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Photographs McGregor-McIntyre [graphic material]

Hierarchical level:

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Date:

1918-1926.

Reference:

R5607-5-5-E

Type of material:

Photographs

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

157236

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Dominion Bridge Company fonds

Graphic material and artwork

Photographs McGregor-McIntyre
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Date(s):

1918-1926.

Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

1 album (220 photographs) : b&w. prints

Language of material:

English

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Album contains photographs pertaining to the operations of McGregor-McIntyre (which was taken over by Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd.) between 1918 and 1926. Views include facilities and equipment, 1918-21; Canada Bread building, Toronto 1921; Screen House for span for bridge, Trent Valley Canal, Bobcaygeon, 1921; East Burrell Creek Viaduct, Canadian National Railways, 1921; Fish Creek Bridge, Sarnia-Stratford Highway, 1921; Livestock arena, 1921; North Oxford Road Bridge, Toronto, 1924; a large number of unidentified bridges, buildings and construction sites. Unknown photographer.

Source:

Private

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183-87
1987-161 NPC

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1987-161 NPC
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