Ran Chatham, Windsor, Ontario & Detroit, Michigan
1877, July 24 remeasured to new tonnage rules; 311.8 gross/208.55 net tons
1879, August 13-14 Burned at dock, Detroit, Michigan; rebuilt at
Chatham
1881, April Owned Western, Northwood & Ronald, Chatham
1882 Owned St.Armour, et.al., Chatham
1882, November 28 Ashore, Thames River
1883 Ran Sandusky, Ohio - Windsor, Amherstburg & Pelee Island
1885 Idle at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan after being seized for
smuggling
1886, April Owned R.G. Barrett, Toronto; licensed for 155 passengers;
ran Buffalo - Fort Erie
1889 18" + 32" x 18" compound engine
1894 Hurricane deck & pilothouse forward
1896, May 22 Owned Victoria Park Steamboat Company, Limited, Toronto;
ran Chatham - Toronto
1896, June 11 Renamed QUEEN CITY
1901, April 29 Owned Alex M. Colquhoun, Toronto
1901, June 27 Owned Toronto Navigation Company
1901, July 11 Renamed CANADA
1902, March 27 Owned A.C. Neff & D.M. Bukhart
1903, April 8 Owned Owen Sound & Georgian Bay Park & Summer Resort
Company, Limited
1908 Owned Chew & Doty, Midland, Ontario
1909 Dismantled & abandoned, Owen Sound, Ontario
1911 Scuttled
