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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

Supplies being landed from the Nascopie which is seen in the left background

Date10/8/1936
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  • 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
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Original Toronto Star caption: Supplies being landed from the Nascopie which is seen in the left background.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014301F
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
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
Graetz Bros Reg'd
7/23/1947
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
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
Interlude: Great Lakes freighter crewmen taking on supplies
Interlude: Great Lakes freighter crewmen taking on supplies
Bock, Tony
7/22/1983
Launching the tall ships, With the CN Tower in the background, appearing to rise from its decks like a mast, Pathfinder, one of Toronto's two tall shi(...)
Launching the tall ships, With the CN Tower in the background, appearing to rise from its decks like a mast, Pathfinder, one of Toronto's two tall shi(...)
Sandler, Tom
4/11/1984
A major joy or problem aboard cruise liners, depending on your weight, is the endless supply of food, often delicious, that appeals to sea-whetted appetites
A major joy or problem aboard cruise liners, depending on your weight, is the endless supply of food, often delicious, that appeals to sea-whetted appetites
Spremo, Boris
8/30/1986
Image shows a Captain at the Harbour with the big ship in the background.
The Russians have landed in Toronto
Spremo, Boris
4/18/1972
First of the crew of 31 is seen being rescued by coast guard breeches buoy as high winds and turbulent seas beat the stricken and battered collier Oak(...)
First of the crew of 31 is seen being rescued by coast guard breeches buoy as high winds and turbulent seas beat the stricken and battered collier Oak(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/4/1947
Above, the ship, built to travel the world back in the golden age of liners, is seen at dock in Aruba
Above, the ship, built to travel the world back in the golden age of liners, is seen at dock in Aruba
Bryant, George
2/6/1988
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