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A directory of names, pennant numbers, and addresses of all numbers of the Ship Masters' Association of the Great Lakes
A directory of names, pennant numbers, and addresses of all numbers of the Ship Masters' Association of the Great Lakes
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A directory of names, pennant numbers, and addresses of all numbers of the Ship Masters' Association of the Great Lakes

Date1914
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A directory of names, pennant numbers, and addresses of all numbers of the Ship Masters' Association of the Great Lakes. Also a list of vessels of the Great Lakes, American and Canadian, with names and addresses of owners. Other information of a miscellaneous nature of interest in shipping circles on the Great Lakes
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CollectionHumanities and Social Sciences department
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Call Number / Accession NumberDIRCTORYOFNAMES00UNKNUOFT
Dewey Number386.50977 SHI 1914
Ice breaker needed on Georgian Bay, Canada's largest icebreaker operating in the Great Lakes, the Coast Guard ship Griffon has been working out of Mid(...)
Ice breaker needed on Georgian Bay, Canada's largest icebreaker operating in the Great Lakes, the Coast Guard ship Griffon has been working out of Mid(...)
2/7/1975
Lost in the fog
Lost in the fog
1871, 1870 circa
Ship master Bill Stead gets satisfaction from a good crew
Ship master Bill Stead gets satisfaction from a good crew
12/17/1980
The élite directory and club list of Toronto, containing names and addresses of prominent residents on the most fashionable streets of the city. Numerically and alphabetically arranged in two complete lists. The at-home days of our leading hostesses with telephone numbers. Also the full membership of the principal clubs and a large amount of other valuable information
The élite directory and club list of Toronto, containing names and addresses of prominent residents on the most fashionable streets of the city. Numerically and alphabetically arranged in two complete lists. The at-home days of our leading hostesses with telephone numbers. Also the full membership of the principal clubs and a large amount of other valuable information
1894
First ship enters port. Bruce Grout, 10, plays helsman at the wheel of oil carrier Imperial Windsor, while ship's captain James Irwin stands behind hi(...)
First ship enters port. Bruce Grout, 10, plays helsman at the wheel of oil carrier Imperial Windsor, while ship's captain James Irwin stands behind hi(...)
4/4/1970
First ship in. Captain Fridtjof Olsen holds the traditional dispatch case and ship's barometer presented to him yesterday after his vessel, the Norweg(...)
First ship in. Captain Fridtjof Olsen holds the traditional dispatch case and ship's barometer presented to him yesterday after his vessel, the Norweg(...)
4/9/1979
First skippers. Captain Walker MacMillan of the Wave Transport receives top hat from Harbormaster H.J. Snelgrove for being first ship into Port of Toronto for 1961 shipping season
First skippers. Captain Walker MacMillan of the Wave Transport receives top hat from Harbormaster H.J. Snelgrove for being first ship into Port of Toronto for 1961 shipping season
4/3/1964
Ahoy there! Captain Herbert Nitschke was presented with the traditional captain's dispatch case and ship's barometer from the Toronto Harbor Commissio(...)
Ahoy there! Captain Herbert Nitschke was presented with the traditional captain's dispatch case and ship's barometer from the Toronto Harbor Commissio(...)
4/2/1980
Captain Samuil Zamtfort. His is the sixth Russian ship to dock this year
Captain Samuil Zamtfort. His is the sixth Russian ship to dock this year
4/27/1972
First ship's in port
First ship's in port
4/7/1982
Traditional top hat presented to the first ship of the season entering Toronto Harbor is tipped by Capt
Traditional top hat presented to the first ship of the season entering Toronto Harbor is tipped by Capt
3/31/1969
Research ship skipper Archie Hodge
Research ship skipper Archie Hodge
1/28/1973