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  • Subject: Ships
Picture of a large steam boat passing another in the lake. 
Side wheeler Chippewa crossing path of Queen City in Toronto Bay
approximately 1900
On the bridge
On the bridge
Brennan, Pat
10/11/1983
Capts. Beaton, Baxter (upper) , Mrs. A. Paton in wheelhouse. Captain of New Fort York Shows Features to CSL's Vice-President
Capts. Beaton, Baxter (upper) , Mrs. A. Paton in wheelhouse. Captain of New Fort York Shows Features to CSL's Vice-President
Teskey, Frank
5/29/1958
Ships - misc - 1970
Ships - misc - 1970
Spremo, Boris
1/31/1996
Last of the whalebacks: Liberal Leader Andrew Thompson ridicules suggestions that the freighter, John Ericson, shown here in Toronto drydock
Last of the whalebacks: Liberal Leader Andrew Thompson ridicules suggestions that the freighter, John Ericson, shown here in Toronto drydock
Teskey, Frank
1/30/1966
The first cruise ship to dock in Toronto in a decade, the Greek-owned Stella Maris II, puts in at the foot of Yonge St, this morning. The Toronto Fire(...)
The first cruise ship to dock in Toronto in a decade, the Greek-owned Stella Maris II, puts in at the foot of Yonge St, this morning. The Toronto Fire(...)
Loek, Dick
5/27/1974
Another shipload of sweetness, Giant scoop unloads a cargo of West Indies sugar at the Redpath Refinery dock of Canada and Dominion Sugar Company on T(...)
Another shipload of sweetness, Giant scoop unloads a cargo of West Indies sugar at the Redpath Refinery dock of Canada and Dominion Sugar Company on T(...)
Spremo, Boris
4/21/1970
Wendy B
Wendy B
Spremo, Boris
8/5/1997
Ending Her Last Long Voyage, the Harry W
Ending Her Last Long Voyage, the Harry W
Goode, Jeff
10/5/1968
Just short of the breakwall, the 10,0000-ton freighter George M
Just short of the breakwall, the 10,0000-ton freighter George M
Mahler, John
12/26/1975
Vessel formerly plied between British and Canadian ports
Vessel formerly plied between British and Canadian ports
Cunard White Star, ltd.
6/20/1940
The Isle Haut and Cape Chignecto (Nova Scotia)
The Isle Haut and Cape Chignecto (Nova Scotia)
Paper-Bates, J.
1780
Stern first
Stern first
Goode, Jeff
11/9/1981
M.V. Paterson launching at Collingwood
M.V. Paterson launching at Collingwood
Beaty, Keith
4/18/1985
High on the rocks in the St. Lawrence, 92 miles below Quebec City, the liner Manchester City will be pulled off the rocks by salvage tugs, it is expec(...)
High on the rocks in the St. Lawrence, 92 miles below Quebec City, the liner Manchester City will be pulled off the rocks by salvage tugs, it is expec(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/21/1947
Fear the canadian freighter Novadoc has gone down with her crew is held by the U
Fear the canadian freighter Novadoc has gone down with her crew is held by the U
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/6/1947
Two men missing on lake huron. A parge with seven men aboard broke away from the tug Harriston while in Lake Huron early yesterday. Five men were repo(...)
Two men missing on lake huron. A parge with seven men aboard broke away from the tug Harriston while in Lake Huron early yesterday. Five men were repo(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/27/1937
Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)
Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/7/1945
A cargo of Castor Oil, This handsome looking ship docked at the foot of Spadina Ave
A cargo of Castor Oil, This handsome looking ship docked at the foot of Spadina Ave
Spremo, Boris
11/17/1971
Troubles coming: When a new shipping season opens at the end of March, at least half of the grain carriers will remain tied up
Troubles coming: When a new shipping season opens at the end of March, at least half of the grain carriers will remain tied up
Mahler, John
2/28/1989
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