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    "- copy; black and white - steamer ""Thousand Islander"" was used to ply the Thames River; it ran from the Rankin Dock at the foot of Fourth Street, Chatham, Ontario - Book 1, No. 55, Frank H. Brown

    "- copy; black and white - tugboat ""Ella Taylor"" - Book 2, No. 26, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    "- black and white; with mat - the steamer ""Owen"" on the Thames River"

    "- copy; black and white - steamer ""Waubic"" on the Thames River - Book 2, No. 48, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    "- copy; black and white - salvaged gunboat ""General Myers"" that General Proctor burned and sank in the Thames River; recovered and put on display in Tecumseh Park - Book 1, No. 16, Frank H. Brown

    Walpole Island, Aerial, Ship on St Clair River, Walpole Island

    Walpole Island, Aerial, Ship on St Clair River, Walpole Island

    Walpole Island, Aerial, Ship on St Clair River, Walpole Island

    "- copy; black and white - steamer ""Ossifrage"" on Thames River, Chatham, Ontario - Book 1, No. 95, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    "- copy; black and white - steamer ""Thousand Islander"" on Thames River, Chatham, Ontario; Model T Ford car at roadside - Book 1, No. 96, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    - "Steamer Ossifrage" Chatham, Ont. Canada; c.1911

    Postcard with sepia image of shipping and industry along the Thames River, Chatham.

    "- colour; cardstock - picture of the Thames River with a steamboat and buildings; top reads ""River Thames, Chatham, Canada (Showing Steamer, City of Chatham, General Hospital and Nurse's Home)""; o

    "- black and white; ""On the Thames Chatham, Ont."" - addressed to Miss Maffi Mclace Carevil S.A.S. - postmarked Chatham No. 2105"

    Colour image on cardstock. Steamer docked along the Thames River, Chatham.

    - "Steamer 'City of Chatham' "; black and white; addressed to Miss Loraine Bradford, Morrisburg

    "- copy of original photo - black and white; Snye River barge ""John J. Barlum"" loaded with coal being pulled by tug ""Guardian"", excursion steamer ""Rapids King"" in background - newspaper article

    The remains of the hull of a ship sunk in the Thames River during the War of 1812. The hull has been raised and is on display in Tecumseh Park. Photo is mounted to grey card stock.

    General - Transportation - Boats, aerial ship, St Clair River

    General - Transportation - Boats, aerial ship, St Clair River