Résultats

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    File Number: 03/pt1/31-1.1.9 Showing Lock 1 on the 2rd Welland Canal

    File Number: 03/pt1/31-1.1.19 Port Dalhousie amalgamated with the City of St. Catharines in 1961. The ship was operated by the Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto Railway. “Dalhousie City” was built

    File Number: 23/pt2/6-1.1 The replica ship "Nonsuch" was a replica of the original "Nonsuch", a Hudson Bay ship. The ship was built to celebrate the company's tercentenary.

    File Number: 23/pt2/6-1.2 The replica ship "Nonsuch" was a replica of the original "Nonsuch", a Hudson Bay ship. The ship was built to celebrate the company's tercentenary.

    File Number: 23/pt2/7-1.2 The replica ship "Nonsuch" was a replica of the original "Nonsuch", a Hudson Bay ship. The ship was built to celebrate the company's tercentenary.

    File Number: 23/pt2/8-1.1 The replica ship "Nonsuch" was a replica of the original "Nonsuch", a Hudson Bay ship. The ship was built to celebrate the company's tercentenary.

    File Location: Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps "Renown" Collection - Duo-Tang #2 1964-2002 - Page 46 The two duo-tangs in the collection consist mainly of newspaper articles, programs, and photographs

    File Location: Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps "Renown" Collection - Photo Album Page 79 The black photograph album in the collection contains mainly newspaper articles, programs and photographs about

    File Location: Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps "Renown" Collection - Duo-Tang #2 1964-2002 - Page 69 The two duo-tangs in the collection consist mainly of newspaper articles, programs, and photographs

    File Location: Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps "Renown" Collection - Duo-Tang #1 1922-1964 - Page 58 The two duo-tangs in the collection consist mainly of newspaper articles, programs, and photographs