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    View of Put-in-Bay from Gibraltar -- Arrival of Steamers from Cleveland, Detroit and Toledo

   

    Water St., Sandusky -- West House and Boat Landing.

   

    STEAMER "MISSISSIPPI."--This once popular and magnificent vessel, of 1830 tons, was built at Buffalo in 1853, and ran for many years between Buffalo and Detroit, in connection with the Michigan Centr

    The once famous steamer "Sultana," a view of which we present, will long be remembered by the old settlers of Buffalo and travellers by the Lakes, as one of the fast and popular Buffalo and Chicago l

    Bird's Eye View of the City of Buffalo 1888 Drawn from photographs and etched by Matthews Northrup & Co. Copyright, 1888 by James N. Matthews Buffalo, N.Y.

    View of Buffalo, 1825 From a Photograph of an Old Drawing in Possession of The Buffalo Historical Society.

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

    A drawing of a stretch of the Erie Canal in Buffalo packed with canal boats for the winter. In the foreground are boats named G. W. HOLT and JOHN BASHER of Buffalo.

    A drawing of a stretch of the Erie Canal in the Buffalo suburb of Black Rock featuring the Frontier Mills and the Clinton Mills. To the left in the foreground is a locomotive. In the centre are three

    A drawing of a stretch of the Lake Shore Elevator in Buffalo with a canalboat at the leg while trains shuttle under the elevator at both ends.

   

    Main Street, Buffalo, as seen from the Lyon Elevator (From a Photograph by George A. Dessel) From Harper's Weekly Copyright, 1888 by Harper & Brothers. Republished from "Harper's Weekly" of August 18

   

   

    According to C. H. J. Snider "In her later years she was black, with red or lead-color bottom and a smart yellow beading under the chin-wale."

    Edward Hanlan's Narrow Escape from Drowning in Toronto Bay, June 18 1885 (From Sketches by our own Artist, (1) The schooners Nellie Hunter and Gearing. (2) Capt. Ackerman, of Picton, the rescuer, fro