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and the Coalfax (BELOW) are ready to race across Lake Ontario to Toronto
and the Coalfax (BELOW) are ready to race across Lake Ontario to Toronto

and the Coalfax (BELOW) are ready to race across Lake Ontario to Toronto

Date3/31/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: and the Coalfax (BELOW) are ready to race across Lake Ontario to Toronto. The boats; now in Port Dalhousie; expect to clear tonight at midnight. From there they head for Oswego to load coal for Toronto.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014132F
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7/11/1984
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The schooner Bluenose II sails into Toronto yesterday on its third visit to Lake Ontario
6/4/1991
Sailing into Toronto, the Bluenose II passes a junk in Lake Ontario yesterday
Sailing into Toronto, the Bluenose II passes a junk in Lake Ontario yesterday
6/4/1975
Lake Ontario beauty sails past, Under full sail, the 60-foot brigantine Playfair passes Toronto Island's Western Gap with 25 students aboard. The twin(...)
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6/10/1975
A True escape-that's the real promise of Caribbean cruising, as you drift from island to island across a sundrenched blue sea. But take care in pickin(...)
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The first race will be over a short course Sunday and when the Bluenose goes over the line
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10/7/1938
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11/30/1978
War. Canoe Race. Toronto, Ontario
War. Canoe Race. Toronto, Ontario
1908
First ship into Toronto. Exhausted from 24 hours without sleep on a non-stop race from Sarnia, Captain Joseph Dishaw leans on the rail of his 332-foot(...)
First ship into Toronto. Exhausted from 24 hours without sleep on a non-stop race from Sarnia, Captain Joseph Dishaw leans on the rail of his 332-foot(...)
4/7/1972
At the helm, Watch Officer Stan Bydal, 18, of Toronto steers the Pathfinder, a sail-training brigantine that's been cruising the Great lakes for 10 year now
At the helm, Watch Officer Stan Bydal, 18, of Toronto steers the Pathfinder, a sail-training brigantine that's been cruising the Great lakes for 10 year now
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