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Fort (or Port) Collier, from the north-northwest, and Drummond Island, Lake Huron
Fort (or Port) Collier, from the north-northwest, and Drummond Island, Lake Huron

Fort (or Port) Collier, from the north-northwest, and Drummond Island, Lake Huron

Date1821
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Fort (or Port?) Collier, from the North North West, and Drummond Island, Lake Huron.
Subject
    GeographyGeographical FeatureDrummond Island (Mich.)
    GeographyCity, town, townshipPort Collier (Drummond Island, Mich.)
    GeographyProvince stateMichigan
    GeographyCountryUnited States
    Medium
    Watercolours (paintings)
    Dimensions222 x 341 mm.
    Language
      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberOHQ2-PICTURES-S-R-51
      Drummond, Colin, house, Richmond Street East, northwest corner Victoria St
      Drummond, Colin, house, Richmond Street East, northwest corner Victoria St
      Drummond, Colin
      1885 circa
      Plan of islands between Cutler & Aird Island also islands south west of Aird Island north channel of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Plan of islands between Cutler & Aird Island also islands south west of Aird Island north channel of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Dobie, James S.
      1915
      Plan of islands between Aird Island & McBean Harbour on the north shore of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Plan of islands between Aird Island & McBean Harbour on the north shore of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Dobie, James S.
      1915
      Plan of islands near John Island and part of the Serpent River Indian Reserve north channel of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Plan of islands near John Island and part of the Serpent River Indian Reserve north channel of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Dobie, James S.
      1915
      Plan of islands in front of the townships of Striker & Long north channel of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Plan of islands in front of the townships of Striker & Long north channel of Lake Huron District of Algoma
      Dobie, James S.
      1915
      Drummond, David & Son, coal & wood yard, Danforth Avenue, north side, west of Dawes Road
      Drummond, David & Son, coal & wood yard, Danforth Avenue, north side, west of Dawes Road
      David Drummond & Son
      1907 circa
      Notice. The inhabitants of the townships of Bathurst, Drummond, Lanark, Dalhousie and North and South Sherbrook ...
      Notice. The inhabitants of the townships of Bathurst, Drummond, Lanark, Dalhousie and North and South Sherbrook ...
      Morris, W.
      1832
      Map of the eastern part of Algoma District on the north shore of Lake Huron compiled from Government surveys
      Map of the eastern part of Algoma District on the north shore of Lake Huron compiled from Government surveys
      Canada. Department of the Interior
      1879
      'When a body meets a haggis . . .'. A dirk comes to hand, says kilted Bob Drummond, who hails from Fife. He and others at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch(...)
      'When a body meets a haggis . . .'. A dirk comes to hand, says kilted Bob Drummond, who hails from Fife. He and others at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch(...)
      Irish, Paul
      1/21/1990
      Island of Mackinaw- Lake Huron
      Island of Mackinaw- Lake Huron
      Jameson, Mrs. (Anna), 1794-1860
      1837
      Two men missing on lake huron. A parge with seven men aboard broke away from the tug Harriston while in Lake Huron early yesterday. Five men were repo(...)
      Two men missing on lake huron. A parge with seven men aboard broke away from the tug Harriston while in Lake Huron early yesterday. Five men were repo(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      7/27/1937
      The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
      The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
      J.L. Meikle
      1900 circa