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    The "SEEANDBEE" Lagest and Most Costly Passenger Steamer on Inland Waters of the World Daily Between Cleveland and Buffalo The Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company

    Lithograph on tin. Poor condition.

    No name on vessel.

    Also found as the frontispiece of a book.

   

    Night scene. Printed remarque of the Walk-in-the-Water in margin, bottom left.

    Image on the inner lid of a Duluth Cigar Co. cigar box

    Drawn by a crew member of the W. K. BIXBY, 1909-1918

    Pencil and watercolor on paper

    The Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co. The Coast Line to Mackinac The Most Luxurious Steamboat service on the Great Lakes. D & C Every Evening Between Detroit and Cleveland Daily Between Cleveland, P

   

    From Captain W.P. Benham: Tug Samson and tow going out of Pt. Huron rapids with schooners making sail as tug will let go about three miles out on Lake Huron and schooners proceed under sail. First ve

    Late 19th century half-model of a Great Lakes sailing vessel, made by Erie-based mariner John Gray, probably during his retirement. Gray experienced first hand life on these vessels as he sailed out

    A view of Kingston from the St Lawrence River, showing City Hall; several boats. Signed, dated and inscribed.

    Canoes on water with rapids(?) beyond surrounded by trees. Signed at lower-right.

    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.

    A view of the Falls from below; small steam boat to left. The left half of the composition adjoins 920952. Verso: dated '2 May 1860' - presumably the date of the drawing.

    The steamer 'Kingston', flying the Royal Standard, steaming to l. in heavy rain; several other boats escorting 'Kingston', inc. 'Flying Fish', 'Valorous' & 'Styx'. Lower part affixed later, u. part h

    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