Breeches Buoy Shot To Scow By Youngstown Coast Guard

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Title
Breeches Buoy Shot To Scow By Youngstown Coast Guard
Creator
Breton, Carol
Extent
35.86 x 25.61 cm
Is Part Of
Watercolour Collection
Description
The stranded scow lying in the Upper Rapids has been a fixture since August 6, 1918. It broke loose while being towed by the tug Hassayampa, after the tug went aground in the American Channel opposite Port Day, less than a mile above the Falls. ...a line was shot out from the top of the Toronto Power House. Attempts were made to rig a breeches buoy, but the lines became fouled and it was not until "Red Hill" volunteered his services that it was possible to bring the men to shore, excerpted from Niagara Falls, Canada : a history of the City and the world famous beauty spot ;
en-CA Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Government of Canada Local Initiatives Grant CK 1071-3 1977- ; Research by George Seibel ; M-27 ;
Type
Still Image
Medium
Watercolour
Subject
Scow
Power Plants - Toronto Power Plant
Niagara River - Upper
Location
Canada
Canada - Ontario
Identifier
http://www.nflibrary.ca/nfplindex/show.asp?b=1&ref=oo&id=102695
locator
WC PR-23
Rights
©Niagara Falls Public Library
Publisher
Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation
Date Created
2005-02-08
Date Modified
2005-02-17