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    The steamer 'Champion' descending the Long Sault, the first of the four rapids on the St Lawrence River between Lake Ontario & Montreal. Signed and dated.

    Nine pencil, wash and bodycolour views of places and landmarks in Canada surrounding a larger view showing the buildings and site of The Provincial Exhibition of Upper Canada, with a distant view of

    Fort Ontario is situated at Oswego on the shore of Lake Ontario in America. It was built in 1755 and was a wooden stockade designed to hold about 300 soldiers. The fort was destroyed by French troops

    View of Fort Ontario on the shore of Lake Ontario at the mouth of the River Oswego in America. The fort was built by British troops in 1755 on the north east side of the river. It was originally of w

    Detroit (From Sandwich point) W. A. Raymond 1837

    Topographic drawing shows skyline across Lake Michigan taken from the eastern extension of the north pier of Chicago River

    The Minnedosa as she rests on the bottom of Lake Huron. Drawing by Robert McGreevy with collaboration from diver Rudy Whitworth

   

   

   

   

   

    The drawing shows her flying a house flag with ERSCo, the Erie Railway Steamboat Company, which operated the OLEAN between 1862 and 1868

   

   

    Pencil on paper

    Ink on paper

    ink, pencil on paper

    Pencil on paper

    Pencil on paper