The St. Lawrence Seaway : the realization of a mighty dream.

Title & Author:

The St. Lawrence Seaway : the realization of a mighty dream.

Publication:

[Canada] : [Distillers Corporation - Seagrams Limited], [1954?]

Description:

40 pages (1 folded) : illustrations (some color), portrait ; 31 cm

Notes:
Supplementary notes: [12] p. insert in pocket.
"Reproduced in its entirety from the 1954 annual report of Distillers Corporation - Seagrams Limited."

Summary:

Photographs include: sod turning August 10th, Canada's Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Louis St. Laurent, New York's Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Ontario's Premier Leslie Frost, Fort William-Port Arthur - Canada's largest granary, Sault Ste. Marie steel mills, Sarnia oil refineries and petro-chemicals, paper mill on Welland Canal at Thorold, industrial city of Port Colborne, Montreal harbour & Jacques Cartier Bridge, Trois-Riverés newsprint producer, Halifax port, Niagara Falls power plant.

Subject:

Navigation
Water-power
Saint Lawrence Seaway.
Saint Lawrence River Navigation.
Saint Lawrence River Power utilization.
Voie maritime du Saint-Laurent.
Saint-Laurent (Fleuve) Navigation.
Saint-Laurent (Fleuve) Énergie hydraulique.
North America Saint Lawrence River
North America Saint Lawrence Seaway

Added entries:

Distillers Corporation-Seagrams Ltd.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 26952
Call No.: TC427.S3 (ID:88-B12931)
Status: Available

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