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    Black and white photo of the steamer ship named "Caspian" touring the Thousand Islands in Kingston.

    19th Century sailing ship

    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 five adults, including William and Edith Evans, departing on a ship.

    Operated by the Lake Ontario Navigation Company, Toronto. Sailed regularly between Toronto and the 1000 Islands.

    Standing on the Ship's deck

    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 Enfield Brass Band on the deck of the Garden City Steamer ship.

    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.

    Oshawa was laid down on 6 October 1942 by Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. Ltd at Port Arthur, Ontario. Named for the town of Oshawa, Ontario, the ship was launched on 10 June 1943 and commissioned into