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Any port in a storm for stranded moose
Any port in a storm for stranded moose

Any port in a storm for stranded moose

Date5/2/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Any port in a storm for stranded moose. A young moose seeking to escape flood waters in New Brunswick found a refuge on a shed surrounded by second-hand farm machinery near a service station. Residents of the area made sure the moose had hay to eat - and it has plenty of water to drink. Although waters are receding in Fredericton; the area downstream from Maugerville to Sheffield is still deep in the muddy overflow from the St. John River.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007165F
Stranded victims of the flood in New Brunswick, Although flood waters are receding in Frederiction, the area downstream between Maugerville and Sheffi(...)
Stranded victims of the flood in New Brunswick, Although flood waters are receding in Frederiction, the area downstream between Maugerville and Sheffi(...)
5/2/1973
Farmers use rope and motorboat in an attempt to pull a bull to dry land after it became stranded in flood waters
Farmers use rope and motorboat in an attempt to pull a bull to dry land after it became stranded in flood waters
4/25/1979
Storm mop-up
Storm mop-up
9/2/1981
Surrounded by water following the recent storm and flooding along the Lake Erie shoreline, is this farm in the small community of Erieau, south of Chatham. [Incomplete]
Surrounded by water following the recent storm and flooding along the Lake Erie shoreline, is this farm in the small community of Erieau, south of Chatham. [Incomplete]
4/11/1973
These cottages and Boathouses along the north shore of Lake Erie near Erieau, are among many which were badly damaged as a result of the recent storm. [Incomplete]
These cottages and Boathouses along the north shore of Lake Erie near Erieau, are among many which were badly damaged as a result of the recent storm. [Incomplete]
4/11/1973
Torn from its moorings at Oakville Power Boat Club in last night's storm, the Playmate, a cabin cruiser owned by Allan Archer of Burlington, was carri(...)
Torn from its moorings at Oakville Power Boat Club in last night's storm, the Playmate, a cabin cruiser owned by Allan Archer of Burlington, was carri(...)
5/16/1974
Just pooling around in the parking lot, Take one parking lot with a good size dip in the centre, one storm sewer with its inlet plugged, add one fast (...)
Just pooling around in the parking lot, Take one parking lot with a good size dip in the centre, one storm sewer with its inlet plugged, add one fast (...)
8/6/1968
Raging torrent: Ganaraska River roars through downtown Port Hope in worst floods to hit the town in memory last night
Raging torrent: Ganaraska River roars through downtown Port Hope in worst floods to hit the town in memory last night
3/22/1973
Town called Hope: One of Port Hope's hundreds of cleanup volunteers mans a bucket to bail mud and slush out of store basements in the town's flood ravaged business district
Town called Hope: One of Port Hope's hundreds of cleanup volunteers mans a bucket to bail mud and slush out of store basements in the town's flood ravaged business district
3/23/1980
Harriet Reisler watches volunteers carrying soiled garments from dress shop after Port Hope flood
Harriet Reisler watches volunteers carrying soiled garments from dress shop after Port Hope flood
3/23/1980
A flood's wake: A passerby stares at a downtown building in Port Hope where racing floodwaters during the weekend ripped out brick walls and carried cars in their grip
A flood's wake: A passerby stares at a downtown building in Port Hope where racing floodwaters during the weekend ripped out brick walls and carried cars in their grip
3/22/1980
Wreckage of Sears store lies in Port Hope street
Wreckage of Sears store lies in Port Hope street
3/23/1980