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The Saint Clair Tunnel - the longest submarine tunnel in the world - Sarnia, Ontario

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The Saint Clair Tunnel - the longest submarine tunnel in the world - Sarnia, Ontario

Date1910

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McCrae & Co. (author)

McCrae & Co. (Sarnia, Ont.) (publisher)

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The Saint Clair Tunnel - the longest submarine tunnel in the world - Sarnia, Ontario

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Postcards

Dimensions5.5 x 3.5 inches

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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberPCR-1254

Country:Canada

City, town or township:Sarnia

County:Lambton (Ont. : County)

Province or state:Ontario

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Sir Henry Tyler, M.P. president and the directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada and of the St. Clair Tunnel Company request the honor of your presence at luncheon at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday the 19th of September, 1891 at Sarnia, Ont. ...

Sir Henry Tyler, M.P. president and the directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada and of the St. Clair Tunnel Company request the honor of your presence at luncheon at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday the 19th of September, 1891 at Sarnia, Ont. ...

1891

Picturesque Sarnia, the tunnel city

Picturesque Sarnia, the tunnel city

1900?

Tunnel under Horseshoe Falls again open for sightseers, Scenic tunnel has been repaired and extended

Tunnel under Horseshoe Falls again open for sightseers, Scenic tunnel has been repaired and extended

8/4/1945

Concept view of Burlington Skyway Tunnel. Burlington, Ontario

Concept view of Burlington Skyway Tunnel. Burlington, Ontario

1982-01

Detroit, Mich., River Tunnel as it appears at Windsor, Ontario

Detroit, Mich., River Tunnel as it appears at Windsor, Ontario

1910

It's the country's oldest railroad tunnel, and it runs under five blocks of Brockville, Ontario

It's the country's oldest railroad tunnel, and it runs under five blocks of Brockville, Ontario

12/15/1962

Below left, a worker drills rock-bolt holes in the intake tunnel, which will curve 1,000 metres under Lake Ontario

Below left, a worker drills rock-bolt holes in the intake tunnel, which will curve 1,000 metres under Lake Ontario

8/11/1982

Visitors leaving the famous Grange tunnel at Vimy Ridge

Visitors leaving the famous Grange tunnel at Vimy Ridge

7/25/1936

1915

Star reporter Robert McKenzie crawls into the 25-foot-long tunnel under a secluded farmhouse near St

Star reporter Robert McKenzie crawls into the 25-foot-long tunnel under a secluded farmhouse near St

12/30/1970

In bygone years trains steamed for four blocks under the city of Brockville in a tunnel completed in 1860 by the Brockville and Ottawa Railway of faded memory

In bygone years trains steamed for four blocks under the city of Brockville in a tunnel completed in 1860 by the Brockville and Ottawa Railway of faded memory

5/4/1985

Eight workers narrowly escaped death yesterday when a Rosedale sewer tunnel in which they were working caved in for the second time in two weeks. The (...)

Eight workers narrowly escaped death yesterday when a Rosedale sewer tunnel in which they were working caved in for the second time in two weeks. The (...)

7/11/1968