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Ships & Boats: Sailboats: 1500-1839
Jacques Cartier A Canadian postage stamp commemorating Jacques Cartier's first voyage to Canada in April, 1534, in a stylized portrait based on a painting by Francois Riss, including an Iroquoian-style clay pipe, a French manor house, the Saint-Malo shield, and the French royal arms.
ID #23099
Cartier on the St. Lawrence Jacques Cartier sailing up the St. Lawrence River, 1535, with his three French ships at the site of the future city of Quebec, by W. Baker.
ID #20656
The Griffon The Griffon, the first ship to sail the upper Great Lakes, and built and used by La Salle beyond Niagara Falls.
ID #20383
The Griffon The Griffon was built above Niagara Falls by Sieur de la Salle in 1679, and was the first ship to carry trade goods and furs to and from the Upper Great Lakes.
ID #20661
D'Iberville Shipwreck D'Iberville's ship "Pelican", wrecked at the mouth of the Nelson River, 1697.
ID #21749
Early Halifax A depiction of the initial settlement at Halifax, (with a Mediterranean oared-ship offshore) but showing the military layout of the original town.
ID #10141
Annapolis Royal Annapolis Royal, 1755, a former Nova Scotian capital sinking into a local countryside existence.
ID #10142
New Brunswick Seal
ID #21974
Strait of Belle Isle Shipping in the Strait of Belle Isle, off Newfoundland, 1810, with British warships, cargo vessels and American fishing craft congregating.
ID #10246
Island of Ice An Arctic island of ice, 1818. Watercolour by John Ross (1777-1856) when in command of an unsuccessful Royal Naval expedition to seek a navigable North West Passage to Asia.
ID #23248
Saint John Harbour At the entry from the Bay of Fundy to Saint John, New Brunswick are British and American sailing ships, with Partridge Island in the background. Hand-coloured lithograph by Mary G. Hall (active 1834- 1835).
ID #23229
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