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Partie de Teresa Haggart Fonds
This photo shows a profile view of FY16, out possibly for a sea trail upon being built. It was placed together with three other photos. It was built in 1942 in Victoria for the government. From 1942-45 it was in the Fishermen’s Reserve where it se...
Haggart, Teresa
Newspaper Article “Princess Joan’s Last Trip: Three Sad Blasts And She Was Gone”
Partie de Teresa Haggart Fonds
The article by GE Mortimer titled “Princess Joan’s Last Trip: Three Sad Blasts And She Was Gone” discusses the events and conditions around the last midnight run from Victoria to Vancouver for the vessel under Captain George Black with comments fr...
Haggart, Teresa
Photograph of a Princess boat in Victoria Harbour
Partie de Teresa Haggart Fonds
This slightly blurry photo is of a boat docked at a wharf, but the name of the boat is illegible. On the back the annotation states: Princess boat in Victoria Harbour.
Haggart, Teresa
It covers a wide range of West Coast maritime history. Starting with the photo of the disaster of Point Ellice Bridge in 1896 that belonged to a Mrs A Haggart. It also contains a postcard of HMS Hood, photos of different ships in Victoria, photos ...
Haggart, Teresa
Partie de Teresa Haggart Fonds
This parchment certificate is given as a certificate of competency as master of a passenger steamer in the minor inland waters to John Webber. It was signed by the deputy Minister (illegible) and the Minister of Marine and Fisheries (Louis Henry D...
Haggart, Teresa
Newspaper article-“Princess Joan Makes Last Romantic Midnight Run to Vancouver”
Partie de Teresa Haggart Fonds
The article “Princess Joan Makes Last Romantic Midnight Run to Vancouver” was published in a Victoria published newspaper on the Thursday 26th February 1959 on page 17. Provided are four photos with corresponding caption. In the first caption ther...
Haggart, Teresa
Photograph of a ship coming into the harbour
Partie de Teresa Haggart Fonds
The photo shows a ship coming into the harbour, it is not possible to see the name, and across the water from where the photo is taken there is a barge docked in front of a building. It was placed together with three other photos.
Haggart, Teresa