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Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip, the Nascopie is seen here
Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip, the Nascopie is seen here

Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip, the Nascopie is seen here

Date7/23/1947
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  • Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip, the Nascopie is seen here
  • Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip; the Nascopie is seen here. Icebreaker N. b. McLean is racing to aid of passengers and crew. Arctic authorities say no one ship can complete the tour now interrupted
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip; the Nascopie is seen here. Icebreaker N. b. McLean is racing to aid of passengers and crew. Arctic authorities say no one ship can complete the tour now interrupted
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014300F
Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)
Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/7/1945
Supplies being landed from the Nascopie which is seen in the left background
Supplies being landed from the Nascopie which is seen in the left background
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/8/1936
Held fast by Rocks, her stern high out of water, the gallant Nascopie is pictured as she was seen by Ross Harkness, Star staff writer, as he flew over(...)
Held fast by Rocks, her stern high out of water, the gallant Nascopie is pictured as she was seen by Ross Harkness, Star staff writer, as he flew over(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/28/1947
A Sailing vessel, especially if it is, as here, a square-rigged wind-jammer, will always be preferred to steam craft by lovers of the picturesque. The(...)
A Sailing vessel, especially if it is, as here, a square-rigged wind-jammer, will always be preferred to steam craft by lovers of the picturesque. The(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
2/22/1947
Recalled from its Havana-miami run, to Montreal, the coastal steamer, North Pioneer, seen here, is to take on a new cargo there. She will replace the (...)
Recalled from its Havana-miami run, to Montreal, the coastal steamer, North Pioneer, seen here, is to take on a new cargo there. She will replace the (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/1/1947
There is no hope of the Nascopie being refloated, it is reported
There is no hope of the Nascopie being refloated, it is reported
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/22/1947
Crew of the Gallant Nascopie, which is now a broken vessel far in the northern reaches of Hudson Bay, are shown leaving the government icebreaker N. B(...)
Crew of the Gallant Nascopie, which is now a broken vessel far in the northern reaches of Hudson Bay, are shown leaving the government icebreaker N. B(...)
C & S Pictures
8/5/1947
. . . And the easy way. The Cayuga II was launched yesterday in Toronto Harbor and, today, begins daily trips between Toronto and Niagara-on-the-Lake (...)
. . . And the easy way. The Cayuga II was launched yesterday in Toronto Harbor and, today, begins daily trips between Toronto and Niagara-on-the-Lake (...)
McConnell, Colin
6/14/1976
Tips from the master, Kids from Harbourfront's Independence Afloat and Pier 4 sailing schools could have taken some tips from the brigantine Pathfinde(...)
Tips from the master, Kids from Harbourfront's Independence Afloat and Pier 4 sailing schools could have taken some tips from the brigantine Pathfinde(...)
McConnell, Colin
6/23/1981
Crosses sea under own canvas from Norway, Torontonians will soon have a chance to see the sailing ship Sortlandet, which has crossed the ocean from No(...)
Crosses sea under own canvas from Norway, Torontonians will soon have a chance to see the sailing ship Sortlandet, which has crossed the ocean from No(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/20/1933
Sailing majestically from Toronto Harbor, the brigantine Pathfinder sets out for a cruise on Lake Ontario, carrying most of its 22,000 square yards of sail. She cost $150,000 seven years ago
Sailing majestically from Toronto Harbor, the brigantine Pathfinder sets out for a cruise on Lake Ontario, carrying most of its 22,000 square yards of sail. She cost $150,000 seven years ago
Bezant, Graham
7/27/1970
For 18 years Capt. Martin had sailed the Midland City, seen here, and the Dover, from Midland. Ownership change saw him sail the ship from his native (...)
For 18 years Capt. Martin had sailed the Midland City, seen here, and the Dover, from Midland. Ownership change saw him sail the ship from his native (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/27/1940