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Report of a reconnoisance of a route for a railroad from Portland to Montreal
Report of a reconnoisance of a route for a railroad from Portland to Montreal
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Report of a reconnoisance of a route for a railroad from Portland to Montreal

Date1844
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Report of a reconnoisance of a route for a railroad from Portland to Montreal. Bound (4) with cop. 2 of Church of England. Canada. Church society of the diocese of Toronto. The annual report of the incorporated Church society of the diocese of Toronto. 3d (1844-45).
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055334031D
Dewey Number283.713 C364 BR
Folded two sided map. One side is a map of the mainland United States and southern Canada showi ...
Grand Trunk Railway: the shortest and most direct route between all points east and west, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, New York, Boston, Kingston, Toronto, London, Guelph, Sarnia, Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago: close connections made with all principal roads in Canada and the United States
Approximately 1880
The tourist, or Pocket manual for travellers on the Hudson River, the western and northern canals and railroads : the stage routes to Niagara Falls; and down Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence to Montreal and Quebec.Comprising also the routes to Lebanon, Ballston, and Saratoga Springs, with many new and interesting details
The tourist, or Pocket manual for travellers on the Hudson River, the western and northern canals and railroads : the stage routes to Niagara Falls; and down Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence to Montreal and Quebec.Comprising also the routes to Lebanon, Ballston, and Saratoga Springs, with many new and interesting details
1838
Annual report of the directors of the Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Annual report of the directors of the Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
n.d.
Narrative of the military excursion of the Montreal Volunteer militia rifles to Portland, 18th and 19th August, 1858
Narrative of the military excursion of the Montreal Volunteer militia rifles to Portland, 18th and 19th August, 1858
1858
A train running through the wilderness.
Portage Ltd. in route, Lake of Bays, One Mile railroad, Ont. Canada
1922
Special report of the Commissioners of sewerage and water supply for the city of Saint John and town of Portland on the formation of anchor ice, by the superintendent Gilbert Murdoch
Special report of the Commissioners of sewerage and water supply for the city of Saint John and town of Portland on the formation of anchor ice, by the superintendent Gilbert Murdoch
1881
Philosophy of railroads, pub. at the request of the directors of the Montreal and Lachine railroad
Philosophy of railroads, pub. at the request of the directors of the Montreal and Lachine railroad
1850
Philosophy of railroads, pub. at the request of the directors of the Montreal and Lachine railroad
Philosophy of railroads, pub. at the request of the directors of the Montreal and Lachine railroad
1850
Portland Gray (left) from Oregon and Smytty from Newton, Iowa, see the hoboes eat well
Portland Gray (left) from Oregon and Smytty from Newton, Iowa, see the hoboes eat well
8/3/1979
Extracts and copies of letters from Sir John Wentworth, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, to his Grace the Duke of Portland, : respecting the settle(...)
Extracts and copies of letters from Sir John Wentworth, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, to his Grace the Duke of Portland, : respecting the settle(...)
1797
Blizzard newcomer: Clyde Best, acquired this week from Portland Timbers, will be in line-up this afternoon against Fort Lauderdale Strikers
Blizzard newcomer: Clyde Best, acquired this week from Portland Timbers, will be in line-up this afternoon against Fort Lauderdale Strikers
5/2/1981
Mackenzie Voyageurs around map of Canada showing their route from the Rockies to Montreal
Mackenzie Voyageurs around map of Canada showing their route from the Rockies to Montreal
8/16/1967