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    File Number: 10/pt1/13-1.1 The ship was operated by the Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto Railway. “Dalhousie City” was built in 1911 and sailed to and from Toronto. In 1949 The "Northumberland" bu

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    File Number: 10/pt1/20-1.2 The scene is possibly a section of the Canal between where the Hotel Dieu used to be and the far end of the Ridley Campus. The image originated from the St. John Family and

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    File Number: 10/pt1/25-1.1 The “Escort” sank November 23, 1907 in Lake Ontario ten miles from Port Dalhousie when it collided with the barge “Ben Harrison"

    File Number: 10/pt1/10-1.1 The Ship was operated by the Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto Railway “Dalhousie City” was built in 1911 and sailed to and from Toronto. In 1949 The "Northumberland" burne

    File Number: 10/pt1/10-1.2 The Ship was operated by the Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto Railway “Dalhousie City” was built in 1911 and sailed to and from Toronto. In 1949 The "Northumberland" bur

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    File Number: 03/pt1/31-1.3 The Northumberland was a steamboat

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    File Location: CASE Welland Canal Slides 50 "The Northumberland" served as a ferry between Toronto and Port Dalhousie. It burned in 1949.

    File Location: CASE Welland Canal Slides 61 Wood was shipped along the Welland Ship Canal to paper mills for pulp to make paper. The Ontario Paper Company was one company that received wood shipments