winter lay-ups Brockville Prescott and Cardinal

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Re: winter lay-ups Brockville Prescott and Cardinal

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Laid-up at Prescott, 1962-63:

Carol Lake
Coniscliffe Hall
Eaglescliffe Hall
Farrandoc
Golden Hind
Douglass Houghton
Laketon
Lake Winnipeg
Leecliffe Hall
Mohawk Deer
Capt. C. D. Secord
Soodoc
Tecumseh
Vandoc

Laid-up at Cardinal, 1962-63:

Coteaudoc
Lawrendoc
Mondoc
Newbrundoc
Prescodoc
Guest

Re: winter lay-ups Brockville Prescott and Cardinal

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HI Pete:

Thanks for the reply. Yes I am interested. I work at the Brockville Museum so you can reach me there. Did you want me to scan the slides or are they already scanned?

Also, you might be interested. We have a new group of shipping/Seaway enthusiasts. Our next meeting is at Sep 23 at 7 p.m. at the Brockville Museum - there are about a dozen of us at the moment and I'm expecting more.

If you want more info email me at vkaczkowski@brockville.com.

VIktor
Pete in Gan

Re: winter lay-ups Brockville Prescott and Cardinal

Unread post by Pete in Gan »

Hi Viktor, I have some slides of ships at Johnstown over the winter, probably from the 70-71 winter.Golden Hind, Mehnihek Lake, Carol Lake, Franquelin etc.
I also have a pic of an old Patterson canaller [Calgadoc?] tied up at the Reynolds coal dock over the summer of 68 or 69 plus some local groundings.
Let me know if interested.
Viktor

winter lay-ups Brockville Prescott and Cardinal

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Good morning all:

Would anyone have any information about ships that may have visited Brockville or laid up there during the 1960s and 1970s (excluding the Bayswater ships).

Would anyone have any information about which ships laid up at Prescott or Cardinal during the 1960s and 1970s.

I've checked TMHS's "Scanner" but lay up lists were a little sketchy
in the early 1970's

Any leads would be appreciated.

Viktor
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