1912"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - The Quay, Montreal
Divided back. Postage notations in Sterling (1/2d. and 1 d.) Divided back. Postage notations in Sterling (1/2d. and 1 d.)Maritime History of the Great Lakes - The Steamer EUROPA, at Montreal, after being brought down the rapids.
Launched in 1854, the steamboat EUROPA, was sold in Chancery and taken down the rapids of the Saint Lawrence to operate between Montreal and Quebec. She was broken up in 1867. Used to illustrate Ivan S. Brookes, Hamilton Harbor, 1826-1901. Launched in 1854, the steamboat EUROPA, was sold in Chancery and taken down the rapids of the Saint Lawrence to operate between Montreal and Quebec. She was broken up in …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Boats, Manifest, 1803
"mostly high wines, also salt peter, pork, brandy, numbered cases; Josiah Bleakley" "mostly high wines, also salt peter, pork, brandy, numbered cases; Josiah Bleakley"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - The Ward Brothers, George Brush and Montreal's Eagle Foundry
Walter Lewis, FreshWater, 1989, 29-33 Walter Lewis, FreshWater, 1989, 29-33 Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Schooner, Montreal, Manifest, 11 Jun 1802
variety of trade goods imported by Toussaint Pothier variety of trade goods imported by Toussaint PothierMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Canoe, Manifest, 21 Jun 1802
"numbered bulk containers, alcohol imported by J. Bleakley" "numbered bulk containers, alcohol imported by J. Bleakley"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Canoes, Manifest, 30 Jun 1802
"huge variety of trade goods, Toussaint Pothier" "huge variety of trade goods, Toussaint Pothier"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Canoes, Manifest, 24 Jul 1802
numbered containers & trade goods imported by Laframboise & Co. numbered containers & trade goods imported by Laframboise & Co.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Canoes, Manifest, 24 Jul 1802
"variety of trade goods (tin, brass, silver, shoes, shot, powder, guns, snuff, codline, alcohol, etc.) imported by Jos. Laframboise" "variety of trade goods (tin, brass, silver, shoes, shot, powder, guns, snuff, codline, alcohol, etc.) imported by Jos. Laframboise"Maritime History of the Great Lakes
