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Black and white photograph of many sailboats on open water.
Some of the fleet, Toronto Bay
Black and white photograph of many sailboats on open water.

Some of the fleet, Toronto Bay

Date1909
Names
FormatPicture
Notes
Bluebell ferry in background.
Subject
    GeographyGeographical FeatureToronto Bay (Toronto, Ont.)
    GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
    GeographyNeighbourhoodHarbour
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
    Medium
    Postcards
    DimensionsImage size: 7.5 cm x 15 cm (2 15/16 in. x 5 7/8 in.)
    Language
      ProvenanceGift of Norman Attikin
      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberPC_5067
      Image shows a few grain elevators by the lake.
      New grain elevators reared at waterfront: Toronto's two new grain elevators; as seen looking from western gap across the Bay toward Fleet St. and city. Royal York hotel in background.
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      n.d.
      Fleet of 29 ships wintering in Owen Sound harbor is said a record in any Georgian Bay port for many years
      Fleet of 29 ships wintering in Owen Sound harbor is said a record in any Georgian Bay port for many years
      Dougan, Ken
      12/29/1948
      Elliott Milstein, manager of Fleet Books, displays some of his best sellers
      Elliott Milstein, manager of Fleet Books, displays some of his best sellers
      Mahler, John
      2/21/1979
      The attack and defeat of the American fleet under Benedict Arnold, by the Kings Fleet Commanded by Captn Thos Pringle, upon Lake Champlain, the 11th of October, 1776
      The attack and defeat of the American fleet under Benedict Arnold, by the Kings Fleet Commanded by Captn Thos Pringle, upon Lake Champlain, the 11th of October, 1776
      Faden William, 1749-1836
      1776
      Colorized photograph of two women standing on the bank of a river fishing. One has caught a lar…
      TORONTO. –Night effects in Toronto Harbor, the Yacht Club fleet
      Approximately 1909
      Sepia-toned photo postcard depicting the Toronto harbor with boats and yachts on the water. The…
      TORONTO. –Night effects in Toronto Harbor, the Yacht Club fleet
      Approximately 1909
      Ready for launch: Master model maker John Craig shows off his latest warship - a scale model of HMCS Toronto. The exnavy man provides scale models of ships for the defence department and will soon have a fleet of 13 ready for delivery. Craig says the real HMCS Toronto will be a 'Humdinger' which will make Canadians proud of their navy again.
      Ready for launch: Master model maker John Craig shows off his latest warship - a scale model of HMCS Toronto. The exnavy man provides scale models of ships for the defence department and will soon have a fleet of 13 ready for delivery. Craig says the real HMCS Toronto will be a 'Humdinger' which will make Canadians proud of their navy again.
      Connor, Frank O.
      1/12/1986
      Sepia-toned photo postcard depicting boats floating on Lake Ontario with buildings in the backg…
      TORONTO. –The Yacht Club Fleet.
      Approximately 1909
      Black-white photo postcard depicting boats floating on the St. Lawrence river with the shore in…
      TORONTO. –Moonlight on the St. Lawrence River, the Yacht Club fleet.
      Approximately 1909
      Star Trucks move to new home, The Toronto Star has just occupied its new fleet garage at the corner of Dupont St
      Star Trucks move to new home, The Toronto Star has just occupied its new fleet garage at the corner of Dupont St
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1/19/1932
      Image shows grain fleet viewed from Toronto Harbour.
      View Toronto Harbour 1928, showing grain fleet in winter storage berths
      Unknown
      1928?
      The new Spadina avenue bridge, now ready for the steel work, spans the railway yards from Front street to Fleet street and will be one of Toronto's largest bridges
      The new Spadina avenue bridge, now ready for the steel work, spans the railway yards from Front street to Fleet street and will be one of Toronto's largest bridges
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      12/26/1925