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    Aerial view of the Oshawa harbour

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    Black and white photo of the old Oshawa Wharf with a three masted schooner, the Oliver Mowat, which sank at Duck Island on September 1, 1921, after colliding with the steamer Key West.

    Black and white photo of Lake Ontario off the Oshawa Pier covered in snow and ice.

    Black and white photo of the shore of Lake Ontario in Oshawa in winter.

    Black and white photo of the view of the beach on Lake Ontario; cliff with house in the background.

    Black and white wide shot of the Oshawa Harbourfront (Lakeview Park) in its entirety.

    Black and white photo of four men next to a docked fishing boat in the Oshawa Harbour.

    Black-and-white photo of a Toronto-bound steamer ship docked at Oshawa Wharf (Harbour).

    Black and white photo of the Garden City Steamer ship coming into the Oshawa Harbour.

    Black and white photo of a Garden City Steamer ship docked at the Oshawa Harbour.

    Black and white photo of the Garden City Steamer ship docked at the Oshawa Harbour.

    Black and white photo of a "Dredge" ship named Nippising at the harbour in Whitby, Ontario.

    Black-and-white photo of a group of people having fun on the beach in Oshawa (Lake Ontario).

    The top image faces east and towards the beach, showing Robinson House in the background. The bottom image shows the pier and people by the water.

    This amusement device was brought to Oshawa by Jack O'Leary, owner of a restaurant located on the south side of King Street west, near Church Street (now Centre Street). The device was first located