Résultats

      Other Names: THOMAS A. PAYETTE; MICHAEL D. MISENER; PROGRESS; WYATT M.; Official No.: 179211; Dimensions (LBD): 80.25' x 20.9' x 9.58' ; SEE LINK; Original Owner: Canadian International Paper Co Ltd

      Other Names: UPPER CANADA; Official No.: 190421; Dimensions (LBD): 86.4' x 36.1' x 10.3' ; 1949 Owned Restigouche Ferries Ltd 1965 Owned Minister of Highways, Ontario 1966 Renamed UPPER CANADA 1977 Owned Ontario Northland Marine Services 1994-2000 Chartered Beausoleil First Nation 2003? Owned Al Johnson; Original Owner: Restigouche Ferries Ltd

      Final Date: 29 Oct 1873; 1873, Oct 29 Stranded, Lake Huron.; Final Location: Christian Island, Georgian Bay. Lake Huron., Wrecked.; Bound from Penetanguishene, ONT, stranded & wrecked.

      Official No.: 107595; Dimensions (LBD): 89' 9" x 18' x 8' 8" ; 1927, May 9 Burned to total loss at Port Arthur, ONT. 1928 Raised & rebuilt, redocumented as recovered wreck; 101 gross / 42 net tons. 1930 Owned Provincial Paper Mill, Ltd, Port Arthur. 1947 removed from registry.

      Official No.: 94765; Final Date: Aug 1898; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 16' x 8.9' ; 1898 Owned Maitland & Rixon, Owen Sound, ONT.; Original Owner: Rixon, Ainslee & Stoddart Lumber Co.; Final Location: South Bay, ONT., Georgian Bay. Lake Huron., Burned.

      Official No.: 94879; Final Date: 28 Sep 1950; Dimensions (LBD): 303' x 38.1' x 14.7' ; Built to replace ALGOMA, ran Owen Sound - Fort William, ONT. 1889, May 4 First launched, Owen Sound. 1889, Sep 30 First registered Montreal, QUE. 1890, Mar 16 Stern pipe burst by frost, caused …

      Official No.: 85491; Final Date: 10 Nov 1903; Dimensions (LBD): 147' x 30' x 11' ; 1880, Apr 15 Launched; used on Georgian Bay; ran Collingwood - Sault Ste. Marie. 1882, May 19 Bound Michipicaton Island - Algoma Mills for Canada Pacific Railway, took fire from lamp explosion & burned …

      Final Location: Manitoulin Island. Lake Huron., Storm.; Driven on rocks & broke up.

      Official No.: 85323; Final Date: 3 Nov 1898; Dimensions (LBD): 179' x 30.6' x 11' ; Ran Collingwood, ONT to Sault Ste. Marie & Georgian Bay Ports with sister ATLANIC on White Line. 1885, Oct Collision with steamer BUTCHER BOY near Hilton. 1898 Sunk J.H. JONES in collision. 1898, Nov …

      Official No.: 100413; Dimensions (LBD): 116' x 19.8' x 11.3' ; 1892 Registered Ottawa, ONT; owned Dominion Government. 1892, May 23 Launched. 1922 Owned W.N. Macdonald, Sydney, NS. 1938, Oct 22 Registry closed.

      Other Names: BALTIC; Official No.: 92310; Final Date: 5 Sep 1896; Dimensions (LBD): 181.8' x 27.9' x 12' ; 1867, Apr 30 Launched; built to run Georgian Bay to Lake Superior. 1868 Stranded on rock at Byng Inlet, Georgian Bay; stayed for winter. 1869, Apr Released; repaired at Campbell & …

      Final Date: 5 Sep 1878; 1858-78 Same owner. 1867 Rebuilt 37 gross/ 10 registered tons. 1869 Employed in "passenger & towing on Georgian Bay". 1872-75 Towed log rafts. 1877 59.8 x 13.2 x 5.8'; 77 gross/ 52 registered tons. 18778, Sep 5 Burned.; Original Owner: Captain E. Dunn; Final Location: …

      Official No.: 97111; Final Date: 17 Mar 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 176.4' x 28.3' x 10.7' ; 1890, May 4 Launched. 1890, Nov Ashore on North Shore; released by steamer FAVORITE. 1893 Rebuilt. 1916 Burned.; Master Carpenter: Melancthon Simpson, J. Simpson; Original Owner: North Shore Navigation Co.; Final Location: Collingwood, ONT. …

      Other Names: TUPPER PORTER; Official No.: 85322; Final Date: 1949; Dimensions (LBD): 89' x 18' x 9' ; 1930 Owned The Spanish Mills Co. Ltd., Cutler, ONT. 1940 Burke Towing & Salvage Company Ltd., Midland. 1941 Renamed TUPPER PORTER owned J.P. Porter & Sons Ltd., Montreal. 1944 Toronto Dry Dock …

      Other Names: CONMEE, A.B.; Official No.: 80908; Final Date: 20 May 1937; Dimensions (LBD): 92' x 18.3' x 10' ; 1881, May 11 First launched 1882, April 8 First enrolled Owen Sound, Ontario 1895 Owned J. Waldie, Toronto, Ontario 1901 Owned J. Granley, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 1917 Owned Canadian …

      Official No.: 94885; Final Date: 13 Oct 1927; Dimensions (LBD): 297' x 41.3' x 14.9' ; Ran between Detroit, Michigan & Windsor, Ontario in the beginning of her career 1901 Repaired 1925-1926 Dismantled & made a barge, 1733 gross tons, 1615 net tons, employed in pulpwood trade; owned Newaygo Company, …

      Official No.: 85321; Final Date: 1910; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 15' x 8' ; 1882, May 30 Registered Owen Sound, ONT. 1883, Aug 30 Wreck off the Limestones, Georgian Bay, Lake Huron; owned Dallas, Owen Sound. 1885, Jun Raised by F.I. Merryman; towed to Midland, ONT; rebuilt; temporarily had new …

      Dimensions (LBD): 59' x 13.2' x 5.8' ; 1874 Owned John Goldwing, Toronto, ONT. 1878 Registered Owen Sound, ONT; owned John Goldring.

      Official No.: 94769; Final Date: 4 Apr 1914; Dimensions (LBD): 150' x 24' x 9' ; 1895, Apr Launched at Owen Sound. 1898 Sunk Cornwall Canal, St Lawrence River. 1908 Owned Mrs. Oliver Gillespie, Cornwall, ONT, to run Cornwall - Montreal. 1914 Owned A. Viau.; Original Owner: North Shore Navigation …

      Official No.: 92284; Dimensions (LBD): 60.2' x 13.5' x 7' ; 1899 Owned Owen Sound Dredge Company, Owen Sound, Ontario 1908 Broken up at Welland, Ontario; Original Owner: Alexander B. Christie