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    Slide File Number: 06.102-B-3 The "Dalhousie City" was operated by the Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto Railway. The steam ship “Dalhousie City” was built to transport visitors to Lakeside Park from

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    Slide File Number: 06.102-D-3 In 1901 the N.S. & T electric rail line was extended to Port Dalhousie and Lakeside Park. The line terminated at the wharf.

    Slide File Number: 06.101-E-2 The “Garden City” was a paddle-wheeler. It was brought into service in 1892 by the St. Catharines, Grimsby and Toronto Navigation Co. to provide passenger service betwee

    File Location: Case, SPEC COLL 386.47 WEL (Welland Ship Canal: Aerial Views Showing Canal From Port Weller to Port Colborne) The image is part of a scrapbook containing aerial photographs of the Well

    File Location: CASE Welland Canal Slides 71 In 1959 the Royal Yacht Britannia travelled though the Welland Ship Canal and the St. Lawrence Seaway en route to Chicago.

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    Slide File Number: 06.118-B-1 The "Lakeside" provided passenger service between Toronto and Port Dalhousie from 1892 to 1911. The steamship "Lakeside" was originally operated by the Lakeside Navigati

    Slide File Number: 06.116-C-2 The steamship Lakeside provided passenger service between Toronto and Port Dalhousie starting in 1892. Lakeside Navigation Co. was the operator until the company was pur

    Slide File Number: 06.98-E-2 Port Dalhousie amalgamated with the City of St. Catharines in 1961. Lakeside was developed into a recreational facility after 1901, when N.S. & T electric rail line was e