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    Woodcut engraving of the port of Oswego in the winter of 1856. From the linked article: "In this sketch, a part of Fort Ontario is seen in the distance. At the right hand is a monster store-house, ca

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

    Print shows two views of Buffalo, New York, at top, "general view from the north", showing "Westminster Church" and "Delaware Street", includes vignette views of four prominent buildings, and at bott

    Pencil

    Pages 660-661, Harper's Weekly, August 17, 1889

    Market St. Slip, Toronto GUIDO & ISLAND QUEEN old Gooderham Elevator in background, 1905-or '06

    Albumen print, laid down on card mount

    Watercolour, pastel, touches of gouache, pen and ink, over pencil on paper

    In addition to the many vessels, the featured building in the harbor is Dart's Elevator.

    Lithograph on wove paper

    Water colour, touches of gouache over pencil

   

    Illustration from the article by Ernest Ingersoll, "Milwaukee," Harper's Monthly, April 1881, p. 706

    Illustration from History of Chicago from the Earliest Period to the Present Time in three volumes by A. T. Andreas (Chicago: A. T. Andreas, 1884)

    Illustration from Robertson's Landmarks of Toronto, vol. 2, Toronto: J. Ross Robertson, 1896.

    The Chicago Harbor From Rush St. Bridge Published by Jevne & Almini Chicago Lith. 152 & 154 Clark St. Chicago Harbor We give this moonlight view of the mouth of Chicago river, as it empties into Lake

   

    Generic engraving of a propeller leading a tug and schooner out of a port. Featured on a manifest from Grummond's Mackinaw Line in 1885

    Illustration from the article by Ernest Ingersoll, "Milwaukee," Harper's Monthly, April 1881, p. 707

Directory of the Marine Interests of the Great Lakes: Comprising A Complete List of All Vessels Navigating the Lakes, Arranged Alphabetically... (Detroit, MI)     This is linked to an advertisement for the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company which never owned a vessel of this type.