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Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes- Media Types: Audio
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- Geographic Location: St. Lawrence River
- Racing Down the Rapids
Cover of ten pages of piano sheet music. The entire score, as a PDF file is available from the Sheet Music from Canada's Past site at the National Library of Canada Cover of ten pages of piano sheet music. The entire score, as a PDF file is available from the Sheet Music from Canada's Past site at the National Library of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River, 1904
Chippewa Point to Brooks Point; Includes Brockville and Morristown Chippewa Point to Brooks Point; Includes Brockville and MorristownMaritime History of the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River, 1902
Wolfe Island to Wellesley Island; Clayton and Gananoque Wolfe Island to Wellesley Island; Clayton and GananoqueMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Steamer ST. LAWRENCE, Thousand Islands
Real photo postcard of the Thousand Islands Steamboat Company steamboat SAINT LAWRENCE in the Thousand Islands. A small number of passengers cluster on the bow under black umbrellas. Real photo postcard of the Thousand Islands Steamboat Company steamboat SAINT LAWRENCE in the Thousand Islands. A small number of passengers cluster on the bow under black umbrellas.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - R. R. McLeod
Photograph of tombstone of Captain Robert Rowan McLeod, who died in the MARQUETTE & BESSEMER No. 2 sinking in 1909. The stone is in the City Cemetery, Conneaut, OH. Photograph of tombstone of Captain Robert Rowan McLeod, who died in the MARQUETTE & BESSEMER No. 2 sinking in 1909. The stone is in the City Cemetery, Conneaut, OH.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Big John and Party shooting Lachine Rapids, Montreal Can
The McCord Museum records the original of this image as a composite image created by James Weston in 1878. "Big John" was a first nations guide from the Caughnawaga (Kahnawake) reservation above the rapids. The McCord Museum records the original of this image as a composite image created by James Weston in 1878. "Big John" was a first nations guide from the Caughnawaga (Kahnawake) …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Long Sault Rapids, Cornwall, Ont.
EMPIRE STATE was the former New York area steamboat SYLVAN STATE (1863) which came to the Lakes and was renamed in 1893. EMPIRE STATE was a total loss, burning at Kingston in June 1903. The image is probably from several years before the postcard was manufactured. Divided back. EMPIRE STATE was the former New York area steamboat SYLVAN STATE (1863) which came to the Lakes and was renamed in 1893. EMPIRE STATE was a total loss, burning at …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River
Coloured magic lantern slide of a canaller running up the Cornwall canal beside the Long Sault Rapids of the Saint Lawrence River. Coloured magic lantern slide of a canaller running up the Cornwall canal beside the Long Sault Rapids of the Saint Lawrence River.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - KINGSTON
Black and white photograph of a crowd standing alongside a wharf, probably in the Thousand Islands, with the Canada Steamship Lines steamboat KINGSTON, lying alongside. A low terminal building is on the right of the image. Black and white photograph of a crowd standing alongside a wharf, probably in the Thousand Islands, with the Canada Steamship Lines steamboat KINGSTON, lying alongside. A low terminal building is …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Str. "Corsican" nearing Brockville, Canada.
The card was probably printed about 1907, two years after CORSICAN was renamed PICTON for the beginning of the 1905 season. The picture may date from a number of years before that. The card was probably printed about 1907, two years after CORSICAN was renamed PICTON for the beginning of the 1905 season. The picture may date from a number of years …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Steamer "Quebec"
QUEBEC was launched in 1864, rebuilt in 1907 and was retired in 1928. QUEBEC was launched in 1864, rebuilt in 1907 and was retired in 1928.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Steamer MAGNET
Photograph of Steamer MAGNET Photograph of Steamer MAGNETMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Steamer NORTH KING
Black and white stereoview featuring the steamboat NORTH KING. The left panel includes the edge of an island that hints that this image was taken in the Thousand Islands. In the right panel there is a steamer approaching. Black and white stereoview featuring the steamboat NORTH KING. The left panel includes the edge of an island that hints that this image was taken in the Thousand Islands. In …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Steamer Toronto, Richelieu Line
Stereoview with Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company steamboat TORONTO on the Saint Lawrence River in the Thousand Islands Stereoview with Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company steamboat TORONTO on the Saint Lawrence River in the Thousand IslandsMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Moonlight on the Cedar Rapids of the St. Lawrence River
Stereoview of a moonlit Cedar Rapids on the Saint Lawrence River. Stereoview of a moonlit Cedar Rapids on the Saint Lawrence River.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - CHIEFTAIN and JOHN A. MACDONALD towing timber rafts on the Saint Lawrence River
Calvin's operated the JOHN A MACDONALD from 1866 to 1895 and the CHIEFTAIN from 1874 to 1905. Both were launched from Garden Island. Calvin's operated the JOHN A MACDONALD from 1866 to 1895 and the CHIEFTAIN from 1874 to 1905. Both were launched from Garden Island.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JOHN A MACDONALD towing timber raft on the Saint Lawrence River
Distant view of the Calvin Company steam tow boat JOHN A. MACDONALD towing large raft of timber on Saint Lawrence River Distant view of the Calvin Company steam tow boat JOHN A. MACDONALD towing large raft of timber on Saint Lawrence RiverMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Havre de Matane, P.Q.
Built at Wellsend, England in 1923, GLENCORRIE was originally owned by the Glen Line, and was briefly owned by the George Hall Coal & Shipping Corp. before being acquired by Canada Steamship Lines and being renamed SIMCOE. As SIMCOE she was one of the first vessel to make the transit … Built at Wellsend, England in 1923, GLENCORRIE was originally owned by the Glen Line, and was briefly owned by the George Hall Coal & Shipping Corp. before being acquired by …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Wreck of the OUTARDE at Clayton, NY
Subsequently salvaged and operated until 1960. Originally named BRULIN (1924). Renamed OUTARDE in 1940 and J. J. BUCKLER in 1960 just before being wrecked at the mouth of the Saguenay River on 13 Jun 1960. Subsequently salvaged and operated until 1960. Originally named BRULIN (1924). Renamed OUTARDE in 1940 and J. J. BUCKLER in 1960 just before being wrecked at the mouth of the Saguenay …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Rapide Plat canal near Morrisburg
Real postcard of Canada Starch Company steamboat RALPH T. HOLCOMB towing a two masted schooner, probably the FLORA CARVETH, in the Rapide Plat, with the Rapide Plat canal in the foreground and Morrisburg, ON in the background. Real postcard of Canada Starch Company steamboat RALPH T. HOLCOMB towing a two masted schooner, probably the FLORA CARVETH, in the Rapide Plat, with the Rapide Plat canal in the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
