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New Welland Canal

[unknown]

Picture, 1927

Counties of Lincoln and Welland and city of St. Catharines directory and gazetteer

Unknown

eBook, 1884

Canada - Ontario - Welland Canal - Locks and Ships - 1989 (1 of 2 files)

Griffin, Doug

Picture, 1985

A slicer drag at St. Catharines excavating for a dry dock in which to repair the steel gates of the new Welland canal.

Sen, James W

Picture, 1928

A Corner at Morris and Wellington's Nurseries, near Welland, Ont.

B.W. Garner

Picture, 1910

Vernon's city of Welland and town of Port Colborne (Ontario) miscellaneous, business, alphabetical and street directory

Vernon Directories

eBook, 1919

Part of the new Welland Canal is now in full operation. Here we see the funnel and masts of a vessel in Lock No. 3. She's ready to be lowered to the next level as she makes her way to Lake Ontario.

Boyd, John

Picture, 1930

Welland Canal: The wall collapse is just one of many problems

Griffin, Doug

Picture, 1985

Ten mules pull four nules push this giant plow at work on the new gate yard at No. 1 lock. Welland canal St. Catherines. A belt tosses earth to the trucks at the left which keep pace with the machine.

[unknown]

Picture, 1928

Open Canadian Engineering Triumph. Canada's greatest engineering project, the Welland ship canal, joining the Great Lakes, was officially opened this afternoon by Lord Bessborough, governor-general of Canada, in the presence of men who guide one-fourth of the world's population. With the opening, the most gigantic undertaking of a long series og developments which are to make the St. Lawrence water system the greatest navigable inland waterway and the most-used marine transportation route in the world, is complete. No. (1) shows a view of the canal looking from lock six, just as it appeared when the governor general officially declared the Welland canal open. Flags were flying from the masts of the Lemoyne as it passed through. The massed band of the Royal Canadian Regiment palyed O Canada and Land of Hope and Glory. The governor-general took the royal salute.

[unknown]

Picture, 1932