Avalon Region
St. John's Page 5 of 6
Photos: St. John's Page 5 of 6
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S.S "Plover" on Dry Dock: This ship came to Newfoundland in 1877; because of a series of mishaps it became known as the "Jinx Ship."
Owned by Bowring Brothers' Ltd, it was lost off Cape Race in 1890.
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South Head of St. John's Harbour: The south side tip of St. John's near Fort Amherst is located in the lower right hand corner of the picture.
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The Narrows in Spring. The Narrows is the entrance to St. John's harbour.
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St. John's Harbour and Narrows. The Narrows is the entrance to St. John's harbour.
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The Narrows, St John's. The Narrows is the entrance to St. John's harbour.
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View Just outside the Narrows, St. John's. The Narrows is the entrance to St. John's harbour.
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A View of Shipping from Hon. C.R. Ayre's Wharf. Charles Robert Ayre (1819 - 1889) was a prominent businessman, member of
the House of Assembly and supporter of Methodism.
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A View of Shipping from Hon. C.R. Ayre's Wharf. Charles Robert Ayre (1819 - 1889) was a prominent businessman, member of
the House of Assembly and supporter of Methodism.
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Ship under sail off Narrows. The Narrows is the entrance to St. John's harbour.
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South Side of Harbor
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