FreshWater - A Journal of Great Lakes Marine History

Published by the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston

Volume 12, Number 1, 1997
Contents

• Senator W.E. Sanford and his yacht NAIAD
• "Heaving To" or Action at Sea in a Heavy Storm
• Navigation Before Electronics and Satellites
• Kingston Built Lightship Heads South
• Boys Naval Brigade - a pictorial

Volume 10, Numbers 2-4, 1996
Volume 11, Numbers 1-4, 1996 Contents

• The Boneyard Below the Bridge
• Aboard HMCS Portage: Recollections of a Young Sailor
• The Working Life of a Naval Architect
• Frank MacInnis - A Life of Sailor: From Fish Tug to Lake Ships

Volume 10, Number 1, 1994
Contents

• The Polson Iron Works of Owen Sound
• Captain T. Beaupre
• Violence, Oh God, Violence!

Volume 9, Number 4, 1994
Contents

• Up and Down the St. Lawrence Canals Before the Seaway
• Pictures in Review
  • The Milverton
  • Redcloud
  • The belleville
  • S.S, Corona
  • S.S. Selkirk
  • The Launching of the S.S. Quebec
  • Victoria pier in 1928 or 1929

Volume 9, Number 3, 1994
Contents

• The Evolving Upper Canadian Steam Packet Service, 1916-1850
• The Heritage Launch & The Survey of Toronto Harbour

Volume 9, Number 2, 1994
Contents

• S.S. Cayuga and the Toronto-Queenston Steamer Service
• Cayuga: Selected Documents
• Notes: C.H.J. Snider
• C.H.J. Snider, "The Skipper"

Volume 9, Number 1, 1994
Contents

• Putting Out the Lightkeepers
• German & Milne: Its Role in the History of Ship design in Canada
• A Mariners Observations

Volume 8, Number 1 & 2, 1993
Contents

• Construction of the S.S. Mathewston in 1922

Volume 7, Number 2, 1992
Contents

• So That's the Way It Was: Ship Models and the Interpretation of Maritime History
• Sea-Change: The Racey and the Mapledawn
• Library & Archive Research Resources

Volume 7, Number 1, 1992
Contents

• Life and Death on the Ocean Wave
• New Ships on the Stocks
• Passages

Volume 6, Number 2, 1991
Contents

• S.S. "Manitoulin" in 1946, "Different, Delightful and So Inexpensive"
• The "Adelaide" and Ear;y Canadian Steam above Niagara
• Prospectus: Cayuga Steamship Co. Ltd.
• HMS St. Lawrence: Commodore Yeo's Unique First-Rate

Volume 6, Number 1, 1991
Contents

• Grant Macdonald: The Artist, The Protagonist and the War at Sea
• Language of the Navy
• A Choice of Three
• Grant Macdonald's Navy

Volume 5, Number 2, 1990
Contents

• The Evolution of the Great Lakes Ship
• Iroquois
• British Competition: Canadian Great Lakes Vessels Built in United Kingdom Shipyards 1854-1965
• Significant Developments in Ontario Passenger Ships: 1990
• Captain John Donnelly - Wrecker
• A Visit to Main Duck Island through Old Photo Albums

Volume 5, Number 1, 1990
Contents

• Forgotten Watercraft: Small Craft for Work and Pleasure in Toronto Harbour
• The Lodor Proposal
• Steamboats on Lake Erie, January 1836
• Paper Passages: An Introduction to the Sources for the Study of Great Lakes History at the National Archives of Canada
• Kingston Shipyards - World War II
• Kingston Drydock Engineer Honhoured

Volume 4 1989
Contents

• The Long and the Short of It: Kingston As the Foot-Of-The-Great-Lakes-Terminus
• In Search of Shipwrecks: Canadian Government Archive Sources relating to Marine Casualties in Canada
• The Montreal Transportation Company
• Treating Tars: Amn 1811 order of medical supplies for the Lake Ontario Brig U.S.S. Oneida
• The Ward Brothers, George Brush and Montreal's Foundry
• "The freight carrier of the future": Whalebacks and the St. Lawrence River Canal System, Two Documents

Volume 3, Number 1 1988
Contents

• R.M.S. Segwin, A Mirine Response to Change
• Naval Shipbuilding on the Great Lakes, 1940-45
• Early Ship Registration in Canada
• The Canadian Great Lakes Lifesaving Service
• Reminiscences of the Maplecliffe Hall
• Provisioning Lake Ontario Merchant Schooners, 1809-1812
• George A. Cuthbertson - Freshwater Fleets

Volume 2, Number 2 1987
Contents

• The First Propellers at Kingston
• The Great Lakes Historic Research Project: Computers and the Analysis and Documentation of Small Craft
• The Guildersleeve House
• Early Transportation on the Upper Lakes
• S.S. Fort Henry
• Customs Collection -- and Dutiable Goods, Lake Ontario Ports, 1801-1812

Volume 2, Number 1 1987
Contents

• The Sinking of the Hamilton and Scourge - How many men were lost?
• 'Fool Propositions': Mackenzie King, the Dominion Marine Association and the Inland Water Freight Rates Act of 1923
• Ontario - First Steamboat on the Great Lakes
• The Frontenac: A Reappraisal: The First Canadian Steamship on the Lakes - 1817
• The Queen's Wharf Lighthouse

Volume 1, Number 2 1986
Contents

• The Great Lakes Schooner in the Painting of Nicholas Henderson
• Nicholas Henderson: Marine Painter
• The Huronic and the Kingston, A Comparison
• British Naval History in Full Sail at Penetanguishene (H.M.S. Bee (1817-1831), Her History and Rebirth)
• The Designing of H.M.S. Bee
• The Scrap Parade Continues
• The Steamer Toronto of 1825

Volume 1, Number 1 1986
Contents

• The Canadian Navigation Company
• 1896, And All That
• Current Canadian Shipbuilding on the Great Lakes
• Schooner and Pin Flat
• Cooks and Ladies Maids: Women in Sail and Steam on the Great Lakes in the Nineteenth Century
• John By
• Are Their Really 10,000 Shipwrecks in the Great Lakes?
• Hotels
• The Mary H. Boyce and the Hochelaga, A Comparison

Jib Gems

Jib Gems is the Newsletter of the Museum

Books on local marine history

Several books on local marine history have been published by the Museum.