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    2016.26.1

    A photographic gallery of the some of the model ship collection of the Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum.

    A photograph gallery of some of the model ship collection of the Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum.

    The west pier and breakwall with main lighthouse on the end

    Inner lighthouse on west breakwater

    Outer lighthouse on west breakwater.

    Article from the Port Colborne Times, November 28, 1907, about the completed steel frame construction of the new east side lighthouse.

    Article from The Tribune, September 8th, 1971, which talks about the complains of the new automatic foghorn installed.

    Photo of Outer Lighthouse after its recent construction on the new south-west breakwater.

    Photo of the Inner Lighthouse in 2014.

    Photo of inner lighthouse, with outer lighthouse in the background.

    There are 11 unusual stereoscopic cards in the archival collection of the Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum, which, by virtue of their age, the local scenes they depict, and their uniqueness

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The Jessie Scarth was built in 1871 in Hamilton, and sailed as far as the Black Sea in Europe. The Jessie Scarth sank in 1887 in Lake Michigan. The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is t

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The condition of the stereoscopic view is poor, as is the original image quality.

    The Asia was a wooden-hulled steamship built in St. Catharines in 1873 by shipbuilder, Melancthon Simpson; it foundered during a storm on Lake Huron in 1882. Although the Asia saw most of its service

    The Garden City was built at Ogdensburg, NY in 1873. Painted above its name on the bow in this photo are N.T. Co and C.V. Line. The vessel was a package freighter and passenger vessel for the Norther