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Welland Canal Lantern Slide Collection, 1914-1931, n.d. (non-inclusive) RG 583: Recent submissions
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Welland Ship Canal - Timber Unwatering Gate Lock No 1, East Leaf, partially open position 10102Brock University only has a digital copy of this image. This slide has also been identified as the unwatering gate closed, showing a view of the "west" gate.
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Welland Ship Canal - Site Twin Locks No 4, looking South, from CNR Maintenance crossing Bridge 6.3B28Brock University only has a digital copy of this image
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Welland Ship Canal - Erecting W. Leaf Unwatering Gates N. end Lock No 8 looking N.W. 8.C.26.F1927-11-13Brock University only has a digital copy of this image
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Welland Ship Canal - General View of entrance to Lock #1 - looking southn.d.Brock University only has a digital copy of this image
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Welland Ship Canal - General View North end of Lock No 6 and South end of lock No 5Brock University only has a digital copy of this image
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1.70 Slide of Henry Koski, Operation’s Manager at the St. Lawrence Seawayn.d.10x12 cm. slide of Henry Koski, Operation’s Manager at the St. Lawrence Seaway. He is seated at his desk at the Lock Office at Port Weller.
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1.69 Coloured cartoon slide entitled Life’s Little Worries – depicts the chief A.J. “with apologies” and refers to the traffic bridge in Port Colborne, n.d.n.d.[slide is slightly chipped and some of the emulsion has come off the slide – this is a single sheet of glass with exposed emulsion]
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1.68 View of Lock No. 7 Welland Ship Canal, looking north – Hand coloured1928 or192This is a view of Lock No. 7 Welland Ship Canal, looking north. The Third Canal is on the right and the GTR line on the left. Bridge 7 (Peter St) was completed in 1927 and Lock 7 was in use in 1930.
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1.67 Soulanges Canal in Quebecca. 1920sThis is the Soulanges Canal in Quebec and shows lock no. 4, looking east. circa 1920's
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1.62 Bridge no.16 substation, n.d.n.d.[this is a single sheet of glass with exposed emulsion. One corner is completely chipped off.]
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1.60 St. Lawrence Deep Waterway – Lachine section project for navigation and power map, n.d.n.d.[2 cracks on one piece of glass]
